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`[923. roxer, car. . Miss Alice Briggs spent the `week-end in Angus at the manse. . My `IKn(".w-nnlznn mnfnrnd tn Mansfield Angus at me munse. ` 1 Mr. MoCracken motored to Mansfield last Sunday. M ml. at nm {unmnrg -frnm horn` attended` Sunday. Most of the farmers from here` attended the political meeting in Angus last week. No new examination papers will be seti to replace those stolen from McGill Univer- sity, Montreal. They had been written fox the examinations. V `I ......- -......I....- v`l\`:t\I\ -`nu .1-u-nan urn:-1! U18 EXBHUIIBUOHS. Large wireless station for press work will be erected at St . Marga;et s Bay, near Hali- fax. MINESING STATION \Il-\\l vac----_--- 26.--Mr. and Mrs. ,Elxi1er' Uncles hikk-en spent the weekend with nnlum-up ANGUS FLATS `Have a packet in your pocket for 'ever-re`ady refrashmenl. ' Aids digestion. Allays Ihirsl. . Suolheslhe throat. ' STAYNER TO UTOPIA gailing again calld Rich- I June 25.---Mr. and Mrs. James Ward of -' Reach Township, County of Ontario, re-1 newed acquaintance throughout Oro over the week-end. The school chums of fifty years ago whom they called on were: John Kissock, of Orillia; Sam. Kissick, of Guth- rie, and Wm. Graham, of Shanty Bay. Shopjwhere you re invited to shop EBUGGY RUBBER TIRES formerly of BarrieZCarriage Co., has taken over the Rubber Tire Department and can be depended ;upon to give prompt and satisfactory service in putting on or repairing rubber ti-res.- Wheels also repaired. -4. I`: II - II! I B I I\ "'"S'1i3;i4 7B'l;l':; st, (..;..L Em Ward School) Phone 247.! - : . : ' P. O. Box 5 We re prepared to suggest plans and give you estimates on materials that will be right. In fact, that kind of work is part of our regular _ service. There s no charge for it--no obli- gation-we simply want to make it protable for yhu to buy from us. Be sure to give us a. chance the next time you"9.re going to build or repair. A cg.ll'Wil1 bring us any time. THE BALL PLANING MILL CO., LIMITED . `EVERYTHING IN LUMBER Phone 109 " Residence 642 and 390 III. 3` - 7_`,____ -1- _---1 JABLE Careful Planning E Saved Ten PerCent As 3. rule unexpected building costs creep in as a result of poor planning or careless guring of materials. That s where our years of practi- cal experience will help you. BARRIE MOTOR CAR C0.,BARR1E The loss you would have to take on the re-sale of a $2,000 to $4,000 car would Pay Save `/3 to 1/2 Your Com You lose from `A to % the food value of your corn by feeding it to your cattle as dry fodder. Corn etored in-a TORONTO Wooden Steve Silo will give Kan I00% of the value. Good enuilage will improve the eelth of your cattle end willincreeee the quality and _..-..e:o.. -3 ...~...- vn:llO ugh:-no Cnntl silage must be made neaun 01' your cauu: unu vvur`uu.u;---. ..... .,......._, ..-._ quantity of your mill: returns. Good silage must in an air-tight silo. The TORONTO Silo is made of selected spruce. double tongued and grooved to exclude the air. and specially treated with creosote to lengthen its life. l5% extra capacity with the TORONTO Hip Roof. Let me show you how to save on forage. and increase - the health and value of your herd. Information and full particulars gladly given. r: We close Sturdays at noon -H. H. BURNS J. H. McCAW, BARRIE, ONT. Gas cattle and wuljncreloe me quamy unu rqmill: Iliillvrb I! IV? fill} The mmluc "moan; ck T 1184KIng St. ., Toronto Cor_ru'gated Galvanized Stgel Roofing Dlrxt nan` Ilnnufnntunnnn do an. -w--wr --::----' Direct from -llonufuturon to Con- tumor. Write for Prime 78 reach C0. '"Ki)bmc ASMARTNESS AND LONGER, LIFE T0 LADIES AND MEN S suns jvuuu-w uv-w_'_ V-.- AMES H LDBNTIRES ' ill IHIHIUIHIHIIIIH11IHIIIIIIIHIIIIIHHIIlllfllllllllllllllllllllili , ` Tuunsbn. JUNE as, 1923.: McKee & McDonald Bah-ie Motor Car Co. A. U|-U D , H. -R. Palmer" Marshall's Garage, All ental ng it eelhxg LCFVCS secre- tand ;"";_:".~. _ or ;nore. See cur display of ' modern bathroom xtures. A. 4 ..m.u,pn;....1,er and Hfgter sous AAGEVNT` FOR HECLA FURNACES Phone 531 % 1 %% Oice, 1o.12own st. laI.n[l\aII`I\v Iii I IJlrIlI\vLau Electric Stoves . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .` $3.75 to $5.50 Electric Toasters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5250'to $6.75` Electric irons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5.00 to $6.75 Electric Curling irons . . . . . . . . . . . . . `$4.00 to $6.25". Electric Fans . . . . . .` . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . `$13.50 A full line of Electric Supplies - Lamps Sp_ecia1--Vac uum Bottles`, pt. (keeps cold 24 hrs.), 75 ----- - --_' Q U \RnIiI|lI ghoul URRY Ladies and Men's Suits soon -absorb many ounces of dirt and dust. Unless it is removed, it will. quickly wear out the best fab.ric._ Our dry-cleaning process takes out the dirt. Then smartness is restored by good pressing. So bring in your clothes ~ to have them CLEANED - PRESSED - REPAIRED -- or DYED. Gloves cleaned - All kinds pf Hats cleaned and blocked H.VELSTON`, A few? uncalled-foe shits for sale Goods called for and delivered - Give` us a trial All work done on the premises HARRY J. 'rw1ss__ 267 % ligdies and Men's Tailor Ross Block, Barrie (upstai1:s) - A Phne 731 We are shoxing TWEEDS and HOME- SPUNS` mall the leadingzshades. A We have that 9001) BLUE SERGE\in A ---.-_-..LnnA nn1Ao VVC uavc uxax. uvvu uuu... ..,.-..._ --_ ' pre-war quality, gua anteed color. ` `We. have a full range of SPRING oven- C_OATlNG for your ir:1spection._- Goodsllowing at V Seasonable Cloths ELECTRIC APPLIANCI-ZAS. T Ames Holden T.ir_`es were designed in ` Canada--by Canadians--f-or rough Can- adian eountry roads. V V _ Their thicker treads of new live rubber not only resist the rut: and stones, but. last longer because they wear "evenly right down to the carcass. . ` ~ ` Put an Ames Holden on your_south-ea'st wheel and any other the on the other rear-- ` A 9' "C q(1_)par il:e`7Vear 1' SOLD_BY Children quickly learn last- ing health habits in the home provided with proper sanitary plumbing. Cleanliness` protects health} lengthens life. and increases bodily vigor. There should 'be a bath in every home; large households need two more. of Limited room: an St. Tdching Heaithy Habits 25 ELIZABETH s'r. PHONE 441W V Stniet ' I'ILIII'II 'K11anaa_1e . June 20.-'111e regular rneeuug _u. out; Baxter W.-M.S., was held at the home of 81 Mrs. J. Cochrane on Wednesday afternoon. It June 13. A large number 'of members from the Burns Society was present. The meet-- 8 ing was opened by singing the hymn Come Let Us Sing of a Wonderful Love and the Y Lord s Prayer in unison. The meeting was addressed by`Mrs. T. Sinclair, of Barrie. 11 Mrs. Sinclair gave a very interesting sketch of the Provincial W.M.S. Convention. l She pointed out the great nancial needs 1 ofthe mission work, how in the last year ,1 ;the financial needs had not been large enough to carry on the mission work as it should have been done, that many of the V missionaries afterhavin spent seven years ' or more of service wer sent word that they "could not go on -furlough, owing-to finan- -cial difficulties. She pointed -out that if each one would sacrice and give a little more. how much it would help in this great work of advanacin 'God s Kingdom. The harvest truly is eat, but the labourers are few. She also touched `upon the Auxil- iary bales, how important it was that these balesshould not be neglected. but that each Auxiliary should send a bale. Mrs. Sinclair left the members with some very touch'ing and helpful thoughts, and all tihose present listened with the lreenest in- g; terest to her very helpful address, and each i had some helpful thoughts to carry home. 11-. ID-.. i Uolkuu anus: in glnnrf, tglkl i had nelpxun ynougms w Unuy uulucuu g . Mrs. (Rev.) Halburt gave _ a short talk ! on mission work. mainly pointing out the .du_ty of getting the younger people trained and- interested in thisreat work. She also conrplinnented `the Burns and Baxter Aux- I iliaries in the piogress they had made. , A___J___,I .. l........a: ) __.A..._ Miss Lottie Coqhrane rendered i1heauti- ful solo -entitled A Starless Crown. A `ALILIIIDG nu v-any yove.vu-u .....,J _.... ___ ` duet was rendered by Mrs. Jacob and Miss E. Ney. Mrs. M. Murphy gave a. helpful mending entitled Terry Ye Not. Mrs. Buiers, President of the Burns Auxiliary, thanked the Baxter Auxiliary for the invitation which they had extended to the members of the Burns" Auxiliary and 9.153 complimented Mrs.` Sinclair on sher ne address. I n--. u- -a...........:n.. ......- .. alum-1 tall: her une aaa_ress_. Rev. Mr. Somerville gave a short talk `along the line of mission work. i I ! ' "I11-.n rnAn":ntl ll.`-l\GAA -hv ainlfinlf and `ben- ; along me nne OI mlmxou worn. | The meefing closed -by singing. and `ben- ! ediction by Rev. -Mr. Somerville, after i which Mrs. J. Cochrane served tea. s rinse iluted V septic. scien- teeth, ucoua in the` yua- June l6.---Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McGregor of Victoria, 13.0., were visitors at the home {` of the latte1r s brother, Walter Thompson, 1 recently. _4 _ . . I` Tkn funny-4:` :1` Mr: Fmnnm nn W9(*nP8d`V 1 recently. 7 afternoon was largely attended and sincere sympathy is 'felt for Mr. Willing, Mrs. Thomas and Mrs, Cook `of Orillia in the passing away of their sil er. Mrs. Emma was a mem-ber of the Methodist Church "here `and in her kindly way will be much ,missed. - '- 1 n. I 'l` and Mrs 'l`hnmn: of Caledon l The funeral of Mrs. Emms on Wednesday. missed. -~---- Dr. J. T. and Mrs. Thomas of Caledon , 3 I attended the funeral of the'former s aunt, 2 Mrs. `Emma last week. ' "Mrs. Jas: Brandon and daughter, Miss 1 Tressa,_ are visiting in Bownianville. I l__ A gloom was cast over this comiii-unity , iwhen news came on Saturday morning of . 3 the `deiith M. Wm. McLean of -_Dalston. . E rF3`2&se?ws?s??.u`ifg`3i'm`ifi ` ' o lchristian character, and a general favorite 1 1*` with all. She will `be sorely missed in her . i"$?o;l.f~Z Zl.`3el`iZ.STi.' i .i.2u"5n3` ` -mother and family have deepest sympathy: ` I The Women s' Institute heldtheir June a meeting at the home of Mrs. Gordon Laudi . '3 er with an attendance of 33. Considerable ' business rue. dealt witlli. Mrs. Meek of Al- ton an nstitute spea er, was present and gav,_e1_(_ a ielpfil iiddressnlon the Institute wor . rs. toc ing. strict Prres.. also spoke, and gave the branch great encour- agement in their work. The next meeting .will be held at the home of Mrs. Gilbert McArthu_r on Wednesday afternoon, July 4, when (guthne Eoranch are invitzdhto be present an give t e programme. onse- dresa contest is_ to take place, d-resses,.to be iciiazlee fffolllll flouli; sacks dtriinmed tohsuit the as 9 teinaer an worntotemeet- 7 ing. A good time is looked for. l June; 25.--NIr. and Mr. WI-iockridge of Phelpston spent. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Adams. - ' .11.. .._a 11.... '1..- r1:l..l..-in AF Ruth:-in Adams. _ . Mr. and Mrs, Jno. Gilchrist of Guthrie are home again after a few days visit. at Owen Sound with Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Cape}. 'l3---- 1`, U II:-\:n`:}nn nf 'nnIaf.nn RY- UWeD aounu wnuu nu`. uuu uua. uuu. vuyx--. Rev. G. H. Knighton of Dalston ex- changed pulpitsv with Rev. S. Martin on Sunday. * . Mr. Reynolds of Winnipeg spent a few days with his sister, Mrs. Wm. Adams. mm: M Athu-nn in hnmp fnr R fPIW holi- C-ay W151} DIS SISDBT, W113. W111. liuzuua. MISS M. Adams is home for a few holl- days. a picnic on the :village green , Friday even- ing, and supper at the rectory. rm... .n:~m..' _Q....:...+.v mmatino in the Angli- The YoungVZPeopIe s Society are having` mg, 8}l(1 supper at me rectory. The.-Bi`ble' Society meeting in the Angli- can church on Tuesday evening was fairly well attended. . A 117 'n...n- ..t Q.'..._1...g.... I-um .-nhnoniul affpr wgu amgnaea. _ . -C. W. Patlk of Scarboro has returnd after a fw days visit with his brother, Harry Pal . . . ` T T James Pembertonand`fam/ily have moved into their new house. A II :__ `l'..a.L:.. `lJ....J. Al` l'\uIn nonnri fn app mto mew new nouse. Miss Lettie Hart of,Orillia called to see her parents on Sunday. . I T nrnxlyn nannl-. fnr Hun Qnntharh PB- what akes lean; look k of this, ainst her parents on aunuay. J. J. Brown, agent for the Southern Pa- cific at Puente reports sale of_ 9. ticket to Miss Ida `Malcolm who left Thursday on the 6.30 S. P. to Los-A`ngeles, thence via San Francisco, Portland and Seattle to Vic- ` toria, Vancouver and Prince Rupert to- Toronto. Canada, where she will spend the summer. returning to her home here early. P in September.-La .,Puente Valley Journal. June 26.-~Misa Lucy Ayers -is home from Toronto. A - III __ `I .`ll 747-..... Lag -4.6-nn On Tap. '1'0l OnEO. Mrs. J. M. Knapp has returned to Tor- onto after spending a few weeks among relatives here. ` Velma Crawford of Owen Sound and Earl Crawford of Midland spent the week- endwith their parents. -IR... `Mnmnn honnnl in `name frnm Nnrth` ena Wltn melt puren A Miss Norma Chappti is home from North` Bay where she him just completed her Nor- ` . m-al course. `~`- , fl`- WWII .-u "Ina hinnvv-In II and IQ 11131 0011138. Mr. Tillon, Mrs. Whliams, Mr. and Mrs. Edwards and three children motored from Toronto and spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. Armstrong, Jr. All -.....!.. n.ll Inn!` on illinncno nn Mnn. nus. A. Armsuoxng, or. , All roads will lead to Minesing. on Mon- day, July 2; as the members of the Athletic Club are planning a big day which will in- clude a picnic and baseball tournament in the gfternoon and an entertainment in` the . ..... ._.. lA.l..a \ IJLIU III IvUf1lUUlI Ill-JU 1 gyening.-(Advt.) 20;-The regular meeting of the 111116 ....... 1...I.-I of. ma hdme BAY MINESING vvv eals. cviccs Am: BARRIIE Examines` June , Elmer and chilslzen relatives a `Balsover. Mrs. John J. McA1-thur of Guthrie spent - few days with her mother, Mrs. _McCuaig. The election passed off quite quietly here yesterday.\, . 'n... um: Rm: raised their barn onv day yesterday.\_. V The Ross Bros. raised their om! day ` last week. _ . um..- ................ .-.mm>:n a- nf tho O1-n Stgtion last week. The summer meeting of the Oro Station Women s Institute was held at the home of Mrs. A. A. Bell on June 20 with a large,at- ltendance. `Mrs. W. F. -Meek of Alton was the speaker. Miss Walker gave a piano solo and Mrs. Thomas Crawford a vocal solo. entitled Friend 0 Mine which were greatly preciated. /Afterethis, lunch was served. ' inging a delightful afternoon to a .11.... A I.` rlm-la.-m hf Tm-nntn snent a C1059- Mrs. A. F. Godson bf Toronto spent a week at the home of Mrs. `S. V, Jones, who also entertained the W.I. speaker, Mrs, W. F. Meek, for a couple of` days. . Than honyann tan!" fnnlnv 'I`nrnn'tn W. 1'. meex, 101' a couple uyuuga. , Thos. Dawson and; famy of Toronto spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. S. V. Jones. II _ .....I II... C 'LYo.v..:I6n-u II` FA:-nnI>n can 1101185- Mr. and Mrs. S. Hamilton of Toronto are spending the summer at Mrs. Jones cot- tage. , Mu n-ul Mm Willlomcnn nf Tnrnnfn urn Luge. Mr; and -Mrs. Williamson of Torontc; are spending a few weeks at the Lake. guests of Mrs. S. Hamilton. V June 26.-Miss Ayers and Miss E. Watson of Toronto are visiting at their` `homes for a short time. |::,,- "....L:_ -2 "l!,.......@;.. 2... ..:..:4-:..... L... IIUIHCH IU_l' 5 5Ul'la I/UIIC. V Miss Martin of Toronto xs vlsxtmg her uncle, J. Martin. A 'Iln`I(nn Lad Hun ncfnrhlnn n lunm c as a Full UIICIC, J. 1V1l'lalllo A. McKee had the misfortune to have one of his horses killed by the train on Saturday. M H Vfnknctnn :e xcina hnr ninfnr in Davuxuuy. ` - Mrs. H. Johnston is vxsitmg her sister In the city for a few weeks. lip an.-I -Mm I-TC nf Roi-n anon! {kn DUB Cllay lUI' l1`lCW wccna. Mr. and Mrs. Hill of Barrie spent the weekend with their daughter, Mrs. A. Knapp. S. McLean has bought a new car. Mr. Daley of Sunnidale visited friends here on Sunday. rl.-a Tnaxgnln :1: Ivan`! u-nun`: nnn-`an {Ian LICTU UH ouuuuy a Mrs. Teasdale is very much under the` weather and is _visiting in the city for a while. ' ' ' n ._.1 u m_...._. ..z D..-` m......;.... ....n';..: WHIIU F. `and N. Tracy of Port St-anton on friends here, Sunday. '1` 1'l7kZo..l-.n.-.. IL` Tnvnnfn :a at T4` UTUEUII D lUl' IAUU BUIIIIIICI. |` Mr. and Mrs. I. Carson and children of Apto visited at Mrs. W. Knapp's on Sun- day. ' ' >r.v -M Vnnnn Run nnnn Hun`! in fl-no nhru Ull `IIICIIUB IICIC, uulluay. T. Whitehorn of Toronto is at E. I ardson s for the summer. II. .._.I II..- T f`........... ......l ..L:I-l. uuy. Mrs. '-M. Knapp has gone back to.the city 5 to live with her son David. ' . V` Junex 26.--Alex. and Sam Bridgen of Toronto spent Sunday with their sister,` Mrs. John McArthur, who returned home with them. .1'I__.__ _._ II7-.I.._...l--- I...__ On A- `I5--- nuu `H115. IJGIUIWW, (1 Sun. uullstuuulnulvuao Rev'.`Thos. Laidlaw preached his farewell! sermon to his congregation on Sunday night` before `leaving for his new station at Au- rora. and is moving there on Thursday of this week. Rev. A. P. Brace of Midland, who has Been sent by Conference to sue- ceea Rev. Ldidlaw, is expected to move here this week. Ill..- I ...-2-.. `lJ..-....__ 2.. I...._..... .... [Every .. I- LACIE DIIIB Klho Miss Louisa Raymer is leaving on Friday for Locust Hill, Markham Tp., to attend the Raymer `re-union to be held there on Saturday, June 30,, I3 `DnlknFh;n awn n uni-up vslnu-\l:`nl . W l.l'll LUCHI 9 `Born; on Wednesday, June 20, to Rev. and `Mrs. Laidlavw, a son-. Congratulations." DnqT~"l"Lnn Y n::'lnI-Iv r\IInnn`Inl`v `Ho `nu-Anna" IJHIJIIILIUJ, VIII-IV l)\I~l_ . . The _strawberries are a very plentiful` crop this year and prides have dropped rap- idly for the beginning of the seasgn, having; gone down to 15 cents a box, the hot weath- '| er having ri-pened them very quickly. | I 4.. June 26.--+M-1'; and Mrs. Arthur Dobsonl spent Sunday with Elmvale friends. .1`: 'nvu-I Mme "army punL';n hf (`.4-mlzn. spent Duuuuy wwu Lnuuvzuu uncuuna -Mr. `and Mrs. Haxjry Rankin of Cooks- town visited Mr. and Mrs. W. "J. Dempster l recently. - nn;n o nnumhnr fr-nrn Vhnrn attnndpd the recenuy. Quite a number from There attended the` Ivy-Beeton baseball game played in Beeton fon Saturday III: an-ul Inn an I.ll:a nnnnf Qnnthnv `II on Daburuuy Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ellis spent Sunday in Barrie. 11.. ...._I `ll -.. 'n......1. `D .... ..:..:4...l ll.- DEF! 1e. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rowe visited Mr. and Mrs. Thds. Mccann on Sunday. Justin McBride `has gone this summer. 11:... Dllhl `l\....:.|`m-um ennui. tms summer. A Miss Reta Davidson spent`last weekend` in Angus with Mrs. Wm. McKinnon, Jr. ` Walter McMackon has purchased A Chev- : rolet car. ` Il:_- Alt-.. `D..:.-n.- guano O-Ln .n1nn'|r_ont` `I1 gym` E22