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ox. ERIC!) nts ion Sale t Implements '. 5. 1920 1-11-1333: kill 2atn TED Bri .50 EWS 'ii alum DI IO. TrI-lord on Mc I“ up": Mr an IV. I020 in " lane “s i, 3333933253 ..aaa.aa:aaa.saaailt" A celebrated scientist referring to cod-liver oil said that Nature had given the world "almost a ready-made food". SCIENCE TALKS is richest medicinal cod-liver oil, elaborated in a scien- tific manner, very much as Nature wraps up each globule of butter.fat. Scott's is not unlike cream in consistency, but many assimiue it c me; than they do other tats. Scott's Emulsion is concentrated nourishment that helps keep the body strong. Give it a trial! ,aaasaaaeseeee "".tF.t't:.:"it. L'Iansman Stock Feed .75 per cent Corn) Chieftain Mixed Feed (SO per cent Corn) Crushed Oats Chopped Oats Oat Shorts Poultry Scratch Feed Feed Oatmeal W hole Corn Chopped Corn l w: Mir prices on above Feeds. It will pay you to buy l .w u feed will be higher during the winter months. $60113 [MlllSION The DownTomt Shoe Store We also have a large assortment of Trunks, Suit-cases and Club-bags at a reasonable figure. Milling Oats Barley il: YOU NEED FEED 'l'tu- prittyflssuther still keeps soaring with no sign of a let up. Take advantage of our Fall stork of SHOES AND RUBBERS“ Get Fitted at the Old Prices \Ve-t-k's Break-up-a-Cold Tablets . . . . . . . . . . . . 250 li Syrup of Tar and Cod Liver Oil Compound. . Mc I l.isuw's White Pine. Eucalyptol and Honey. Me m WnrupoltG, Extract of Cod Liver Oil. . . . . . . . 1.00 t $64999 ittiltt.t,1tli,t??t ROB ROY MILLS, Limited .-- win", new-.- nn loam. ROB ROY MILLS, Limited The Central Drug Store luv-any lulu. V. In Cnnoouu 1'.ttoreot a .037 ”out?!” [QUIPICI' rd Shaping, Voting, Your“! 80. 'i.' in). in " an“ tray Coach... win! Car through tho Icahn. We will pay high-st price for any quantity " IMrove Grain dolivered at our Elevator. TORONTO Business Hours-f) a. m. to ii p. m. 1920 We are in the market for For that Cold and". fauna; w. u”, cum-m 9.15 P.M. DAILY J. S. McILRAITH LISTEN I Icon a. lone. Tomato, on. (Both Ways) TERMS, CASH. S. McBETH, Prop Feed Oats Mixed Grain we have a large stock of following Feed : T' ", "lt ft ' 2's _ ' A l rd A 710mm}: - Winnipeg -- run-un- um. hr- -er'rr ' I. _'i';,'i'",'(c7_ii'li(ii,biii 31': Peas At the nomination meeting in Dar. ham Mr Calder had taken credit. tor the placing of n road construction “on: north of Durham while in real rItv he had nothipzlto do with it. The y/PHT of the placing at these con- i"rtle' ion units had been leit by rm. [lotion of the council. to the Committee and had been pieced by them He (iruumsted that Mr Calder heel calm-n ‘tne meeting rotten and crooked. Mr IGuido-r denied having used the terms lattnhund to him by Mr Meravat, it there was ill y.hine he neeoiaed " was the etituk) Way some tt 1rd In d ‘thetr Work. He admired the men 1 who made his cu lemme openlt. ‘1 Mr C. ll Trranpsi n expressed enr- Iprise at. the feeling HM! eppeuren t- }rxist In the council Be h .d hoped 'to tina unity and would like to see ‘all united to make at strong council -Wnrlting solely in the intent-tout he to now He teit that the ct mmittee {ol'unlv five members was prohntzl» too smell and wondered if it 0 old IOT include more members. Be wu told that tlr. reason the committee was so small WAS that. there was-s certain amount of remuneration nt gtuched Bathe could not math-It F there was unv saving to be made ht having it so small whereaqrtorrrm could he got together to Inuit oftrr any particular work, he believed that would be "t1Uient. The re- imunerntton t t 33 per day was a mere 'baaattlle. He would like to see the Ctnuty Connctletand u I noitend twork together lot the good tflhe :C-nnty “the Owen Sound Claim“ will united (or the good ot the town. Dr Mamas-id he believed that the p eSent wasthe time lo mush the innuennt and get a commutes that ,wus stristttetoty to the roomy “a whole. Mung all personal [saliva 10 I by li" hrlieved Mr Hva would be on the committee " d sum 3th tint 'hee mmimw be increased by one Mr Sing moved mu Mr . Im be dir. aed lathe ettLtttittett turd Mr B yd unnerved that both Mr ll, In) and Mr Hockridze be added Ind this In. " tiolly done. _ Mr Arnott disclaimod any person-l motm: in mount: the amendment, but nid " sole raawn was to make the rnrnl membership in the commit- tee Inger. Mr Sing said than had been no trouble in the nominuinz oommlttoe'l meeting. Mr lcTuvish laid that In: year’s committee bad taken a lot of criticism last year but not I dollar had been upon: wrong- lnlly and be hoped this year‘s com- mittee would be as good. The lust committee had been honest nnd:npc right in spite of Inything that Mr Calder might any. Th\Cummiuee for the your 1920 are as tullows 'e STANDING COMMITTEES FIDDIN'G 3rd A-ment-T It lo» Kw zie. H. Homer. F. leRaberI. J. W Hatchinmu. J . F'. Tu Inpaon. Dr Manual. W. Calder. W. ll Sing. D. McTuviuh. J. Boyd. 5 REM H. Farrow. R Bowie, W J Burden, A. C leDauid. (300. Hill. H Been, J. antitank. C. Roll. I T liner. El, Brown. ' A. m J. Alto, B. A. Mans of me nomznatme c mun-t.-e hurl wantrd tum and in n Invg' our mum was mad h. a ' ' T Durham he neeidert tt, xix " tn- .uune In a and Ttit. IN» ~q‘ . commutes simuld haw m "r‘ vu .A map!“ IS A'ytt mt me In: ro. . A: 2'me6 to tune his nun-r 'k n how tlwtr,musivee U ha; m 'ts,' .' all uh uld b-ititoas Lu have m.- . as roads ptrrblo at Ina lowmo p " rl coat. And few behaved than tht. hem result-mam been obtained furl!" expenditure. Peraomu numty and up"! were behind the proposed change and he hoped for she ncceptunceti the committee's up n. part oi the speei I c qnmittee tor the year 1920, as presented by Chaiiman aux. All the eummiuern with the exception or the Good Roi-d! Coaunv. 'ee, were udupted m hunt comment. But over this committee there was a long discussion. The report Wilcun- sidend in cummittee ot the whule with Dr Menrne in the chtir and the ditchesion c-iminenced with a rennin ttou by Mr Arnott, secondrd by Mr. i Howev. “hint: that the name " Mr Ca der be sirucit off and that Mr P, .im’s name be added. I, was ex plained that the " portion oi artron J'GGi'd wasiuo grvutand that tWere iwaoa lot ot kiekitttrttrctttttiotthe bum-ohms on that accunnl Mr. Cal "ter laid that he but not been ignnr inn-tut the fact 'htlt thin wunld GUIDE i up in the form that it did. on men: her had been but aince the mehr hulinre in Tying t, n are diwnainii over " ppoin'rneii- t V the o intuit- we. There had been much Irate- ,writing since November, be said The. cirntnittee that Halt bad barn criticizvd and he admiited that he felt i. was in the interest. of the twenty that he thunld and did ttritt. 13:29 He bad not done that on' of anv pummel feeling against that: In mittee. He believed that the oun- tvac I it m-etiincry had not been ju- dieioosly made. He knew the criticisin- would engender certain hind feelings He Mid a certain ciiqno had gone mound on Triad" night in an " rtto have him remov- ed from the committee and u far as the retnanertttivn or honor of being on the cuiiiuiittee was erauserned. he mtttht have done better than to allow his name to stand on the e mini te Another Scrap " Guide: of Durham and no!!! of luk- dale both lemben or County Good Roan: Commute. On Wednnday ut'exnoon. Jan. 28, ttteCmnvy CLINIC" took up the n- Roads Committee 0f Farm Stock and Implements at 1 o'clock sharp the following Farm Stock, implements. &c : Black mare, 7 yrs old in foal, bay drive ing horse, 7 yrs. old, cow. " yrs. old with caliat foot, cow, 5 yrs old due Feb. 1, cow. 7 yrs old due April 15. cow, 6 yrs old due April 21, (arrow cow, 4 yrs old, thor- oughbred Durham bull (roan) 10 months old, 3 yearling steers, 2 yearling heifers, 4 calves, 12 young ewes, Yorkshire sow. 2 yrs old due March 15," Yorkshire sow, 4 yrs old due March 4, 11 other pigs if not previously sold. The pool said "When Junnnry winds were blowing cold An to the north my way I sped. The mirkaomo night did no untold I knew no; where to lay my head" Well we In" Jinn-u". winds and snow, colder probably ttmn in the land of the poo: Barns. tor the pool. never experienced what it In to have it b low pro or near it but we are not to follow up the poet's poem any umber tor tent of being the means ot spoiling the morality of name at in readers, 8w. Au old biehlnnder who wu lie sing lo a lct ol Cunudiuns telling noon: it being below zero, 'Zora." he said "meadal mo dbnnicb mob robh zura incur aim" or my dear old country where there was content. all. Well we had Zero enough in and around p, Icl-Hlle during Junnnry and hue ls IB( t we didnt forget our gram- mar] snow. snnwed snowing and m. w, New blowing snow whirli ft In nil Gin-cums SMIW shovels are um fat 'O m: hat canscmnce asks us not o spettk m n has y b m the wemnm an i a urn» ot on business 'ts d ' an. Credit Auction Sale Imnlements, &c ", Massey-Harris bind-i er, 7 it cut. nearly new, McCormick bin-', der,6 ft, cut in good repair. Deering, mower,6ft cut, good as new, Massey! Harris hav loader, new, 12 disc seed dniLi Massey Harris cultivator. nearly new; land roller. disc barrow, set 15 bulliron: barrows. walking plow. Tolton pea bar-l vester, Chatham fanning mill with base"; turnip pulper, grinding stone, hay fork car, wheelbarrow, 2 sugar kettles. 2 seat-l ed surrey, cutter. I Kitchen stove. good as new. heater. kitchen tables and chaiys. glass cupboard, sideboard. rocking chairs, baby carriage and cradle, 60ctave Bell organ in good order. bed stead: kitchen couch. daisy churn, washing machine and wringer. and other articles too numerous to mention. tg reserve " the proprietor has sold his arm. Terms of Sale ". All sums of 810 and under. cash. Over that amount IO months crtdit will be given on awed joint notes tr %per annum off for cash. The undersigned Auctioneer will sell by public auction at Lot 3, Con. 16, in the Township of Proton, on V Tuesday,. February Nth. I920, R. J. Hum. A quiet wedding took plnee in Toronto at 2 o'clock. Wednesday, Feb. 4th, when Miss Kate MoParlams, daughter of Mr Donald McFarlane of Buneuan. joined heart and hand with Mr. Wm Seth of Castor, Alta. The ceremony was sol- emnized in Walmer Road Baptist church the pastor, Rev John McNeil! officiating. The bride was prettily attirred in a cos- tume of taupe brocade wearing a large piciure hat. She has held a position in Toronto for some time and to-night. Thursday the happy couple will arrive at her fathers home in Glenelg to spend a week before proceeding to 'their new home in Alberta. The Review ioms with the bride's many friends round her old home in extending good wishes Bond and Bridge---Ai" Cameron“ C. H. Thnmmon. H. Hebe“. Robt Bowie. Jao E-own. A Anon, H W Hunt. John Boyd, Geo. Hill Geo Hutchinson. Chas Mclnnio A Rich artisan. Wm Weir, H Brena. W J Saunders. Jag Cruikshank. E Brown. H Karrow, A ytltinger. F loRoben, Geo Bill. Chairmun. Eoe-mtiort-ch" Mclnnu. Arm. "on, w. H. &rut,T R MrKel lie. E Brown. E. E. Hwkridze. W Colder. J b'. TLompan Dr. Means. J W Hm: hinnnn. J. J Currie. J ls" MeRob on. W. Weir, S R Bree». D Allan. H W Hunt. A. Rierardsor, J Cruik- shat: " A Filsinger. Jno T Muller. C. H. Thompson, Dr Mums. Chairmnn. Hoekridze. Wm Amman W Weir. F Edna. C. Manuel. J. T. lilicr. Ctr-maul. Printimt--D. Allan John Eaton. A Arnott, II Met mm. W. J. Saunders. A F‘ilsinzer, Pr Mourns, J. F. Mill-w. G Bdt, A McDonald. H Funnw. WJ Arm-"mg. H. Boomer. C. Hulm H. Hunt Geo Hutchinson, D MeTavisb. l' J limo". chairman. Commttnlentiorm Ind Memttrtultr- J Brvd,T. R. br:ksrte, D Allan. W. “Slug. E E anxridae. W. J A-muruug. H Ham. R. Enema-n J F Thompson. J J Currie, Geo Bunch": sun Itiettnuisun, David Allan, Chair. mm. Home of Refuge-Alex Cameron. It Unwie, the Warden ; Rub; Howey. Chairman County Bootie-E Brown, lil I cum Wm Colder, J. Boyd. J ll Mn. P. J. Bmshridge, J A Boyd, Chum“: Warden’l Committee-W B. Sing. Dr Ila-r I. ' R McKenzie. Chairmsn County Property-H. Bison. Chair PRICEVILLE AND LIMITS Buncssan Girl Wedded Auctioneer. fl Investigation by the police led to the I’l l arrest later ot Norman Barclay, who. it is ti l said. had been drinking in company with a {the victim of the accident. Barclay was " l, lodged in No. 2Police Station on a charge d fofdrunkenness. It is believed that both R 1 men were deeply under the intiuence of 'e f liquor and that Campbell stumbled and , I fell into the fire and was unable to save If not, you should. It is made by th Cuniss Aeroplane people, ,sho mad aeroplanes for the Allied Governments. Come in here and see it. It is the last word in Talking Machines. Hear It play over your favorite records. After you have heard a record played 'by the Curtis. Aeronole you will say it is t to dandiest instrument you ever heard. The Cabinet work onit ll limply beauti- ful. It is made with the some precision and skill as on aeroplane. Come-see-hear-and you will went to buy. Models from 890 up. Easy some if you with R. L. SAUNIERS. Prep. Alexander Campbell of Toronto, died in the General Hospital there as the re- sult of bums austained when he fell into the grate in which a fire was burning, in a room at 3.15 Church street, wherein, it is alleged he and a companion had been drinking heavily all evening. The acci- dent scattered coals from the fire which started a blue in the room. Little dam. age was done. the lost: being set at about 850. and the blaze was quickly extinguish- ed by the firemen, who, upon their arrival found Campbell lying on the Mor with the clothing above his waist nearly all burned OH. and his body horribly blistered and scorched. himself betore the tiames had enveloped him --Globe. Mr Campbell was a former resident of Glenelg and the remains were taken to Owen Sound Wednesday for burial. Have You Seen the Alexander Campbell Formerly ot0lertelg, Dies of Burns On Friday evening lest the Edge Hill U. F.O.beld I bouquet in the school. The night was bitterly cold and the roads in poor shape but this did not detera large numberof U. F. o. enthusiasts from being present. sleighloadx came from No. 9, Buneuan and Glenelg Centre. Mr. J. G. Firth was chairman and had e splendid program It his disposal. There was two choruses. the accompanist being Mrs Ernie Greenwood. Mrs Thos Glen- crou. Mrs C. Howell. Misses Kate Me- Fayden and Maggie Ritchie favored the audience with a couple of quartettes Mrs J o. Greenwood sang very sweetly. Recitation! were given by Ethel Ander- son. Victor Williams and Thos Morrison, the latter giving by request his well known recitation, "How Rubenstein played." and in response to an encore. James O'Biien. An excellent super was , provided about 10.30 by the ladies and we believe this part of the program wu enjoyed by all. After ten Mr J. G Firth acting u toestmneter proposed toasts to King end Country, the Ladies and U. If. o. Theee three were responded to in short addreeo es by W. J Ritchie C. H Moffat and Ernest Greenwood. The toast to the Provincial Gov't was replied to by Mr. Geo M Leeann. M P. P. in a neat address. The toasts to the sister clubs was respon» ded to by Chas. Kennedy and T. H Bin- nie of Bunessan and John McGirr and Thos Bell of No 9 The program was brought to a close by singing the N ation' al Anthem. ll. F. 0. Banquet Miss Nona Williams and Wilbert Greenwood gavea dialogue in which Aunt Susan got into trouble when ehe insisted on seeing everything that JOhn- nie had in his pockets. Miss McEachnie. a young girl in highland costume, de lighted the audience with some splendid step dancing. The U F. O. orchestra, several of them in negro costume render- edaome tine music. Mrs C. Howell, Misa Carrie McNeily. Geo Ritchie, Thou. Ritchie. W. G. Ritchie and Herb Edge, had violins, Clifford Howell a mouth organ. Arthur Edge a kettle drum, How- Ritohiea big drum, John Ritchie with piccolo. John Beth with autoherp, and Mile Kate Mel-11y accompanying on the argon were the verioue members of the orchestra. at Edge gill It Aj/tll-lr-f-j-tl-ti-ite, , -are boned with the indestructible Spirella stay-the mm: pliable and res. ( ilent corset boning in the world- guar- anteed not to break or rust In one' year of corset wean Shingles and Lath always on hand " right prices. Custom Sawing promptly attended tc Also Bole Agent and Dede: for Dar. him And vicumy of an For Interior of huMie--tsetter Ind eke-par than lath Ind plan-r. Buy to bulk Otto with I a" my not on Cannot fall on - lud No dirt or In. vibe undenjgned bay to “nouns! to ream-mu of Durhnm and surround no: country. that ha bu his Planing " sud facing-y fullv oqfunpped nod orepumd to take trrd m. or $11Sfi, DOORS, and all kinds of HOUSE FITTINGS DUIIA‘. - . i20R0lll PLAN'ING MILLS All Business Schools Are Not the Same Feature 1 Watch For the Others Would you expect to find a good Business school over a Woolworth 15c sto'o. Garage, or Hardware Store ? The Northern Business Col. lege is the only Business College is the only Business School whose ad appears in this paper who own their own building and who have proper facilities for giving thorough Com- mercial Courses. Get the best. It pays t to- hurl-net. runnlyonem good In new. Ford Tell-lug Car, "I. model in good condition. legal You“; Car, 1913 model. one man top, electric "arterand lights; In Rrxrt-clasa condition. t hem Lune - Sleigln law “the Light and luv, Single Int-cu Aymil'c COW. , year. old, due middle of January. . I am anxious to diupoee of the above, and a nyone in need of any ot the articles memiuned will get them at bargain prtcr s. I am still on the rnarket and will be till spring to buy all kinds of raw furs and hides and will continue to pay the highest prices. Bring them to the store and I will assure you satisfaction. ti. s. Levine. Durham. Not Sold .The Durham U. F. o. Live Stock Ship- ping Aggociation will ship stock from Dur- ham every Tuesday. All intending shippers will give three days' notice to the manager, Mr Angus McArthur, R. R. t, Priceville. Phone Durham. Goods cheerfully demonstrated by calling at Parlors. MRS. J. C. NICHOL. Come in and see these on Satur- days. I will be home then. Lot 21, Con. 2, W. G. R., Bentinck, containing 100 acres, about 70 acres cleared and in good state of cultivation, 10 acres in marl, and 20 acres in good hardwood bush. On the premises area good brick house, a good barn on stone foundation The place is well fenced. well watered and has agood orchard. Will besold cheap for cash ;any reason- able offer considered. Apply to Alex Fletcher. R. R No.2. Durham, or to John Pollock, 118 Victor Avenue, Toronto. M. GLASER Flour per out .. OatttMtal ' lick. Chop per on“ Ca. feed. . ... 9111. milling" . . 3 cow: rising 5 yrs. old, 3 heifers ttr t yrs. old, ' bull calves. lheifer cal . moo trick. also red veneering brick. Cheap to quick purchaser. Apply to A. & J. Sealer, _ R. R. l. Priceville. Donna. Feb. 5, 1920 Boll. livo.fob..... Thorough Bled Durham Stock C. A. Fleming, F. GA ' Principal G. D. Fleming. Secretary ZENUS CLARK Durham Markets. hr Just south of the Chronicle one: HEW FIBRE BOARD “on cGooititt%t" Ind Nodirtor- Oil-datum Notice to Farmers Furs and Hides Farm For Sale Spirella i Corsets - 901M. 560 if ...... 300m350 S. Levine. Durham. Box M. Durham .5me00 265 275 140to 145 98m in Stores 1800 Mu, 62 TAIIO to W CALDE ' Town Aeent. Central Drug Store, Telephone No. I I G. HUT!01I.I.D.. G I. U mm lulu! -rieiii%ri.-"""""'" tunnel: “In.“ I“ olau-nmuumn. " loll-ohm cam-“mun 093.00: 0.0- G “that. It on noun, J. L. SMITH. M. B., M. c. P. s.o For lumber pucioulm apply to any Gr-od Trunk Ticket Attent, " C. E. Uornina, Darrin: Pancake; Agent. Toronto, Oat. irtFetrseireeqretnruvt, '-tta I IRS. MMESOV & HWESJN eu'lcl b-d “moon. Iowa: '-' Emu.- t"lct yutd. midence. . cor!ter_Couttteu. Each member of the out! is. Univ- _enity graduate and In errperseneed teacher. Durham in an attractive Ind healthy town and good .ccommodation can he obtained It reasonable rues. and lam bton, skrsGiieurPariiiiii; OfBce Noun: 9 to " a. m., no tod am” 7 to 9 p. m., Sand-ya and undny thy-noon excepted. The School is thoroughly equipped to take up the following courul , I. Junior urloululon t. Ram to the Noun! lchooll 8. Ocular lunculmon Intending pupils should prepare to en. ter It the beginning of the full term. Inhalation u to course. may be ob- tained (roan the Princupal. The School hu . creditable record in the put which it hopes to mlmtam in the future. The Ikiilsle'l'raeklnte Uncxcelled dining car service. Sleepini can on mih! Train: .nrd ParlorCars on principa Day Trams. wf PICKERING I). It s., L D s HONOR GRADUATE of Town. Univonity. Nun: of Boyd 001m of Doom But-3mm of Ontario Room. 0w- , t J HUNTRR’S No. Bull. DURIAM BEIGE SCH©©L - “Mahdi an . _qiqttttottr " on w Cancun (nylon ao'g,'Mt,el't,'f, Pl'.'1"fllgrg',,'p “" Lu'l'f,'tffgtl, was.” 0 ll - var 10101er an" " mun nit. Peter, MM J, P. Tellord lit-I. loam Amman. tor “I. s - ac...usho-9¢bu nu Inh- (I ”than. a. Commune-w. “a... not ”Ceylon P. o, will he pro-uh . M *0. Tam" on awllmuon h TEE-FORD & CURBEI wanna - an --. “mom D. MePHAtL, “WWW-nah..- "MN: o J. P. N O h owylul-v 0mm - Cement Tile and Brick Pumps & {amp Repairs J. [GRANT D. D... L. B. B. “can“ Auction“ tor 00. (in, JOHN SCHUTZ has.» My. -promptly tstterU d to" Hugh Icon... Gunman J. A. Hamilton. Principal 0. (new. Ceylon or to c. “no: Durham away. on hand. Montreal Toronto Detroit and Chicago '-opl. 'itgt between WhitmoreU Old Stand A.B Came,