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JOHN MORRISON grown from a stream into a roaring LL! anmmm," the Duke of Montroee told ." Dublin, m nee anteâ€"Rum a meeting of the Scottish ecu-Govern- mkersolthomahm m,de-mtpanyhae.mnukemelected cidedtomnnmnmumidnlcht presidentottheoommitteetofruheu mmnlugwwmmmtumn forthepurtyaflerhe mutmmntocutmhademphmthebodydldnotm ”want. {or separation from Great. Britain. The School is thoroughly equipped . are u the following courses: m Jun or Matriculation. (2) Entrance to Normal School. Inch member of the sun ls a Unl- verslty Graduate and experienced Teacher. Intending pupils should prepare to mt" at humming of term. Information as to Course! may be obtained from the . . The School has a ble record thepast whlchlthopestomalntaln the future ' Durham ls an attractive and healthy m3 42:3. LUCAS, HENRY LUCAS Barristers, Solicitors, Etc. 1. 3. Lucas, K.C. W. D. Henry, KC. 1. B. Lucas, Jr. A member of firm in Durham each My Make appointments with the lerk in office Durham -â€" Dundalk -- Markdale Federal Building. Toronto ’ Dentistry in all its bunches. X-Ray. Gas Extraction Oflice, Mill Street, Dm'ham. Ont. DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL â€"“â€"â€"â€" v-â€"â€" v - â€"‘ v-v College. Tomntbinbwfllce in Macfarlano flock. Durham. Day and night phone ambton Street, Durham. Phone 97. aliases of Eyes end fitting of Glasses Preferred ‘ __ Telephone 178 licensed Auctioneer for Grey County :13me LAUDER M.D..C.M.,1".A.C.8. '1'. ll. 8mm II. D. anbton Street, Dmhm omen Hours: l.30to§p.m., 7M Oflce over Royal Bank, Durham. Hours 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. 9.1.1yrpd Notary Public, Conveyancer, etc. Ofllce and residence at the corner of Countess and Lunbton Streets. Oflice hours: 9 to 11 3.111., 1.30 to 4 pm., '1 to 0 pm. (Sundays excepted). (cam Sundays). nus. umson 5 ‘iAmson 033cc and residence a snort diat- Ince east of The Hahn House. on human Street, Lower Town, Durhnm. 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Indusâ€"12c. per count line tor valuationtndmpernneforeach banquent insertion _ Chained 8-31) Advertisements 949 SECOND AVENUE EAST OWEN SOUND. ONTARIO chum}; in Appointments IOYDEN BURNETT, M. D. ”financial.” Legal ‘Directorv ‘Business, Etc. Dental Directorv Medical Directory eflucfioneers at ONTARIO. VI... 0, 311228;) proceed to deliver the said assets among the parties entitled thereto having re- gard only to the claims of which he shall then have had notice. - Dated at Durham this 8th dav of 12.8.30. NOTICE TO CREDITORS CARD OF THANKS Ladies and Gentlemenâ€"I wish to thank the electors of the township of Bentinck for the hearty support I re- ceived on Monday by placing me at the head of the poll for council. I will serve the township to the best of my ability. lpd. Fred Torry. KNOX SUNDAY SCHOOL chCERT, Normanby, Wednesday, December 14, in church. Good programme, and lunch. Admission 25c and 15c. J. M. Marshall, Superintendent. lpd. 8.8. NO. 8, NORMANBY, (HAMPDEN School) are holding their Christmas entertainment, on Wednesday, Decem- ber 21. lo. TRINITY CHURCH GUILD WILL hold their bazaar on Saturday, De- cember 10, in the A.Y.P.A. rooms. Fancy Goods, Homemade Baking, and Candy will be on sale. lpd. HOUSE TO RENT ON GARAFRAXA ST., DURHAM; EL- ectric lights, waterworks, good garden; rent reasonable; possession December 15. Apply to Fred Noble, Durham. 11.241: acres, Lot 7, Con. 3, East. Garafraxa Road, Egremont, 100 acres. Apply to Mrs. J. J. Smith (Viceroy, Sask.), at Vamey, Ont. P. O. 11.10.“. BRICK HOUSE; IDEAL LOCATION' good garden; all conveniences; garage, etc.; 54 acre land. Apply George ans, Durham. 8 13 t1 com: LOT “A”. CON. 21, £611de THE PROPERTY OF THE LATE Anthony Lawrence; frame house, Irame stable; garage; good garden. Apply to Mrs. Philip Lawrence, or James Lawrence, Durham. 7 9 t1. PROPERTY FOR SALE new; would sell reagmably or ex- change for wood. Thomas McEachnle, TWO WASHSTANDS, GOOD AS NEW, also two sets bedroom dishes. Mrs. Ar- thur MacDonald. Ind. GOOD WOOD HEATER 0013 HOUSE ON GEORGE s'r.â€"L For further particulars apply to C. E. Watson, College Street. 9. 8 .t1. FOR SALE OR RENT ' COMING EVENTS Our rate for Classified Adver- 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 turning it in as cash. In future this method will be strictly enforced. Patrons or our Classified Ad- vertising columns save money by paying cash for their adver- You Can Save Money By Paying Cash Patrons or our NOTICES FOR RENT FOR SALE The Chronicle. PROPERTY FOR 8th day of lpd. mother of the boy, carried the little 1e1- law into his home. lc. Hamiltonâ€"Pluckily fighting a vicious p0116e dog, Mrs. H. Upstell, 666 King Street west, probably saved the life of four-year-old Charles Baltic, 664% King Street west, lite Sunday after- noon. While the animal clawed and bit its little victim, Mrs. Upstell nabbed it with her bare hands, overflowered it by choking it. and held it while Mrs. Niagara Fallsâ€"Unless a special ruling is made, a young mother will be separ- ated from her eight-weeks-old child. facts came to light when Alfred ICoddari, 21, was charged with assault- :ing his wife. The charge was dismis- sed and the mother announced her in- tention of returning to her parental home in Niagara Falls, N.Y. There is no difficulty about her return, but US. immigration rules forbid entry of the baby. The husband cannot enter United States. The case is being handled by the Children’ s Aid Society, Inspector Jones writing to Washington in an at- tempt to get a special ruling permit- ting entry into the States of the baby with its mother. Vancouverâ€"Royal Canadian Mounted and city police raided Communist head- quarters on East Hastings Street where they seized a large quantity of litera- ture and documents. Among the ar- «ticles found was an army tunic with red buttons replacing the usual brass ones. Police also raided offices of an unemployment organization on West Cordova Street. Brockvilleâ€"For theft of a silk scarf from the mails, Orma Johnston, until recently, employed as a night clerk in the post office at Prescott, was sen- tenced by Judge TudhOpe in county criminal court here to serve three years in Portsmouth penitentiary. Orilliaâ€"The police are searching for a thug who ambushed Miss Hilda Rob- erts, 18, behind a screen of bushes on a lonely road and attempted to rob her. The girl, a stenographer, was on her way home after collecting a sum of money for her employer. Kicking and scratching, she managed to break her assailant’ s grip, and ran to a nearby house. Ito five year’s imprisonment for false .pretenses left him recently in court of sessions when he was sentenced by 'Judge Marin to a further four-year term in the penitentiary. Carson turn- ed pale as he heard the sentence that followed his conviction of having at- tempted to obtain by fraud, bonds to the value of $40,0000, from a Toronto‘ bondhouse. Montrealâ€"The smiling indifference which characterized James Carson when he was sentenced a few days ago , Hon. Leopold Macaulay, Minister of Highways of Ontario, and R. M. Smith, deputy minister, left for New Orleans where they will attend the annual con- vention of the Asphalt Institute. They will be absent from their Queen’s Park offices for a week. Barrieâ€"Extradition proceeds against Martin Insull, former Chicago Utilities Magnate, were adjourned until Feb- ruary 7. It was announced no deposi- tion had been received and the two- 'month adjournment was taken to al- low time for this to be arranged. In- sull was again released on $50,000 bail. He planned to return to Orillia, where he has been living in a boarding housel since last June. Insull is wanted by the Chicago authorities on charges of em- bezzlement in connection with the In- sull industries. Barrie--W. S. Pratt and Company, Ltd., Toronto real estate Operator, and Joseph A. Vaillancourt, Barrie man- ager, were committed for trial when they appeared in police court here be- fore Magistrate Jefls for preliminary hearing on charge of fraud, arising out of activities in this district during the past year. I type, that has about reached its peak. Hundreds of case were reported, ac- cording to Dr. A. E. Ranney, M.O.H. leaving working staffs seriously de- pleted. Attendance in the schools is al- so affected. There is apparently no danger of the educational institutions having to close down, however. North Bayâ€"Every ofiice, store, shop, and school in North Bay is affected by an epidemic of influenza of a mild Chicoutiml, Queâ€"Fire which for a time threatened the business section of Chicoutiml destroyed the Gaudreau and Gagnon block here. Damages were estimated at approximately $100,000. Firemen were two hours gaining control of the times, but were able to prevent the fire from spreading to neighbor- ing buildings. NEWS IN BRIEF-- THE DURHAM CHRONICLE Canada Bucharest, Roumaniaâ€"Three, grave- robbers were sought in the village of Trenteamare, not to be punished but to be rewarded for having “brought back to life” the wife of a rich farmer. Sev- eral days ago Josefine Nagy died, and ‘she was buried in the village cemetery. The three ghouls raided the grave, re- moved the cesket and opened it. They were petrified with astonishment when Josefine Nay's corpse suddenly stirred, raised up, looked around and murmur- ed “Where am I?” They stood rooted to the ground as the womdh stepped out of the casket in her white shroud and walked any'trom the graveyard. Then Washingtonâ€"A horizontal reduction of 10 per cent. in world tariffs was pro- posed by United States Senator Cordell Hull, Democrat from Tennessee, as the first step in a broad program to im- prove markets and increase employ- ment. Hull said the United States should “take the lead” in suggesting such a cut to all countries. W. Witich, a mother and a doctor’s wife, was the first of her sex to at- tain the position of state budget oom-‘ missioner for Minnesota. She has an- nounced her first prOposed budget for the next biennium. The public, used to increasing expenditures during the last three decades, gaspedâ€"Mrs. Wittich‘ had slashed $6,000,000 off proposed ex- penditures for the next two years. The legislature will act upon her recom- mendation, the lowest since 1921. but it noted a continuation of the downward trend in orders for finished steel products which has progressed al- most to the point of the mid-summer stagnation. The review asserted that incoming orders do not apepar suffic- ient to maintain the present 17 per cent rate in, December. St. Paul, Minnâ€"It takes a woman to tighten the purse strings. Mrs. Jean New Yorkâ€"“Iron Age" reported a moderate comeba§< in steel production Parisâ€"An agreement for reduction of armaments is the main object of a five power conference to be held. at Geneva. If the parley is successful it will mean virtually that the great pow- ers will engage to bring about our- tailment not only of war materials but also of man power. Rev. Samuel Spencer, pastor of Moorosville Methodist church, such are the facts. ing his gun, Hull blazed at the fly- ing rabbit. The shot struck the bunny knocking it from the hawk’s talons. “The bird kept on going but the rab- bit fellâ€"oh, about a hundred feet, and I just walked a few steps and picked it Up.” Hull’s hunting companion, the Waynesburg, Pa.â€"-Farmer John W. Hull tells it as follows: Hunting near here he saw a large hawk sw00p down and clutch a young rabbit in its talons and soar Skyward. Finally remember- Winnipegâ€"Warrants have been is- sued for the arrest of 22 participants in the riot at Arborg, last Tuesday, dur- ing which a mob protesting against a tax sale, forced the resignation of the reeve after manhandiing him and stripping him of his clothes. .us of the bus went wrong, sending the machine over the shoulder and into the north ditch of the highway, The bus travelled some 40 yards or more along the ditch before toppling over on its side. The bus was carrying eight or nine passengers and, while all suf- fered more or less from shock and min- or cuts, none were seriously injured. The accident happened about three miles east of the city. Woodstockâ€"The passengers and crew of a west-bound Buflalo-Detroit Grey- hound Line bus were taken for a thrilling and unexpected ride Sunday afternoon when the steering apparat- ! Ottawaâ€"Hon. D. M. Sutherland, Min- erland, who represents the constitu- ency of Oxford North, Ontario, in the House of Commons, was born on De- cember 3, 1879, at Norwich, Ontario. He has been a member of the Bennett administration since its formation in August, 1930. Col. Sutherland’s home is at Woodstock, Ontario. ! Calgaryâ€"Over-production must cease before wheat prices will improve, ac- cording to John I. McFarland, general manager of the Canadian Wheat Pool central body of the three prairie pools. Mr. McFarland‘s statement is con- tained in the report of the Canadian Wheat Pool published Saturday. uoum uorcnester township, escaped legation here was advised on Decem- death when he fell from the top of his her 1 that Liu Jen-Shu, a soldier of the windmill, a distance of 30 feet. He suf- Shensi provincial guard, was executed fered serious spinal injuries, body at Sianfu after confessing he helped bruises and head lacerations. plot the murder of Mann: “'1an Belmontâ€"Roy 'Woolley, a farmer of, Pelping, Foreign says London, Engâ€"W. Dobbie, President of the National Union of Railwaymen, charged that British railway companies had “the whole force of capitalism" behind them in their attempt to secure further reductions of wages paid their employes. Dobbie, who is also a member of the Railway Wages Board consider- ed proposals of the companies to bring about a general 10 per cent reduction in wages and salaries, urged a meeting of railwaymen here to show the “fiercest possible resistance” to the scheme. The time had arrived, he said, to make a stand against wage reductions, and he believed the railway men were des- tined to call a halt to the “retreat in working-class wages and conditions". He added that he would not be sur- prised if the companies, in their wage- cutting plan, were not carrying out the accepted policy of the Government. After the Wages BOurd had issued.its findings, he concluded the rank andl file must decide whether or not to ac- cept its award, and should be ready to resist, if necessary. ) London, Engâ€"The London war debts note released December 1, said Great Britain asks no greater sacrifice from the United States than she herself has made. Britain advanced loans to her Allies in the Great War which reach- ed four-fifths of the total lent by the United States. The Washington Gov- ernment has received £434,000,000 (or- dinarily about $2,100,000,000), the note mentioned, while Britain has received‘ nothing. I lost $2,060 in Canadian bank notes while here recently for a concert. The loss was disclosed by police with the ar- rest of Joseph Camp Hobbs, 29, fol- lowing his attempt to change a $500 Canadian bank note. Bank officials said Hobbs had previously exchanged an- other note of like denomination there. The day after he left Portland, Sir Harry telephoned police from Klamath Falls, that four $500 notes and three $20 had disappeared from his rooms. can movie comedian, Harold Lloyd, when Lloyd visited Doom House. The former Emperor's wife, Princess Her- mine, welcomed the actor, however, and conducted him through the castle. Doorn, Hollandâ€"Ex-Kalser, Wilhelm of Germany was reported to have re- fused to meet or pose with the Ameri- American and two others near there on July 23rd. plot the murder of Henri: Portland, Oraâ€"Sir Harry 0' Low event's; rd“ on Station-costa- lion Call: , 5:35. at 7.00 9.13. Still lawn night rate: a 8.30 pm. Oreâ€"Sir Harry Lauder in Canadian bank notes The United States of the board in an adivsory capacity. Mr. Mulligan was born in Pembroke. Ontario, studying law at Osgoode Hut in Toronto, before becoming a hotel ex- ecutive. He is a vice-president of the American Hotel Association. New Yorkâ€"At a meeting of the board of directors of the Bowman- Biltmore Hotels Corporation, David B. Mulligan was elected president of the corporation, succeeding George W. Sweeney, who will remain as chalrman Parisâ€"The maximum amount of for- eign wheat permitted in milling bread flour was fixed at one per cent by the Ministry of Agriculture. This means miners must use 99 per cent native wheat in flour. Berne, Switzerland â€" The Men! Council decided that all members of the Communist party would henceforth be ineligible to hold civil service )0“. The Swiss Telegraphic News Agency announced the Federal Military De- partment had decided to take no meas- ures against the officers and soldia's of the militia involved in the incidents at Geneva on November 9, when 12 persons were killed. Bogota, Colombiaâ€"Ten persons were arrested after a, woman, accused of witchcraft‘ and; her two dnughten. were burned to death in their hut ht Sativa Norte Village in Btyaca Deput- ment .The hut was reported net on fire while they slept. Chicago-A good way to regulate your canaries color is by its diet. Per- sons attending the greater Chicago bird cage club were told that papm mixed with a little raw 08!. if fed to fancy types, would give them an or“: hue. [ Dublinâ€"Donal Buckley, new Gover- nor of the Irish Free State. will not allow any mebmer of his stat! to an the English language in his presence. Buckley, a veteran Irish rebel, intends to change the name of the Governor- General’s office to Gaelic, calling lt “Seanascal.” Instead of llvlng at the vice-regal lodge, he will occupy n mod- est house in the suburbs, in which In enter England. Mrs. Mooney, ww- old mother of Tom Mooney, m to how visited England and Ireland with other members of a delegation returning from the world congress of the International Red Aid at Moscow. New Yorkâ€"The oflice of the Inter- national Labor Defence here reported that it had i'eoeived a cable saying the PAGE 7