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, to do everything as of this country so doing increase lehind me in this 1, whose platform ya this at- ng they did "ence, and Vince, will 0 marriage e most un- e in the the grant- rce courts. mg stress- people. and umber that parties was according to y and a gov- ted. trust. I this riding thing their pi ? r. and more es- the inroads on his from those ,1 and where the ”at enjoyed by ”fully compo“ 3 matter of bus- count. Farmers. 2r that they may p during the pro- ’ by a sufficient decent existence ts. Neither lid not ask there was :1: bill was re concern- d to have 1e homes of the people ’ it in direct >10 of South- 31:: “Did .he voted the House election cun- :y. 1'. will b. native party the average v-O'M'.“ my. m 1.! ADVERTISING RATES Judicial, Legal. om: and Govern- ment Noticeâ€"12c. per count. line 101' first insertion, and 6c. per line for each subsequent insertion. Classified Small Anathema ll/éc. per word each insertion, with four consecutive insertions for the price of three; a discountof 33-1/3 per cent allowed for cash with order. Minimum charge, 25c. cash with order Every advance notice of any kind, where the object is the benefit or con- venience of any man or numoer of personsâ€"is adve and it will be treated as such. no instructions accompany the notice ad whom to charge it to, it will be charged to the person phoning or sending it in. Advertisements ordered for insertion “until forbidden" and those sent without written instructions, will ap- until written orders are received or their discontinuance. HANK IRWIN. Editor and Proprietor DIS. JMSON I JAMSON Office and residence a snort dist- mcecast of Therlahnnouae, on Lambton Street, Lower Town, Durban. Ofllce hours, 2 to 5 pm., 1 to 9 pm. (except Sundays) . Office and residence at the corner of Countess and Lambton Streets, oppo- site old Poet Apmce, Oflic_e Ahm‘n's: 9 "vv vâ€"â€" â€" vâ€"v â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"v â€" (Sundays excepted). Physician and Surgeon. omoe Garafraxa Street. Durham. Groduoto University of Toronto. Eyes tested end corrected. Oflgce pours: 2 tuna Graduates Canadian Chlro racuc College. Toronto. Office in arlano Block, Durham. Day and night. phone 123. My Make :ppomtimnts with the clerk In oflice. _ __ ___ _L .DR. W. C. "MING. J.L.8MITH.M.B..M.C.P.S.O. Licensed Auctioneer for Grey County Bales Dates arranged office. George E. Duncan. Phone 41'. r 3. at Dundalk. Ont. 31 12 28 p Auction eer. Grey an promptly attended to. guaranteed. 'I’erms on application. Park Central 9r515; taken on "”03“” “m' 7-ROOM HOUSE WITH MODERN The Chronicle conveniences on Garafraxa Street. ’ icle office. HOUSE FOR RENT, will be a very neat and tidy resting place for the pioneers of these parts and all others who have answered the (Too Late for Last Week) Possession on AUEUSt Lâ€"M’DIY Chron- 135'; summonms. This move has been The services in Amos church on Sun- 7 3 2pd a worthy one and has had much discus- day morning were taken by the Rev. sion for a good many years. ' . Salem .United church intends hold- ihgfi‘f’figé‘ggefiafiafggflrfi”$335522? ing their annual garden party on one of the Colleges there. He gave a Tuesday, July 15- GOOd ' program. very interesting account of the present Supper served from 6 t0 8. situation of the Presbyterian missions in India. Mr. Miller is a son of the late Rev. J. M. Miller who was pastor of the Presbyterian church in Holstein more than thirty years ago. Many of the church members still remember him ° and were very glad to greet his son Dromore I #:35â€" SITUATIONS VACANT __________________.__â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" TEACHER WANTED Dr. L. G. Campbell, Conservative candidate, held a meeting in Russell Hall on Monday evening. The hall was not very well filled but all present list- Auctioneer. promptly at1 guaranteed. Phone A118! Hanover R. C. G. BESSIE MQGILLIVBA! " ‘â€"v vâ€"'â€"" ,7 i0 9 p ..m (Sundays excepted). Medical Directorv. Dental Directorv. Legal 'Directorv. DR. A. M. BELL .Auctionem FORD TRUCK FOR SALE WITH WARF'ORD 6-SPEED TRANS- mission; in the best of condition; equip- pea with_ cabin body. Apply Noble‘ 8 Garage, Durham. FOR SALE STANDARD UNDERme TYPE- writer, No. 3, in splendid éondltion $35. Apply J. W. Ewen, phone 114, Durham. 5 29 t1 LUMBER SAW, SHINGLE SAW, AND lath mill; also lath for sale.â€"Apply Zenus Clark, Durham. '7 3 ti. WE HAVE 3 NUMBER OF CHOICE young heifers for sale "to freshen 30033, which we 11 for cash or approved jo e bearlrl'g ihterest at. six per .â€"George A. Watson, Spring B ~ Farm, Pficeville__ R. 1. HAPPY THO G ‘ GE, wn'H warming c1 ° 051: new; cheap to quick ‘fwrch r. Apply Gep. Hughes, C. P._R_.. agént, Durham. 7 10 2 PROPERTY FOR SALE by paying cash for their adver- You Can Save tising is 1-1/2 cents per word, with 33-1/3 per cent discount for cash at time advertisement is ordered. This method has been adopted to save us bookkeeping, and we passing the saving on to you. Secretaries can save their Societies 33-1/3 per cent by pay- ing cash for advertising, de- manding receipt for same and FOR SALE OR RENT DOUBLE HOUSE, TWO APART- ments, newly decorated, soft and hard water and electric lights on George St. West.â€"J. W. Crawford. 7 3 3 turningitinascash. In future this method will be strictly eniorced. Money By Paying Cash Patrons of our Classified Ad- Our rate for Classified Adver- FOR SALE OR RENT STOVE FOR' SfiLE FOR SALE FOR SALE The Chronicle. 522th THE ANNUAL GARDEN PARTY OF Burns Church, Rocky Saugeen, will be held at me home of Mr. Donald Ste- wart on Friday] eveMuly 18. A Boys’ soft e, Hutton Hill vs Louise. served from 6 to 8. Admissi . and 20c. The ladies of the congregation will offer an auto- graphed quilt for sale. 7 10 2 NOTICE TO CREDITORS INTHEMATI‘ER oftheestate of Claude de la Poer Kent, late of _ the: Town of Durham in the County 01‘ Grey, Bank Manager, deceased. NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to R.S.0. 1914, Chap. 121, Section 56, and amending Acts, that all persons having claims against the Estate of Claude de la Poer Kent, late of the Town of Dur- ham in the County of Grey, Bank Manager, deceased, who died on or about the 4th day of April AD. 1930 are required to deliver or send by post pre- paid to LUCAS, HENRY 8r. LUCAS, Solicitors for the administratrix of the Estate, on or before the 10th day of July 1930 their names and addresses, a full description of their claims, in writ- ing, and th ature of the c ity, if any, held them. 1 ,' I _ ‘. an}, held . them. ' ,5 AND T ' NO ' . t -,«- such- last me on - -..'r1x shall proceed .- . cute the ts of the said d ased amen: e .- ies en- titled ' ereto, . g reg v only to the cla s of which she - . then have notice, an- -- : trlx shall not .. esponsible for the said assets, proceed said (1 titled ereto, the cla s of which she notice, trix shall not sponsible for the said assets, or any part thereof , to any person or persons of whose claim notice shall not have been received by her at the time of such distribution. only to then have DATED at Durham this let day of June, 1930. "or? Campbéu of Markdale, Conscr- vatlve candidate for Grey South-East held a meeting in the Hall here and was attended by a large crowd. The topics of the day were well discussed. The fanning public are taking a firm stand and are very much interested in the welfare of the country and are be- ginning to see a protective policy would be of much benefit to the furthers. _M£. were the speakers of the evening. We notice that Mr. D. L. Wright Miss Hardy of the West ls visiting the Hardy and Mex-tin femmes here. By order of the W of Salem cemetery, the ground is being levelled and cleaned of all stones, weeds and shrubbery. This is being looked after by Mr. J. McNaulty. - The work is progressing very rapidly and when done will be a very neat and tidy resting place for the pioneers of these parts and all others who have answered the Salem United church intends hold~ lng their annual garden party on Tuesday, July 15. Good - program. Supper served from 6 to 8. Rocky Saugeen (Our Own Correspondent) Mr. William Hill was in attendance at the wedding of his nephew, Mr. Archie Searls in Guelph last week. Mrs. E. Wilkle and her grand-daugh- ter, was Alberta: Jordan, Toronto, are ‘L L‘- COMING ‘EVENy Swinton Park LUCAS, HENRY LUCAS. THE DURHAM" CHRONICLE ”’Glenelg Priceying -'Visitors this week are Mr. and Mrs. James Block of Oak River, Manitoba. to their friends, Mrs. McCannei and sister, Lembton street, and other rela- tives in the surrounding locality. It is a long time since they visited the old homes of their birth and have found many changes since. A car load of McA’rt-hurs from To- ronto, former residents of Prioevme and Glenelg here, were also visitors at Mrs. MoCannell’s and sister’s. Mr. McPherson is home again after spending some pleasant time with friends in Toronto. Sunday was a fine day and afforded opportunity to church goers to be in their diflerent places of worship. The Presbyterian congregation had oom- rnunion and a fairly good attendance were there on the soicmn occasion. The good sermon for the occasion. The Presbyterians of Prioeville had com- munion also last Sunday, so the Great Weather Author favored both congre- gations with beautiful weather showing that the Lord didn’t forget the ancient church of old. . Some one said it was only a habit for some to be regular attendants at' church. That may be, but it is a good habit. It’s a habit to many to stay at home and might be pronounced as a different habit. We notice of late so many deaths from accidents. Before there were such machines as autos, accidents were very few and far between. Election is the general talk at pre- sentâ€"Miss Macphail and Mr. Campbell. Woman is prohibited to speak in the church as stated in the Holy Book, but it doesn’t prohibit them from speaking in the big house in Ottawa; and then to read farther on, if she wants any information, to ask her husband. Luck- ily our 'lady member has no husband. She can talk as she likes without a severe whack from a husband if he were of a different opinion to her views. 80 it will be a good fight be- tween the two as the good old Reform- ers of old are letting the two parties fight the good fight. Many of the different churches will be pleased to come and hear the Rev. John Bell, an old Glenelg boy but now of Rivers, Manitoba, preach during the month of August in Knox church, Dur- ham. It is a good act of the Pres- byterians and Baptists to exchange pulpits, giving each the privilege of Glenelg Township Parliament met last Saturday for general business with Brodie as leader. We are pleased to hear that the ailing ones in Priceville and vicinity are getting better. ‘ beathingotthepastiorsometime inthefuture,durin¢thebmyseuon oflnyincandhu'vest. ms.DtmccnucDonaldanddnuh- tenareexpectedtovisittheoldhome 3t Pricevine. It’s eight years since malicnonaldnnd family movedto ummmdwmflndmnychmcu hockroedmyenrsnextl'ebrwywhen the noted school house stands. The road some out at the late Thos. McFad- den’s and started opposite the Chronicle office somewhere. We don’t mean u: say that this present Editor was busy ta'king notes 01" would be such a paper in the near future as the Chronicle. gave a home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex. 8. Hender- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Renwick had as callers on Monday night Mrs. David Leitb of Durham and two cousins, Mrs. McNob of Manitoba and Mrs. aester of Kansas City,. Geo. Renwick of Toronto A meeting of the Women' 5 Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Samuel Patterson, 20th concession, on Wednes- day afternoon, June 25th. with quite a large number of members present, also . July lst paced oi! very quietly here. Some attended the U. I". O. picnic at 9. number of ladies from fioistein and Normsnby. Arrangements were made for having a sewing class in connection with the Institute, beginning July 14th. Mrs. Alex. Milne, who had been secre- tary-treasurer of the society for seven years was presented with a silver salt and pepper set in recognition of her valuable services during that time. Mrs. Thorne. vice- president of the District Society gave a very full report of the district meeting in Durham. Mrs. Hastie of Holstein also spoke and in- vited the ladies to help with a picnic in Holstein Park on Friday, July 4th. The ladies were very sorry that on ac- count of the lateness of the hour Mrs. John Hill was not able to give her full address on the peace conference. Mrs. .A. Milne gave ' a patriotic recitation and Mrs. W. Remflck and Mrs. Drfim- mie sang a duet.__'111e_x}ext ngeetgggis to be taken by the girls and will be held at the home of Mrs. W. H. Hunter. The induction of Rev. Robert Honey- man is to be held at Knox church Nor- manby. on Tuesday, July 8th at 2 pm. Mr. Honeyman expects to move into the manse early in the week and will be welcomed by the peOple here. The managers of Amos church are building new steps at the front of the éhurch'tms week. Automobile Glut. 1929 Whippet 4 mean door flu: . ....................... 1 1929 Durant Sedan. front Bodymdhnderm mutlnsu-eetMOu-ulc-l Jewellers J. J. DOUGLAS SON Diamond Merchants ' Latest Improved w: Albert J. Jackmul Arcadian Tea Room WHY PAY MORE? WHENINOWENwUND wepymmw Ice Cold Dflnh TODD’S and