The Chilton Scandal continues at Queens Park. Loyal readers of the Toronto Gazette will remember highlights from our series on the businessman turned politician. Chilton owned the slaughterhouses off Eastern Aveue which famously dumped their effluent directly into Ashbridge’s Bay, nearly causing an outbreak of cholera. Many became sick.

In theory, after our expose on the matter, Mr. Chilton sold his slaughterhouses before joining his ethical equals at the provincial legislature. In reality, they are now owned by a numbered company. The address on file is a P.O. Box, the board of directors is comprised entirely of two of his cronies, and Chilton, now the province’s Land Commissioner, is pushing the government to purchase the land – at an inflated price.

More on this story as it develops.

Young man charged with defrauding a restaurant firm.

HANDY TEN CENT CHEQUES.

That enabled him to lunch luxuriously at little expense.

Customers of the Bank of Toronto Duran branch are advised their savings and any safety bank deposit boxes have been relocated to the Spadina branch.

to the Dominion Government in general and the Hon. Wm. Mulock in particular, for benefits conferred. Best guarantee of good faith is that all labour institutions established have been placed in charge of men connected with movement all their lives.

Confederation Life Building

Evening classes, Monday, October 1st next.

C. O’Dea, Principal

Flora DeAngelo

Mother, sister, daughter. Flora passed at 73, surrounded by friends and family. The service will be held at The Toronto Necropolis, 3pm Tuesday.

Jack McLuhan

An upstanding man of the church, Jack’s singing voice led the Durham congregation for many years. Service on Sunday will include a memorial attended by his three children and his widow.

Adelaide Kane

Adelaide passed suddenly and will be dearly missed. We hope that friends and family are able to join us Tuesday at 5:30 at Duran and Dufferin for a celebration of her life.

Alan McLeod

The family will not pay out any debts Alan supposedly owes. Inquiries are not welcome.

The Persian Embassy is this month hosting an annual exhibition of several treasures from the far east. Attendees from previous years will remember the Star of Tehran, a 43 carat stone worth exactly $100,000*.

Tickets to the exhibit support the Toronto Orphans Fund.

*$2.3 million in 2020 CAD

Unexpected heat developed by the vigorous efforts of the Liberals– bitter attacks on the chamberlain–Kensit talks to the ritualists at their conference. More on page 6.

Horses, sheep to appear.

Farmers from region invited to compete at fair this December.

Applications welcome at the Exhibition Grounds Offices.

Football games go on despite the heavy fall of rain today. Changes in the teams! Several alterations made in the arrangement of the players.

Citizens of New York have been graced with a rare visit from one of the most popular authors of our time this month. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, author of the wildly popular Sherlock Holmes novels is currently touring the continent. This week he makes a stop at several bookstores in New York City where he will meet with fans old and new.

Inquiries for additional appearances while Sir Arthur is on this side of the pond can be made by telegram to ACD-NY3.