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”Adveétisements ordered {or insertion ‘mtii forbidden” nod those sent without written instructions, will up- until written orders ore received their discontinuance. meIBING um ”REVELWNIJW Office and residence at the corner of 001mm end Lambton Streets. Office home: 9to11 3.112., lmtodpm” 7m I pm. (Sundays excepted). EDWARD LAUDE’R MD.,C.M.,F.A.C.S. w vâ€"vv vâ€" â€" __- lambton Street. Lower Town. Durban. Othehours. 2w5pm.,1toip.m. 949 SECOND AVENUE EA8T OWEN SOUND. ONTARIO Specializing in Appointments Dim of Eyes Preferred and mung Telephone of Glasses 1'78 LUCAS. HENRY a LUCAS Barri-ten, Solicitors, Etc. 1. 3. Lucas. KC. W. D. Henry, 8.0. My Make appointments with the Clark in office Durham â€"- Dundalk â€"- Mandala Federal Building, Torpnto ”1336133833 caféihilir'prepued Your patronage solicit}. (mon'e 42:3. Auctioneer, Grey and Bruce. auc- unmptly attended to. Sandman mung-ed. Terms on application. Phone Allan Park .Central 9 r 515; _A‘--A- DIS. JAMISON l .IAMIISON~ ‘-â€"-A J. 1.. SMITH. M. 3.. . I. MacABTBUB. Notary Public, Conveyancer, nuance. etc.; _a_ genergl 7 DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL 3. G. 8 BESSIE MqGILLIVBAY Dentistry in all its bunches. .I. ll. MUMB. B. A. withasisterotthenrstnamedthree, _ Rev. md My. Mercer of Hols‘win and “ALL. 111*. and Mrs. E. Wilton and family of W. C. "03331316. DENTIST ce over J. a; J. hunter’s store. “amt”! '1'. 1!. 3mm. )1. D. Lambton Street, Durham. 2 Hours: 1.30 to 4 pm., 33: 1 éoor Nofth of McLaughlin’s Medical Directorv. Dental Directorv Legal ‘Direciorv JOHN ,fluctioneers ° Xi} legal docu: 524m ind'itwmho 3112281) “‘9 M will pay mm m “ Th? ('brrmiclr. FINEST QU. BRICK HOUSE; IDEAL LOCATION; good garden; all conveniences; garage, etc.; 54 acre land. Apply George Yul-s, Durham. 8 13 t! THE PROPERTY OF THE LATE Anthony Lawrence; frame house, frame stable; garage; good garden. Apply to Mrs. Philip Lawrence, or James Lawrence, Durham. 7 9 t1. THE PROPERTY OF THE LATE Mrs. Hugh McLean, frame cottage, 1 acre of land, electric lights. Apply to Robert McLean. ' 2 4 ti 198, Durham. FRESH FISH FRESH CAUGHT LAKE TROUT AND herring; also frozen Br! 15h Columbia. salmon for sale 3 lies Wilson’s. 1p PROPERTY FOR SALE sale or rent.â€"Apply R. J. Matthews, PLAIN SEWING DONE AT MODER- ate prices. CMes a specialty. Apply Mrs. John Caswell. l 28 4c THE DURHAM CLUB OF TORONTO will hold a bridge and euchre in Hunt’s Tea. Rooms, Bloor and Yonge Sts., Friday, February 12. Admission 50c. Be sure and come. Let us have a good time. o’clock. Miss Mary Smith, North Arthur, re- turned to her home on Friday where she intends to remain for some time. Miss Louanna. Schenk is visiting her ah'nt, Mrs. Chas. Kalil, Clifford. was Luella Leibold, Owén Sound, spent the week-end at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Engel and Phyllis, Chesley, spent several days with the latter’s sister, Mrs. Theo Schenk. Messrs. David Gordon and A. Mc- Cabe, Vamey, spent a day last. week with Mr. Jasper Smith. We are glad to welcome Mr. and Mrs. 'Abner Hershey into our neighborhood. was Louise Drier went to Mount m on Monday where she Intends taking accurate in the business college. Mr. Gil Stewart, Drew.‘ friendsontmsnnelut'eek. AnmelckmotNmednfi Knox visited Wednesday of last week with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mead when their daughter Mary. was baptized. Mrs. J. Mack was 31:0 pment. WQMEN’S GUILD BAKING SALE (Our Own Correspondent) Miss Justlpa Leibold spent a few This method has been MOM to sove us bookkeepml. and ‘70 passing the so"!!! on '0 Mo Secretaries con ssve their Societies 33-1/3 per cent by DO!- ins cash for advertising, de- mains receipt for some and turning it in as cash. In future this method will be strictly enIoroed. by paying cab for their adver- 9‘ with 33-1/3 per cc Omntoforcm cents mm; is 1-1/2 FOR SALE OR RENT .( Our Own Co'rrespandent) A 19w 1mm North Wt spent You Can Save Money - By Paying Cash Patrons of our Chained A1 COMING EVENTS menu; in Chesley “visiting North Egremonpt FOR SALE NOTICES Calderwood The Chronicle. 1.7.“ 8. S. No. 3, W Sr. IVâ€"Herbm Wells. Jr. IVâ€"Jeim Reay, Pearl Badman. 8r. IIIâ€"Ruth Bartmn, Bernice Wise. Jr. IIIâ€"Arthur Wise, Ada Reay, Edlth Batman, Marjory Brown. ' Iâ€"Wealey Hartman, Wilfred Wise. Brown, V. Amett, C. Lindsay, D. Law- Chapman. I. Newell, E. Atcheson, M. McFadden. . Jr. Pingâ€"P. Miskie, N. Pratt. Sr. IIIâ€"O. Newell, Chas. Brown. Jr. IIIâ€"J. Jacques, C. Dyer, M. Greenwood, D. Pratt, J. Amett. ’ Sr. IIâ€"H. Atcheson, A. Lawrence. Jr. ,nâ€"G. Greenwood, L. Atoheson.\ Iâ€"G. Mchen, J. Weir. U. S. S. No. l, lament andNormanhy Sr. IVâ€"Howard Watson. Jr. IVâ€"Arthur Rahn, Murray Morlce, Playford Schenk, Vernon Noble, Cald- well Kerr, Florence Bryans. ' . Jr. IIIâ€"Edith Bryans, Ross Keller, Cameron Kerr, Stanley Rahn, Norman Eden, James Wilton. IIâ€"Joyce Keller, Orvle Bryans. Sr. Iâ€"Edith Keller, Wilma Bogle, Marlon Kerr, Olive Bryans, Stanley Picken, Islay Barber. Jr. Iâ€"Cavell Bryans. Pr.â€"John Eden. S S No. 13, Benflnck Sr IVâ€"Victor Scheuermann", Alex. Campbell‘. Sr. IIIâ€"Lorne Mountain‘. Jr. III-Jessie Campbell 86, Ralph Mountain 75. Sr. Iâ€"Imbel Mountain 92, Marjorie Mountain 76. Jr. Iâ€"Ellzabeth Bolton 90. Pr.â€"Dona.ld Campbell. ‘â€"Below 60 per cent. ! Leith, Lawson Morrison. Sr. IIIâ€"Bessie Moore, Lorne Eccles, ‘Dorothy MacNalty, ‘Elsie Hooper, ‘Howard Keith, Alec McMurdo, 'Oar- 1er Geddw. IIâ€"‘Ruth McKenzie, Billie Morrison. Iâ€"Ethel O’Karfka. Sr. Pr.-"Calvin Geddes, Kenneth Leith. Jr. Pr.â€"-Calv1n Nott. ‘â€"Denotes present every day. - S. S. No. 11, Dentinck IVâ€"Ella. Vollett, Margaret Murdock. Sr. IIIâ€"‘Elmer Noble, *Viola Pollock, *Milton Manta, Smith napkins. Jr. IIIâ€"‘Wilhelmine Hopkins, *Ern- est Murdock. IIâ€"‘John Murdock, *Alvin Manta, Howard Bailey, Orrin Pollock. Sr Iâ€"‘Jean napkins, ‘Ross Rose- SCHOOL HONOR ROLLS FOR PAST MONTH 8r. 11â€"May Atkinson‘. Pr. Aâ€"Esther Peart‘. S. S. No. 9, Glue]; 8r. IVâ€"S. Dyer, M. Brown, A. Mc- 'â€"Perfect attendance. Jr. Iâ€"‘Eileen Manta, *Marjorie Hop- s. s. No; 13, Emmont 8.8.No.5.GM -P. Miskie, N. Pratt. â€"G. W. Brown, Teacher. _Freda K Eagles, Teacher. â€"8. E. W, Teacher â€"Beth Hincks, Teacher. 3,2. ‘ 451% THE DURHAM CHRONICLE '.. Bell. Teacher. George Porter, Carman napkins, Frank and Maurice Brown) equal; May Hop- Jr Pr.â€"(a) Isabel Hopkins, Beverley Boyce, ,Marie Hopkins, Lloyd Mc- S. S. No. 10, sentinel: Sr. IVâ€"Graoe Davey, Gordon Mac- Lean, Jessie Miller. Sr IIIâ€"Artena. MacArthur, Alfetta Noble, John MacLean, Bessie Miller. Jr. IIIâ€"Roy Chapman, Kenneth MacDonald, Leonard Davey. ' IIâ€"Jack Chapman, Margaret Lynn, Clarence Lynn, Charles Ewen. Sr. Iâ€"Alwyn Goldsmith. Jr. Iâ€"Velma Goldsmith, William Davey, Ruby Miller. ‘ ' Sr. Iva-Hazel MacLOJnald, Clifford Noble. Jr. Pr. â€"Howard Grierson,01'iver Goldsmith. (Our Own Correspondent) Miss Mary McCannell of Toronto spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Angus MoCannell. A number from here attended the “Orange At Home" in the hall at Swin- ton Park Friday night and enjoyed the play, “The Path Across the Hills” put on by the Salem peOple. Mrs. Hughie McMillan visited friends in Toronto last week. Mr. Geordie Black had the misfor- tune to lose 10 little pigs. There were 13 altogether. Miss Bella Ray of Domoch visited re- cently with Mrs. Alex. Richardson. Mr. and Mrs. John McMeekin and son Jackie of Priceville were recent guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Haw. A large crowd took in the dance on Friday night at Proton Station and report a. good time. Mr. Jack McCannell visited Saturday at the home of his sister, Mrs. A. L. Mr. Joe Black 'is spending a week visiting friends in Toronto. Sympathy is extended to the Dever Bros. of Proton Station in their heavy 055 by fire Friday morning when tore, shed and kitchen were all burned. Mr. Angus McCannel has been laid up with lumbago. . A number from here attended the highly respected in the community. Old Lady (witnessing tug-of-war for the firgt time): “Wouldn’t it be simpler, dear, for them to get a knife and cut it?” Jr .IIâ€"mbel Marshall'. Iâ€"Gladys Caldwell. 81'. Pr.â€"Kinmss W‘. Jr. Pr.â€"I..omey Lewis, Russell Lewis. ‘â€"Present every day. IVâ€"John Pickering, Levi Biemann. 8r. IIIâ€"Elsie Biemann, Kenneth Mc- Jr. illâ€"Margaret Attwood. Iâ€"Janet Patterson, Matilda. Attwood, uncan McDougall, James Porter. Sr. Pr.â€"Lawrence McCuaig, Arthur (b)â€"Meryl Noble. (0) Robert Galloway. Swamp College K. MacLean, Teacher. |, Teacher. silver collection will be taken up. This concert is to be given under the sus- pioes oi' the Willing Workers. Lunch will be served. Come and you’ll not go away disappointed. Mr. and Mrs. Parquhar Oliver, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Oliver, Sadie and Emma, Mr. and Mrs. Neil B. McConnell and Gpentafew any: visiting mm Edithandnenthums. Keepinmmdthevuentme Soot-Jaw beheldmthePresbyu-flm Inn on Thursday,l'vbmnry11.whenone of Ceylon, and Swmton Park will contri- Mrs. ‘Gflbert MoCannel, Proton, visited Mead and family. The Mather children visited last week with their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. son Jackie visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Haw. Swinton Park. Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Oliver, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Meads visited one evening last week with Mr and Mrs. Gilbert MoOannel, Proton. Mr. and Mrs. H. Tucker, Betty and Joyce, visited Tuesday night at the home of Andrew Hincks. Messrs. Archie McCuaig and Edgar ‘McLeod of Swinton Park, visited Tues- :day at the home of Mr. Henry Tucker. ' The Assessor, Mr. Fred Boland of Vandeleur is making his rounds again this year. radio for the pleasure of his wife and family. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tucker and daughters, visited Tuesday at the Mc- Cuaig home. Miss Young of North Egremont spent a couple of days visiting Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brown. Mrs. McMeekin Sr., is visiting friends in Toronto. A miscellaneous shower was tendered Mr and Mrs. H. McLean Wednesday night, when good music and dancing were enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. John McMeekin, Mr. and Mrs Sandy Stonehouse and Mrs. McMeekin, Sr., attended the funeral of the latter’s brother, Mr. Mark Stone- house, on Thursday at Mona Road. Mr. and Mrs .Billie Nichol and family visited Friday night at Mr. Allie Mc- Lean’s. He intends moving this spring to Mount Zion. The funeral of the late Jim Vause was held Saturday afternoon from Proton Station to EverGreen cemetery on the south line. Mr. Vause had been ill for the past few weeks. He had been helping Mr. Earnie Stinson dehorn cattle and apparently was knocked down and bruised after which pneu- monia set in and the end came Thurs- day night. He was a kind and obliging neighbor and was well liked by every- body. He used to pve on the farm now owned by William Dingwall. About ten years ago he moved to Proton Station and was a successful carpenter. He was Station and three brothers, Jack of Stayner, George in the West and Ro- bert on the old Durham Road. Sym- pathy is extended to the bereaved wife and son. On Monday night the ones who are taking part in the short play met at Mr John McMeekin s and had their first practise. The characters are Mr. and Mrs. John McMeekin. Miss Olive Mc- Meekin, Mrs. Stuart Boioe, Mrs. Wilfred Watson, Mr. Bradey Irwin, Mrs. Dan Campbell. Mr. Kitter Mclmns is engaged with :‘ Our Own Cornwpmdeut) may {fiends sympathise with Ila. Robertumnoemeemm mhertmuble. thlnsbeenm'lb- Mr. Alex. Cm and 3mm visual Wednendw :t It. Art ma Bwlnton Put. Mr. and Mrs. John Nichol, Jr.. ente- tunedaomeot meirfdendstoaputy My night. month visiunghts mocha-ands“ m.mdotherrehuvesonthem mmytflendswtshforhertlpeedyn- ,Mr.mers.ArcluencKechmevb- itedone night recently um.m MLDomlndArthurmthemm. (Our Own Correspondent) The members of the Superior Club held their last meeting at mg; m Binnle's home with I. 300d mm The date was January 25. All mama and pieces for community mm; m The roll call was answered by repeat. in: a, Scotch saying. joke. etc. It we: decided to hold a way party" a the next meeting. Each member is to payacent foreachyeerheorsheb old. The next place of meeting is to Benton and the meeting is to be Feb- ruary 8 at 8.30 o'clock with the am responsible for the entire pm. A paper on “The Life of Robert Burns” was read by Mrs. Dan L. MacArthur. Music on violin and organ was given by Dan McArthur and Alfred Weppler. A reading entitled “At The Recepuon" was read by Miss Flora McMillan. A. poem which was written by Robert Burns “Man was made to mourn” was read by Miss Winnie Binnie. A charm “When I was Twenty-One" was sung by the boys of the club. A paper cu Mr. Bill McKechnie. The arm fa the meeting was read by Mr. Dan. L. McArthur. A contest and fortune tell- ing were led by M1535 Winnie Binnie and Donalda Nichol. The nation" On a world cruise you my be diap- polnted at not seeing elephants in 06!- lon, unless you plan to make your trip with knowledge of where (hey my In found. Ceylon has been the great hm: of elephants from earnest history, yet. many who visit. Colombo or m never see one, though they couch tin streets of those cities for (bye. 60 when in Kandy, get a ricksht and I0 down to the Katagastota river, about three miles away, m the afternoon, ml man who has had extensive bus- iness experience in Ontario, pre- ferably a college man who is active, with initiative, matured judgement a n d salesmanship ability, with or without actual experience. Please write fully your business experience. If your letter leads us to believe that a personal conference will be mu- tually beneficial. an appointment will be arranged. Your letter will be strictly con- A Permanent Position for A man AGE 30 T0 55 YEARS An excellent opportunity fog CHRONICLE OFFICE. Box No. 20 FIND ELEpuAN'rs AT urn PAGE 7.