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1' HE BARBIE EXAMINER Luau-cl auuwers were new 111 1 0l't I Arthur -by city schools for the hospitals and Children's Shelter. T ,..._.._ fY--._- Al. `.ogu' 1 D`. I luuuunsu 3 DLIBLLCT. V Lower House of Michigan Legislature passed a bill to tax gasoline two cents a nnllnvr ` ` ' For 40 years attempts have been made to I find a chest of silver and money said to have beenburied near Memphis. Tenn'., by a. servant of -the Saunders family in the time of the Civil War. `Now a dog clawing m a tower nearithe old homestead has found it. uv n - -- - - I55: I In 1900, about as early as his age -would . permit. he became an Oddfellow. He passed ; through the chairs of Midland Lodge andl became a Past Grand. In 1918-1919 he3 was Grand Heikf of the Grand Lodge ofg Ontario; was elected Grand Warden in; 1920; Deputy Grand Master in 1921. becom- ing Grand Master in 1922. I T. A, Sharp, the pfesent Grand Master! of the I.0.0.F. in Ontario, under whose; jurisdiction the Lodge of Instruction was; held in Barrie on Good Friday, is a .well- known business man of Midland. After; finishing his education at a Winnipeg Col- , legiate, he came east and entered the em! ploy of the Playfair Preston-Co., Midland. i From that time he has remained with this i firmnnd is now Vice-President and Treas- urer. ` ' f_. (Ann I . I " ,-, _._---..- .--..v.-. -u, `um-nun uuupcuu `RU. Form III.---Mary'Gribbin 77. Inez Hick- ling 74, Eileen Gribbin 73, Wm. Camp- bell 66,TDonalda Davidson 65, Laura Trace '61. W-m. Linton 60, Muriel Donnelly 56. Sadie Bell 47, *Harry Brock 40, "**Ed- na Montgomery 29. . ,_,_.c._...._, -v- *Asterisks indicate that number of 1 inations missed. nzcuu` unwauu '86. I"ox-mA1l.~-Mary Strath 69, Reggie Drys- dale 66, Walter-Ellis 65-. Annie Dale 65, Creighton Murdoch 60, Helen Lummis 60, Rut.h~Lawson 59, Grace Swan 52, Marietta Draper 51, Gladys Swan 49, Viola Laxyson 48, Ernest Arnold 43, *Nelson Simpson 40. 17A:-na TYY \l....-..lW..ZLL:_ -1-: v v - Eastr showers" were held in Port: `I-Ivnr I-nr n:9\r :uJ\)u\I.. CA- LL- L -__.:1__I, , 447w 1;.{.1'1e{:1:f'G. Miller, E. L. Burchell. T. A. SHARP Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Ontario, l.0.0.F. v nn\IlI LIIJII Head Office, 165 -Bleecker St. ll ILIIIL REPEATED PRoM1sE DO Nor PAY Accoums. If this interests you, write at once for particulars. WE CAN HELP YOU. THE COLLECTION SERYlCl_iA(_)f_ "QQA (\n?:..- 1 RE '1` 3 _j_-_-w 172C Have you any outstanding accounts youcannot collct? Are your collections slow? ls thatlien note past due? Do you hold a judgment which has not been settled in full? I'\INI\l-I I I---u-. `-_ A- _-- `W aarrie RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Sqholarship Matriculation, Solo Singing, Music, Art, Con , emphasized. Outdoor games and sports. Hbnlth I-nun-A ------A /`Health record e clpll llll xcellent. I DOES THIS CONCERMIIJW You? ICE venben "oT[E"g' Barrie RESIDEMTIAI no-unn For Prospectus apply to Principals -gg:ogn--n--n--n-:1.---low-Il~a-u:"..-u---. I()-I)-l>.0j1)jl)Z ).0-' I ).H-I D-0-0`0;l DC 0% T IIOOCO IS ;, Conversational Fron t., TORONTO, ONT. Limited numbm. 5_nta}`to IRS Store t Q ut T Opp. W;;l'ingt`on I;-atel Healthiest place. in town. Absolutely? "best ventilation." Choicest food. Best cooking. Come and try it. 51-26;) g Electric Incubators and Q _ Brooders I Coal Oil I11Cub2lt0I`S and ' Brooders B1atchford s' Milk Mash Blaitchford s Egg Mash ! ! 3 E Full-o -Pep _ Laying _ Mash I Pratt s Bu_t_ter_miik Chick- JACKSON &COMPANY If you have `shares of doubtful value, or.in connection with which you would at this particular time like 1 a frank analysis or report, with ad-g vice as to how best convert a present or prospective loss into a prot or into cash in the UNLISTED SECUR- ITY MARKET, we shall be glad-to serve you, without obligation on your part. l:\............: .. I:..L -0 ........ 1...1.::;... ;- Brown & Co. ed. beg Red, .Alsike, `Sweet and Alfalfa Clover Seed, `Timothy and other Grass Seeds. ___-..._ _--quvu-nnvlhl ` Can be arranged for any of the above i care. They. are priced away down for a quick clean-up of business. Let me hear from you. ' 14-15c "ilkiif" l V Karswood s Poultry Spice Grain and Chopped Feed - of all kinds ' `o-..-v-- Very little used, looks like new;l specially equipped`with spare tire,` bumper, radiator thermometer, etc., cost $1050.00---price now .. . . . . .. An-up an A - ' IQL vu Forward a list of your holding t6 A FEW or THE MANY LINES WE CARRY A IN s'roc1<: % Roadster, ove1"hauled,' fair starter,` new crank shaft,` bearings, etc.-at. less than the price _of, a horse `and! buggy . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . $115.00: Also a full lie of the Best Farm Implements? Yes, we surely do. Call and see them. YouV handle the double-gear- ed L Ideal Brantford Windmill? Yes. THURSDAY. [ APRIL 5, 1923 lmpaniea Is that No. 76, the Massey- Harris Shop? Yes. Next U. F. 0. Store, Barrie SHAREHOLDERE ATTENTION 181 Tordnto ass, Bari. Estimates furnished - Good work at reasonable . prices Phone 698 c. n. MCLEAN 0-..!<.;. CAFE] c. w. ROBINSON TERM _P_AYMENTS R. J. GAMBLE Iways Phone 293, Barri; cnsvnotn 18 Toronto St.. TORONTO oovv IIVVV 0 u n o I r$875.00 guaranteed 14cstw _-..-.. v. ...u. avullv I Henry Lowrie, one of Cookstown s much} respected citizens. passed away early oni ,Sunday morning, April 1. The deceased :had suffered a severe attack of pneumonia. iMr. Lowrie was a man of a` sociable dis- !position and consequently won a host of Ifriends. He was 67 years of age and was lborn in the neighborhood of Ivy. When a iyoung man he went to Western Canada. He- ; married a -Miss Downey of Portage la. Prair- iie, who formerly came from Ivy. About `17 years ago his wife died leaving two daughters and one son. About 10 years ago he came to town andwas married toi |Mrs. Martin, who `survives him together swith two daughters, Elsie and Lorene of _ Toronto. His son, Esten, was a victim -of ithe Great -War. In religion he was an `i Anglican and was always regular in his at- ztendance at church. His remains were iburiedg at St. John s cemetery on Tuesday 'afternoon. Rev. Dr. Whittaker conducted the burial service assisted by Rev. W. H. iBartl_ett and Rev. T; R. White. The pall- bearers were H. T.. Rankin, W. Robinson, -I W. Corbett. J. Feltis. Wrn. Mc- Gowan and Dr.` Banting.` The large _I gathering of people that were .present at 7the service to pay their last tribute was a mark of esteem in which he was held. Robert Lowrie of. Egbert is a_ brother of - the deceased. V A vncuu umauuc uuul-IL IS exnausnea. ' _ Mr. McCallum, auditor of the municipal] accounts. reports thatlthe Cookstcwn Hydro at the present time is considered as in a very satisfactory financial condition. This |should be an encouragement for the people: `inf the large number of unwired houses.to `become consumers. (inn 1:` V'I'\l1 l\llI'|r\r\\v n - I To the Citizens of 'Gook.stown:--The! ;Cookstown Hydro balance sheet for 1922 {was received last week and shows a net isurplus of $1160.06 for the year s operation, g after providing for 8302.00 of depreciation. 13609.67 is `being placed to our credit which :represents an overcharge for the power; .!during the year. The current power bills iwill be receiptcd and charged against our! credit -balance untilit is exhausted. I Met MnnnIIn\ .u..l4..... -1` LL. .,,,4 ' `V ` |Feeds .--_.- ..-... ... ..... y. vllv sucuu uxguaur. ' Rev. T. R. White was presented with 3' beautiful gold watch by the Grand Black! Chapter of Ontario West at Owen Sound.i 'l`.he engraving on the back was his initials (T. R." W.) and, "inside, the followingy ,Presented to Sir Knight Rev. Thomas R. ' |White, Past Grand Master of Ontario West, by the Grand -Black Chapter of the Royal Black Knights of Ontario West, March. I. 1923." wan rcpurucu. - I - In the town hall on Wednesday evening; !of last week L. A. Arnold showd eseries Iof slides of war pictures taken by himself ; `during active service. These proved very interesting to the large gathering. The prq- ceeds were in aid of the Tuxis Square. 1).... m n mus- ---~- --4-~---' vvuu um purcuus HUFC. -Born. on 'l`hursday. Marh 29. to Mr. and`! Mrs. Harry Davis,-at the home of her par} ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Flynn, a son. Q Arthur Henson and davug'ht.e19 Dorothy] iof Allandale `spent. Good Friday with the` 'former'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Hen-I ' . I son. _ I It- rim: v - ' 1- ` ' I L llIAUI'|IUH- Mrs. T. R. White atrexided meetings `of! the Mission Circle and Women's Mizsionaryl Auxiliary at Toronto. Richmond Hill. Au.-I mm and Newmarket last week I D I IAAAC-.. I.-.... ....I_I ;L- L,.._. I- I I ' luua uuu 1.1! -WIIIRUKISI` ISSE WEEK R. J. McA_fee has sold the house which. he ! purchased from the Misses Graham to Rob . 3 Campbell of Clover Hill. Mr. Campbell did} not purchase Thos. McNaught`s house as! was reported. In H...` on... L..n .... IIr..-L-__._.I__. ,-.- - I Bt` | Rev. Mr. Johnson of AFenelonA Fallsvl1as_ ;.been appointed as rector of St-. John's; church, Cookstown, and St. Luke's church, ; Pinkerton. I 1:..- m n I'I1L:4, A . .- '-I VEIUII. I ' Mr. Hatt-le is spending this week at his-.' `home in Mount Forest. Jas. Jebb is in? `charge of the barber shop during his ab-i ~ . I 88110.9. ,uc. `uuvuclr cf. 1 u... .u. rvt,-null uuluvuo. uaa ICVUFIIUU ED Ml'S- (Rem) VDr. Whittaker and two} ms hm h - . [daughters left on Wednesday for their new 3 Reg` Fremh f the Bk f T"t 3-ff; V home at penemng_ - Penetang. spent Easter with his parents, See Rankin for new and second-hand `Mn and Mrs F "h' spring implements. 4 A number of second} Mrs` A .M9d " ."`d 8" Chester f P"' hand pgows on hand_ ' , tang are Vlsltlllg w1`h Mrs. Madill s parents, ` Miss Olive Burling, who is teaching school 3 Mr` .8 M Jh D93" in Toronto, is spending the Easter vacation Miss Cm" .S"' wh is t"hi8 M` R-113' with her parents he, _ V - ;b.V- _ls spending the holidays with her par-` Mr. andi e"`tS .D ' 3` M J- S-- ' i `I..- YT _, ,,__, - - - M - Orangeville. . V A o3.?2`o `$L'ii3?.? Ji ?il3%`,fZ`i% How Soon: of Toronto ooooo Eooooo her home` here V `Lat the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. o _ f V I V Miss Clara Kell of one of Toronto's sub- ; 'Hw' lSp[3i"5' d` _h h b . I 1- urban schools, is spending the holidays with e W *- 5 " "` 5` ' her mother hem w_ood for rlscwiral months. has returned to Dr. here` daughters Wednesdav new; ofhthe of Town staff ;Penetang. arents, lhO.(:.'aIt2..P.?1f-]:.ta :'L nn... .....I '-.._._...I L_., ,1 iMl`. .Ml'. A, WI-Ann}: p ...- .-,.u-u--.5 .u:u uuuuclyta ab uer 1101118 In lvlln. l`l.'HlL'l'. N1 kinds \.tuuu rnuu)-. ' ' Clifford Fisher, or Toronto opom Easter { holiday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.,' Chas. Fisher. _i Mzm `FAN-I. `D..l.:....-_.. -1` II n- uuuunauu. ` Milton Marling, who is attending Barrie! `Collegiate is spending the holidays at his` `home here. A -u.....l._._ -! L`. ._,-.Hl F -` ' uuuw now. I A number of the members of the I.O..0.F. - attended the district meeting at Barrie on Good Friday. ` ' ` nliffnu-1' Wialunu ..l l`.._....A.. ...._`_. r.\_,..,, 1' 1 vuuuuuu. ` Mrs; Houston of Toronto spent Good Fri- day with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Jolini `Robinson. ' ' _ _l n:n-_ \n.,u,-, u . .. .. _. vauuuug. ' Miss Hazel Goodwin, who is teaching school at `Bolton, is home` for Eastertide] ; vacation. \I__' YI ,._,,A.r, 0 F`! A - " ' ` E LII`-lily ' i Call at Fisher's and make your selection? of the Hobberlinsamples. made-to-measure tailoring. ' I I I Nliua 11...-) t1.....a...:.. .-.l.- :- uni-9 I , ._-.-~..-, -.-... salvo uua-vn, AIJID. ll; Lt: \lUlls`Co ' "Mr. and Mrs. Percy Clarkson of Barrie spent` Good Friday with the former`s par- ents. ` , cum. ` Miss Alma Neilly of the Midland School 3 staff is spending the holidays at her home] `hen -E. ` , . I ('1 I\I,,4 ac. _ _ C. G. Clute attended the blackumiths' I convention in Hamilton on Friday and Sat- lurday ` _ , (`all ..o !.`:...l.....`.. .....1 -_...I__ -,-..,, I wrun- ents. III, rail, 5. 19:3 f l\~l`x2-.. J. VM.`Pugsley and daughter. Doro- thy, spent the Easter holiday in -Toronto. `Wallace Dinwdgdy of Toronto Univerait ,wa.s home for the Easter holidays. - I \l:...'. 1..-- n-._:u._ _,_I_ A _ \v , .._.. _._--_ .--- vudv nauunvn IAIUIIKIIIJHI Miss Irene Nevills, who is attending Nort 'Bay Normal, is home for the holidays. Ink... u.....u........ -: m-_-_A. -- Y _r ,., -7--.-...., -.~ uu-nu. av: vuu uuuuajn. I John Monkman of Toronto spent over the holiday with his sister, Mrs. J. R. Cause; . 11.. ` ` " ` ._.__I II , I'\ All [-vufl. uxyugulu uululeuy, 11 B011. I Geo.,vParks of Barrie was _a visitor with `Gen. Parka, Jr,, for over-_ Easter. 1 II, I up vs a - and. U. nupper H118 W001`. ` Born on Tuea'day, April 3, to Mr. and `Mrs. Melville D_onnell_\f, a son. . . I Can PEI`!!! A` Run-m upon as I-L-:5..- ...!LL I v-maul VVllv,ll' um parents nere Miss Jonkinsof Barrie visited her sister, Mrs. D. Hopper. this week. Rnrn nu 'I"nmuln A.....l 9 4.- ll- ___1 uauuluuy In 10l'0l0. - Mrs, Lewis of Stayner vuuted aver Sun- 5day -at the Mansion House. 3 t....I.... 11....-- -1 NI-~A~'r-A vua; nu mu mnuanun nouse. | ` Jordon Mayes of Thornbury is visiting at Stephen Gould`: this week. ' ` I RAVI `low-nvnnpl AC .D..__5.. -.---. `- -~--L A -` ' y uvuyueu uuulu 5 nus Weex. I Bert Max-wood of Barne was a weekend: visitor with his parents here. l .' Min _l.nI.;...`..: n.....;.. ..:-:..,a 1.4- _:...-_ vuln W663. Frank Agnew spentover the Vholidlay with his parents here. Melville McFadden spent Good Fridey and Saturday in Toronto. Mn land. -6 Qc.......... ..:..:.-.r .~..-_ on .. 25c . 25c . 25c -"k size .. 25c . 25c .9, 25 `Ca. 75c -& 75 & 50 . 30c ' 30c It use W665. Mrs. Murray of St. Thomas is in town` : th' week. I)... __L A. R; J. McAfee made a trip to Goldwater his wail: . ' 7 UlIIlCulllCl'. GEO. F. THOMPSON, Secy.-Treas. Death of-H`e nry Lowrie 1-..-.._:_ -_, an I H yd r; Statement Winter Term Form I.~--Elsie Ritchie 87%, Hazel Cum- imings, 80. Alice Smith 79. Ida Dyer 75. Alvin Archer 72, *Beatrice Cotton 71. Mar- `ie Couture 71, 0livr Kerr 71. Alex. Mc- 'Auley 68. Clarence Crowe 64, `Frank Clute .63. `Kenneth McQuarrie 63, *Barbara Pal- mer 61, *Haro1d Archer 60, Clayton Jordan 59. Leonard Argue 57. *Auburn Stone 57, *Howard Grier 55. Lloyd Kerr 55, Edna Simpson 55. Edwin Campbell 54. Berenice Hayes 53, `_'*Grant Coe 52, Ashton Archer 351. `Russell Houden 51, * Fdna McQuarrie Report Elmvalo continuation School for I I 5 w u u u nqmm - um c j Mr. and Mrs. A. G. McDermott,of Car- ilisle. .Ont.. spent the week-end at James ;McDermott s. Mr. McDermott is manager, `of the Standard Bank at Carlisle. Leonard,Wallace. Wm. and I Brit Bell and Jack Langman, who have !been lumbering near Penetang. spent Easter I !with frie_nds.here II. __.I II__ I n in n .. . ._ I mu; -- ---- l....v...-u, ..v--. uuu Auto. uun. JIQUWII. I_ Miss O. McDcrmott,h who is teaching at Shanty Bay, is spending the holidays with !her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. MoDermot.t.. 9 _ - - f.V_l.-.___J n,n I n -o .. - V Elmer Welister of the Bank of Toronto ,stuff. Barrie, spent Easter at the home of ibis parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. Webster. \n__ v is -' --- 3 Miss I. Brown, who is teaching in Wye- lvale, is spending the holidays at the home { of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. .105. Brown. I II:.._ A ll , n . _,_ \ , . . . .-:.- :?. I 973 lg; -_;.;:_ A vnllnncnaa __..-7- ---u-u- 43 Elizabeth in. : Barrie_ - Next Door to ' Singer Sewing Machine Co. ._- .. undo vuwv nanny I energy abounding every- where has the sun as its source, and unless the mech- -anism of our eyes is work- ing correctly so that a clear image may be thrown upon the retina-screen of our eyes we cannot develop the am- bitions of our lives. _We will examine in a thoroughly scientic manner your eye- structures and build for you the .glasses that will help you visualize and concen- trate. is khown to all that the Apnnns; ' Phone I43 Q COCh 4; Seed ighest