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Let ofwry farmer having head waters In Grey do his utmost to con- serve thv womdm'ful fishing poten- tialities of our beloved County. 3:. Applicantg must furnish team and 33913! in dismbution. ’3. Only watvx's to which tho pubâ€" lic has free arm-3s arr stocked. Streams which are rented cannot be stocked free of charge. Shnuld any fax-mm- desirv to have (IIUVN' Ul' Alfalfa 50ml gl'aoh‘d. it Will hr don? fro-o- ul‘ rh:n'}..'v If so-nt lwfm'P January 3|. 1923. Wrm- thv Depart- mvnt at )Iax'kolnlo- I'm- full particuâ€" lars. It “In to-st is nut maulv lmfnro January 3|. it will t'nsl ynu 500. Trout Fry. A few application I‘m-ms haw pump In hand I'm ”In snmu'ing nf Trout Fl')‘ from "W “OWI‘nmvnl Fish Hat- chvries. Thosv arv giVom free 11“. (101' the follmving I'Wgulatiuns: "In an run-mum” whivh was mm- ductml in 192:: fur thv eleventh your lho- awrago- yield of hay per acre per ammm \\u~ H Inns {rum thv Grimm and 3.7: hum sz cmturin \‘ario‘gato'd. In a tun-ymu' vxw-rimo-nt with nu- mo-rous ints of alfalfa. HH'I'O,‘ was an awragv annual yinM nf hay pm' avl'n H! 3.! tom fl'wm tln- \‘sn-io-gatml and Hf l.‘ Inns III'HHI NH- Manny)”, ”1' \‘in- h-t-llownrpd alfalta." Hl‘o'y OZOUIILV 2!‘H\\o':'>~ in quantity of alfalfa wow! . is gem-rally Hf thr Hrvmn gatml writ-[y .w that it is run he‘ sm'urmi wlswwhm‘ l'nl'o'. if any Ul‘o‘y «Minty I‘ thinking Hf 5mm: alful‘ first timv or if im'wasin wage. tho-y am- aohiwd thvu‘ svml I‘vuun-mm-ms 'l‘hv alfalfa is arc-limutizo hardy, and tIm-o-t'nx'u \vil ('Olldlthms. Iiv sm-v 1 grown and rlmm. Buy h svvd Hunt is Mum: in pn- any oihvr. 2. All questinns on tlw application furm must be :Ins\\'m-ml. 1. All zippln‘alions must lw in be- l'nro- March 1 and May 1. according [u the kind 0f fish applied for. turn-r clnlmty. Mmm-sntu. m I868. uhvru Hm typo- 0f alfalfa has hm'n '..'"n\\!* ~Hu‘o' HIM! Hmo'. B0”! yarn-â€" ?,.w‘ hmw \m'wgnlml Homrl's and :H'“ similar In sonu- characto-ristics. ”In an o-xiwrimcnt at our 0”]!ng “luvh wwwmlml WP 11 [H'I'U‘d “f "inp wars pro-\mus to 1916. thv Untarin V:H‘I0';.:'Ilh'vi Still had (53 um! HIP tin-mun .32 [n-r wnt. nf “Vi! g wants. l'lm-w ,wm's late-r. hH'WPW'l'. at’tvr mum: thmugh mw Hf tlm must sv- \o'ro' \\!l f"!'.\ Mr “W past thirty w-mx Inn pm- rpm. 01' living plants nl' tho. Imf‘tl‘lH Vario-gatml was [‘0’- ohu'm! tn I". :moi Hf thc' Grimm; 10 2354 l‘ndw ”may «'nmlilinns. tlw cum- Innn plan's \wru pl'at'tic'ally all .lmm x‘nuz' wzu-s prvvinus. 'l‘lw Var- uo-gatm: .\H':Hl'u~', im'lmling' both (In- Hrlmm urn! tln- Untarin \‘zu'ivgatml, haw [mm-n much hal'clivr than tlw mmmnn ult'nlm in “w Variuus PX- m-I'inlwzt~ mmluctml at tho. 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I is m-vlimutizml. must [w l tlwro-fnx'o- will Withstand lip >lll'0‘ it is norm 1 rlvnn. Buy hnnw gmwn ?y :l'u\\o-:'~ Imw a lump 11mm: wul Ull hand. It ll. Hlo- (it"mm nl‘ Vario- '.~'H that It is as £00018." l'vd vise-\vho-l'o'. 'l‘hO'l'P- “my «Runny l'm'mm's arr snwm: alfalfa fur the If inn-waxing tlwir 81'- 'am in pram-mm tn l~ m)! a at! HIP lMl'l‘auw ('la 3.. '~ and flaunt-"1‘ duh fur dist: ihulinm thatci' on in ttw mm'titt: ttw llttlHPt' !w:i.~' taki-n lip. 'l'tw minutc- htmk H‘- ‘i'nroh'ng ”lt' prmmmtinu's \\'l|tt‘ll hail ltrike-n “law at tho- otitt'i-i'o'nt mm‘t- ttt:.'.~' ho'ht was pi'mhiiw-it, at'ti-i' whii'h tho- tlmim'it was satistii-it that m» ir- l'Pt-Httfll‘tt)’ vxistmt amt that it was im'umhvnt 11mm thv tlnnm'i tn pa.“ tho By-taw mmn ”It‘ :imitii'atiuu ut' thv lhmt'it nt' 'I'I‘ustiws. Hy-taw '17)“. amo'mtilm lty-taw Hi. im itvhvntui'us 8.8. NH. 3. was pas-suit. 't‘his amvmt- ing: By-law i'mtm'i-s ttw ammmt ut' iti‘hvntm'vs amt hwy undvr thi- t'm'mm‘ hy-taw from 5'! HIM) to $5.000 am! is suhjm-t tn ttw amu'mal ut’ thi- Untai'iu Railway amt Munii-ipal; Board. Hy-la“ fit ammiliting' t'litâ€"t warit ltussnvll [Minty thm'ning (it'- tim-r in Pulling SututiVisinn (3 in [flaw of l’vtm' Kuith. i-vsigm-it. was passml. Mr. A. S. Utai'ki- nn twhatt' Hf .\h‘. J. Ross and Mr. A. Vilshii‘. amt :itsn Mr. Jami-s Shva amt ”tho-1's. actih-i-ssâ€" 0d the timmcit giving: thvir rvasnns why the (Ilium-it shuuht nut pl'ncvmt with tho stopping." tip «it “w highway hi'twmm Lats t?) amt 16, Can. :3. Tim mattm' was ilismissmt at sumo length amt was giwn aim» i'misiitm'ntion by the (luuncit, at‘tvr Whit‘h By-taw 1-66 for stnpning' up thi- highway in quvstion amt t'm- suiting thi- taml in- ctudm‘t' thm'vwith was giwn a thin! wading amt tinatty passmt. signmt. seated amt vngrnssmt nn hy-taw hank Mr. .\. S. tllal'ko. Mount Fm'vst. appvm'im: Mn lwhalf of curtain Paton {mu-1's in S. S. NH. 3. :lohh'o's‘sml Hu' linum'il in summrt 01' :I [wfitiun (fir- (-nmtml and signmi by a numlwr nl' l'a'o'|»fl}'t"l's in thv svlmnl SO‘t'HmIS I'v- f'vl'l'mI tn ihv building“ 01' an addi- ticr-n to tho" Public schonl fur (Zun- timuatinn svhnul plll'lmSt‘S. 'l‘lw mat- tm- wa~' disrllssml at snmv lvng'th. Hu- «lwnm'il informing Mr. Clarkn that dun (-nnsiolmultinn \wuld lu- giw‘n Hu- quvstinn and thu IDI'HN‘MI- inns lvaohnu up in “w applimtinn Hf Hw trustws tn thv llnllm‘il to pass tlw no-wssary lpy-lzm'. \wmlcl lw Hmiaml intu in Hm: nut if ”turn had hm-n any H'r~-;:ulul'it_\' m llw lunatic-r. School Attvndtuum Officers .1. R. l’hilp. H. L'unnnt and J. McPhoo re- pm'tml rewarding: Hwir \Vfll‘k llnclm' “w Aolnlvsvm .-\('tv. Rmmrts wvl'v ru- wixml and acinptml by Unuucil. LIImI'. III'IIIll 1'01» 1' III HII' SIIII' III ii'nIIII'I III [Hi 7». IIIII Hi. :It LUVI'.’ MM; 0" U II H. at MutI'lIII bridge, IIIIII l’ I.:IIIIIIIIIIIiII:-.r III 31’ .00. F905 $3. \iIIII III'iII-MI'IMIIIgaI I] «l hat Conn. III'IIats lI'lIIH't lIII1,;IIIIIIIII'IIâ€"â€"(Ial'riml. MI' I hxlllIN ”('11))le IIIIiIl int” “)0 Lawn il HIP sum M's 'TIOJHI. “Mil " do- IIIIIiIIII IIIMIIIL HII' ibllildill” III lII'iIig 'I' at lmis lIaIIIJ HI. (.Im. 13. (mvat-~Ahvrdnin~'l'hat 42mm. Mcâ€" lmlmalol‘s H'lmrl In» zulm.)to'c'l.â€"â€"l2ar. (InmJ‘. Abl‘l'dvin I'o'lml‘mil I \V. .U- Inn. grading. Slim, grm'vl. $1.68; J. Marshall. l't'p. culwrt. $1.334): 'l‘. Har- l'isnn. l'Pp. bl'ialgv, $3.00: t'm's NM). HI¢atâ€"--.\l('l)¢.gm all «â€" 'lhat (Inmr. Alwldvins Io'pmt lw a«lnptml.-â€"Ua|. H'ml', .-°\M‘Hh‘il1 paid It) HIP [10.8- mum 84) N'nts. lwing «rm in J. ”mm H s a. mum. cluml'. Mcbougalol i-upm'tml: G. Kc-itln. filling approachvs to McDon- gald's ln'iolgv. $32.00. gmwlling. 01c“ $19.00: .I. Mcl’how. gl'uwl. 32.64: R. \\'va;.~:nn. m'uwlling. $5.00. gravnl. 3361'; (I. McPluw. 22 [Wis fvm'v. $8.80; .lnhn Mt'l’hmu 10 rmls. $3.00; I). Mv- Quw‘n. l'l'l). culwrt, ligl‘vmnnt and Prntnn 'l'nwn Linn, €6.00, dragging ’l'nwn Lin». $1.00; W. Stmvzlrt. l‘l'p. vulwrt. $5.00; 120mm McDonlgalcl. su- pvrvising work. approachl‘s to hl'itlgl‘ $6.01) and road in1p.. $5.1M). “-anlvin “mat m 'I‘hat Cnml' tialdnr's repurt lw‘adyptml.â€"â€"~4_larrwcl‘ olitt'h. $2.30; fo-m‘. $3.11) cinmr. Calder I'npnrtml : J. Hincks, W1». cuIVPrt. 32.50; H. lemun. un- .lo-1°ln'u.~'hiu;.r. $2.00; \\'. McMurdn. 36 was fvncn. $10.80: J. Mrhmm'all. 1-01). hridgn. $3°15‘..N' Wilson, cleaning out . Tho" RPM-e reportml: J. '1‘. AMA!)- 'S'L dragging and raking stones off mad. $5.75: W. “as. drawing tile and putting: in culwrt and gravolling. 3513.0“. gmwl, $3.92: N. McDougald, 541/2 I'Hds wirv t'vncv. $21.80; J. Ellis, 60 unis, $21.00; 0. Haney. grawllmg. $40.00. grawl. 83.20; H. Hoffman. {:TI'aVvlling. $10.00; fem-s. $2.4m. .~\bvl'dvin~â€"l”oat-«That UH" RPM‘P'S w-[mrt 1w udnptmLWâ€"Jim'riml. Council met, December 15. mom- hm-s all present. nmmtvs adopted. You’ve no idea the time saved with a Toronto Engine and a Toronto Grain Grinder on your farm. Think of how much quicker in engine wiil do the work when attached to__}:our pulper. grinder. In engme mu no me work wnen attached tooyour pulper. grinder. “W. cutting box. cream sepantor. fannmg null or pump. t e a steady worker. requires little attention. opentee economically on kerosene. With 8 Toronto Grain Grinder. tan- van." um hm an pm Mn . All built with m capacity. ['11 be ghdto Dollars in Your Pocket Through Time Saved JOHN SHUTZ, DURHAM, ONT. BGRBIONT COUNCIL m Ill!!! HI! t“ .W! {Em [inan- H'q'vi \‘Wl rintml ‘ HHN‘I‘ Bt'ivf adoh'vssvs \wrn thou 11121ch by thu men and other mpmtwl's or tlw «Inunvil. at’tm' whivh the Council H M'. â€"â€"D. Allan. Clerk. JAZZ AND HEALTH DON’T MIX SAYS SHIRLEY MASON rpcpive $5.00 for preparing same.- Carruwt ' THE DURHAM CHRONICLE A SAFE INVESTMENT It is a [ioculial‘ity almut l'i'zlitt‘l's Hf that wondi-rl‘ul t'ai'm aml family jnurnal. The Family Harald amt Weakly Star 0f Muntrval. that thvy do not hmk upon “lt' $2.01) suhscrip- tion as an t‘Xllt'llSt‘, but as a aat'v in- wstmvnt whirh yiohls thvm hugn «lividpmts Pal'h )'t'2)l'. 'I‘hvy will it‘ll you, and we iln not ilnuht it. that a num'lwi' of years agu WIH'II smm- \\'a_~' still M1 ”in ground. hut “in sun was shining brightly. tlw x'i'iwr saw scuros while! taking: a Sunday walk on the railway track a short distance Split“ 01' ”iv statimi. I‘m. quilv with- in HIP tmvii limits. Sewing ul' snakvs is quitv a mnmwn Him :1. but not 50 Minimum. “1' mm Inlil .as it ‘.\' {I 3' Some years ago “"0 l'l‘lIUl'lOd the killing of sevm‘al snake-s near the (llmu-oadin mill at a lalvr date in the season. We iresunu- tho mild wnathor brings them «ml 01' their hibernating quarters ll'l‘PSI'HNfithP 0f the! season. ‘Un a hright March «lay On Thursday of last week Mr. Thomas Collier killed a milk snake in the vicinity of the. Rob Roy Mills. The killing of a little snake is not recorded as an act of bravery but to think that such reptiles should be running around actively in the latitude of Durham on the 13th day of December is rather un- usual, though not unpreemlented. ONTARIO’ S '11.!) WEATHER nuns Sinâ€"ifs mvnnr Unprecedented December Weather Brings Snakes from Winter Sleep. .-:- vmv yvars agu ’l‘hn largo nuniln-r of English war widuws who haw i°vnlai'l‘i0d ('ansvs a his: di'up in ”in punsiuns to hi- paid by tho (lmvi'nnu-nl. Since thv war fully thirty-four pvr wnt. haw ro- mai'i'iml. although HN'I'P arv morn than hm milliun spinsll‘l's in tho cunnli'y. And now, hea ed upon the phe- nomenal value a ready contained Ill the journal itself, the publishers of The Family Herald and Weekly Star are givii tree to each new sub- scriber w o remits in time, and to present subscribers who renew their subscription for another year, a most beautiful picture entitled, “The \Vpnderful Heroine.” 'l‘he repro- duction of the original masterpiece in colors has been done to perfection. In size the picture is 18 x 24 inches. on rich... heavy paper 'I‘I- each issue contains money-saving and money-making ideas which would pay the subscription price over and over. Considering the value and the remarkable qualities of that great journal, it should be a diffi- cult matter to find a single home where it is not known and read reg- ularly. REDUCTION IN PENSION LIST AS WAR WIDOWS RBIARRY Fully Thirty-four Per Cent. Said To Have Remarried Since Late War. ‘v‘-"‘ - Thu life 8161'; ”1' the W‘muhwtul Hominv has bum printed in booklet form and a (-«my mm ho obtainod cost ”on by any 01' mm waders who send a [HISLBI card to Tim Family Herald and Wuvkly Star. Mnntn-al. Sm wral write} 31's contvud that many mmzriuewle mm'rlagcwle young men shy 3‘ modern spinsters because thev do “(it regard them as home-makers. Some of the winstcrs say the. WI- dows In more capable of suarifls the man. Third”, Deco-bot I. Advertise in The Cit-much,