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auutu w me enjoyable- occasionu ` : and Open Ail : Dancing (\.-I.- K-H . u. uuucl. , auu r Batmn;__1:}1;1': then led the non idqwn `the smain * axsle as ........ uxullltiu with 4 silk owers from troomnua A-E '-- ` .._.v.. gnnc nab 1'61!` a as 92` registered nurse. ...-, -uaue` wlm a skirt M three tiers of the same a long court train. The ESQ I90`: urau L..`l..`l :4 1 uuouc d IJCZUCII U` a handsome gown -xe_ 1-ngr'nA ny:4-L A ` ,o .v..... aux. 1.116 s lace was held in place ` `orange blossoms. She 3 hnnrina+ A4 "e-----* _-.\a\.A, vane 3attering ewers in .the ;he bride-, who entered the arm of her father. : met at the altar by the E \XIDr'r11.nn- -----`*-- W5 :1 nrth-T; , _ _.... pun u_y . 1.11 135 isang O Perfect Burleigh. A recep- at the `home of the MI1u;n :....a....- A, - .-vuuunllao DUB ; of `sweet peas \aIvAl1|I`V which R. 1'1 e-minutje prse11ta_;io`n-V'<;t'"z"t dramatic phase: 11 {life that has'hitherto.bee_n neglected. I? A I'h"l1`lI'iI`I'I' - -'- I73 V, ,...`~;5 "3344 A `SCREEN cLAs-s1-c' JZ\cQl!AELI.iN` LOEAN mountyidum 15 comes I saw var JESSE L. LA$KY Usuai i ries,' 15-25 PRESENTS ,_ V--V v auuncu muuuarus. -V ' cure is~rig'ht living.~ We cannot separate the physical from the spiritual in this cam- paign, she declared. She. condemned the dduble standards of thntdnany of_ the false me great tragedies of our race. To get. rid of these diseases \ persisted from pagan times until must raise "the moral standards. cannc it Shh l5I\I'IA"t|nv\l|-`-I 4`-A ` ' ' ,,-_-.. ......uu ucnuu rare aue_' 02 these diseases, death of mothers in Child. birth. .and wrecks of other adult life ;{j"lso as .to the extent to which venereal diseases are responsible for filling various kinds of institutions. - ' ' '-These terrible a nd ravaging diseases, ~ said Mrs. Pankhurst. bring not only phys- ical disability` but are at the root of most of the great tragedies of race. .. To met. rid nf +1...- .1: .... -- - - - - 1 Hall was almost filled with members} of U, -_ -..Jo AILLDQ I! v-- --Wu! '=VW"1Sm'1'1'm' who is now well advanced in lity Parish Hall, under the auspices of the . . . . . on Tuesday witnessed the gati ~:;";S.:*:: 322322103232;";:;: .::.:r;E*of upward of. a hundred o: her them very forcefully but in a manner to. tell gmndchlldren 9"". great" which no one could take exception. 5 ch`1d1'e"- t Although a warm night Trinity Parishl A programme of ga.mes..and r occupied the time of the picn both sexes, who accorded this brilliant lady-when they`were not engaged 1' an excellent hearing. Her address was time- V _ newing family ties around the ; ly, and very much to the point. _ . 5spread and in the inevitable Accompanying Mrs. Pankhurst was Ml$S.versatonal D'I'nn~na - Hewsnn nf Tnrnndn ....,.I 11-, ~n~ - '- nwuulpanylng Mrs. Pankhurst Hewson of Toronto and Mrs. R; A. of Ottawa. On page fifteen will further reference to this special In _which they are engaged. After nuntiniy Qhz `um. nu- , IJBI I ity I n, or the Social Hygiene I _ Movement. ,` ;Mrs. Pan!-:ht:br_;FI-E.;<,pl;1`vi11s F v-uu-3. JJIC. I . gln both cases. 1 _ ouchiching. They started to arrive! the Safe d1'2 Where the m"9Y '35 in the morning and they continued to; {kept The_bur_glars must have known arrive all day. It seemed as if just; Ithe 0mbm3t10T1 because the d1';about all Allandale and Barrie were ma::"q:*':.o:`.*:z,;:?r:u.`:*; :;~,.,:.: 9 came by _ , ,means of locomotxon, but, of course,1 k t h b tak - - - Y 15 "OW" '0 We 99" 9"; .the magorxty came by special tram; gr 1:`: V':I`y 11mq11_ am} Partlculrfli on Sir Henry Thornton s own pet: .' `o unae occurrence m connec 10 `with the burglary at Hepp1eston s! [butcher shop;-.the same night is that? 121 The engineer who drove that 'spec- 3 Richard` Heppleston- went down toffgnfrgt }vlr?.:e:1:e.3ta_:L:g:rgaP .p nde.lm E [the store nhnni lno-' -.----l- --3-- - " " _ ,.._- H. vuav apcc- ` ..u an uuau ! ' I . w _ _ * ---=~ ial must have felt a great pride in gll:h:g:_eH:S%`$'f ggegtniiwgvetgihimself. Trailing behind his engine . ' inesday evening and removed $413iwe-le a baggage car Supt' Weegars . . t . . . . from the safe, leaving` about $10 In: grllsvafsufag (fgggalsntlgggvlg-19:5 bins andchange with which t Start pasenger coaches laden with nearlyi the next day. That night the stolfegfteen hundred human beings` 0,1,; was entered by the front door and 3 pleasure bent "M... +.;..:.. u-c., -4 .. .. 2 all the monev in Hm cor- .....- _. I` ( . J 1 of`t'1c- 3 f rteen i -uuusu.u neppleston the Store about half-] ,~nesda_v and_ |f1vn1 4-ha and-".. I.------ . . uunA&J\JJO V , ,. - s I ' `A wdanng double burglary was staged on tWednesday `evening or `Thursday morning last week, right on the main street of Barrie, and in, both cases the burglars made their escapes without detection. In _'tlie one case about $100 was stolen an_d in the other about $10. .The store of _ Miln -entered some time be Wednesday and eight Couchiching Beach Park, 0rillia, made an absolutely ideal location for .-the third annual C.N.R. employees picnic, Barrie` Division, which took_ place yesterday afternoon. ' eatheri to the King's taste was provided for , the pleasure of the merry thousands; _ ,of men, women and children who en-_j e-& Sons Wasljoyed the day to the full extent of} tween. noon on ' " and then some. It will; `0'C10Ck Thl1_1`S" he most/successful pic-5 . .- , `s part of the province. is: Several cheques were untouched. It} , It would be extremely hard t es-, . is thought the burglars gained en-ftimate the numhpr n+` m.-.1- ' F` .trance through the AM- ..a nu ~ |} Milne $ -A FIRST NATIONAL ATTRAC'I'iON- --j A REAL HUMAN PLAY OF HONEST FOLK "Nothing impossible - Nothing improbable ` ' A story that touches the heart-st;-ings and sends you home singing. . -~__`-.-ucnvuo QIIC b all its- aftex-n1alth of unrest,-`yet :11 good far humanity that would 9 ripenedwithout the war. This ripened because of knowledge` through physical examinatioiy of ' military service. Tt lmrl 1...... ..c..a - -_. a|A\l\.lc thfese which base today, we .The only living.~ cannm. npnm-ufn |ne anti Heppleston sW Are! Entered; $110,Taken, ` ' Missed $413. * ' sunuxwp uuu MP8. K. A. Kennedy` page be round} fence tn f.h;a nun:-;oI -nine-5--- 5-' ._- l,,.,...v. Miss, dun D` A V-----J-~ x o I CANADA, THURSDAY, `JULY 19, 1923; nan H1155 ` 1 . Kenndy .' ha c.......: : . formed here. Dr. Lewis thought it a mis- take to multiply organizations and believed the work would be handled by the Social Service Council. In this Dr. Tumbull con- curred. ` - T. T. Young acted as chairman and ex- tended to Mrs. Panlrhnu-of +1.. u...'..-1-.. _. A- i ;. xuuug acted chairman ten`d'ed Mrs. Pankhurst the than'ks_ of the meeting for her address. ' A SMASHING sijccl-:55" DON T MISS rt : : AUsual Pr ..,...- ucau, nuucxlng ms unconscious.` Dr. Lewis was called and the unfor- I tunate man was removed to the R.` V. Hospital, where he is resting well.l Four stitches were necessary to close [the wound. . _ M - l i V b ; A programme sports ,- f `the picnickers y-when in re-3 j - picnic ( 5``spread con-5'3 s,versatonal groups. j p VI. glih urea 4-L- --~--~- " , ..,...u..uua1 gruups. `V ;' Such was the success of.the event? that it was decided to hold a similar.` "g`a.t,hering` annually. The following jg-own . committee` was named to make ar-jtrain ] rangements: President, John Arnold,gHe,~,tt A_lliston; Secretary, H. A. Halbert.and h. Toronto; Mrs. Harvey Campbell of orange` }Alliston, Mrs. Geo. Davis and Mrs._ S]-mwgt `Fred Arnold of Ivy, Mr,-_ and Mrs. R. 3 ]i]v-0f_ J. McKnight of Barrie "and Mr. an d 5' Miss L Mrs. s. Mills of Thornhill. ; g-o\vne( mele-,q The by he -: *--'- " I ' lThe first annual reunion of the; ; Arnold family, pioneers in Simcoe! l County, was held on Tuesday after`-_ moon at Killarney 'Beach,`"Lefroy.',` ,`Sixtye-eeightvyears ago Alexander Ar-s `inold trekked into the bush and set-,' tled in the neighborhood of what is; {now the village of Ivy. vMrs. Arnold, now years,,` gathering; ?of of of ehild- {'1 Item, and g'reat-g'rand-;1 ; P]"i1']r`1'nn ` ' O ....,.. uuuuu. . h 5` ,* The special train wasn't the only; I seemed as if hundreds of automobiles f( found their way in so `e mysteriousfs [manner to the neighbo in}: town. The Ii` ;Barrie-Orillia highway did not .rest`c ithroughout the whole day. . `a 3 (Continued on page 16) i H] \ i sovs won TOURNAMENT -11...... ....-._L_u - 3 Thousands Attend a Annual 5. ? Outing at Orillia on _ e 1. Wednesday. ` I --____.. Killarney Beach," Lefroy; I years ad E isjt [age I.vv. vM1-n, Avnnitl 5 seemeuas If ' t A . ` vvggrsei A THMPsN-D0BSON. `came every`, quiet wedding w 1 `"2 course, ? m...Ce"51`al Methodist hatlsrcsif 3?] Special t1'ainVyeSte"daY by Rev. E. T. Dou \'I"n{-n~n n .-.---._ , . '\Vhn'n Ffqn 'l\.-.....J,J- with a xi/I3IaHe'rf_u'1-c":'s't 13{Zars headed by . Marie Prevost ` Kenneth Harlan V Harry Meyers Cleo Ridgely . Walter Long - Emmett King A (`II A l\IIIIIJu - . . ...._._- ; \_/llll\l' ';'e-a:1E-grand- _ I LITTLE-FORD - ,1 (Philadephia Ledger) 9' The wedding of Miss Katherine Haas Ford, daughter of Rev. Dr. and ' Mrs. W. H. Ford, formerly of Easton, ' and Dr. William Carruthers Little of i Barrie, Canada, which took place in Logan "Methodist Episcopal Church, Philadelphia, Wednesday evening, June 27, was a notable event and was witnessed by many friends in ` Logan and guests from Easton, Phil- lipsburg, Massachusetts and Canada. The ceremony was perform'ed by Rev. uyu v 11.) UUGUUU. The bride and groom le evening train for Muskoka, travelling in a French sport ,Aftr the honeymoon they ' {for theirnew home in We I .n1......u.- s; A pretty wedding took place at! Vthehome of the bride's parents on! ';Wednesday, July 18, at six o clock,f ,'when the Rev. H. E. Wellwood united 5;in marriage Olive Mildred, only `lfdaughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sar- 'jeant. to Mr. Hubert Upton Western 3 V1;_`ri.de, who was jby her father, looked ipnwn n{` 1:*........ ,___... .....~.u an uuunlweek- " ."`ye'te2-day Douglas, Th- 1, d - f . In` , is an IS one o the gieatest Set-;'he" Eme D ?aldav ymmgest dagh"of bands in Canada. _.It consists of !ter of Mrs. Elizabeth P. _Dobson, 68 ` ftyplayers an of whom are experts_ c_: Small St., and the late Richard Dob-5 It is no doubt one of the nest son, became the bride -of Mr. Wal I ter b h ' `t B ' . me _ Evans Thompson, eldest` Son. of M l ands that ave ever_v1s1 ed arne , ;and Mrs. C. T. Thompson, Barriii Saturday night Aug 4th".'8 p'm'_' _s Th h h -b t-f H d _ t d A grand musical festival; admission 'i`:;m;=t:.e"::e,::f*s 9 ' Y mmgramme, 25 `e ,l , rm..- L_:J ' - ` end of August Iith, 5th and 6th. W-nay avl. I/IIC m.., 111. uurne uobson of Dodsland, S; re Sask. She carried a shower bouquet ;of Ophella roses, gthe-valley and fern. The iwere unattended. . The Wedding` `) -March from Lohengrin was played [t;ver_v beautifully by Mr. Frank Dut-I ?Slfcher. and Mr. Wildman sang very! Eslsweetly O Promise Me. ei - the home of the bride's mothelng (The happy couple then left on the ! ; 2.30 train for Toronto, Montreal andi `points east, a` trip_on the St. Law~l lirence being included. The bride wore! travelling suit of navy blue tric-is fotine withihat. t_o.match. ,` :1 1. _.v rm..- ._---:- ' .. .,...uy ycucu. ` I : Mr. and Mrs. ThQ_mpson will . be ,`away a fortnight, and on their return ' j they will reside in St. Catharines. , ,. ---. - --av. u__u -ulabcfl. The gro(')m s favors were: zbride, set of .silv1'.ware;A to t gist, a tie` pin; to the organist, iers};arp pencil. 5. n~..l ll, nu ' '- evealed, analyzed and .~!A+n:I 4.1...,\-T.,_1. L1,- -_ _ la gown of cream crepe de chine with! jmatch, was given away by her bro-1 ;ther, Dr: Lorne.Dobs0n of Dodslandz i'Sask. carrxed a Rhnmnr 1m~--A \VESTERN-+SARJEAN T unnnbl.-- _--- ` ' , _.r..-u uu.:uuu1I:.] eymooii will leave home Wainwright, I snvulll 1616 OT] Unel the bride 'nnn'h a-r..u.L ....-L----A ~ I vho given away.` lovely in al zh crepe with court? shell pink georgette.` ras edged with pearls ace un'H-s n1.'a.4....... - , _- V7 ya. 0 J. U IIIIC ! v1'.ware;A the 'solo- i organist, an Ev- I 5 swe .--.,.-..., uuc uzluc costume. J-L ..-- '11 ` 1&0. 29. THE rBEAUi5:KNDUci;AMNlD left on the -n J-L~ " SSON. ; . '-"' solemnized! flylzverdale S.a1vatin fell at noon I 3....a.0f32t(.) .. `Yin Visit I -r---- -Innate LIEU :' e ;di"erent intervals Monday, 7 p.113.- 5, of _-the great muslca Mk Dut_ I ma1n"street.. mg, very! Programmes for: mony, a]D1'. W. H. Ford, pa: ls served ' and father of the b mother, `was beautifully de -, on loccasion. - real The bridal party ;t, Law-litorium of the chur [de worelof the Wedding Ma lue tric- .:rin. The bridal pr fique and. pictureg To the 5 bridesmaids marehg he 's010,`the centre aisle of: _ Ev_,.when. they came to , 3 Investing your money is a serious A matter-not to be done in a hurry. _ Think twice and ask `advice before investing. Be guided by experience- preferably your banker's. V `Successful investors `always keep in close touch with their bank. 1 I6 PAEE -_..--.. uv u xalgc ULECIB of friends during herthre the nurses training`s'cho'ol of the Moses Taylor Hospital,` Scranton, and the two years in which she has ren- dered service as a` e years in nung long streamers of narrow deep 7 roses. The dresses `of the brides- ' maids, Miss Caroline 'Fa1'quhar and Miss Olive Messing-er, both of East- on, were of ta`Teta,' one of buttercup l-yellow and the other of pale green. Each gown was ornamented with taffeta roses.` They icazjried large bouquets of Columbiamosebuds. ' The bride is `well known in Easton and endeared herself to a large circle herthree in training ` sehdol of the l orchid and purple velvet ribbon. Her` (bouquet was of thistle and` Ophelia 4.uc xllahlfq 0-I DONG]: ` fof orchid taffeta trimmec branches of hung long bouquet 'roses. dresses ' of Miss `F2 fMiss Messinger, b( A n u p-to-the-minu of modern l_-.,.,.., u; an: UL'CaS]0n.'- H The bride made a beauti fpearance in g 3crepe romaine, made with composed of tiers t} material and court tra veil of duchess was held 1' by a spray of lorangeblossam I ` of Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Hood, the 1 ower girl, scattering owers ' pathway of the "the church on The bride was `groom, where the wedding party `lgrouped about them . After the full "Methodist Episcopal ceremony was read and the sacred vows sealed with the "ring, the ushers left the- altar at the head of the bridal party. Miss Dorothy Pierce sang Love by H. P. tion was held at .bride s parents. Music, -instrumental land vocal, added to the enjoyable- ness of the 7111, I I GARDEN PARTY -..- .......;qu u-1 nonor; wprega} gown : trimmed {vith dainty `nxxrnra ` . . I ULIUV Ii the Wednesday, July _25 , .,_..... ....v-.7 cvc1.'_ VISIU night, Aug. 4th musical by programme, cents. 3' Sunda_v`.Au2-. 5+}. 11 - Riverdale Salvation `Army Band. f` Toronto, will visit Barrie for the reek-end, 4th, 6th. This band is of f fty/=pla_vers. all of mm... ....- -- -- - analyzd cross-sectioned `in micfogzgpic detail through the powerful photoplay version of F. SCOTT FlTZGERALD S POPULAR NOVEL \\':J.LV- \II I