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Dims of system. SEE? ADVERTISING um Judicinl. Loni. om ad Gm- mcnt Noticeâ€"12c. per count line to: first insex‘tion. and 6c. per line for each subsequent insertion. Chained Sflum mm. per word each inertial. with four consecutive insertions for the price of three; s discount of 33-1/3 per cent “loved for cash with order. Minimum chute. 25¢. each with order Every advanee notice or any kind. where the object is the benefit or con. venience of any or numner of personsâ€"is adv . and it will be treated as such. no instructions accompany the notice advising n3 whom to charge it to. it will be charged to the person phoning or sending it in. Advertisements ordered for "until iorbidden” and those sent without written instructions. will ap- FRANK IRWIN. Editor and Proprietor DRS. JAMESON I JMSON Office and residence a snort dist- ance east of The Hahn House, on Lambton Street. Lower Town, Durham. (mice hours, 2 to 5 pm., 7 to 9 pm. Office and residence at the corner of muntess and Lambton Streets, oppo- «xe old Post Office. Ofllce hours: 9 r.“ 11 a.m., 1.30 to 4 pm., 7 to 9 pm. Sundays excepted). ¢ except Sundays). Physician and Surgeon. omoe <;zzx‘afraxa Street, Durham. Gm” University of Toronto. Eyes tested and corrected. Office hours: 2 to 5 pm. 7 to 9 p.m. (Sundays excepted). (‘naduates Canadian Chiro ractic (gulloge. Toronto. Office inMac arlane Pluck. Durham. Day and night phone DR. W. C. PICKEBING. DENTIST umce over J. 8:. J. hunter’s store. [wt-ham. ____ --_ .I. F. GRANT. D. D. 5.. L. D. 8. Humor graduate of the University 01 mmto. Graduate of Royal College niul Surgeons of Ontario. Dentis- 111 all its branches. Office Calder r.” k. Mrll Street, second door east 01 Ext-Bonus Drug Store. 55? until written orders tie £51317 '0: their discontinuance. ea day" Friday. i. “gun-\RTHUR. DURHAM. ONT. J. L. SMITH. M. 3.. M. C. P. S. O. - School is thoroughly equipped ' up the following courses: .! 1 mlor Matriculntion. Entrance to Normal Schooi. n member of the Staff is n Unl- . )raduate and experienced I.‘r wiggling pupils 8110““! mm to - at beginning of term: -__-_. h ' turmation as to COM "3" w armed from the Panama. :rfi School has n credit! mead - 0 past. which it hopes to muntdn .' mug: Public, Conveyancer, Realtor, ..~ run-e. em; a general financial 1:.o‘r-s transacted. ’All legal docu- «w e-lficiently and carefully prepared Your patronage solicited. '3'; “IE: 1 door North of McLaughlin’s and good Wm an to wrained at. reasonblo rates. JOHN 310311.189“. m .I. ll. MacQUARRIE. B. A. i...1'!';;stm'. Solicitor, etc., Durham. L omce at. Dundalx open an 3.1,‘1‘1'lcferlis. Solicitors, etc. A member (I "“2113. mm will be 1:: Durham on of each week. Appointments made with the Clerk in the (‘. G. BESSIE McGILLlVRAY ; a.'P\HAM HIGH SCHOOL _ 'zoneer. Grey and Bruce. Sales > iv attended to. Satisfaction .w-ed. Terms on application. Allan Park Central 91'515; «med Auctioneer for Grey County :aken on reasonable terms. 'u'ranged at The Chronicle {'28 E. memo ne 4“ r3. â€" VII-C'vav ' at Union“ Out M extra phargg (91: the 0” lhono K1 8“ 1" 42A Avonm [16.1%. John W. m null“ or W Dlstincfln Pinon! 33"“. Medical Directorv. er :mrham U. P. 0. Live St01 ' :0 will ship stock from D11 r r: Tuesdays. Shippers t ’ i. to give three days’ notice. .ximea Lawrence. WP] 1‘ 13 Durban Dental Directorv GEORGE E. DUNCAN Legal ‘Directorv LUCAS 85 HENRY DE. A. M. BELL Garage. J OHN vaiiur inflow. yucca-bat” 31 12289 524 28“ gus'r ARRIVEDâ€"A CAR OF in use at Star Theatre. Will be sold cheap. Apply Variety Store. tf seam coal. Leave your orders. Murdock. on main street of Durham, known as tho McKechnio property; ideal loca- tion; reasonable price. Apply at once to Mills 8: Paterson, Hanover, Ont. PROPERTY FOR SALE FARM FOR SALE LOT 47, CON. 3, E.G.R., GLENELG. 100 acres; well fenced, well watered by spring creek; drilled well, water in stable; good brick house and bank barn, driving shed, hen house and oth- er outbuildings; centrally located for High and Public schools. For partic- ulars apply to Thomas Ritchie Dur- ham, R. R. 1. 10. 3 ..tf 0N LAMBTON STREET, NEAR FUR- NITURE Factory; in good condition; hard and soft water, electric lights, good garden, stable and garageâ€"Apply Mrs. E. Roseborough. 10.10tf FOR SALE ADJOINING TOWN, 25 ACRES, 6- room house, barn stable, driving shed and hen house. Buildings all in good condition. Watered by creek and good well. Price right for quick sale. Immediate possessionâ€"Herbert Mur- dock. 12 5 tf. THE LATIMER PROPERTY FOR sale or rent.â€"Apply R. J. Matthews, Durham SOLID BRICK RESIDENCE IN UP- PER town. Apply Miss F. H. Dayid; son, Durham, Ont. WORK WANTEDâ€"THE CHRONICLE is well equipped for turning out the finest work on short order. tt LOGS WANTED WE WILL BUY ELM, BASSWOOD. Maple, Birch and Beech logs, delivered at. Durham. Highest prices paid. Ap- ply at office or Mr. Kinnee. â€"Durham Furniture Co. 12 5 tf. PHOTOGRAPHS WE ARE STARTING OUR CHRIST- MAS RATES October 19th, giving three extra Photos with each dozen. Studio open every day from 9 am. until 4 pm. â€"-â€"P. W. Kelsey. 10 15 11 You Can Save Ambitious. reliable men wanter at once. Part time pay white training for Aviation “Mechanics, Garage Work. Driving. Battery. Electric Acetelyne Welding. House Wiring. Industrial Electricity , Machinist, “A- ll.-- FOR SALE OR RENT A nervous Money By Paying Cash mine it in as cash. I_n__1uture this method will be Earn $6 to $10 per Day AUCTION SALE HOUSE FOR SALE FOR SALE BRICK WANTED NOTICE The Chronicle. 12 13 t1. favorite deepest 12192 10.3.tf. the impression, it seems, that public liability covered injury to cattle, as well as persons, and that the insurance company and the cattle owner would have to fight it out to determine who would stand good for the damages to his car and for the loss of the animals. But he since, we understand, had the chagrin of learning that the insurance company is out of the picture so far as his case is concerned. Had he struck a person, it seems, the insurance people would. have been right into the contro- versy, but a cattle fatality has not even a passing interest for them under this policy, we are told, and hence from a monetary, if not a humane standpoint the motorist would be better of! to have bowled over a pedestrian or two than to knock out a couple of beasts, provided it can be shown that he was in any way to blame for the affair, a point, we understand, that he is stoutly disputing in this case.â€"Wa1kerton Herald-Times. 'APecnliarPolnt A driver of a truck. which was in- sured against public liability, and which recently ran into a herd of cattle near Dunkald, breaking the legs of two ani- mals so that they had to be despatched outright after the accident, was under year. Last year I remember the tax man came just as the threshing ma- chine moved out and this year he came on the very day we had shipped some fat stock. It just seemed as though he timed his arrival so we should not forget our financial obligation or take any satisfaction in our grain bins or the check from the stock yards. From now until the 14th of December if you see a group of farmers standing at the street corner you can be pretty sure that the one topic under discussion is taxes. They splutter and grumble and make an awful fuss and then when the time comes they each one hand over their hard earned money like a lamb. Well Why Do Taxes Como Before Christmas? Why, oh why, must taxes coincide so nearly with Christmas? And why oh why must they go up ten gollaxjg evgry I suppose these things have to be and possibly in a good year one would hear very little about taxes, but in lean years they certainly do seem to take the gilt off the gingerbread. Be that as it may, since there is no way out of it we might as well smile and look pleasant and think of taxes as a necessary evil.â€" Walkerton Herald-Times. OTHER PAPERS’ OPINIONS People who think the world is getting worse every day, like to hark back in a vague way to the “good old days”. But isn’t it usually a case of distance lending enchantrnent to the view? It opens one’s eyes occasionally to run across facts about conditions in the “v- VIII-.1 “good did days”. Here is a news item from the Christian Guardian of Jan- uary 9. 1830. just_a hundred years ago: ___-£-._ .1 uuly U, LUUV. Juuv w .C“-.“-vâ€" V â€"-__ V “The slave ship Fame of .Cadiz arrived at Havana from the coast of Africaâ€" lended three thousand and odd sick. slaves and lost six hundred slaves and sixty of her crew on her passage from Africa.” Again. coming down to the life-time of many who are still active what a marvellous betterment in living and social conditions since the “good‘ old days”. Many people can remember when the nursing profession. now one of the greatest vocations open to women today. was a degraded trade. Accordâ€" ing to the Chatelaine Magazine. Dr. Abraham Groves. of Fergus. still a practising physician, “remembers those Idays before there was a trained nurse in Canada. and when a nurse’s chief qualification was her ability to make a poultice. When she wore trains to her dresses. carried her knife. fork and spoon in her pocket. and her her daily ration of beer. When the nurses had their meals in a room in the basement opposite the engine room. and when they were frequently dismissed for ne- glect. rowdiness or incompetence. Ster- ilization was unknown. The operating table was a plain kitchen table without attachments of any kind. and doctors operated in blood-stained garments.” That was the “good old days” that many of our older citizens can remem- iberrâ€"St. Marys Journal-Argus. Women Score Success City house wives during the past few years have rapidly developed an econ- omic independence and have fostered a hobby or a career into a paying concern of their very own. Shops of all sorts. tea rooms, craftwork, organiz- ing. professions, etc.. which their brains may work out to augment the family budget have been tackled successfully by women who also manage their home‘. A , ___ -u noon (n11nmiflo Now the far their example, lVUW LL“. A". on. their example, and taking on side lines; to add to the general incomeâ€"and are doing it with outstanding results. ac- 'ng to reports given at the opening session. of the twenty-eighth annual and did a thriving business in mush- room, home made bread, cake and pies during the summer. _ .. A _-. “Am. and nleasure from and February. ' Two high school girls were given the milk from two cows, , They milked the cows, the village customers and netted a. nice oonmuona, w.“ -...__- -V Farm home? in general are now oom- --.....ni.nt_ neatly helped “Good” Old Days THE DURHAM CHRONICLE True economy is entirely praise- worthy, particularly for those who have difficulty in making ends meet, but there is a petty sort of skimping which is not economy, and which is really wasteful in the long run. Time and effort expended to eflect the saving of a g penny here and a nickle there often is a source of loss instead of gain. Shopping around for an hour in the hape of saving a few cents on a trivial purchase is one example of this. Another is to buy an inferior article when a good one would cost but little more. The same principle applies in busi- ness management. To deny one self the use of a reasonable amount of up- to date equipment in an eflort to curtail expenditures is not economy, because such equipment will usually pay for itself many times over in time and labor saving. dcmnnds of the customers ore changing. Peonle are willing to pay for whnt they want, but they now want it put- up in attractive formâ€"showing hat haphaz- ard system of marketing will not do. and only good quality products my command satisfactory prices.â€"Alliston Herald. Spending money wisely is one of the surest means of making more money. Skimping is not always economy, and stinginess is not always thrift. Too many of us are “penny wise and pound foolish. ” Town Seizes Picture Show Alliston talking movie or picture show, or whatever it may have been called lately, is closed and. a couple 01' legal clamps have been affixed to the apparatus. For some time attendance at the talkies has been poor and instead of a show four times a week. the ap-- pearance of comedy drama or melon drama in the screen in the town hall was cut down to twice a week and. tin-- ally once a week. Ono weelr; lately there was no show at all. a vastly dif- ferent condition as compared with this month a year ago when Elliott Rus- sell were drawing full. houses four time'. a week. At that time. however. there was no skating on the river or rink and Elliott 8: Russell were showing some oi the finest and most popular pictures put on the market by the best producers. Those were the palm days of the last attempt to make a picture show in Alâ€" liston pay its way Early last spring. the legended pictures gave way to the talkies and just as e. jabbering meta! patient repels no matte. how finely dressed so the finest pictures lost their drawing powe1 when accompanied by the hard. metallic sound 01‘ unintellig» iblc voices. The talkie had failed am: with its failure it had. greatly dampened the popularity of the pictures The first intimation that all was not right between the picture show and the town of Alliston. which owns. the theatre. came to attention of the coun-‘ oil at its meeting two weeks ago when Councillor J. J'. Milligan. chairman of town property. informed council that the picture show was owing consider-- able rent and that Ellitt Russell had dissolved partnership, Mr. Elliott carrying the business alone. Councillor Milligan had seen Mr. Elliott recent- ly and had been promised a settlement ‘- an” A. 01'- the rent, account 01 a. lien on tho. projecting machine. Next deVCIOpment was a surprise. Last Wednesday three young men. ap- peared in town and announced that one of them was the new proprietor of the picture show and was going to continue Skinning Not Almys Economy In Other Communities Vive 1e Carnaval! Vivent les sports d’phiver! In these few words may be summed up the spirit of Quebec in winter-time. Here for many years have gathered lovers of winter sports and frohcs from all parts of the western hemisphere._ v..- vv-vv- "vâ€""vâ€" â€"_ -â€" The ancient capital of Canada is the American continent’s metropolis fo’r aki-ing, ski-joring, ski- jumging, tobogganin “bob-sledding, akatin , snow- shoeing, dog-team rnnng, curling, and ockey, during the winter months, and in addition has a un‘mue attraction to ofier the visitor in February when the International Dog Sled Derby annually takea place. _ _ Win_ter-a_porta actiyitiea radiate frorn. the Qha-v â€"rv-vâ€" wvvâ€" _â€"â€"__ . tenu Frontenncfiuebec's Inmous hootelry, where J nck Stnthdee unin be winter-sports director. This season he hu n new nttnetion to ofler dunn‘ the Ice P nt, Febru 12 and 18. when 24 [it members the Toronto toting Club will pedonn nn ice-done. to be known on tho “Dnnu Modern". Thin will he n votltnhlo “Mold production on ion." a surprise Quebec Winter Sports leftmwnbythoc'. NHR mm. Saturday morning M1 Hipwell had. thebankherecalluptheBai-ricbanl; on which his cheque was drawn to learn if its face value could be realized. “No funds” war. the reply received and the cheque was not deposited. On consulting the town solicitor m Milllgan received the cheery assuranca that Alliston's claim for rent could not be superseded by the claim of an- other municipality even though tha other municipality should get there first. All that we necessary was for some town oflicial to have a distress warrant properly executed and by this means prevent the removal of the pic- turc machine, reeling equipment. vic- trola and. other units. in the. project- ing gallery in the town hall. The talk- ing projectors with their loud. speaker. are also in this booth and have beer. included in the seizure. A prior lein i': said to be held against the talking. equipment by the vendor". in Toronto. The. next move is: up to the purchase: of the. show. He did no'; make the dea‘. underprcvisionr. 01' the bulk sale: ac’. 'and is therefore liable to." thx debt. Icontracted by his predecessor and wil‘. icertainly be harrassed by townsmm‘. with accounts against the former pro-- prietor 01' the picture shovv --â€"Allist03‘. When Councillor Mllugw. was ac- quainted with the facts he found. him- self confronted with an unpaid. bill. 01 something like $200 for rent or a hell in which the chattels of the debtor were under seizure by another mania-- polity. â€"â€"v u." Fwy-WW. V. m ywvuu. showmhere'l‘hursdeyendhdsyJut ocean m to fur countries. W on the second my he received. a rude m- Why not Spend a iew months this jolt when he learned thet a seizure of mm” in Guamâ€"“R lend 0‘ sun- the eqmpment in the opemtmg “new shine ”1d phy. where climate condi- had been made by the village oi“ 31.91.. “0115 are unexceued the your mind? A burns to satisfy a claim for rent which {WWW country of much charm. that municipality had against the late ,mounmn scenery of mt m. picture show pmprietor for use of the “30‘0”“! deserts, 591334“ cities and hell in that “11188. The ne‘.’ Dmpfletor 'beeuutul beeches where bethmc is the -i i unity-real men-n- ptcuu'esonlynndtrytomvivethepop‘ unrity oinyearuc. Herald. “What are you doin “ ’8 all right, m'dear theâ€"hlcâ€"creeps ! ” doing, Henry?" dear. I've been to a myshtery p-play. an’ it’s given me !” â€"â€"The London Opinion. In :11 about two hundred skaters will take part in this ever attractive and beautifu} Pageapt. _ A . I n UVVI “vve-\ vav -â€"â€"v--_- v. A record list of entries is Eromised {or the Dog Sled Derby this season. Art ur Beauvais, driver of the Chateau team, announces that he will have a better team than ever. H is new huskies were bred at Caughnawaga, the Indian reservation near Mont- real. .At the Dog Derby. February 20, 21, and 22. the Visitor will see such famous mushers as St. Goddard, winner of last year's Derby; Se pale. Norwegian hero of many an epic drive; ank Dupuu. and many another well-known figures lll action for three day: over a 123 mile course. mushing 41 mice a day. Three internationally famous ski-in: instructors will he on the Ital of the Chateau Frontenac thin winter. are [vied Nolan. Hana Gunner-ea. and 0mm. 0! W_§rlt_iah polo-hue. A _-_â€" I.“ VII-w “w. v- "v Burnett Burke to Athletic Won. Ghana's shting rink. for those who choose. When visiting California travel one or both ways via the Canadian Rockies and stop over at Vancouver and Vic- toria. Superb hotels. line golf courses and magnificent scenery enroute make this we]! worth while. Full information. literature. etc. will be gladly supplied by any Canadian Pacific Railway agent. 12 19 3 TOOK SODA FOR. STOM- ACH FOR 20 YEARS “For 20 years I took soda for males- tlon and stomach gas. Then I tried Adlerlke. One bottle brought complete relief.”â€"John B. Hardy. Adlerlk‘a relieves GAB and sour stomach in TEN minutes! Acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel. removlnc poisons you never knew were there. Don’t tool with medicine which cleans only PART of the bowels. but let Ad- lerika give stomach and bowels o REAL cleaning and see how good you feel! McFadden’s: Drug Store. A few months spent at the Northern Business College. Owen Sound. this winter wil‘. mean a great deal to you in afte: life. Winter term begin: January 2nd. 12 26 2 It will pay you to advertise in The Chronicle. PAGE 7. -4