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flursday, October 35. 1m- UM. 'u-luw-v .- -â€"_____ Office and residence a short dist- ance east of the Hahn House on Lambtnn Street, Lower Town, Durâ€" ham. Office hours 2 m b p.m., 7 to 8 pm. (except Sundays). _ J. G. IUT'I’OR, I. 1)., c. I. Office, over) A. B. Currey's office. nearly opposnte the Registry Office. Residence : Second house south of Registry (mice on East side of Albert Street. Office hougs : 9 to “am... 2 ‘ ..- 'I‘nlnnhnnfl all‘cclo "I‘l‘/c IlUu-u o v wwâ€" â€"_-- to 5 p.m.. am) 7 to 9 p.m. TeyephOne commumcahon between Office and resudence at all hours. J. L. SUITE, I. 3., I. G. P. S. O. ”thee and residence, corner of {lountcss and Lambton Strpets. Oppo- Site Old PUSL (mice. 0m“: hours t 9 to U a.m.. 130 t0 3; p.m., 7 to 91).“). (Sundays and Thursday afternoons excepted} . DR. BURT. Lam .\~'-i.~'tant Royal malm'w Huspital. l-lngland. Goloh-n Squaw 'l'hrnat, and Nose HOSâ€" pilnl. Ssvo-cialisl. : I‘Iyt‘, liar. Throat and ‘Susv. Ufl'im' : I3 Frost Street, Uwvn bmmd. u. “.0 "U quwcâ€" w-~. . Chnropractors, Durham, Ontano. adds 1|ch [0 years 'l‘lu' Stu-mm that ilunsultatum from and wars In um. In Durham l‘uvsolays. 'l‘lml'scluys‘ and 6 1323” Saturdays. .1 ("I'M our .|. Durham mum in J. P. GRANT, 1 Mount Hmduatv ant", (Braduatv [h Snrgo'nm nt‘ (ml: 3" its hyam'hos. “-.‘-w Tow n' S Harnsh-I'j ho l’ M th" “ 'I uo'mlfl) ”1 ‘ m |.\ [w [113' oI'Tit'O'. |{a|'ri.~"(‘|' loan. H Ltnmso-ol Auctioneer for Count 01 Satisfaction guaranteed. ea- Dates of sales made 19 Office or with himâ€" Hwy. stonahlv mum. at The Humane Ill Illu- .y .-l. I __V fld’z“ ” UYI‘ 66 m )N. '2. \\’.G.R.. BEN’I‘INCK. 2%milps from Durham. t'nnltlining 86 acrvs; 70 awn-vs unclvr vultivatinn. halamév hm‘thUm'I and swamp: hank ' nthslnn shed and stone dawns; 74'.)an house. brick. with . ' kilclwn and \mmlshed; well watered by never-tailing swing at war of farm; 3130 spring feeding cmnrnt trough near buildings. and cement curbed well at house. For further particulars apply to Wm. Smith, RR. 3, Durham. Ont. 1025“ ammonia unusqorg 'Pricévme. ;.~‘20'I'~'. Snlirihn‘s, ilw firm will INVi w ul’ vm-h \Vm'k. Dental Dtrwlnrv ul' NH'II _\\‘t't'n. g“.,.......‘..-v -_ [113an With tho CIN'k m the DAN} chBAN «I .â€"\nct_i0noer for 12s.. vhf. A mvm- w m Durham m k. Appumtmvnts for Coqut-y 9f DI 7 The Durham 1'.F.(). Live Stock As.- snciation will ship stock from Dur- ham on 'b’uosdays. Shippers arr rvquostml tn giv» three days’ notice. Cliflord Howell, manager. Plume 92 1‘ 11. Durham. RR. 1. SHIPPING EVERY SATURDAY ‘ Arnuld D. Noblo will ship Hogs from Durham awry Saturday forc- nmm. Highest prices paid. “23 tf PH“ )1" )S now an; 1 WI” :40va F. IHHl \ppl) No. 1. “'rwn svmxums, mm; 'm I my Nowmbvr I. Apply \V. (1 RR. 1. Durham. phone 606 I‘d-’1 SEW )Nl)-H.-\Nl) [HUN 1" "M P2 ' ‘ â€" ----‘;v\1‘ _________,__,___.___â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€", SECUNILHAND IRON PI'MP: Q-INCII pigw, 4-inch brass cylimlvr. 30 fort. of piping. Apply to (two. Janus. Durham. 10 '18 2pc! FIVE. OXFORD DOWN RAM LAMBS; :nlsn ”no agml ()xfm'd Dmvn Ram. Ap- ply Jun. 6. Firth, R. ll. 1. Durham. Ont. 10 18 31M ____- I filon ARTICLES WANTED For a 100-acre grain and live stock ,_ farm fully equipped with the neces- \\'Hi~‘..\'l‘ WANTED. ANY QIT;\.\"l‘l'i‘\ .1 sary machinery a shed 60 feet 10118 3 Mine, 3 mgmi and 24 feet wide is generally amply Highest pi'iwn People . .._____â€".â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"--â€"â€"â€" i large. Different types of farming call “YORK \.\'t;\.\"l'l“.l).~râ€"'l‘llii .tZHllU‘Nâ€" for different tools and implements. upped im‘ so before deciding on the size of. “'1“ .iuh Plant is well t'ql work “H shim ‘ building to erect. determine the floor turning out the ilnvsi ‘ order. H g space required for each tool or ma- “ hine and then plan a shelter large WW immx \\".\.\"i‘l‘.li.-- «mum. HI'UK- enough to cover all \Viwat. Peas. Hats and Mixmi (iram Found ti ‘ wanted. Highest prices pilitI.-â€"~Rnh f °”° Rn." Mills Limited. Durham. “2!” The implement shed does notore- ' uire a heavy foundation. A light MM... d set illili ROY GRAIN l’lllilifiS.â€"-~â€"We 2m: cement wall six inches thick an 30c. for Hats. 600. In . on firm ground is all that is required. [itl.)‘lili1 MW. in ‘ ‘ 70v. lo 751'. for iluc-k-~ Small pillars of cement set to sup- 654'. for lim'im‘. I wheat and $1.25 in M50 for Mutant-4 port each post of the frame can be «mr l'It‘VzltOl‘. ileh Roy. Mills l.ImItâ€"' made by filling a halt barrel, or nail keg, or small forms specially made MI. Durham, (mi. -W_.._._.. with concrete. The posts used in the M..- â€" _._pâ€"â€"P_._’_â€"-.â€"ma \\'.\;\"l‘l".l). .\ t1.\lt l.H.â€"\.l) Hlf l'ii'l‘A- frame may be set in cement. Such lm'h‘ "M'- \ka. Mil-“V W “F "- \”“! practice gives strength and durabilâ€" ‘PH. Durham. '1 ; ity. Foundations set on the firm soil w I_ after the top vegetable mould has generally satisfac- I been removed are APPolNTMENT FOR HEARING ' tory in all parts of Ontario. '. The Floor. ‘- ‘M... pâ€"~ on~A.â€"-pâ€"p. :2? :c «22.; 75:: .z: :5 m::..:: E... .5935; :95 i :23.â€" E... ii. u 74 Ex: 2 :._.na.:.,._.r7.<_>v my: 1.2M .lllllllllllllllllllll (MAIN \VWN'I‘IfiIL-w~H.\RI.EY. HHZKJ \Vlwat. l’vas. Hats and Mixml Grain \Vanimi. Higlwst pricvs paid.-Rnh n um. x QmHnll lmrhum. H 2“ _________________.._â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"_ IHHT III‘ .L’ID “\I‘ \R-(II D I Am I IIIIIy In W. I'IIHIII Mal‘kdtllv R. B. IO 182])4I Ill ll" llluuvn. v- - 'l‘lum1a.~' Young, under Section 21a ut l '“l‘lw UHllSOlllluU‘d Municipal Act.~ 1922" for the dolavlmwnt from the? Town of Durham of the lands dos-l crllwd in Scbmlulo "A“ lim'vto an-l l nvxcil, and the. annexation of same ‘to the Township of lllcnclg. ’ The Ontario Railway and Muni- cipal Board lll‘l‘L‘ll)' appoints \VQHI- iwmlay, tho 'l‘liii-ly-lii'st day of Urin- lwr, A1). 1923. all the hour of 'l‘cn‘ o'clock in tho l’i‘n'vnoon, at the Town Hall. in the Town ol‘ Durham. for the lwax‘ing herein. The lands (Inscribed in the said Schedule "A" are shown on a plan prepared by ll. McDowall, Ontario Land Surveyor, and dated Septcmbm' 6th, 1923, copy of which Plan may lw inspcctcd i’rco of charge at. tho otl‘ico of Mossrs. Lucas Henry, Bar- ristcrs, of the Town of Durham, or al the ull'icc of The Ontario Railway and Municipal Hoard, 1;? Queen's Park. Toronto. '1. -‘-‘.._‘n‘.‘ The lands (1 Svhcdu'lc "A” prepared by Land Surveyor I ‘|In. ’\'I ' Datml at 'l‘m'nntu this liig day Of October .-\.D. 1923. (530., H. (1. SM} _ parts of the 2nd anal 3M Divisions uf [All 2/: in the la“; Concession of the Township nf tilenelg. Application To Be Taken Out of The Town of Druham. .\ll and singular that certain parâ€" ct'l 01' tract of land and pi'nmisvs situate lying and lining in tho 'l‘nwn- ,Slllp ol' tilt‘nt'lg mow in the Town of yum-ham; in the tjnunty of (My and l’l'lWlllCt! of Ontario, cnnlaining ,‘ attnwasm‘cmont ninety acres be tln- sanw mom or loss. being composed nl' parts at" the Second and Third Diviâ€" sions ul Lot 25 in this First Ounces- $1011 of the said Township and \Vhlt'll muv be morn particularly described as l‘nllows that. is to say : ' l In llw Commencing at. a point in the nor- . . ' ' ’ the said Second Divi- sion of said Let, distant North 81 de- grees, 16 ruins. East :3 chs.‘ 27 1km. t'l'umthe North \Vesterly angle Hf said Second Division; thence South 11 degrees, 4’; mins., East along the Easterly limits of Lots 1 to 12, Hun- ter‘s Survey. to chs., 55 lks. more or less to the Southerly limit of Jack- son St. (Produced); thimee North 81 degrees, 16 mins., East 2 chs.. 27 lks.; thence South 11 degrees. 14 mins.. East 6 chs., 18 “ii-3 thence North 81 degrees, 16 mins. East 2 chs.. 33 llss; thence South 11 degrees. 44 minis. East 3 chs., 5!; lks. more or less to the Southerly limit of said Lot 2'1; thence North 81 degrees. 16 m.ins.. East along said limit 7) chs.. 89 lks.: thence North 11 degrees. 31": mins.. West 3 chs., 511 lks.; thence North 81 degrees, 16 mins., East 3 chs., 11 lksx, thence South 11 degrees, «14 mins.. East 3 chs.. 5-5 lks. more or less to the Southerly limit of said lot 2'; thence South Stilegrees, 16 mins.. , East along said limit 33 chs.,_13 lks. ; more or less to ye Easterly limit of said Lot 24; the ce North 11 oegrees, 44 mins.. West along said limit 20 = chs., 27 lks., more or less to the . 'd degrees, 16 mine... West alone said limit 46 chs., 73 “(3. more or e _ the place of heginni . Dated September 5’5), 1923. (sect) 11.11qu lx'visny’s Sti'ldifl: ". ‘-"‘ ‘Jilltl.';.v-.-â€"V- __ vrh", niftm‘n fun a dozen. I.- w tittwn gift problea. I‘M“ mattur of the application M Young, under Sectinn 21:1 ut‘ nsolidatvd Municipal Act. . um .Inim-hnu'ut fruit] the (LHI‘HS'J'xpis 11.31155 SCHEDULE “A“ 7113' 1'1 6M Eighteenth Secretary. THE IMPLEMENT SHE“ Farm Machinery Worth Careful Caring lot. Practical Hint- “ to (Contributed by Ontario Department at Axflcultufl. Toronto.) Implement sheds should be I0 do- sixned that the accemhility ot the implements stored therein will] ai- ways be easy. Wide implement aheda are generally not as convenient u the narrower structures unless de- 1 signed with doorways on both aidel. or alleyways kept clear to facilitate the movement and storage of the im- plements. The storage of implement. in the farm barn or any other ex- pensive building is not economical. The Location. The implement shed should be so located that time will not be lost in travelling more steps than absolutely necessary with, or to get implements. either going to or returning from work. Where horses are used as the main farm power, the implement shed should be located near' the sta- bles, at a point where the teams can conveniently pass on the way from stable to field. On many farms the implement shed can be located at a point between the house and barn, a ‘ very desirable location, especially it .the building is used for the motor car and workshop l -u-v â€"â€"v_ A dry earth or gravel floor is all i i that is necessary it the shed is lo- ;cated on well-drained ground. Ce- . ment is desirable where the cost at 3 such is not excessive. Wood floors are 'the most comfortable to work on. 1 but such are expensive and may harâ€" bor vermin. Sand floors are objec- tionable. If the earth floor is damp at any time of the year iron may rust. Narrow boards placed under ‘the wheels or runners will aid in their preservation. .0 Walls. About III-brooding- it"â€" The implement shed wells need only be heavy enough to keep out the sun, the wind and rain, and Itrong enough to ,give rigidity to the struc- ture. Vertical boards end button: on u 2 x 4 inch fume will provide such 3t low cost, or matched dmp Iidin: over : ship-lap sheathing will give a. more durable and better ”peering A - â€"_-_ “A‘-‘ . "IVS U “Ill-vow wuâ€" â€" wall at a higher coat. Corrugated galvanised sheets or aiding does very well, and has the additional advan- taze oi fire-proofing the structure. Cement block and brick walls, if on good foundations, are very desirable from the durability ataudpoint, but much too farms. For narrow implement sheds the cheapest durable root is the wide root board and batten. Galvanised iron sheets it well supported on a strong pole or 2 x 4 inch roof frame makes an excellent covering. The prepared paper root coverings of tar or asphalt felts are very desirable, and are generally dust-proof. Shin- gles make a very acceptable covering providing that the roof is not less than one-third pitch. The Frame 0! the Implement Shed. The width and height of the struc- ‘ ture will determine in a large meas- ure the dimension of the st ctural material. Narrow buildin with stable or hip root can be framed of 2 x 4 inch lumber. A building design- ed with shed roof willrequire heav- ier rafters; 2 x 6 inch for buildings over 12 feet wide, unless the building is high enough to permit the use of rafter braces.' Corner posts, sills and plates may be one piece 2 x 6 inch or doubled 3x 4 inch. Sheds that are ‘ ‘- - â€"â€"-A“ “-0 And UUUUICU 0 built open front must be well braced to stand both. side and downward strain. The posts on one side may be not well in to give a wide one or overhang. A convenient type 0! shed or ehelter may be constructed by erecting one line of posts and constructing thereon a. frame that will give eumcient width to shelter wagons or large implements and be wide open all round during the per: ‘ {we ‘â€" _- __A_ ale-n "luv vau we. Ovuâ€"â€" iod when farm implements are in use. Provision for closing in can be made by providing doors or panels which may be put in place for win- ter protection of implements.â€" L. Stevenson. Dept. of Extension, 0. A. C., Gulep‘n. - Weakness in breeding stock is often laid to inbreeding, but facts prove that the greatest progress in producing fine cows has been by skin- ed men who have used inbreeding. But :“Ch breeders have known the blood lines of their stock. and they are thus able to mate so that strong points win be made stronger instead a AA_ _-_I_- _â€"A‘L_ An I- ZE‘Géai'ioanu make waiter. as 1: often the one when hm: moth' od- are «talus. to About Iii-breeding. expensive for general Gouci!‘ Recently Drafted nnd 1’“ch I'Accompanyinq By-law, to he Eniorcod.â€"lnny Complaints Have Been Undo by citizens Re- garding Dogs Running at Large. Owing tn lln- number of complaints that haw hm-n made to tho Councill ‘ rvgamling nuisance and damage cams- ‘M by dogs running at. largo. 'l rc‘contly passed a Dog By- Councn . ' . law. a copy of \\'thh as prmtvd Imm- with. Tim Council are desirous that citizvns owning dugs will mâ€"opm‘alv in observing the tm‘ms of tho By- law and .thm'oby abatv any fnrthnr n'opvhtinn of annoying complaints by I‘vsndcnts of the municipality. - \’.‘ 2. 'l‘hc mvncr 0f cvci'y «log mcrlu llm-c muulhs ohl shall within lcu at days «if his hccnmiug such nwncl‘ ll lelul nu chi‘y succcciliug lii'st, day nl‘ pl \pcfl cuusi- lhc samc tn he rcgistci‘- k ml. immhm-cd, (lcsccihcil anil liccuscd \\ , l lhc ull‘icc ul' lhc 'l‘mvn l‘llcl‘k. and s« shall causc such thig‘tn “car around its ucck a «lui'ahlc collar to which ll shall 1w Hitachi"! a lll’l‘tallic [Hair 01' tan: in lic fucuishml by lhc illci'k. upon which shall hc iiisci'ihcil lcl- l his and llgui'cs iuiliculiug‘ lhi- iii-rind ml (min l'm' which such liccusc has liccu iiuiil. illltl ihc uuuihci' cm'rcs- [mulling \Vilh ihc immhcc umlcr \\ hich such «log is i'cgislcl’cil and c\'- ‘t'l‘js' such U\\'ll(‘l' shall pay {01' such liccusc tau: and I‘cgish'aiiuu for such div; lhc sum nl' $3.00, and fur cach ‘hilch illc sum cl $55.00. thi'c, thc liici-nsc is issuml lcss ilmu six mnnlhs ‘H‘hll'l' 1111‘ first day Hl‘ April «if tlll)’ )‘i'm‘. Hm nwuci' shall he untitled in :i i'i-lialu nl' micâ€"hall lhc liccusc fcc payalilc on tho said first. day 01' April. 3. It shall lic lhc iluly Hf lllc said (Llci'h In kccp :1 record of lllc partic- lllzli’s hci'cililicfui'c stated; 10 irivc i-cccipls l‘m' puymculs lici'cin i'cquirâ€" ml. i'cluiuiug thc sluhs (if said 1‘ ccipls in pail mini. and in issuc ail lici-uscs and lags. Any pci'smi who l has paid his liccusc and luscs his lug _ i\Vill lic cutillml in :iuulhcc nu :llllill- lcilinu in thc illci'k and paying :7) Wills lhci'cl‘iu'. i. No im'ucc shall :11th his iii»; in l mu at hu'gc in any of lhc puhlic ' harks. squm‘cs. ih'chs. sicccls. Izmils. ’ allcys and iilhcr puhlic pluccs in lhc t 'l‘nwn \uih-ss such dug is :iccunipau- e iml liy and is umlcl‘ lhc. immciliah» h chucgc and cuuffiil «if snmc cumpcâ€" " icut IN'l‘SUll, and any «log fminil run- " niug at. lai'gc cnuli'ary to this provi- P siuu shall hc lizihlc 10 hc ilcstroycd ’ by llu» pulicc. l -. Lt, .... 3. No (N'nvr shall pvrmit his or Mr dug in hr in any uf tlw places mvntiunm! in paragraph -’5 hereof \Vit-‘IOUL having aruund its mark the ('nliar and mntalhc p‘ivco montinnmi in tho second paragraph of HMS by- in the serum [Jal‘afilulvu ‘ law. :fi 6. No person'shall remove a collar 3; or tag from a. licensed dog. I) 7. No person shall register a hitch «c as a malc dog. . _ 8. No dot:r attached to a sleigh or I: other vehicle shall he allowed upon any sidewalk of said Town“, and no (log so attached shall be allowed in any public place in said Town uiiicss i. it is inuzzled. and the owner of any such dog and any person in charge of it when it is so attached and on such sidewalk. or when it is un- c iii‘iizzlcd as aforesaid. shall be liable '1 to the. penalties of this lly-law. ‘J. No owner of any dog shall sutl‘cr e or permit. such (log to attack any person on a street or other publiCiC plat-c. or to run at. horses or rigs, 01“ to do any damage WhiltSUt‘Vttl'. And i in case of a conviction under paraâ€" t graph No. 13 of this Byâ€"law. the convicting Magistrate may order the police. to destroy the dog. in.“ It shall be. lawful for the Mayor of the Town of Durham to issue his proclamation (and he shall do so when so directed by resolution of lloiiiicil‘, forbidding any dog to run at. large without, licing securely muz- l zled during .the time mentioned in 1 such proclamatum; and‘any dog'so . found running at large without being ‘_ ninzzled may he summarily killed , and destroyed by any Constable of I the Town of Durham, Within the I tim’e mentioned in the said procla- I motion, notwithstanding the fact that the dog may have been registered as 1 . . r nereinliefore priwnled. a 11. Any dog'knowi it Whether licensedl or not, it fully destroyed 1' any person. y 12. It. shall two the duty of the ho.- liec, Utl'icers and of the. Dog Tax (lol- 0 it lcrtor to prosecute all owners 01’ d dogs who haye not registered and 6 taken out a license under this By- “ saw and any other person so proseâ€" 3r voting on conviction shall be entitâ€" )0 led to one-half the penalty imposed [-0 Magistrate. 13. An erson ln y p ‘ s of this By-law, t ( by the convicting . oflending against an of the irOVision De ‘ y” ‘ ..... italinn hPfOPe a M3- .I3'I'An'y person Ollclluutg a5“ ..... any of the provns_lohs of this By-law, ' ' t before a Ma- default of pa?! . _ ' and costs fort nwnth. the penalty and ‘ costs may be lewed by distress and ' sale of the goods an ‘ on'ender, and in case of there be- ing no distress found out of which such penalty can be teVIed, the con- victing Magma-ate or Justice may direct that the ottender be commit- ommon Gaol of the ted to the (V2 . County of Grey, With or without abor, for any period not ex- 118:3. . . cc mg twenty days, unless the mm am amuu ms‘nmm," "a, mm ”in" , all h“ "““"1“d.\'allvy whorv timhvr IS spawn and K f01‘ “I“ I'm" whoru tlwl‘u is plc'nt)‘ of wild grassy (9” “"“"“'V"" and H10 hufl'alu cuuld paslm'v am!‘ "1"“ it shail h“.liw through Hm wintm'. \Vilh tlwir 'lmlv "““’”"»'°'>“~ warm ('oals. just. as ”w arm! hm'ds PS 0f dOgS- nf caribou now (in. 'l‘lwy \VullM smm wry «log me? im-rmnsv In groat howls. :uul ultlmâ€" 1] within ton atoly ho a smn'vo Hf fund supply. If lg sm'h mx'nm' Hwy \HHMM'MI suulll In “In SQHINI in: first day 01' pm'iinns nl’ H10 \VPS‘. the-3‘ ('mml lw t” he 1‘€‘gih‘h'l‘- kiHvd if Hwy gut in lhv \Va)‘: hm .ml and liwnsod why kill Hymn until \\'1- haw ln «ln and cos includms the costs of the distress ml of the. commiul . md congeygnqe to gnu}: gq sooner. plld. -_ A. A; A-“ ‘-A UV!" ‘- “6" vv UI By-laws relating to (fogs are hereby repealpd. ThisB B-law main“ canto into torcv and e not on the 11th day pf Samantha-“1923. I Council Chamber. Durham, Sep. (vmbor U, 1923. J. L. SMITH. Mayor. \V. B. VOLLE'I‘. Clerk. At Least One Ken Very Sensihly Voices His Disepprovel of the Pro- posed Sleuqhter of Over Two Thousand of the Government Buf- falo At Wainwright Perk. (IVHHIJnyya. -..‘..._-- O (U tho pronosod slaughter 01‘ 2.000 lmll‘nlu in llM.‘ “West to I'vlinw lllo 1l\'l‘l'(‘l“0\\‘lllllg in lhv lWaiuwrighL National Park. Mr. Im-usluwr wn-' lmwl l0 lmpv that all llltd'l'PSth in ”In pI'UlPCliUn nf wild animals and gamma generally wnulcl lil‘flhls; aga inst t h o proposal. ""l‘hosv lmfi'alu shc’mld lw lakq-n lu lhv I’vacv Rivm' country and lurnml lnnsv. l0 incw-asv and multiply. l'l'lu-ru :lrv millinns «If avrus 001“:va 11...]..nn [Inn 3"“. llll' hiaCkl‘nzu‘ RlVl’l‘ "(mo of the greatest crimvs in Can- aolian history." is the :lvscrlptmn , ‘ .‘ 1 . or of Toronto 9.”! NEW YORK “SAND no mm GS?! RARE COINS WHY KILL THE BUFPALO? anvwoa'ru mamas mum ron CRUELTY 'rp cujug ronze or Copper Currency Discqv- cred While Digging Foundanon for Skyscraper in Gotham. IV! vouvâ€"â€"â€"â€"â€" _- James "lmnumnn and Alum-w Butchul't. hm Easlnur l-HWIISlllll farmers. appom'wl lwfuro Magistralt- Blvliurlnny in \Viarlnn nu \lenvs- llay of last \vm'k «m a vhal'g‘n Hf un- lawfully and cruwlly [mating mttlo TIRE IA and! 1: Dmrh . «'atvwifi Ulll/Cl cu- "(gnu ..... c. v. Information as to Courses may bo iohtained from the Principal. ' The School has a croditabio record in tho. past which it bones to main- lain in the future. Durham is an attractive and heal- thy town and good accommodation can be ohlninod at. reasonable rates. J. A. M. ROBB. B. A" Principal. Durham High School The School is thoroughly equipped to lake up the following courses : (1) Junior Matriculation. (2‘5 Entrance to Normal School. Each member of the Slafl‘ is a l'ni- versuty Graduate and cxpenenvod Teacher. Intending pupils should prepare to enter at. beginning: offlim-m. _.‘_-~ n§fii9 ‘1‘) LOST AND FOUND hmdymu- (ZHHF . aunt, Fm'vst aml wr plvasc- communiâ€" . Malum-y. Dnndas, um. L. GRANT. Chairman. MOTHER 0F URBE HIM 'iiéxix'fbi-h; N. s. x l‘.‘ w” Shaw. ‘ Hw slmmwr ilk-:11 m Um-n (I HE" wvrv murh Hum! 5.13 am! «nests. .\ H'mlu-I' nf cutHv \wr" shimml 1": lruwr. «of lizMIwr. nu I'mlwvll 1mm Lum 1 Sound nu Hrtnlwr " \n ilw arrival ut’ llu- 1mm. Nu .-T i :HU' ('HHIP \chl'v I'umm :ihsuluhuy ilaisml, and “N'll' lac-ads w. to wrrmq pm'nan. TIN- “\Vc'u Sunni IS: «My laid tho charm- ’ \Vzls submit l 0d by Rulwfl. S Luna. Rm“ “1‘. Fullis. H. "mum c lthh-Iu-n haw. .Ine Huh-hm! Allen. Ahbum. Women who suffer should write to the Lydia E.Pinkhm Medicine Go..Cobour __, nnkaran fnr ll fme CODY 0f L’di. {:0 VI'V'-vâ€"' 7 _ Pinklum's Private TextoBook “ Ailments Peculiar to Women. 0pm C »“\\"il|’ll. - u- .. S: .‘Evly laid thv rhmw' was suhmillml by Ruhm N‘Uh Bray. “1'. VHIHS. I um] .I. 'l‘lmmpsuAn. h Put Salt 0:: Their Tnils. «Iowa -llaw )0” rpm! "To A Fudd Munrav?" «Inlzlâ€"â€".\'n, lum' «In ymx gut 'ctm M iis‘t'll’Fâ€"I’lll'plv CH“. In the matter of the ostato of .Uo'xandor l-‘m‘gusnn. into. at Hm. 'I'nwnship uf Euromunt in tho County of Grey, Farmvr, doqoam-d. Natice is horohy given pursuant m SvctiOn 56 of tin) Trustm‘s Act “1.81:. 19”, Chaptm' 1‘21, that all creditm's imluding those liming-«any speciwt 02' general livn and others having t-Iuims or demands against the Fwâ€" tate of the said Alexander Forgusm. \x'hu died on or about, thv twentf ~- sixth day of March, AD. 1923, are Ire-quired on or before the thirty-fir I. NOTICE TO CREDITORS day of October, 1923, to send by 90 ‘L [H'o'paid or deliver to the undern signed solicitors for the Administratâ€" m'. their Christian namns and surâ€" names. addresses and descriptions. tlw full particulars of their claims. §uux -vvv r_-, a statement of their accounts amt the: nature at the securities {if any) hold by them. istrator wilI pmcm‘d m distribum Hm assets of Um said deceased amom: tho parties entitlod (harem, haying rogard only in film claims: nf whirh Hwy shall then haw nnticv. and that (law said administmlm' will not be liable for 11w said assots or :my part thvrvof to any pol-sun or wrsuutl of whose claims nuticv- shall nut haw, lwvn rocoiwd at thv timv uf such distribution. And take notice that after sum last mentioned dale thv said Admin» l'atm‘l lho- 1st clan} of thllwl'. 1923. «LLARKF. MOMS. Solicitors for tho Said Administrator 10 In 1| Mount Farost, Ont. “1 human