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JAMIBSON 8: JAMIBSOR (muse and residence a short. dlst- once east of the Hahn House on anhtun Street, Lower Town, Dm- ham. (m‘ice hours 2 to 5 9.111.. 7 t0 8 pm. (except Sundays} . Cuulxtess and Lambton Strgets, oppo- site old Post Office. Office hours : 9 to 11 a.m.. 130 to 4 p.m., 7 to 9 pm. r-L-.I\ â€"â€".â€"â€"â€"â€" DR. A. M. BELL ‘ Physician and Surgeon. Office Lurubton street, Durham, Ont. Gradu- ate l'niversity of Toronto. tested and corrected. Office hours: ' .. 7 to 9 p. m., Sundays U It! A] u. .w. (Sundays excepted). “If Chiropractors _ . Graduates Canadlan Chlropractlc College, Toronto. Office Macfarlane Block. Durham. Day and night phone 1‘23. 6 1A 23“ J. F. GRANT, D. D. 8., 1.. u. 3. Honor Graduate University of Tor- onto, Graduate Royal College Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Dentistry in all its branches. Office Calder Block. MillStreet, second door east of MacBeth’s Drug Store. ._. , 7â€"..- â€"4â€"-â€"râ€"â€"-â€"-'â€"~-â€"â€"-â€"-â€"v- -_r J. H. MacQUARRIB, B. A., Barrister, Solicitor, Etc. DURHAM Branch otl'ice at Dundalk Open all day Friday. Barristers. Soiiqitors,_ et but of the firm mu be m D ’ Tuesday of each week. App may be made with the Clerk in the office. ...â€"â€"_7 Geo. 15. Duncan Phone 112 r 3. ______,___.___â€"â€"â€"F EN AITKBN JO Auctioneer, Grey and Bruce‘ Sales promptly attended to, . isfaction guaranteed. Terms on plication. Phone Allan Pork Cor 91-31;“); Hanover R. R. 2, P. O. 52!: ________________.__â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"f LOT 7. CON. ‘21. EGREMONT. THE prowrly of the John Lawrence Esâ€" tate. comprising 100 acres in good condition; brick house. bank barn,‘ good wator from (lrillml well; wind- mill: good silo; reasonable price to quick purchaser. For further par- ticulars apply to Philip Lawrence or W. J. Lawrence. Durham, Execu- 2.16.tf in the past winch rain in the future. Durham is an attractive and healthy town. and good accommoda- tion can be Obtained at re - Paws. . . - .. nmm RA... Prmclpal. AND stsm maumnn Dental Directorv Legal ‘Dz’rectorv Why $39991” watér that is Qouuwu auu unfit for domestw use; when pairs. and sand accommoda- m'n. ‘ . h be Obtained at reasonable . 8088. B. A... Principal. unnmSON. Chairman. There’s 3 is thoroughly equipped 0 following courses: 1‘ Matriculation. nee to Normal Schmi. or nf the Staff is a I’m: chance and use is polluted and _ _ "Juan on 1 easonable what's 'é_1‘:ms 0n ap- Pmk Qentral E» 3ng ii), Sat- Phone 98-12 won}; WANTEDâ€"THE .CHRON- icle Job Plant is well eqmpped for turning out the finest, work on short order. LATE FOR SALEâ€"«APPLY ZENUS Clark. Durham. USED PIANO FOR S McLaughlin’s Garage. STOVE FOR SALE GURNEY-OXFORD RANGE. as new. Albert Livingg’wne‘, 1 FARM FOR RENT way, four miles north of Durham. Ap- to Neil McLean, Durham, route 1. FARM FOR RENT LOT 4, CON. 2, EGREMONT, CON- taining 100 acres; good buildings; well watered. Thos. Tucker, Durham. 9.13 ti MEN FOR BUSH WORK TO START AROUND OCTOBER 1. Apply at officeâ€"Durham Furniture Co. 9. 13. 3 SEVEN ROOMED BRICK HOUSE ON Garafraxa Street, electric lights, furnace and water, good location and in good state of repair.â€"â€"George S. Lawrence, Mount Forest. . -1tf HOUSE FOR SALE IN GOOD LOCATION AND IN good state ofirepair. Apply at The} Chronlole Office. 7 26 28“ GOOD BRICK COTTAGE AT EDGE Iof corporation, 6 rooms and pantry; ten acres of land; good stable and hen house; hard and soft water in abunâ€" dance. Immediate possession. Apply by letter to Box 55, Chronicle Office. Watson‘s Dairy is now situated} in its new premises north of Thei Chronicle office. Pure milk, cream and butter. ice cream and soft drinks always on hand. Meals served; lunch counter. All milk bottles taken from shop will be chargml for and money refunded on ,1'ut.:11'n.vâ€"-\\‘atson's Dairy. 7 26 28tf bell McKechnie, also of me Dam I Town of Durham, Authorized As- I signers, § NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that t i 1 McKechnie, late of the Town of Durâ€" ounty of Grey, Merchant, . Deceased, and Nettie Campbell Mc- . ' Widow, '; of all their property for ir creditors, and that Thomas J. Rutherford, Esquire, Offiâ€" ing shall elect a Trus the estate of the debtors. ‘ NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the first meeting of creditors in the above Estate will be held at the ofiice ‘of your claim m ' ‘ before the meeting is held. ‘ -* Wm mmtinz that at such elecs the permanent Trustee. - - "'â€" \vnn rank. proof of su with me. or with the Trustee when ap- ' ' ' ' days of the date ' otherwise the proceeds ‘ Estate will be distri- FOR NEW DAIRY PREMISES THE BANKRUPTCY ACT 9,,13, 6 pd vvww‘. â€", v- ,V :chnie, also of the Said Durham, Authorized As- at NOTICE McPherson. Carrots, interme ' Blyth, J. M . Mrs. Petty. Radishes, winterâ€"Mr , Clark. Summerâ€"Mrs. A. H Kn tel. Tomatoes. redâ€"Mrs. Dr. ’ terâ€"A. Grierson 1 and 2. bushâ€"Mrs. Petty. Vegetable â€"â€"Mrs. Petty, A. Grierson. Yel- . .Nichol, Mrs. J. h. Table Turnipsâ€"G. Rit- . Sweet Cornâ€"D. Braith- G. McKechnli. Corn, Davis, Mrs: Wolfe. Nut or Fruit, ' . McIlraith. Fancy Bourne. Tea Biscuitsâ€"G. . Gemsâ€"T. Bell, Mrs. lLindsay. Graham Corn Meal Muffins â€"- Mrs. Davis. Wolfe, J. McGirr. Tarts. butterâ€"Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. Nichol. Tarts. jellyâ€"W. Blyth, A. Grierson. Sponge Cakeâ€"â€" Mrs. Davis. Light Layer Cakeâ€"W. Blyth. Mrs. Clark. Dark Layer Cake- Mrs. Clark, E. Lindsay. Dark Fruit Cakeâ€"Mrs. Clark. Mrs. Wolfe. Light Fruit Cakeâ€"Mrs. Nichol. Macaroonsâ€" J. W. McKechnie. W. Blyth. Shortbread |â€"-Mrs. McPherson, G. Binnie. Drop Cakesâ€"Mrs. Clark, R. Ramage. Oat- meal Jam Jamsâ€"Mrs. N. Whitmore. Mrs. Davis. Plain Cookiesâ€"J. McGirr. Mrs. H. Maurer. Fruit Cookiesâ€"Mrs. Davis, T. Bell. Apple Pieâ€"Mrs. Whitâ€" more. Mrs. Wolfe. Pumpkin -â€"â€"-Mrs. '. Davis, Mrs.‘ Clark. . .Lernon -â€" Mrs. toes 'â€" 1V“ 0: AVA-v--- wâ€".__ , Cornâ€"Mrs. Davis. T. Bell. Peasâ€"â€"Mrs. Davis, J. W. McKechnie; String Beans -Mrs. Davis. J. Mather. Salad Dressâ€" ingâ€"Mrs. McIlraith. Miss Bradley. Mixed Picklesâ€"Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Clark. Mustard Pickles â€"- Mrs.Clark, Miss Bradley. Onion Pickleâ€"Mrs. M011â€" raith. Cold Meat sauceâ€"Mrs. Moll- Lraith. Mrs. Knechtel. Raspberry Vine- [garâ€"Mrs. McPherson, Miss Bradley. Miscellaneous Products Honey in Sectionsâ€"T. Young 2nd. Extracjzedt-T. young. Mrs. McGillixi- tel: Quilt, cotton {niecedâ€"Mr . . Mrs. McPherson. Fancy-Mrs. Mc- Pherson. Mrs. N' . Quilt. Appliqueâ€"Mrs. Maurer. Mrs. McGillivray. Mrs. Kn . ‘ 1' M2 ther. --,“ ‘__nfin .Garmentâ€"Mrs. Davis, Mrs. McIlralth.| Cotton Garmentâ€"-â€"Mrs. Knechtel. Mrs. . Davis. Work Apronâ€"Mrs. McIlraith. Mrs. Petty. Plain Sewingâ€"Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Bourne. Woollen Socks, fineâ€"G. Binnie. Mrs. Wolfe. Socks, coarse-â€" lMrs. Davis. Mrs. Wolfe. Mitts, men’s â€"â€"G. Blnnie. Mrs. McGinivray. Mitts, Knechtell Maurer. Cross adley. Cut Workâ€"- Mrs. ;Knechtel, Miss Br Miss Bradley, Mrs. Maurer. Work Bag --Mrs. Davis. Fancy Hand Bagâ€"Mrs. McGinivray, Mrs. Davis. Centrepleoe. ‘ “ Mrs. McGirr. - 1:..- nMflIpv_ mite. Brownâ€"J. Lloyd Pine Tree Flourâ€"â€"-MrS THE DURHAM CHRONICLE " â€" Fancy uuuv mon MYS' g Stanc‘ :chle, - Rams “311’ Mrs' Gilliv â€"- Mrs. ;erâ€"- â€"-Mrs. Brad] waite legfikx chie. Mrs. Jake "'W 1' Cake_â€"â€" ‘Mrs Colors-â€"Mrs._ McGillivray, -“L 1 vv-vâ€"â€" -â€"~ 7 7 Luncheon _ Set. ,chol'. Library Runner, emb.â€"â€"Mrs. A. iMcDonald, Mrs. Nichol. Table Runner. lace trimmedâ€"Miss Bradley,- Mrs. Nic- hol. Sofa Pillow, fancyâ€"Mrs. Maurer. Mrs. Nichol. Washableâ€"Mrs. McDon- ald, Mrs. Nichol. Ladies’ Whitewear. emb.â€"â€"Mrs. Knechtel. Miss Bradley. Thread trimmedâ€" Mrs. McGillivray. Miss Bradley. Lsdies’ Slipâ€"Mrs. Mc- 81', mus. vv uuc. V.Vv-..-- _._, Mrs. Maurer. Infant’s Jacketâ€"- Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Maurer. Bonnet, tat- tedâ€"Mrs. McGilliway, Mrs. Maurer. iii-IE. E. V. 'Orme, Judge. , . Yorkshu'eâ€"Boar, any ageâ€"w. a. Fine Arts Willis. Brood Sowâ€"Willis, 151'. and 2m}. Water Color, scene from natureâ€" Spring Pigsâ€"W.B1yth, J. Mch, W Flowersâ€"Mrs. Maurer. S. Willis. for best load 0; Bacon Hogs Crayon. colorsâ€"Mrs. McGillivray. Pen- Special . . . cil Drawingâ€"Mrs. McGillivray, Mrs. -â€"W. Blyth, J. McGlrr, W. S. W11hs. Maurer. Art Workâ€"Mrs. Knechtel, .â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"---â€"â€"‘ M116}. Maurer. ADMINISTRATORS’ SALE rs. E’ V‘ Orme, J.udge. For Sale the following lands:â€" Educational Part of Lot Fifty-nine in the Second. Handwntmgâ€"Mrs. Dams. Concession East of the Garafraxs ' ‘ ‘ A -»- n‘unA nn+kc nf an 20.1% Mrs. McGillivray. G. Binnie, W. J. ‘1 Ritchie. Alexanderâ€"R. Ramage. Pe- 5' wakeesâ€"R. Ramage, G. Binnie. 001- C vertâ€"J. Hamilton. Mrs. McGillivray. q Duchess of Oldenburgâ€"W. Blyth. J. c Hamilton. Golden Russetâ€"J. McGirr, W. Blyth. Russets. any otherâ€"Mrs. 17 McGillivray, T. Bell. King Tompkins .1 -â€"Mrs. McGillivray. Northern Spyâ€"D. Braithwaite, Mrs. McGillivray. Ribs- ton Pippinâ€"W. J. Ritchie. T. Bell. Rhode Island Greeningâ€"T. Bell, R. ,S Ramage.. Fallawaterâ€"M. Barber, W. J. Ritchie. Snowâ€"Mrs. McGillivray. J. Hamilton. Wealthyâ€"T. Bell. Mrs. Mc- '. Gillivray, Ben Davis. G. Binnie. Tal- mon Sweetâ€"G. Binnie, W. Blyth. ' Standard, any other-G. Binnie, R. ' Ramage. Crabâ€"W. Blyth. Mrs. Mc- ' Gillivray. Lombard Plums â€"- Miss ' Bradley. E. Lindsay. Eggâ€"D. Braithâ€" ' waite, W. J. Ritchie. Collâ€"W. J. Rit- chie. Winter Pearsâ€"Mrs. McGillivray. Mrs. Petty. Fall Pearsâ€"W. J. Ritchie. Mrs. McGillivray. W. M. Groat, Judge. Plants Coll. House. 20 var.â€"-â€"Mrs. McIlraith. 3 Mrs. Petty. Coll. House, 12 var.â€"-Mrs. P Clark. 0011.. 6 vanâ€"Mrs. Nichol. Mrs. " McDonald. Coll. Double Geraniumsâ€" 3' Mrs. Petty, Mrs. Clark. Coll. Singleâ€" ‘3 Mrs. Petty. Mrs. Clark. Coll. Scented f5- â€"â€"Mrs. H. McDonald, Mrs. A. McDonâ€" 1" ald. Coll. Begonias. fibrousâ€"Mrs. A. 5- McDonald. Mrs. McIlraith. Coll. tub- 5- erousâ€"-Mrs. Knechtel. Coll. Coieusâ€"- k- Mrs. Nichol, Mrs. Petty. Cacti-Mrs. h. A. McDonald, Mrs. McIlraith. Foliage .s. Plantsâ€"Mrs. McIlraith. Balsamâ€"D. â€"’ Braithwaite, Mrs. Petty. Cockscombâ€"- T. Young. Double Geranium, whiteâ€" In. Mrs. Clark._ Mrs. Petty.‘ Any otherâ€"- n1-_1- Q€nn1a n01”â€" ldc‘rl. Amarylmâ€"Mrs. McPherson, J. Single Fuchsiaâ€"J. Lloyd, W -Mrs. Mc’flraith, Mrs'. Asparagus Plumosaâ€" - p--- \T.‘ -hn'l A engraâ€" lVLUUULLaLu- -owr A. .._ -v“. Mrs. Mquraith, Mrs. Nichol. Asparaâ€" gus Sprmgeriâ€"Mrs. Clark, Mrs. A. Mcâ€" Donald. Heliotropeâ€"Mrs. H. McDonâ€" ald. Rex Begoniaâ€"Mrs. H. McDonald, D. Bralthwaite. Bpston Fernâ€"Mrs. A. McDonald. Hangmg Basket â€"- Mrs. Petty, Mrs. A. McDonald. Any other {Plantâ€"Mrs. A. McDonald, Mrs. McIl- raith. Display Open Airâ€"Mrs. Petty, mus. MoIlraith. Bouquet, large vaseâ€"Mrs. McIlraith, A. Herd. Handâ€"Mrs. 1-1., Maurer 2nd. Hand, house flowersâ€"l Mrs. H. McDonald. Mrs. A. McDonald. Table Ornamentâ€"Mrs. McIlraith. Coll. Astersâ€"Mrs. Whitmore, Mrs. Knechtel. Coll. Dahliasâ€"Mrs. McKechnie, Mrs. {Wolfe Dianthusâ€"Mrs. H. McDonald. Gladioliâ€"-Mrs. Knechtel, Mrs. Wolfe. Larkspurâ€"Mrs. Maurer 2nd. Mari- goldâ€"Mrs. Clark. Mrs. A. McDonald. Phlox Drummondiâ€"Mrs. H. McDonald. Phlox Perennial -â€" Mrs. McKechnie. Mrs. H. McDonald. Pansyâ€"Mrs. H. â€"-- Mrs. McDonald. Petunias, single TInor-hfpl Mrs- Clark. Petunias, double flllun A v- v â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" Mrs. H. McDonald. Pansyâ€"Mrs. . McDonald. Petunias, single â€"-â€"- Mrs. Knechtel, Mrs. Clark. Petunias, double â€"â€"Mrs. H. McDonald 2nd. Salviaâ€"Mrs. McIlraith. Verbenasâ€"Mrs. McKech- nie. Sweet Peasâ€"Mrs. McKechnie, Mrs. Whitmore. Nasturtium â€"â€"Mrs. Clark. Zinnia-T. Young, J. W. Mc- :Kechnie. Mrs. W. M. Groat and Mrs. C. Drumm, Judges. Barred Rock cock, coexerel, anu {JUL- let, J. Lloyd 1513 and 2nd in all three classes. 8. C. Rhode Island Red cock- erel and puller. Mrs. A. McDonald lst tâ€"Fflly or Gelding, 2 yrs. 3 yrs.â€"-â€"J. Picken. Span attached to 'wagonâ€"J. Gilstorf. Best der. Cut Flowers Poultry Mrs. Petty, Tay. For Sale the following lands:â€" Part of Lot Fifty-nine in the Second. ' e Garairaxa Road containing nine and parts of Lots numbers Fifty-elght and. Fifty-nine in the Second Conces- sion E.-G. R. in the Township of “‘J Annâ€" Slon no‘U. LU. ALA v--.’ r , _ Glenelg containing nineteen and one- quarter acres. Apply to Murray Rit- chic, or Herbert. Ritchie, R R. 1, Dur- - A .1...:..:n+ua+nrc hf *he EStat/C 0f “‘v, v. â€"â€"vâ€"â€" v _. ham, Administrators of the Estate James Ritchie, deceased, or J. H. McQUARRIE, Durham, Ont. a 9'7 2 Their Solicitor. ( 9. 27. 3. \berl‘ox le Alvinston ............ October 2-3 Arthur ............... October 2â€"3 Ayton ................ ' ctober 16â€"18 Blenheim ........... Brigden ................ October 2 Brussels .............. October 4-?) Burford ............... ()CtOlfiflll' 2-3 Caledonia ............. October 4â€"6 (illutswortb ......... October 11-12 Cllesley .......... September 27-28 October 4 CourHand .............. Delaware .............. October 10 Dorehester Station ...... October ii Dreden .......... September 25-“ Dundalk ......... September 27â€"28 Dungannon ............ October 3 Iimbrol .................. October 4 Erin .................. October 2-: Fairground .......... October f ' Florence ........... .. October 4â€"1 ' Fordwich ........ October . ’ Galt ........ September 5428-2 “ mum. 1-1 Fordwmn ......... WWW- v Galt ............. September 28-29 Grand Valley ........ October 11- :5 Harrow .............. October 8-9 4 Highgate ............. October 5-6 " Ingersoll ........ September 27-9: I Jarvis ........... September 27-28 . Kirkton ............... October 2-3 ‘Leamington .......... October 1-5 Lion’s Head .......... October 3-4 Lucknow ........ September 27-28 Melbourne .............. October 9 Merlin ................ October 8-9 Milverton ........ September 27-28 Mount Brydges ........ October 5 Neustadt ............ September ‘29 Ohsweken ....... September 26-28 Owen Sound ..... October 4-6 Palmerston .......... October 2-3 Port Elgin ........... October 5-6 Rainham Centre October 21-22 Rid etown .......... October 8-10 Roe 'lyn ............. October 9-10 Rodney .............. October 1-2 St. Marys ............ October 4-5 ”' ' c~eptember 26-28 I Tara ................. ._ .. .- October 2-3 . Teeswater ............ - Tbedford ............. October 1-2 ; Tiverton ................ October 2 October 9 f Underwood ........ , ..... ~ - Wallacetown September Ell-‘28 t , 9 t, Waterford ............ ' . s. \Vheatley .......... October 13-14 September 27 - Windham Centre ....... Wingham ............ October 9-10 October 3-2 " \V3'oming .............. Tara ................. 1‘ Teeswater ............ C Thedford ............. C T n erton ................ T ndemood ............. \\ allacetovm Septe ,\\ aterford ............ ( ()c1 F ALL PAIRS hands. His,victim is a huddled, shape- less heap on the other side of the wwwâ€" This is the dramatic punch that op- ens “The Noose.” First National ° pic- turization of Willard Mack‘s sensation- al stage play which comes to the Vet- From this tense, startling opening, the story moves swiftly through a se- ries of dramatic incidents to the finish. “The Noose" is one of the most power- ,ful stories ever written. It deals with [life in the raw, with the underworld and its gunmen and gangmen, with justibe and with politics. with sympa- thy and compassion. Seldom has such a. strong story been brought to the screen, and probably never with such marvelous players to enact the various roles. Richard Barthelmess in the stellar role again demonstrates his amazing histrionic talents as Nickie Elkins, the boy. He brings to the role sympathy MOMIES and understanding. Unusual Theme The stage play created widespread interest because of its unusual theme. The First National picture is being ev- en more more widely discussed, for it carries to heights impossmle in a spokâ€" en play. ‘ The audience is taken backstage at a night club. then out into the crowds on the dance floor. Next to the death house in the penitentiary, and then to the governor’s mansion. ~â€"L :â€" "Pv Through every scene the interest is kept enthrilled. and one dramatic cli- max follows another. Surrounding Barthelmess in “The Noose" is an exceptionally capable company. ‘ Lina Basquette, former Follies danc- er. is cast as Dot. the carbaret girl who remains faithful to the boy through all his trouble. Miss Bas- quette is not only a dancer of ability but proves herself a talented dramatic actress as well. Alice Joyce is cast in the sympathet- ic role of the Governor’s wife, who saves the boy from the gallows. Thel- ma Todd. is the society budd who de- serts him in hour of heed. Montagu Love is the gang leader who meets death at the boy‘s. hands. ;’ Star Theatre on To economize on the time sperm in complaining. To mix a little more charity with your judgments. To spend more time getting the other fellow’s viewpoint. F To depend more upon yourself and less upon others. To look for the good in the most un- promising people. To do these things and see how ,soon life grows sweeter.â€"-~Exchange. START TODAY the time spent in PAGE 7.