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Durham is an attractive and healthy town. and good accommoda- tion can be obtained at reuomblo Obtained from the Princi al. The School has a credita 1e record in thy past which it hopes to main- tain In the future. The School is thoroughly equipped to take up the following courses: (1‘ Junior Matriculation. (2 Entrance to Normal School. Each member of the Stat! is a L'm- \ersity Graduate and experienced Teacher. Information as to Courses may be obtained from the Principal. a Victim nr uw gmwral 0: that wa-z Hw anvrmmh of no I‘m! sins 0f c'vmissinn m- sinn wvro- rlmrgwahlv agai self 01' any nf his t'nllna; [ar 35 (hr twu Io-aolm's an allv mncvrlml. thew 33H so" 01' any Hf his t'nllr'aglws. Sn [ar 35 (hr twu Io-aolm's aw pvrsnn- ally ('nmt'o‘l'lwol. Hwy Marten! out with wmally high ambitious: but it is just. a rasv of whvrv supm'im' q-xpvrivnvcn has cmmtml. Intending pupils should prepare to enter at beginning of te'nm. Shm'ml prmws aw spm‘ially oh- nuxwus Just kwhmd a flooring wheel. It was MIN :1 had hll'nml tn p3; turhins; quvstinn “\Vho‘n alm‘s HM 'I'm'stnhh‘h a mi! rather oliffit‘ Enwlnyo‘r: Sam. I hear ynu am! (inurgv almost had a fight. Sam: \‘assah. buss. “'0 all \wuld 'a' had a It‘l't‘iblv fracas. nuh‘ they wasn't nulmoly to hold us apart.~â€"Lifv nf minvs. ministm' ul' thv intm'im‘ anol mpm'in'o-mlo-nt-gc-nm'al uf Indian alfaiw. Hv hacl nlsn Mom 3 sort: of Patsy Branigan in the clahinM (luring lho- war ynara in that [10 had' lwo-n artina' [wad of swwrnl other olo-pm'tnwnts who-n ministm‘s worn always fuming and going. Thus, Hmnuh ho‘ was ch‘ft'ah'ol in 19?]. 110! a chargn was manlv anginst thn in- 'O‘QI'HY Hr e-wn Hw ability of any Part. uf his adn‘nnish'alinn. H.- was a Victim uf Ilw gvnm'nl olismntvnt that \x'a-t Hm nflvrmalh nr war. and no rm] sins nf nmissinn Hr vnmmis- 9mm \wrv vharzo-nhlv against him- “'50 did “M "W fullnwim: To mo old [0 m» 0 \‘Pal‘S UMN' In 191’]. whi-n lu- \\‘a.~i ministvl' nf laimr in Hip Lam-ivr ailmiiiist 'atinn, ho- had mo-ro'ly in ('nnh'nl :i statis- tivian. am o-oiiim- and a sic-ungraivho-r hr hm. If lw lizul biwn h'ailiml in on.» ”1' mui-v ur “in artuai \wrking ole-[im'tnii'nts iii ”in HiiVi-i'iinwnt, Iii- wmilil haw- “in! an i-xiu-rii-iu'i- which \vmiM haw prom-nun! Hm customs iniquity with»: such a dis- gram-rill lwmlwziy and would have fm'i'stiillo'il Hii- mmditiun whirh his mvn mini-Hm" uf Imam-v. Hun. Mr. Q ““hh. 'l"'“'l'iht"d as "ilmiiiili'l'ing' in DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL suit so-rV him. IR. KING'S PERSONAL HANDICAP tho. furl that lw has no-w-r suvcvmhfl-d m gutting a straight, mandato- from thv v'Io'vtm‘d nr Canada. and during Hu- tiw and a half ynal's of his M’- rupancy H! ”w prpmipr's uflicv, has lu-vn ovhligml tn 610:]? with support- o-rs HM diro-le mulm' his cuntrnl. HP hlmso-H' \‘Hh'ml “Iv allXiPHPS 0f his [msHinll in his Nonvmarkvt PAGE 6. (Th9 Toronto Saturday Night) Though them have been scandals in t'unm-ctiun with the late admin- istration 0! Hon. \V, L. M. King. nu 0116- would accusn him of bping per- sonatly dishom-st. His failure has hwn tfilit'iiy that of inability to vu- furcu hmwst mvthmts, amnng cow- tain Hf his i'tillvagm-s'iind incapacity in giw' ttw [wnpis- nt' tlanmta Hm typo. n! husim-ss-liko- mtministi'atioui whit-h wc‘mlti haw ro-Vivwi conti- (k'm'u anal stability t‘ullmvin'J {he wnrlot cit-pn-ssinn Witit‘il was a na- tural rnnso-qm-nm- uf thn gro-at war. It H trm- that Mr. King has vi:- tturw! clit'tivuttio-s that. haw Emmi sum-rm! by t'vw primo- ministm's in ibo‘ [art that he. has llo-th' MN’Ct'Po‘lo'tl in uniting a straight, mamtzito- from J.A MROBB, B. A. Princip JOHN HORRISON, dim Charming Thought! at’tvr dinnm'. 0| tn psyrlml. No Incentive thzin wd as "llmnulo'rmg" In ’iHl Hm rm‘wlt hmlgvt. ' fails altngvtlwl' to NM: artual Mpm'imu'w- Hal mum-s. il' a puliti- w rapacity {01' tlwm to tho- country and In ovl’ a pro-mim' Ilium-If. . fm'mulu \xa-' man’- rult. wlwn «mo lady. OR IN"? years, found had jus is always fifteen I am.‘ i'vaily lwgin Who Hm tall “list dis awn put talk "The (invernment saw‘it was tn be defeated and. rather than be de- feated on a scandal, it resigned. It was trying to find a way out. Then Mr. Meighen wanted to try to sal- vage the, legisption that. it had "And then." concluded Mr. Lucas, "when Mr. Kennedy hx'nught his re- port tn Hu- I’I'ogl‘eSsive caucus, Mr. Forke and others pleaded for len- iency to the Liberal Government. mu sow nu lugii'al t'ltllllt‘t'tlnll. "[ lwlivw that. t'nl' nu chm' roa- suu. tlu_~ l't'ft'l't‘nt't‘ nt' this (lllt“littl! tn tho- Suprvmv ticuu-t nt‘ Canada was sut‘ticivnt tr‘ils‘lm t'ni' thw alvt‘vat ut' tlw Kim: Huwrunn-ut." Customs Probe Hulcliug high a bulky mass ut' rus- tums px'ulw M'iih‘m'v. Mr. Luras said: "I want wait it. but it' ynu want In pvrusn it, yuu will kunw that this timrt'nmvnt is guilty. You haw hmu'il almut tlw o-viili-ucv. tnn clamuahlv tn mo-utiun. it is ll'lll‘ that it has ui‘vthing to aim with actual smuggling. but it. shnws huw ltisail- lnn was Pnahlml tn hnhl mvmlwrs nt' “in Hon'o't'ltnlo'ttt in his grip, “'l‘lw situatinu ant su hail that thn i'gimnwrrial til-ms in tlauaila had to m-ganizv a protective associatiun. and tin-y spent 830.01!) to gnt the «widenro. Thvy laid it before the (thwrnmo-nt and got an evasive an- swer. The prntm'tivo association t‘mallv had tn give its evidence to Mr. étovms. Then the Government had to take action; but it was not until after they had put Duncan on the job. IIII.’ a 'l‘IIII\ aIIIl attarkIIIl tlIII nIIIthâ€" "EWH-‘t'n m". I--"‘H”“mI '1 "llltlltlgi'lml ml. “to “m 1“,”... Kim, “In I'IIImpp the passIIIIIIIIII in the corner near the [IrinII' minislrr. Mp. luras 1.3.] a I'IispiIlIII'. "'l(IIIIIlIlnl.lIIPllII,I\III'lIIIaI'- maturity ”\‘t‘l' li. J. RIIIISII. ILanII-nsv. I mg .‘"'”l° "t'lm‘l’SallnH- llt‘t'au‘t‘ Who" and .l. E. BI-Im-n, IjustIII-I. I‘I’n'thpll llt‘fll'." erlIIsmaIIships hIIiIIg talkIId m... “,I... Ion. I got tn listIIII, and I SIIII as how "Last. fall .\lhIIrl:I mIIn’IlIIII's‘ lIII- )“ll .L'IIIIts IS llt'l'ft'l't Salt‘smt‘“ “1 liI-VIIIt that this [II-IIviIII'II was alIIIIItINHlll‘ ““11 way. But III’IW I 'I'll .VOU lII IIIIt lIIIr natural IIII.~‘I_IIII'CIIS. 'rllt‘ What is I'IIal. hIIIIIIst-lo-GIIII Salt'S- am-I-IInIIIIIt was sigIIIIIl, anIl IIVIIIIyâ€" IIIEIIIIIIIII- “k“ as what gm '0 knnw thin; ltttllit‘tl III‘Isv. But Mr. HIIIIII-lilI "I." lIlI‘iIIINS, Which I to” mm as“ “mm a IIIIIIIkm \\IIIIII'lI iIItIIiIIH“ II ill-‘l a small rIItail. OOIl-as- I II- mar lIIIIIIry. and Mr. lIiIIgaI- lllilIlII ' HI“. mistit parlor, sIII‘IIInI ~llantlml II ”III I't-iII- lllt‘-lll;.'lll \isit tII l.Ill”Hll-'i-illlllIIllb Im IIIIstIIr‘strI‘IIIt: maybe tIIII with a I'lII\IIr Illllt‘lltlnlt‘lll thatpml I“WW/HIP IllaI'II alI‘I‘aI‘YI “h? \\“]_~"|H|t at Iirst III-IIII-IIIIL “I”. last \\'IIIIk. Sllt‘ cnmIIs to ma. "‘.\'II lIaVII li\'IIIl at IIIIIIIIII HII tho‘Mr'. lIikIIl tIIiII. “hat hIIr liushand rt'llt-Hl IIIIIIz-‘tiIIII t'IIr L’l yIIaI-s." said I IliI-Il IIt hIIing killIIIl liIV an autIImos Mr. I.III°a.~‘. “and Hum thIII-II was :IIIIiIilII. aIIIl ~t II says shIIs a widow :IttI-IIIIII tn tiII ll|I thII IIII'IHI'I‘ Withglttlt lll'll FikIIlstIIiII \Iasn't much ”In natural I'IIISIIIII'IIIs tIaIIsl‘IIIa [’IJIIIIIl: but all “In samII, it shII gets I :In sIIII [III 1”}. ha] I'IIInnIIItIIIn_ lll (.‘lltIalI. slm liLn-I "Invhn tr. hnv a W. 'I‘. Lm'us. I'm-mow ngrvssiw mvmlwr f0!" Cammso. was unminutml as l‘. I“. .\. 'analidatn in HIP I‘mlm‘al o-lvcliun at a convention at Stottlor. .\|lwrta. un Friday aftm'nmm. lln I'o'fusml tn 1w classed longvr as a l’rngrcssh’v, hv said. Hv donied he- in;.' n 'l'm'y ancl attackml Hm mvth- mls ut’ Markvnzio- Kill'fl tho l'nrmnr m'imo- ministo-r. Mr. Lucas had a mujm'it)‘ am-r If. .I. Rnusv. fiann'nsr‘. and .I, Ii. Hrnwn. Cnstm‘. nn'thv Proper allowances must of course be made for the fact that we are living in an industrial and commer- cial age. but it does not demand any great power of imagination to grasp this basic fact, that owing to the enormous agricultural resources of Canada, overwhelmingly greater than all others combined, the sound policy for usâ€"and it may not nec- essarily be sound for other coun- tries differently situatedâ€"is to build up a great consuming and Progressive Tells Why He Turned Against King Governmentâ€"Dis- cusses Customs Probe.â€"Receives Renomination Prom Party in Cam- rose Ridinq. W. T. LUCAS DEFENDS VOTES IN COMMONS [:20 millions. There seems to be something basically wrong with an educational and social system which leads to such a result. The come plaint has been made by a profound student of world affairs that the British and colonial political econ- .miy has for many years been glar- ingly urban, almost to the exclu- sion of rural interests. That this has been the case in Canada is only too evident. One need but to digest the propaganda of our political parties at election time to be impressed with the total absence of construcive agriculural policies. The whole appeal revolves around urban. problems. It is curious to contemplate the lop-sided situation of the whole British Empire in respect to agri- culture. The United Kingdom, Canada, New Zealand, South Af- rica and Australia, which comprise about one-quarter of the entire habitable area of the globe, only contain a total white agricultural population of about 4 millions, while European Germany alone can boast of a farming pOpulation of over :20 millions. There seems to be CA NADA’S AGRICULTURAL PLANT WANTEDâ€"A SOUND POLICY Tho wasnn \w rnfusml tn hirn a sh'nc‘ml‘aplwr Hu- nther day was be- rmm- \w- nulicml her stm'kings hagge'd at the hives. VIIII kIIuVV/tlw [Ilat't‘ alI'I‘aIi)’. I‘ll? \\'I~H. laet \Vovk. shv camps to 1110. Mrs. llikI-l twin. what how Inshand Itimt «It twin: killmt hV am auhImns iIIII'. ililti slaw says slurs a widow but that tiikI-tstI-iu wasn't much gum]: but all “lt‘ samv, it Silt‘ gi‘ts It chvap she likps minim tc hm 3 WW suit for to itlll‘V him in. “oil. g: IIt~' I toll V011 I suits hm' HIP PX- tIa pair of pants with that suit. Now. thats “hat I calls salesman- ship!" "Sillvfiflllillslllll is a g’i'vat gamo, lint ynu gut ln haw the pvi'snnalily," saicl tlw man in tln- wimluw Cnl‘llt'l‘ Svat of “iv Silinké'l'. "I just sold 8125.000 \vm'lli ul’ gravy lacllvs In an Omaha liuti-l i'nmpany, and now I'm going in lw mauli- a \'l(‘(‘-pl‘l_'si- Hunt of uur cunm'i'n and got a nice fat lmiilis as \wll." "That's gnml." said his \‘is-u-Vis. “I'm always glad to sure a follow «lning well. I sold half a million clnllai-s‘ \mrtli uf my linv this trip. NOW I'm going: in l't‘lll‘l‘ and 900 tlm \Vfll'lll. (iucsu I'll (In Rome and Paris first." -. Largely as a result of Canada’s vigorous urban policy, our town lpopulation during the past 30 3ears gincreased 183 per cent, while our rural population, in spite of our enormous area of vacant land, in- creased only by 34 per cent. This icannot be regarded as a healthy development. Our gross agricul- tural plant last year was worth 7‘}; billion dollars with a production of 1,716 million. This represented solid, new wealth. These are im- posing figures and should lead thinking men to speculate on the possible performance of Canadian agriculture were we in the happy position where more than a mere fringe of our agricultural area was 11 a producing basis. THE FORCE OF PUBLIC OPINION The whole of the United States has an arable area of 345 million acres. The three western provinces alone. contain an arable area of 175 million acres, 37 million of which only are now under cultiva- tion. We evidently have room,’ without crowding, for a population of at least 50 million people in Canada. We are, however, making deplorably slow progress in filling up this Inland Empire of ours, and until the “man-in-the-street” in Canada arrives at an intelligent appreciation of the folly of avoid- able (lelay in this nationally impor- tant task. there is little hope of improvement. producing population on our exten- sive, unoccupied agricultural areas which will buy and sell in support of a dependent, proportionate urban population. REAL SALESMANSHIP UNHEALTHY TENDENCY THE STAN DARD BAN K ' or CANADA THE DURHAM CHRONICLE luau amenâ€"w. A. Johnna, END your remittances by S Standard Bank MoneyOrders. They are convenient, efficient and economical. The money is fully insured against loss or theft in transit. It can reach only the per- son to whom it is addressed. Stan- dard Bank Money Orders are as good as cash and are acceptable anywhere in Canada. When Your Money Travels by Mail Vis-u-Vis. a follow a million this trip. 0râ€" (Irah moat or salmon mixed with hnilc-d salad dressing; spread on lman-d l‘n'vaul; mt, wiHI hisvuit cul- tc-r: garnish 03le round with a slice nf stutl'ml nliw. Pink Sandwiches 2 (rakvs 0f crmlm t'lltN'St‘ mixml with ('i'vam tlhm‘i'ii-s, halwd Spi'vait iJllHt‘l't'ti hi'vait with ('ilt't'st‘ mixturv. tliit with hismlit viittvi'. Dumratn mu'h rnuml with ('hvi'i'ivs. fuls. This party can haw any min-2' flmw-r substitulvd, as its motif and bu just as suvm-ssl'ul. fan'tn'a' may tw papvr sna-ppm‘s conâ€" taining trinkets. 'l‘tw rot‘rvstmwnts nt‘ sandwivlws, “pink lunmnmtv.” icv Proam and birthday t'akv arr simple and always «lclicitzus. A spt'Hâ€"tlnwn, musival Chairs , nl' "wing to .lm'usalom.” and a mum» im; cmntnst will furnish sut'ticm'nt anmsvmvnt. By MARJORIE ADAMS Poppy Party Popular A puppy parly is unusual and un- t'tu'gvttahlv. A pl'utty. soft. shadn «If rm! ('all IN) 115m] in decorations, and a lmwl Hl' rc'al pnppivs. iflthvy am- pl'murahlu. m- paper onus mukvs a lam-1y cuntvrpimw'. 'l‘lm‘pz'lpm' tau him-Imus and napkins with puppy «Insigns aw niw to 1130 ulsu and, sinm- this is :1 "pup-py" party. Hm Jllim' Hf 3 lmnuns .luicu of 1 orange Cherry. strawberry or gram juivo In (‘HIHI' Sugar tn tustv Watvr This will make six in right glass‘ Your real problem Pink Lemonade Orâ€" A Practical Old Stager Yillagv “'Hrkm‘: “'0 mm Inning it l'al'flv l'Hl‘ [umr HM \Vid ‘\\' .Iunvs. W'ill yuu [my a lirkc-t? UWII 'l'im: Nu! Hi vnllllln't km-p UH' ”WM lad) if M \Vun MVPâ€"Lunâ€" dnn Upiniun. ' Buddy and Grandma Can Play Croquet “Won’t you came «w 'l' and tram}. down tho flavor and p y m'nquvi 1'” Thus runs tho iirst lim- “1' ah ah] song which is loving: l'iI\'i\i'i! \x'iih gust" today. Sunni-hm“: vi'nquv: hm a vvi'iain i'nsvinuflnn l'ni' :ill at us which is nut tnlwhml hy Hlll‘ vmhus- iasm ini' gulf HI‘ li'imis. 'l'hi- mow! (him: almut this film” is ‘iml it has low :ig'c- limit. and :mymv \slm can walk can play. place in mmlvratv own for three minutes. Chocolate Pulls . Boat white of egg until wry light: add equal parts at 00003 and con- fvclimwy's sugar until a firm pasln is fm'mml. Add pinch Hf salt and vanilla in last". MOM inlu lil'lln halls. roll in granulah-«l sugar and Spread buttered bread with any red jam ur jelly; cut. with biscuit cutter; garnish each mund with half a shelled nut. RECIPE A “(man who rvallx mm dron hardh vwr thinks I! no ho s:(\’ S” “Did you do that 1'" Hz. stornly «It'mamlml Hf lhv «m dofvndant. Letting No Chance Slip “YaS-suh, jmigv." a'fflrnzud : lawn and indignant, ladx' ..' "instvad uh lquin‘ mv up \\ .: stl'l't't oar knm'kvd m“ NV»! 110 ‘munt husband 0!) m'nn » mu!" "Yas-suh.“ was Hm drl s6 , dat “as dv chance.» oh :4 A Mm Twister Sylvia seemed serious. su Sm. swam six strong snakes. "5.. . pie," said Sammy. smm M started swimming. "Splum shouted Sammy. “Slm mm» . “ugly!" Sylvia 900mm] sum. \\ surprised. Slur swam svw'l'al >6 .. â€"â€" splashed -â€"â€" sank! "Sax'v s; '\ screamed Sammy. sv. immmg w shorewards. Snizim." Sylxm. > my slmutm'l shrill}: Sunn- Sim” Sammy's sc-rinns siiuaiiwn. Ma . wart saiinl's sani Syh‘m. '.~ Sylvia." sighmi Smmm." stm. slightly. "SIM. simulcln‘t shirt ~ mim: sn suddvnly." 53h m mm swii'lly.’ “Stimuli" .~hu .o shortly. Saimny sm-mc-«l ~-. “Sorry. SHVm." said Sammy \« smilml S\\'0.“H_\'. Thursday, August 5, 1926 ll W D”. JLIlESO!" JAMI RSI 0““‘0 and IPSIM In £1 ~Z once east at the» 'éu m 11m,“ MIND“ SU'PN. ].I~\\~'t' 1w“! ’ hum. (mm- hum'~ ‘3 an . ; 1:. 0pm. (excvm Sumatra 1....WB MNCP ONICC 3nd 1(‘tht H "In” Countess. and Lumimm ."H an old Pmt «mm». «m.» I10!||.m..1.31H~ipm . I ‘. (Sundays (-xcvptvd . Physic lat ate l'nlwr “Mod and 2 t0 5 I». ll excophut “Olmr € onm (i1 Sum '01 all MS Mr. (1. locum] branch ‘30 to "an. w. c PICKERING‘ (mlt't' «ml ..| A ..I it' Durham Hmmm "_ 1):. GRANT, n. n. s her of the urn: v Tuesday of HIM! may be made \\' ofllce. Grm Sat amiable w .t 'l I|¢‘( (.hl Mfidcl sales. a- It 1'“ Tcr me ' ALEX MacDONALD Licensed Aurcuo‘gee‘r for Co, c. a. no 813522 N Chiroprav! LICQ‘XISNI Grey. l’l‘nn gonablc tvr antood. Da Chronicle- son, Vm'lu him‘nc 1H culh\'ah«~1 ponvmnm: uses arw a clone fun also has i ment, In": brick kw frame \\"I m hnusv. water tun I0 INT!“ is “'01! To“ cultiVattw 10 \Vfltfifl Ontario. LOT '7 Ichs 4-va hush; m tnme lm' GODCN‘U' ~ cemont m M m'm Barristers, 50.1 21' of ”IF firm \\ minim: 11‘ Ind in L'““ “I9, pl‘c'm‘“ tainms: , tram? \V'“ we" a? «1‘ "' (his farm (um. 11!: LOT 0"». ‘ ‘ 2% mi|v~'j Advertwmnmh ., CASH WITH Hlmm 0‘ four. TPlPloth " Runway night u: \\.~ 25 cents. “ll 8!: MIA! will be madu mm :z WATER” r ' (lining 5'3 1 in gnml ~‘Ii M?" “H” ‘ Md!“ 7'?" extensinn Well watt“! For furthp W'illiam Sn Nilvm‘tnn horsm pm“ 'I an;_ dgj \o fUNERAL SERVH low Iodern Funeral 1 Phone Kingsdale 1.344 'l m-ifl Avenue Road IIDDLBBRO'. srnnnuu IIDDLEBRO‘ Burismrs, Solicnors. Eb Slu'vvswol‘r 1H .\. ’.. (LM'H Durham ICON." fluidly. August 5. 1926 Lia’us‘d Medial Din (Inn “M W. 8:! zrt‘" Mill Dental 1 Legal ‘Dm‘rlon mt Classified DB. A. I1. BELI REUBEN C. W! LUCAS 8: HENRY t w Ill "I .U DAN. MCLEAN ll Elmm‘ \\'| Ton at}