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T2 1ere'ar: 14 McLau.g_ din radia if it The AR Rexa The` Page Tw - w -uwwwv PLABEELBY BARRIE DEALER l.l7A Rl:"rl.I arr and six-cylinder mod AT ' 'T.ana-}1ln_Du:..I- '_A._.__ haYe the din-. M..- ..-~u uu.o\. GIG Lyplcally : characteristics. ` he nest McLaughlin - Buick notable contributions to the` Nut: k..:1A:.... --` " ' ' ` __- `V 5.19 ie building, asiwevlli as ideal 0 want the greatest value ' a moderate purchase price. _ B2716 n-Buick Modelsf to choase From V _____ -- ...uu\.:..: uavc UIC 1-Buick `stamina and rug- 9' nnwpr anal 4.1.... ..|.:1:.-, --cvv vuunua I T The corn crop is not up to the mark `this year; it is not nearly asegood as -the last two years in either size or {quality. The frost has played havoc with much of the crop, a large part of it having been touched. What corn is out at present should be pui ` in at once. _ J ` i b The potato crop is still holding its I own and the spuds look very encour- aging at the present time. _ 1 PHONE 730 - _ '1v--- av`-O eel brakes. It also V car is brought to he abil-i-tfy typically .uuuv:1 llurrlllgfoll. VD:-awing--Drawing for Second` Classes and Vbelow-1 Agnes Johnston. 2 iHlen John- ston. 3 Bi1lBlackmore.'4 Charlie Nicholls. 5 "Violet Donnelly; `Drawing for Third Classes--1 Dorothy Little, 2 Ross'Kenned_v, vvru-mg. writing for Primer and First! Classes---l Goldie Rex, 2 Ruby Donnelly.] 3 May Fergusqn, 4 Tom Neelands. 5 Ru ' Smith. Writing for Second and _Jr Thirdl Classes--l Ddrothy Little. 2 Edith Pratt. 31 `.\Tormav Wice. 4 Clarence 'Brole_v. 5 Gordon Grose. Writing for Sr. Third and Fourth Classes-1 Thelma Tribble. 2 Lillian Bro- ley. 3 Doris Hewsou, 4 Goldie Givens, 5 Mabel Harrington. ])rn.\vinu__.Th-n...:..... J`~- Ur " "" uuuwr. 0 Jean authors. Essays. Essay, Class I\_/--T1 Doris _Hew- ; mucl . d UOI'(l0Il UFOSE. Sewing. Crochet 'work-4l- Jean M.l - ISpring. 2 Florence Harrington. 3 Mabeli _ Collection of livestock cuts~-1 Ted Newson. Harrington. 4 Goldie Gibbons. 5 Agnes Gib-l bons. Hand-knitted neck scarf---l Violet` Stevens. 4 Irene Brewster. 5 Jean Srigley.' Clothes-pin bag--l Doreen Stevens. 2 Jean Bowman. 3 Edith -Pratt. 4 Florence Har-l rington. 5 Ruby Wice; V ' I` Manual Training. Tool rack--1 Vernon, 'Sharpe. Bird house-~l Keith Constable.I 2 Howard Constable. 3 Boune Sharpe. 4i plasticene--l M. Baker, 2 May Ferugson. 1 Nature Collections. Collection of weeds. ---1 Annie Johnston, 2 Nantyr School._l 3 Edward Hunter. 4 Arthur Lawton, 5; "Gladys Sheldon. Collection of weed seeds--l 14Edward Hunter. 2 Willie Hunter. 3 Her-; . bert Webb, 4 Howard Constable, 5 Margar-1 et Canning. Collection of Insects---1 Mar-` jorie Foster, 2 Nantyr School. 3 SW. A. Pratt, 4 Bessie Hunter. 5 "Edward Hunter. Collection of plant.diseases~-1 W. A. Pratt. 2 Murwood Lamb. 3 Harold Noble, 4 Willie Hunter. 5 Jean Suthers. l -ux_vI.u, 0 M80 atewart. -Writing. Writing for }]3s_qg:._-`I r:nM:. Dav 0! ula aaums. 4 Jack barr, -3 Merwood' Lamb.l 4 Keith Meredith. 5 H. W. Lougheed.i Russets---l Vivian Srigley, 2 Fred-Srigle_v.: '3 Merwood Lamb. 4 Violet Donnelly." 5l -Herbert Webb. Tomatoes--l Bert Hunter._! 2 Campbell Hughes, 3 Norman Munroe, 4' Gen. Munroe. 5 Marion Hodgson. ' 5` Cooking. Chocolate layer cake--l Olivegf Coutts, '2 Gertrude Sheldon, 3 Lois Guest,}- 4 EdithoNeelands. 5 Ruby Wice. Tarts--l 1 Madeline Beatty. 2 May Donnelly. 3 EI-['l sie E. Webb. 4 Rosie Johnston. 5 Doris!-` Hewson. School lunch-1 Betty Johnston. .-l 2 Gordon Johns. 3 Thelma Jago. 4 Evelfnll ` Jago. 5 Elmer Pratt. Chocolate fudge--1 ll Edith Neelands. 2 Gordon Grose, 3 Campdh bell'Hughes. 4 Dorothy Little. 5 Kathleezil Sharpe. Maple cream--1 Marion Webb. 1 `Thelma `Jago, 3 Bettie Johnston, 4 Iran Fisher. 5 Gordon Grose. Spwinm ll`-~-`--* ` V V` *- \V we zh 2 e J J n uaun uuwman. `L W. A. Pratt. 5 R. .l.l Smith. Calf. beef grade--l Russell Bey-ll ers. 2 Jas; Coutts. 3 Jack Wonch. 4 Bert-lf Smyth. 5 Elwyn Smith. Lamb. short woolgl -l Ted Hewson. 2 Meaford`Donnelly. 3i` Keith Meredith, 4,Bruce`Wice. 5 Normal`! Wice. Puuil showing most skill in handlingi l 1-,aIf--Bruce Wallace. Pupil showing mosri C Skill in handling lamb--Willie Hunter. I Frult_ ptp : Quinn, 1 `I--- `--- n` uuugllrctl. Live Stock. Colt. draft-1 Willie Ier. 2 Milton Ferris. Colt. roadster o riage--1 Joe Marquis. Calf, beef, bred---1 Jas. Coutts, 2 Bruce Walla Jack Bowman. 4 W. A. Pratt. I Smith Dunc L....t AWL ` '- u-foal mcagaennlan. . b P Poultry. Cockerel-l Zella Donnelly. 2,`Sen Roy Neelands. 3 Carman Hindle. 4 Sarah! _-= Wilson. 5 Jean Bowman. PuIlet--l Geo. Srigley. 2 T. Raynmnd Lougheed. 3 C. M.| . ICoutts, 4 Carman Hindle, 5- Roy Neelands.i' . Pen--l Lulu Hindle, 2.Delia Coutts. 3 Gem`: I Srigley. 4 Lulu Srigley. 5 T. Raymond Lougheed. I 1;..- cu...-I- run - `A ---"' I .u-.u_y. -2 muuu aurges. - {Z9113 Flowers. AAsters-l Clara Srjgley. 2 Flor-3 Hindle ence Robertson. 3 Agnes Johnson. 4 Her- Smc -bert Webb. 5 James Babby. Phlox--1,m_ 2 Betty Johnston. 2 Bertal Booth. 3 Annie=I5aibe1 Johnston, '4 Howard Noble. 5 Olive Sharpe. ' Para Table b,ouuuet---1 Joe Marquis. 2 Nom1an,2 S.S. Tehs. 3 Gordon Grose. 4.Kathleen Reid. 5.155 S.S. Oscar Meselman. ; Para. Pnnltrv l`.n..1n....-.1 1 0.1: , n -- - V -un iu:_v.- U iuuuue Wflgl. Potatoes, Roots; Potatoes. Green Moun-. taiu--l Willie Hunter, 2 Lois Guest. 3, . - Marjorie Foster. 4 R. E. Spring. 5 Robert] 5 Boyce. Potatoes. Irish Cobbler-l Dorothy " Little. 2, Stephen Johnston, 3,. Raymond llGuest, 4. Vera Nelson. 5. Herbert Webb.( ' Mangels---1 Ronald Allen. 2 Meeford Don-; "5 nelly. 3 John Marshall, 4 Bruce Wallace.'l3 "5 Harold Parker. Turnips--l Clifton Kell.;N( .2 Alex. Bowman. 3 Meaford Donnelly, 4l]je lFred Srigley. 5 Gordon Rex. Beets--l.j4; Russell Stewart. 2 Lillian Broley. 3 Berthal ` Stewart. 4 Bert Hunter, 5 Bessie Kennedy.i pr Carrots-1 Harold New. 2 Jack Wonch. 3l 4 -Norma Tribble, 4 Edith Donnelly. 5 Jackjem Reynolds. Pan=nips---'l Tom Reive, 2 Frankg 1 Glundfield. 3 Eleanor Smith, 4 Ruby Don-: Ne nelly. 5 Milford Little. Onions-l D0ris_{Wj Hewson, 2 Alice Whiting. 3 Meaford Don- I nelly. 4 Maud Surges. Z91 Fl(`l\VPI', . A`.-far:-_ I f`l...... Q__!__l, n 7`! l __-V ..-. 4 / _ Grain and Corn. Oats. 1 qt.---l Arthur? Robertson, 2 Raymond Guest. 3 Stephen: Morris, 4 Will Creighton, 5 Meaford Don-" nelly. Oats, sheaf-.-1 Gordon'Robertson.,l `2 Will Creighton. 3 Stephen Morris, 4 W: i A. Pratt. 5 Edward Hunter. Barley, ll qt.---l Olive Sharp. 2 Gordon Srigley. 35 Elmer Pratt. 4.:Mary Donnelly. Barley.l sheaf---l Olive Sharp, 2 Elmer Pratt. Field; corn. in ear--l Ralph Reive. 42 Jno. Ken-i nedy. Field corn. sheaf---l Ina Kennedy.` Sweet corn, in ear--l Don Donnelly, 2 Jean Spring, 3 Irene Fisher, 4 Jean; Srigley.- 5 Mamie Wright. n, l Pntnfnna pnnfn D..o..4-...... n....... 11.... 1 It is eleven years since the Innisfil schools? began holding their annual _School Fair and; ` it seems to improve steadily. Notwith-T [standing the, fact that conditions were none `too favorable, the exhibition of Wednes-E day, Sept. 26. held at Stroud, was one ofi the best on record. both from the point of; attendance and exhibits. ` A. couple of ? hours in the morning werelspent in sports ; and in the afternoon the customary parade ; of schools was `held to the Community Park. where the awards were placed after much, deliberation on the part of the judges. The l two rooms of Stroud school won the prizes;? !for graded schools, while the ungraded ? `schools were placed in the following, order: 5 No. 15. No. 7. No. 12, No. 4. No. 5.} Great interest was taken in the showing of ' the live stock and in the stock~nam-ing com~ petition. the children showing a keen f knowledge of stock. "The list of winners isl as follows :- / ' SCHOOL FAIR AT} I smougg SUCCESS; `Large Crowd in Attendance;; A Many Exhibits of Fine F Quality. V _,_. ..,...u5. nprull--3 nston, 2 Edith Pratt, 3 Doreen} Srigley. " Stevens. Jean iuby Wice`. ' uxuu J1. . ` Mabelf Gib-E Violet` ~vens. 3 Norma Wice, M. Spring. ' Apron--` Edith Prnft F1 ha--~- Both the four and models proverbial McLaughlin-Buick ax gedness. Hill-climbing power and the to travel rough roads withease are ty; McLaughlin-Buick The 1924 cars-the McLaughlin- has yet built--_are contributions science of automobile building,_as'well a: cars for owners who ` possible in return for purch" ;I`ooI Vernon! --1 3 vhay rack--l Boune? ._ 3 W A D-.. A! ;uun`L` and rust! Ruth and and_Jr. Third a. xRrn'nuv K f`--r` - ;uis. pi1717|:ei ts, Wallace. 3~ J.iA Bey-QC Bert}? lit-h. Lamb ehnrf nn\n'5|'~ Primer First! 2 Run. n..---I--- ` Hunt- nnlt -nn..l..4..- .... y V; II nut: num- or car- Nm` 1...: u. at AVUIIHZIHI` V J xleen 5. `5 2Seniors; 2 S.S. `No. 10. :Iu `"9. ------- 1Ilet---l god .3 n M i IIIIII-----I --~,u ucau nuwman, 4 ttoy Taylor. 5 Howardl "1 Ken '5 Noble. Drawing for Fourth Classes--l Wil- lellyy 4f lie Pratt, .2 Olive Sharpe. 3 Gladys Sheldon, 35-`T5-1~ ! 4 Kathleen Sloan, 5 Mabel Harrington. Bertha! Address, boy-1 Roy_ Taylor, 2 Willie ennedy-! Pratt. 3h- 3i Address. girl--1 Kathleen Sharp. 2 Dor- Jckjene Stephens- 3 Edith Cunningham. 3 Frank; Unhitching and hitching contest. boys--l 3' D01)`; Nelson Browning. 2 Geo. Srigley. 3,Bruce D0S.[Wice. 4 Charles Nicholle. El Unhitching and hitching contest. girls-l' Zella Donnelly. 2 Ruby Wice, 3 Lulu Hindle. 4 Dorene Stephens. 3 H61 Stock naming competition--l Geo. Mun- |l0X-1ero._ Thus. Bowman, 3 Roy Taylor. 4 Carr. 5 Tom Reive. Sharpe. Parade. ungraded schools-l S.S. No. 15. lom1an,2 No. 7, 3 S.S. No. 12, 4 S.S. No. 4. .eid. E5 N0. 5, I ,f ? 1 :IIIIIIII I IIIIIII_I= In-nu . __ _ Jean Bowman, 4 Roy Taylor. Ioble. Drnwinu rm I?m...+L mm- OBITUARY Palm and 0159! Oil: -natIu'ng obe-give uature is green color to PalmoIive`~Soap. -a1}1cl at a% price can afford chools-l s.s. No. '10. Juniors. ,,,,, __ rvuvawsv SUI Lllc ul'1VCI' in a fraction of the time and distance r with the conventional two-wheel brakes. eliminates skidding when the bro1 a halt. ' sold by orron HARDWARE co., Bariie ont- There are more _than 50 different grades of roofings and building papers, sold at price cents to $4 per 100 square feet. ' Behind every roll stands the more than 30 of the Ruberoidp Co. Limited, makers of ' roong. RU-BER -OID Weatherproong `Products your requirements, whether iri prepared rc or building papers (dry_and tarred), slate tarred felts, asphalt felts, wallboard, roong, paints, etc. V Howard E .. 1 `I7?! 1 The rst law of the maikers of Ruberoid products is qdality, and everything necessary is sacriced to that law. Phone 77 nu. -1-uuuua rLl'.UKY N0. 21 The Pldw You Know: The. Most Popular Canadian Walking-Plo Besides being superior in character of work, this Su1ky'Plow is lig m draft and easily operated ' V `me and labor-saving Plow A for your Fall work. It will work when others fail. PLOWS always in stock. A REALLY EXCELLENT RIDING PLOW FLEURY'S "QUEBEC" SULKY Equipped with` same bottom, this su1ky'."dt`)eAsN-s`; . THE FAMOUS FLEURY N0. 21. van Y-"nu. TL- II.,. is I Ruberoid prepared 2 `banerg cnfrl a4- ....:...._ _-_,,- McLaughlin-Buick m make it possible for the d ' in_ a UUR-WHEEL brak es are oh all 1924 odels. These brakes rxver to stop the car nd disfanm: rnnus-A:-1 . --- g-nwvb 351] `I1 :her `prepared roongs, sheathings _and. surfaced shingles, .\'lIQ"1'\nnv-H qr-Anti... --_-- A ' ` ` ` Stimulate Your % Skin " If you use a ne mild soap. there is no danger of irritation. Palmolive with its creamy. lather, is lotion-like in its action. It freshens, revives and stimulates and leaves the skimdelightfully fresh and rosy. 6' You ca-n buy Palmolive Soap at all first- class dealers. years experience :1, the first prepared This simple method of beautifying was Cleopatra's secret. She knew that to have a fresh fine skin thorough cleansing was necessary. She used Palm and Olive oils, the same rare oilswhich are blended in Palmolive. The skin with its network of tiny pores and glands. should never be allowed to be- come sluggish and inactive. Dirt, cold cream, rouge and powder will clog the pores, enlarge them and produce black- heads and blemishes unless the skin is cleansed thoroughly with soap and water at least once everyday. J. H."'M`c_EAW" aw: Poputlfa; -(.;;r'Ia:J'i-1;.n Walking-Plow. riot light operated,_requiri_ng little atteqtion from driver. md stays In positmn set for mum. ....,a .:....n. _ _- --s--vu- unnnanslb, :1, fbog, cement, industrial _._ -- V... `.1: yycuuu. prices ranging from 20 ., -...,.......5 uuuc aubennlon Irom driver. posltlon set_for wldth and depth. 2 of these time Plows when nthnrn rail Volume and Eicienqv Produce 25-cent Quality for will meet any of .....:..2._ - ' Rfade in Canzlada `THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1923 100 34 Bayeld St. _....;: n.-_..-F" ' "j ` same work as e ELECTRICAL e CONTRACTOR L 181 Toronto St., Barrie Estimates furnished Good work _at reasonable . pnces Phone 698 1388 Tha THUR4 5. Lay} bf re I if it sample Elli see if water ltS W sorpti `f_'or 1 14d boilin if the temp any