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May 20.--'Mr. and Mrs, Jno. McIn- tosh, 'I`oront.o, visited at Thos. VV-alt's last week. xv r- `LIAnH-\nv-xva, 'l`m~nnto. snent last week. - W. C. Heatherwell. Toronto, spent Sunday at Thos. VValt s. Ilia`: mun T-Tnrkin. N8\\' ]-40'e]l. .iS Sunday at Tnos. V\ lI.'S. Miss Eva Harkin, New Lowell, visiting Miss Florence Connell. `L`l'nu7o\-(1 k'nlr=nv \7lSltPd' \\'ith Ha1`!`.\` visiting MISS Florence LJUlllIt'u. Howard `Kc-lcey visited` with Harzfy Kelcey over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rich spent Sunday at Peter Bain s. ` - Len. Martin was in Midland for the week-end. Yul ... .....=| Rrfv-Q Tvnitn and Mr. and week-end. - Mr. and 1\`Irs. VVaite and Mr. and Mrs. Latallie. Aurora, spent Sunday at V . H. Martin's. rl4\n anvynhn fa-nufe nf fh 1291" t\VO at W. 1-1. Maruns. The severe frosts of the last two nights have been hard `on young clover and some garden stuff. flan Davlrhniucn nnnnf over Sundav and garaen stuu. Geo. Parkhouse spent over Sunday. in Toronto. . "l"l~.o Pine! or-Jinn nf fh Tnnisxfil Base- in Toronto. . The first game of the Innisfil Base- ball" League takes place atthe park this evening. Holly vs. Knock. , Ma.y 19.-Misses Gertrude Beattie and Jean Goodfellow, of Barrie, spent a. few days last week the guests of Miss Mary A. Walker.` Tl/[Ian T\Tn1Hn T-Tnmilfnn nf the Hamil- Miss Mary A. walker.` 7 Miss Nellie Hamilton of the Hamil- ton General Hospital is visiting Mrs. Colin Campbell. ml .-a Wm Vvnnlesr -of Coulson is Colin Campbell. Mrs. Wm. VVaples' -of Coulson spending a few days at the homenof her daughter, Mrs. J. W. Walker. M mm... mr 1:1 `MnT.unns-I is suffering from La ur1ppe._ The King s Daughters, met on Sat;-. urday afternoon at the home of Miss Hartie Walker to do sewing in aid,of the Slmcoe Children's Shelter, Barrie. The following articles were made and forwarded to the Matron: six pairs bloomers. three princess slips and one child's waist. After refreshments were served the girls enjoyed the first base- ball practice of the season. - her daughter, Mrs. J. w. vvamer. Miss M. E. McLucas is suffering from La. Grippe.. rm... I(iv-In- Q nnmzhters met Sat: as`? -w__.___ _ May 20..--Mrs. Mccuaig spent tile week-end with her daughter. Mrs. Gra- ham of Hawkestone. 1).... (V ('1:-nhnrn Jnnnn wand Mrs. Jtwnes went to '1`0l'On[0, Monuay. Mr. and Mrs. _1-Ierb Crawford and children of Toronrn spent the `._vc-ek- and with his brother. Percy Crawford. nr... 1\,r..A.-nu. nnnnf 9 mm or two `ham or 1-lawltestone. ` Rev. C. Graham Jones and Mrs.` Jones went to Toronto, Monday. V \.r.. and My-n `I-Tnrh rawford and \'V Ill.` LVLU in Oriliia. uj-w--- -wv_-` A meeting. 01- Essa, Counoiljwayhld at Thornton on Tuesday, May 13, 1924. All'n'1embers present. - TEA-I following at-mounts WGPQ DIG- All members PFUBUIIL. The following acounts were pre- sented and passed: -Royal Victoria Hospital, re S. B. Mandley, $43.50; ' W. J. Miller. ploughing and gravoiling, con. 6. 30` 8.12.. $26.26; ' Mark Mcmaata. dragging north division. $22.50; 1-]. Thompson. gravel. 319.50: Elmer Ir- win. dragging 10 S.R..' $21.00; Thou. Wilson. dragging con. 11. lot 15, 35.00; H. Hayes, dragging con. 1_1 and 5 S.R., $5.00: D. H- Ross, dragging con. 10. 'Iot_1-5, $6.00; Thos. Patterson, drag- fI"'l\t-I Ann 1 Int J. 0. New- 'l0l'.__1-D. $0.00; Inuu. .ru.u.cx'auu, unas- ginag con. 10. lot 1-5, 84.30; J. 0. New- ton, dragging con. 8 and 9 and 5 S.R., $10.20; Robt. Braden, repairs to cul- vert, _con. 8. lot 6, $8.00; Isaac Speers,-2 sheep killed and 5 injured. $56.00; -Harold Arnold. 5 sheep killed and 2 injured. [$87.00; Robt. Harris, 1' she_ep and 4 lambs killed, $38.00; Frank Ar- nold. valuing sheep, $6.00; . _ Tho lnrlr umn instructed to issue Vanity la the only intellectual Wen- tertulnment some people have. 11010, valuing sneep, ao.uu.' The Clerk was instructed a notice forbidding persons depositing [any refuse on the township roads. I (`nnnr-fl ndinurned to meet in CONT` Iany refuse on tne townsxup ruuua. Council adjourned to meet of Revision at Thornton _on Tuesday, May 27, at 10 a.m. . W. M. DINWOODY. Clerk. nu wnn ms ox-omer. rercy u-z.w.u.... Wm. McArthur spe_nt a. day or two a IX:-ill-` o _ANTEN M_lLLS CENTRA`: 9R. BOND HEAD,` F-555 !3': "_`_'-{ .:q---:--:-nun 93 ST`-F0" 'KN<>Y<` 1U a.m. I W. M. DINWOQQY, sterlvdvaixnby Ed. Bryson, H. G. Robertson, A. E. Patterson. Soak` a new toothbrush over night:{ not come out and the brush will last .in a_ glags of water. The bristles ,wil] twice as long. 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Bladclncauada start day after day wrong-by a shave that leaves your face sore and uncomfortable - when better shaves, quicker shaves are possible? ------ u I n .0 ____g 0` g__ _____`__ UDIGVEII I-av r v u w - w u vu . Millions of men now shave in less time, and in far greater comfort, as the.result of a test such as we offer you here. "It took us 18 months to perfect" Palmolive Shaving Cream for you; We made 130 laboratory experiments. But we gave 2/ou these 5 distinct ways to shave more ' uickly, more com- ortably. Make the test-free-aud Judge or yourself: Multiplies "itself 250 times in luxurious lather. Softensthe toughest heard in one minute-with no necessity for rubbing-in. ' .4- . . `Ar ' . '_ ._'__` _!_"* nu: PALMOLNE coumnir or CANADA. Llxnlud Tnnnmn . 19c .25c .l5c .29c .35c 22 K2103 19 }HA.V f:=_s.F BLEE Just an In 1 Company of `rot-onto. Ont. fheft May 19.--Mr. and Mrs. VanNorman and family of Stroud visited in this village on Sunday. Miss Lettie Hart of Orillia spent _over Sunday at her home here. Mrs. Wm. Adams spent a few days Iwith `her son Menno at Minden lately. ; Mrs. Alfred Palk is away on a two weeks visit .with her sister at Milton. H. H. Malcolm had a fracture of his left arm last week, While trying to manage an unruly cow. Mr. ._and Mrs. Nathaniel Smith and Melville Faulkner and wife of Toronto called on Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Sanderson la.st week. _ .-"' `Jas. McDermott of` Elmvale spent a. day "with his daughter, our teacher. lately. ~Mr. and Mrs. Roy Partridge cele- brated the tenth anniversary of their wedding last week. A number of guests from Crown Hill and Stroud were with them to celebrate the happy occasion. _ y The Ladies Aid social held last Fri- day in the hall was quitea success. The crowd was not overly` large and as usual there was enough on the tablesfor all and a lot to spare-such as the ladiesalways spread. The en- tertainment in the church was one of the best ever given in Shanty Bay. Rev. `C. G. Jones of Guthrie very ably filled the chair. Rev. S. Martin and Rev. C. R. Spencer were also present and helped with the programme. The musical part of the programme was given principally by Mr. and Mrs. Tompkins of Orillia and was exceed- ingly good as were also the numbers by Miss nnd Master Orser of Orillia. -Shanty *Bay orchestra also filled in very nicely. The audience wasmore than delig.-;hted with the evening. -.-.-----_-.-: school i Nn.me.- Addre CT vi-nv --_._% May 19.--'I`he annual meeting of the Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. F. W. Partridge on 'l`ues May 13.. After the usual business the election of officers was `helduntl the results were the re-elec- tlon of the majority of old oftlcers: . D.-oulnnf Mm. Fred VV. Partridge: 1st Itlon majority or om Ulllucra. President. Mrs. Fred Vice Pres.. Mrs. Metcalfe: 2nd Vice Pres.. Mrs. W. '1`. Partridge. Secy.- 'I`rea.s., Miss E. A. Rix: Assistant 'Sec.v.-'.l`rens.. Miss Enid Partridge: Directors. Mrs. McKay. Mrs. Albert n-.....m wrm: (`.hnnne1l. Miss Enid Mrs. McKay. Mrs. Aluun. Bonner. Mrs. Chnppell. Pwtridge: District. Director. Mrs. Jory: Auditors, Mrs. VV. 'l`. Partridge, Mrs. E. C. Drury; Pro:.rr:1mme Com-M mittee, .Mrs. Erne t Bonnet-y. Miss Pmtridge. Mrs. "A. :4. Purtrldxre. Mrs. Drury; Rest Room. Director, Mrs. Met- nnlfn IJl`u1'.\ calfle. IVIIIII-awnnvvu cu --___ Among those visiting in the neigh- borhood this last week were Mrs. Joyce of Duntroun at T. 'I`easdale's and Mr. and Mrs. Henshaw of Midland at A. McKee'Vs. _` _ . .-ma uynnl think bv the extreme q'-:-._-_, The annual meeting for the improve- ment ofvthe cemetery will be held on Svednesdny. May 28. commencing at 10 o'clock. A greater number of teams than usual is` needed as the west fence is being moved. Any donation of potted plants or flower seeds will be greatly appreciated. Lunch and supper will be provided for all who attend. ' --_.__--.-.-_...:_:- May - 19.-Mrs. Whittaker and her little dsuighter lvlargaret are visiting Miss Clark before leaving for England with her husband. mt nn Mm, MnKeenan motored .E.`S husband. Mr. and Mrs. McKeenan from Toronto to J. E. C1a1'k's,on Sun- Anny LIUHI Juavu-.v uv n. ... `.----___ .,, day. _ _ T The farmers are very much behind with their -seeding on account of the wet Weather. - ` ILCXU nan NIINESING. STATION ._ LL.-. inn: sHANfry__BAY CROWN H_lLL mm mm to he Palmolive Canada Ltd.. Dept.D-471. l_)AL_STON _ap STRQVP `May 19.--The planting a\ the Re- forestation area is completed for this season -and a number of the work- men have been laid off. A IPA.` flan :nvnn1D1' h IHfhS Sunday have been mm on. For the summer bmonths Sunday School will be. held at 10 am. and services at 11 a.m. in the Union Church. A `lxuucslvsnuu rv1nnfin0\\':"l hold in the school house last. ween. - Owing to the wet weather the f.'u'm~ ers have not been able to get along: with their seeding. _ vml-.m..3 uvna um-v hcsnvv frnstlhere Church. . A business meeting was held in school house last week. n....'n~ 1-n nu: uvnf urnnfht` the farm- with their Aseeamg. _ \ `There was very heavy frost here `Sunday and 1VIondz1y~ni;:hts. half an inch of ice on stund_in;: water. Rhu- barb, asparagus and onions were froz- nn `, en. . . . | Mrs. .103. Cripps has returned from N the Barrie hospital much improved. .... .-..,,r; -5 13-44 'nnn:n-n hs | home for the summer mumus. Mr. and Mrs. W'm. Spark of Mont- real are the guests of Mrs. E. Willis- ton for a month. . Mr. and Mrs. E. \\'i1son Sundayed at Geo. Muir's, Fergrusonvale. n...a.....- r\ flan nnm xvn.-athm` Arbour LHU J)il.l.`l'IU lluapluun Illuvu ....,..v.-... Thos. Binnf of Fort \Vi11iam is \ home for the summer months. ; 1.1.. .-..-.,1 \:lm: \R,'m Qnnrk nf Mont- at Geo. MulI"S, .l"el`:`uS0nvzue. . Owing` to the cold. weather Arbour Dny at the school was postponed until last week.~ _ A em" 1.? thin vnnnn` npnnle attended last weeK.~ A few of the young! people attended the dance at Hlllsdnle. F`:-iday night. I-__ 1.-.... ......5.-. HI {Pan ulc ueuusc ru ;;.;-`nu...-., ...`..-_. ..-n---. Peter I-Iayes has been quite in for the past two weeks. but at time of \vritin.'.': there is a slight improvement. M1`. Hayes sister from Pnetang is at- tending him. Rlfnn Tnhnenn nf Harrie visited with HUI \l(Iull_bCl, Avnnu. . . .... ..n, ._-.-..-_, . A baby grirl m`rived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Johnston, Town Line. Mrs. Johnston has been very "ill. Her many friends wish her a speedy re- covt-ry. ' tending mm. Mrs. Johnson of Barrie visited her dnup:h_te1j, Mrs. Flelning, recently. ,4: ._.__.:_....1 A4 ck.` `ntuunnlx nf T May 2.--0wln:;: to the fact that several of the players are temporarily unavailable, the baseball boys will be unable to place a team in the Twi- light League this summer. As a cone sequence a softball team is to be or- ganlzed. vmm Mnnmmgt nhllrch shed is being ganlzed. The Methodist church being overhauled and shingled. A volunteer force under the leadership of `V111. Jardine is doing the work. cm..- Tliiuninn nnna nf tho Prpsxhvteru Jarulne 18 com: Ine wurn. The Mission Band of the Presbyter- `ian church held a picnic in J. H; Smith's woods on Saturday. The. af- ternoon was finished off in the Com- munity Hall when lunch was served. um: T1110!` nnhlin car-hnnl alone` with munlty Han wnen luncn w-as at-l~u.-u. Bond Head public school along with the three neighboring schools intend holding a field day in the Community Park. May 23. ml... `I'r\r\~nAr\ u Ynufifntn I-maid 9` meet- Park. May :45. . The V\'omen ,s Institute held a meet- ing on Monday evening and decided to hold a garden pa1`t_v'on July 1. Conmmittges were appointed to carry out the work connected with it. lnn nnuvlxr nrrI`1\`l1`i'l.(-in hand is 29t- the work connecteu wun 1:. Our newly organized hand get- ting away to a good start. The boys are ptaotisinp; at home and regular band practices are being arranged.