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-. ~ ~ ~ 19. Solicitors torlsxecutrlx of late xandr. V . `_ .. 135-seic \ uurs. nuxner r`e1us. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wilson and fam- ily of Parry Sound are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lynn. ' ' Miss Or-ma. '| (nnnn v.-+.........-a ...:n. 1.-.- uuu .Lv.u'u. narry uynn. Miss Orma Knupp returned with her friend, Miss Irene McQuay, to,spend. a. few days at Beeton. .- Minn Edith `l\.fn`l'..-........ -a -n-..u- - L gum.` In mxau-ma. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mclean. Clare and Guy spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Feltls. T M!` and Mpg Txr... 11111--.. -..:- -- ,,,,,,, .--- .V.... vs uu.u5uI.cL, tut`!- Geo. W`ilso'n. ' ` I Miss Dorothy`Moore has returned to her home here after spending the sum- mer` in Midland. ` , `Mm and `AA ..- 1'11` 1 ~.p_'.-.. -- J.u.u.II.I':nZl8. `Mr. and Mrs. John Groe .nd`Ea.rl of Toronto spent the week-end with trlerids A here. Mrs. J. R. Grey pent the week-end in A111 ton with her daughter, Mrs. , lson. `Klan 'I\nnnI-In--"II------ `--- V` ` ` nuapbcul Mlsses'f7ernice and Mildred Brett (if Alllston `spentlast week with Mrs. A. McKenzie. . . 'MI` and `II ... 'A`-- IL---r- ~"`- ' ...--...-..-. ,-I`a\4IOIr oauuuay GI. JUU. Moore's. Rev. E, E. ..and Mrs. Pugsley of Elm-` vale called on friends here last Wed- Vnesday. - V R. J. Gregg or Toronto visitd at Geo. W1ce s en route home from Gra- venhurst. ' V A ' ' T.Anu|A 11'n.... :.. .... ._ -, - - Vllll UTE`: Leone .Wlc'a is progressing` fa.voz -ably atger her,recent operat!on in the R. V. Hosptta.l.- T ` Minna: `fay-nah... .....: 'lt.n.s__-_-u 1-. .. -- . are v1au.1ng'fIl'lenq8' In Toronto. - Miss Belle -Scott of Toronto '13 +1.. ltlng Mr. and Mzjs. P. W. Scott. f Miss A\gnes Grose of Bax-fie" visitod ;with Miss Helen. Boake last Week. Jan". A. Spencer spent a few days with relatives in Toronto last we'ek. MP and ma `fps;-..A ---`t `A ` I .. ._... .-uuumvva an .I.Ul`UllLU 135$ WCQK. , Mr. and Mrs. Moore and family of `Midland spent Sunday at Jos. Moore's ROI! I`. E and IA`..- "l'I--_._I-- A '-' nu urcuuurs IS neia. ' NOTICE is further given that the first meeting" of creditors in the above matter will be held at the office of J( I-IN MACKAY, Court House, Barrie; Ontario, on Thursday, the 9th instant at 11.00 o'clock in the forenoon. A To vnn tn Ivnn I-Ia.----5 1, `kiss Floi1ene.Knunp is quite ill with .. apoendicitis. ~ - I John Barnes of Detroit visited friends in town last week. " .Miss Edna`McKinnon_ of Orillia was -in the village last week. ' Misses Regina and Stella Milligan are visiting ri.'riends- in Toronto. ` "`nwAou6n`In --I;- V Concluding, Mr. Boys reviewed his ,-record from `his election as a member_ .-of the Barrie Town Council in 1899 through the successive stages of smayor, county commissioner, county = councillor, warden and member for : South Simcoe and then for North L Simcoe, and stated that unless some- i thing extraordinary turns up he does . not expect to ever appeal to the el- .ectors for their votes again. He then "announced that in the event of his and his party s success on Sept. 14, he will be recommended. for the Speakership and appealed to his. friends, if they wanted to help him to that position`, to remember him on Sept. 14. He addedethat he expected that Mr. Drury would also retire af- ter this election and stated that he ` had never won anelection in his life, , not even in his own township." gthe new Liberal organizaifion is E. C. ?D1-ury. " .. -- _ Buy Ad-veTrt1sed Things. surely come, and itemight be well worth waiting for. that when you want to sell,f as well as buy, Ads. offer a cheap and satisfa e in over 4500 homes. e Remember, too, otory way_. They are readevery week The Examiner Classied. Thesmienxaminer Considering the-disgraceful exhibition that wasstaged in the v House of Commons during the last session, I am convinced that a more independent attitude, both on the part of electors and elected, would do much to improve the situation in our Houses` of Parliament. The unfortunate conditions that developed, with a horrible waste `of time and money, were, l believe, brought about largely by a desire on the `part of some to control the treasury benches rather than to serve the Shelburne, August 30, 1926. Independents in the House must be given credit for much of this helpful legislation. When the votes are counted on September 14th, it is quite likely that Independents will again hold the. balance of power. I therefore ask for your loyal support, conscientiously be- lieving that as an Independent free to vote on questions according-to my best judgment rather than atthe bidding of a party whip I can serve my constituency and my country to advantage. t iuuupuuu lu Lallll U11 'clLllUIl'lUDllCS, TCGUCUOU In IUCOITIC IZIX, TCCIUCUOH in postage, abolition of receipts tax, the Old'Age Pension Bill and other measures in the interests of the peopleias against the monied interests makesthe session a notable one. utugulsnene, m the Province ofAOntar- io. did on the 26th day of August. 1926, make an authorized'Assignment of all his property for. the benefit of his creditors and that John Mackay. ~ Official Receiver. Barrie. has appoint- ed me to be Custodian of the Estate of the Debtor. until the fifst meeting of creditors is held. N()'l`T(`I In v....n...... -4----~ This election would not have been necessary had there been any show of co-operation for the welfare of Canada. Since` Parliament decided by majority vote that the King Government was entitled -to continue to rule, I _feel that the Liberals, having openly and above- board sought common ground with the independents (Progressives,- Labor, U.F.'O. and U.F.A.), were justified in remaining in office. The resulting legislation, -and particularly the Robb Budget, pleased the masses of_ the electorate from one end of Canada to `the other. The reduction in tariff on automobiles, reduction in income tax, reduction in ..-..\.J........ -1--1-42, r J_ll v o no uuun D1'a.I1Ull. Marketing at the right Weights and feeding are factors in making select hogs. Indifferent feeding of some farm- ers, common sows. and over or under finish have undoubtedly -influenced the percentage of hogs grading selects. For these reasons these records may not be accurate. but as these factors influence] the record ofoneiboar as much as an-' other, they are, therefore, of valueyfor comparison. - These records were commenced about the first of the year and since then a number of boars with a very low per- centage of their progeny gradin g-sel- ects, have been disposed of or-replaced. The object of the Department of Ag- riculture is to supply something that will be a guide to the farmer (in select- ing a boar to be used that has proven': its ability to transmit _to its progeny`) _ . . _ _ - . Iv\a vI--u-vI rl\l\J _ Following is a report (supplied by Stewart -L, Page, District Represent- ative) on the record of performance of boars according to the percentage of market hogs grading selects from their progeny. The data for compiling these records was supplied by John Camp- bell, shipper, in co-operation with the Dominion Live Stock Branch. 1l'nu1.-J--1.... .4 AL- BREEDING SELECT HOGS \I'l:-nnyl-.-u 1.. .. ._..-`--. rnom-: 222 To the Electors of Dufferin-Sifncoe : ` LADIES AND GENTLEMEN :- NOTICE is hereby given that Thom- as Joseph` Dion, of the Town of Pene- tangulshene, in the Province 26th`dnv nf A.......-o During the past few weeks .ma-ny electors from different parts of Duerin-Simco`e have been.urg- ing me to oppose the Conservative nominee. Feeling that the electors of this riding should be given the opportunity` of passing judgment on the action of the Conservatives at Ottawa-your member among them--since the election of last October, I have decided to solicit your support as an Independent candidate. Very sincerely yours, aurxaue mar. prevents tarnishing. If the `surface is bad1y,ta.rnished. use a paste of larnpblack and water, `finishing with another cloth and dry 1 lampblack. . time it leaves a. certalri film on the- surface that prevents badlv +m-mwakna -__...-uuu I-r\IIll' l1:l'l.=U IKURS ' Lampblack, a. soft, black powder `which can be purchased at any drug" or hardware store, is excellent to clean lamp reflectors. A little lampblack on a soft cloth, rubbed over the surface of the reflector, will quickly restore its brilliancy. Rub with a circular motion. It will not scratch and at the same` a certalri a~nnn...-. 4.1. -4 -, ---.- yuan: -1111 Ly I Name Atkinson, A. . . Bell. William .. Collons, J. . . . .. Coyle, A. . . . . .. Culham, H. .. .. Edmonds, Wm, Hamilton Bros. Hapgood, H. . . Hawton, F. J. . McArthur,' A. .. `Pifer, . . . . . . . . . . Rogers, Ed. . . . . I Vance, J. . . . . . . the possibility for a better 1 Name "`n*'-` ` _ , . . . . . . . . . uu `2 l1...'. . . .h 234` V 95 42.4 . . . . . 278 89 34.7 CLEANING LAMP REFLECTORS` Lamnhlar-`I: o anon 1.1-AL `T. J. O FLYNN. I. ut-:I.Lel' Total . . 246 .. 18 92 16 . . 322 .. 13 53 .. 57 .. 315 .. 321 36 I .. U1 uunuuer, wan`. ' NOTICE is further given` {hat after -the 1st day 'of October, 1926, I will proceed to distribute the assets of the debtor among the; gzyzgleg ep_t1t1e_d _there-_ I on I......x . _ _ . _ _ . .. 1' market hog- Selects P.C. 98 40.0 E nan-v 23 30 146 126 A '2 109 40. 27. 30. 25. 30. 53. 45. 52. 46. 39. 11. 42. 34. key. 0 Dr. Ki 1, ,1`! FT` or sh him 1 four \ Iy hm the I game. V` p 1111 each h;] `I , 1 uug nu larger. three THE BANKRUPTCY `ACT V IN the Matter of THOMAS` JOSEPH Dl_0N, of the Town of Pene4:ang- unshene, in the Province of On- tario. Aufhnriznrl Ann3n--- The B. An: Ric-hm Gibbs. Barrie : 117 `r: bell. T Johnstc Smith. A11and' Ill 1:1` Fentm ; and E. compm ,. r; . [In I skip, ` went I C:'1( FI(' 1 , A ii ;fI"a1A1| Cree-mr MCLear Barrie; Richmo I` `X7311 `c7f`i7{*'{ii den. 0 I"'e.arc' Totten 7'! II fhe pr celpt 0 T ......-. hm -.-. .. vu- uwvu Datevci. at T uau JIU LICE- `were leariim on!-5' ve r' from C and 2: of the of Ric tion of a play r\v\ 1\\'Ix \\';?mi 3'2 m} I with Eskilt they heat r spr-nsi them, tun \'( and h-rd `AH-n dose last {ho Dr. 73 Thirl ,. fzi (`lu h ,... \.vv\ uu yu uaau`1uuLU me assets or the` the parties entitled there- to, having regard only to the claims of. which notice has then been given and I will not be liable for r'~.x~t thereof so distributed. to any per- son or persons of whose claim I shall not then have hadnotice. `Wnfo nlr H`--A-A-- " ,_ -- the" assets or any . uu: pruueeus OI U18 S3111 sale. I CREDITORS are requested to file their claims with me with the proof and particulars thereof as required by the said Act on or before the 1st day of October, 1926. - . `Q fllvvilunn o-J----' `L-`~ -" have named has made 8. Bulk Sale of his assets under the terms and `pro- visions of the Bulk Sales Act. and that I have been appointed Trustee of` the proceeds of the said sale. CREDTTORQ nm: manning!-AA 4- an- NOTICE is hereby given that the am! oucreul. U000 pa.Sl'.l1!'6 (arm. ` Parcel 4--Lots Nos. 21. 22. 28, am on the north side of Elizabeth St: in said town of Barrie. plan 7. Th are excellent building lots. v Parcel 5--Lots 4 and 5 on the e side of Be_rczy_ Street, Barrie. The highest -or any ot_her,tender ` necessarily accepted. '~ - Dat ,d.at Barrie, Septeinbei!1st,.1,i . KIIIIIHII-IVA:-gnu - ..-:._.___} In the Matter of The Bulk `Sales Act and in the Matter of JOSEPH AKITT, of the Village of Beaten. an the Province Ii` nn`nn3A- ..-way vv an uvu. uvuwuucu My Liv auuuytuu. DATED at Barrie. this 24th day '0! August, AD. 1926. RADENHURST & HAMMOND. Solicitors for the Administrator. 34-850 of the Norman Pratt Estate NOTICE TOCRED_ITORs uuu uuureuseu (0 rue undersigned. V TENDERS wllI.also-be received up until thqtznd day 01! September, `AD. 1926. for he purchase of approximate- ly fifteen (16) acres of oat`: now stand"- ing on the aforesaid land.` Tenders must be in writing and must be torso much per acre and addressed to the under- slgned. - Thu lnunant nu on-u o....A.... a.. ..u.I.-_ auguuu. The lowest or any tender in either case will not necessarily be accepted. `DA'l`.`li`.`h of `Domain nu- tun. .:...; .-a T1 TENDERS will be received up until the 16th day of September. `AD. 1926. for the purchase of the _west hall. 0! lot 7. in the 6th -concession ot the Township of Vespra, containing .100 acres more or less. On said land is said to be situated '9. good house and small stable. Such tenders must be in writing and addressed to the undersigned. TENDERS will_a.lnn.hn rnnnlvntl nn -v-wupuuwurvu-U-I $0 V T county of Simeon Notice is hereby given. that I have` mmplied with Section 9 of the'Votera' Lists Act and that I have posted up at - my ottice at Barrie on the 2nd day at September. 1926, the list o!'ali persons entitled to vote in the said Munlninal.. luau nut remains mere I0!` Inspection. And I hereby call upon all voters to" take Immediate proceed1ngs- to hive any errors or omissions corrected ac- cording to law, the last day for-appealv belng the gsrd `day of September. 1926. Dated at Ban-in thin Qnrl nv no mm- Dlulusuluur, Lulu. the list OI'8.ll pOl'B0llS| entitled _to vote in the said Municipal- ity at municipal elections. and that such list remains there for inspection. hereby call unon all vntnrn tn -vvv-5 `mow OVI HG] VI. PVVBVIIIUUI" JUCKM Dated at Barrie this 2nd day Q! Sen`- tember, 1926. ` ' \ * C\ an---._. 35511 DI-E`IlUH3~ Parcel 3--West `halt onot 2.8 in in. 10th concession of Township of Essa. to be Sold subjvectuto existing lease thereof. `Good pasture farm. Parcel 4--T.nfa Mn: 11 00' no -._.I.-- 14., 1.001-lo N. L. MARTIN. C.A.. ` Trustee. King St. W.. Toronto, Ontario. 85c : `I la; GU00]! LU!-Io l at Barrie. September 1st, 1926. STEWART &_S1`.EWAR'1`. - `; Burris. THE BULK SALES ACT TENDERS FOR % uununey m we I-rovmce of On tario, Authorized Assignor. n-:j- 1. B. COU'J,"IS, (VIA-ul- In, In `U10 I`_I`O' of Ontamr NU'1`1U.l:J ' claim against the )1] are Anrlna on ' El.e;i< at Vespra. 1.4.11" Custodian. mm. u acres m an and well situated. Parcel 2-West half of lot 80 in the 7th concession. Township of Essa, County of Simcoe, good farm, brick veneer house, stable and outbuildings; thereon and convenient to Utnia and Essa. Stations. . M ' ' Danna! Q__'l`l7naL |...!a _.n u-. an - and `24 Street These ..L ] I. Phone `your _r,:ews~_it,ems- to `The Examiner, T . wfrtsi or tie summer peiople havelizone. south again atte_r an enjoyable holiday. as uzuswn, Len tor there on Tuesday. - Mr. and Mrs. Harris of Lansing. Mich" havereturned after a. few days, visit with her sister. Mrs. Geo. Hub- bert. uxue; nave returned home. ' , Ben Sutton, Whd has secured a.school at Dalston, left for thereon Tuesday. _'~Mr. Harris of Langmu- nu`. unu MP8; AOEHIB. . Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Cape! an amily of Oman Sou_nd,'who have been v siting with Mrs. Gilchrist T during homday time, have returned home. Ban Rn-rm Ixvhnl 1.... .............s - ..--_--v' uuu Mrs. aonn aanderson.` ~ I-Iovey Adams and Archie Campbell of Toronto"w_ere Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs; Adams. MP, and `Man `Inn 11......` .....I A-_------ L GlI\I E. J. Pan: of Soarboro spent a. dag! in this village `with old -friends an is looking real well. - Mr. and `Mrs, Carkltt and Mr . Len- , ndx of Toronto spent. Sunday w th Mr. land Mrs. John Sanderson. I-Invnuv Ahvna and A....I.a.. n'__._L-vI spent. ` Palk. `I7! `I -.a .... ulllyll u.a._y UL aeptemnef, Parcel 1-Lots 21, 22. 28, 24 `and 25 on- the south side of Henry Street, Barrie, and lot 26 on the north side of Eliza- . beth Street, Barrie, plan 211, and the northerly part of the easterly 45 acres of the east half of lot 24 in the 6th concession of Vespra, containing ac- res more or less, as .described in. registered instrument No. 68469 for the County of Simcoe save and except those parts described `in registered- instruments Nos. 569. 2982, 2983, end 2984 for Vespra and those parts of lots` 18.19 and 20 on the west side oi. Anne Street in -said Township of Vespra, plan 286, as described in registered in- strument No. 10689 for Vespra. This in a. fine residential property, brick veneer house, large barn. orchard. out -buildings and trout pond thereon. A- bout 6 acres in all and well situated. Pa`:-nnl- 2._1xrAu+ Inn .3 1-: -A - -- ' Aug. 30-George I-Iemstreet of Milton spentthe week-end with Mrs. Alfred ' ' [ 5411 I. V r. Melville responded for himself and Mrs. Melville. He gave a` cordial invitation to the friends to come out i and visit .them. There would always be `the open door for the Allandale` and Barrie friends. He 'thanked them for `their [kindness to Mrs. Melville and himself. ` Refreshments were then served and Ithe meeting was closed by all joining hands and singing Auld Lang Syn'e." . WUu| gal . 1. : I`. uappmess in meir new me in the West. `Rev. John Lennox presided. He spoke of Mr. Melville not only as a good citi- zen but as a consecrated minister of the gospel, of his kindliness. unfail- ing courtesy at all times, and of the pleasure` he found` in his friendship. a friendship which` he hoped would continue through life. Mr. Lennox then called on others. They spoke of Mr.` Melville's work amongst the boys and young people, of his ready. response to the calls from the sick; the suffering ones. and those in need. of his life overseas, thelessons he learned there which gave him '.the understanding 4 heart to the needs of human hearts ` in "this world. They were going to a bigger field of. .work in the West. What 3 was Allandale s loss was gain `for oth- ers, but thehearts and good wishes of .the friends ..went with them and all would always be gladto see them a- gain. ` ` A little company of friends met at the home of the Misses MqLennan.` `Allandale. last evening to bid rarew-ell A and Godspeed to the Rev. Roy; and Mrs. Melville before they left for Saskatoon. They were presentedwith a. chesterfleld lamp. Miss L.` McLennan-A made the presentation `and in- 9. fewvwell chosen ~words wished them much success and happiness in their new life in the West. pgeslded. _spoke A0 `run. 'lA'_I--lII- __ FAREWELL PRESENTATION TO `REV. ROY AND MRS. MELVILLE uuruw u. I ' Cookstown--Baker p; Gilroyc; Ram- say lb; Broley 2b: Wilson 3b; Dutton ss: Hopper rf; Nevills cf; Dunning lf. Umpire, E. O Hearn. - v B-:-.u-p bun tau: UUllULlLo *Al1andale-B1nn1e, p; Gilchrist "c; Hedger .1b; J. Plant 2b; F. Plant 3b: Kelcey- ss; Travis rt; Fraser cf; Des- ourdie lf. .' f"nnbuO-nuns 'l3..l-.... .. . run.._, - vl vv IIII flvlillu A On V:Vve'ti'z1'esday night Aliandale and Cookstown played a. benefit game for Wm. Henson, who broke his left writ while practising with the Allandale team a. few weeks ago. The game was a splend-id exhibition and Aliandale won by 3-2. There wasa. good crowd present and Mr. Henson appreciates the ' kindness of the two clubs in arranging the game-for his b nefit. AII....A..1.. 1n:._,_:, ---- - nee Tenders w1ll.be received by the `un- dersigned for the purchase of -the fol- lowing parcels of land owned by the late Josiah Handy, up to and includ- ing the 25th day of September, 1926. PRICE] ]--T.nf 91 00 00 0.4 1...: Ar - o. uunsxue and A. Ur. walker. A rink composed of Wm. Peclt, Geo. Webb, E. Kohlmeyer and A. Massey, skip, made an unsuccessful attempt on` Monday night to win the Wellington Hotel Cup which is held by W. H. Ken- nedy's Barrie rink. t nuwx pup wmcn 18 n nedy's Barrie rink. The. Allandaleclub is renreaented in the Domlnlonfinals being played in Toronto-this week, by C. W. Poucher. S. Garslde and A. G. Walker. ` A rink nnrnnnnnn-I n! In... D-.. n-- Bowling Green.Notes The` weekly tournament this week was won by a rink composed of J. Le- Gear, skip, E. O Hearn and W. B. Webb. ' ~ "`1nn AII......:..I- _1-_u_ 1- N. - - - Iauccuv My DDJELCIC JT.l.Ul'|-. 113 lS[er .lJ0yl 9. was out of town attending the funeral of her mother. While the pre- sentation Was"bein,<: made,_Sister Wil- son read 8. suitable address. Sister lKivell is leaving shortly for her new home .in Fort Erie and -"will be missed very much by L.O.B.A. No._551. nan: uuw, cunuurcaoly settled mere. picnic in Queen's Park on Tuesday, August 24. It was a great` success. There were a number of races for the children: also for, the ladies and gen- tlemen. Very nice prizes were awarded the winners. After supper Sister Klvell was presented with a pair of silver candlesticks. The presentation was made by Sister Hurst. as Sister Doyle, I L.O.B.A. No. 551. held their annual. lW.M.. out of town nffnnlha +1.... uuu equipment. . v Cecil McMullen of. Belleville re- cently motored to thelhome of his grandfather. Je.`~To May. at Allandale. where his mother. Mrs. (Rev.)' J. `S. McMul1en has resided for the last two years, caring for her declining mo- ther (recently deceased); Rev. J. S. McMullen. for the time`-`being super- annuated,` also resided here. He has now `gone back to his regular work `again and is stationed at Belleville. While here Cecil shipped their effects I by freight` to their new home in Belle- ville. taking his mother .by motor.,All are now, comfortably settled there. I L.0_'R.A, Nn 551 inch! flncn ...........1 ' uvyuzuuu uy a cyclical` 001161`. ` Fourteen cars of a 1-reight-train' in charge of Conductor Goodichild and En- gineer W. Hill were derailed on Tues- day about three miles south oi. .Hunt- ville. The track was blocked for about twelve hours and in the meantime nas- senger trains 4.6 and 47 were detoured by the Bala subdivision and a local service instituted to takecare of in- termediate points. Considerable loss was occasioned by damage to the track and equipment. (`inn-all Mnvllilan II` 'D--A--"`- -- .........~w.- vnnv oInIaa\Jv`Lu yuan vvcutu 1 The old boiler which has been in ser- vice for a good many years heating the offices. restaurant and station` at Al- iandale, is being taken out and wilibe [replaced by 8. `Spencer boiler. Fnurfann our: on n f.-gin-Int. 4-....a..v 1.`. up. vs: ooovu vvaunn bolvll Ill rxuauunlc. J. H. McAlp1n, superintendent of motive power, and C. H.-N. Connell. chief engineer, both of North Bay, in: spected the Y.M.C.A. this week. ` 3, "II... AI,` I.._.n;_. _._I_n_u_ 1.- _ 5.9.1.5 BY` TENDER of Valuable Farm and` Resid- " ential Property J uunug U18 past WBBK. _ y Mrs. George Moore of BeIleVEwart was the guest of Mrs. Albert Stunden. Campbell Ave., recently. ' `ll..- Y..l...I'.;_.. 11--..-_ 1_-_ L,_;., . . -..-our-.vv-a as v v-, 5 vvvu bl; . Mrs. Leightonv-Moore has returned to her home in Lethbridge after spend- ing a month with triepds in Allandale. 1" T1 `Ir-n|__A_. _ urusuus ugru U113 WUBK. V . Southbound passenger traffic over the C.N.R. has been unusually heavy during the past week. Mrs. Gan!-an Mnnrn nf `Dalia mmaus uuuvpr Lumu montn. `Rev. J; A. Humphrey: at Scarbor- ough, formerly of Allandale, ,called on friends Here this week. ' Qhllfhhnlln nnnaannn 6....lll'.. --.-.. urunsevuw. \_ _ _ , _t .Mrs.` L. E, McM1llln ha.s`returned' from a trip `to Toronto, Pete:-borough , and`Nlaga.ra Falls. A_, Mr and Iln `Linnea. "1u'.~.*l:n....n 1.....- End ` N lagara F8118. Mr. and .Mr8.` I-IectorA""McPha.ll have` returned after visiting friends in Vane ; couver tome. month. ,T` A `Ll'n-nnI...-.... D\. nn_LA_ `Lillian. spent the week-end at Wasagaq young ouvoao span cassava: Vb tyyuvlu IUVUIE Mrs. Geo. Wilson. Ruth. Carrie and Beach. I Tl7nn Ilmgtun In__4-_;-. -1. 4.I.- 1711- ru A -. ' 9 ' f Q . `"v7vx'rL_ Green. formerly or the Y.M.C.A." |_sta.tf here. has accepted .3. position 11:` Orangeville. Urn `I . `as mt.-nunlu... 1...... ....s......-AI ' Mcmillln. Helena" St., 1'icov- oring from an attack of typhoid fever. Inn (inn 7_V_`!Iz.~4n'n n- 3 '_ IN. ..__I. _ _ .I Benefit For wm; Henson. 1'x7...a....._.-s--- ..n-.-A -- 35c . 9piiiion" aancu nu aupyury urury am: me new e said,` that the presid- `Liberal _oygg:anizatio,r1,.- `fI.am of the ant, vice-V esident, secretary,. treas- urer, executive and entire member-. j'hip_ 6! bdth-the peop1e s'party Wand --__v_`.--`._' --v -- vvvsagau Gvllillnllu He stated that Mr. Druryhad been nominated by the Progressives and his bills used in _the rural sections of the riding describe him as Progress- ive, but hills used in Collingwood re- fer_to him has the people's candidate, while Barrie `velectors, according to an 'advertisementin The Examitner, are." asked to support Drury and the new T.'|A1-n` n-rant`-|iun+nnv T nun --9 -I-1-A The speaker dealt- br1'efly with the tariff question, producing Mr. Dru- ry st historic hammers, and with the constitutional issue, which he said the people are not worrying about. 1: - ..4...4..'..:I 4.1...a. 1:- ~n_--_~ _- L , - - 71f1ying'to _Mr. *Drury s charges` that there is a whispering campaign` directed against him and members of `his family, Mr. `Boys stated he had never said anything about his family and there was `not a Conservative in all North Simcoe who had.. If there has been any slandering, he started it at Wasaga Beach, Mr; Boys de- 1 clared. - I ue a-mu reau Irom a speech by Hon. W. E. N. Sinclair, Liberal leader in the Legislature,` statements that a bond issue of `$16,000,000 had been sold `by the Drury- Government for 92.34, a loss of $17.50 per $100, while: at about the same time the Province of Quebec hadsol a $4,000,000 issue at 99. _ _ ' A_`__I___g 1 no -- Hethen attacked Mr. Drury s re- cord as Premier of "Ontario in con- nection with the `Peter Smith case, and, while not charging him with be- ing a party to theft or fraud, stated that if he had not been asleep on the `job Peter Smith would not have been able to do what.=he did do, and `he read excerpts from Mr, Drury s ev- idence at the Smith and Pepall trials. He also read from a speech by Hon. E. N. Sinnlair, T."\n1In'I Toad)... :. .(Continu;d from uage 1) nection with. the Waisberg case. If Mr. Drury thinks I am guilty of any- thing, let him put it over his signa- ture and I will "give $25 to the Royal Victoria Hospital-, hedeclared. If hesmade the statement reported, he should have no hesitationin putting his name to it, and if he does not he is a coward. . . V I MR. BOYS APPEALS FOR EIJ.-`.CTl0N",ON PERSONAL GROUNDS_ .-or-\4Il nu guuu oenaviour. The August meeting of the Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs; Sylv. Reynolds. Besides the members present there were five visitors. It was decided to purchase the piano offered for sale by Mrs. Lew. Stewart. Since the meeting, the pianovhas been bought and will be placed inithe Orange Hall in a. few days. . nu uouvll LIUII G. i . a.u_u W111 ue pjac days. A-aa.uuy_ uuve, uaxe Simcoe. I Miss Miriam Beynon. who resides here with her grandparents, Rev. and Mrs. R. B. Beynon, has returned after v spending her summer holidays with her .'sp1endid attention and good behaviour.` parents. Rev. E. D. and Mrs. Beynon of Detroit. . ` J. C. Cunningham, president of South; Simcoe Sunday School Association! visited Thornton Sunday Schools last` Sunday and gave very interesting ad-I dresses tothe children assembled. He` also congratulated the pupils on their The Annual rvsonlvuon -41 `L. 11'. - umuu unu uralgnurst. Miss Mamie -,'Henry has returned home from a visit with her sister. Mrs. Esten Davis. Ivy. Mrs. J. W. Henry spent the past week with relatives at Sandy_ Cove. Lake Slmcoe. MISS Miriam plI1Y1|l\I'| vnhn ---I-1--- _---,..,...vu uu u.:.uuua._y t1.LLt'IlUUn. I Misses Anna Gr_ae_f. Jessie Collard and Janet Campbell have returned to their duties at Cherry Hill. Killyleagh and No. 9 Innisfll, respectively. Misses Bessie Lennox. Nellie Halbert. Doris Webster and Marguerite Grose` have gone to their respective schools` at Richmond Hill. Novar, Newton Rob- inson and Craighurst. Mi Rmnmin iunnhvy Inns --5----- - -" uay unurnlng ana evening. ,. 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lennoxf and familyr attended the eighty-fifth tgirthday ce1e- ] bratlon of the Rev. Chas. Simpson in. Brampton on Monday afternoon. I M{aann Au...` 1'1.--419 " ` IJlU|.l.l.U1', ausepn W106. -I ` Rev. A. E. Lunau is expected to re-' turn home o'n Friday and will occupy; the pulpit of Trinity Church next Sun- day morning and evening. (9. and Mrs. J , A T.Anv-Int nna a........n--. cu. Luruuull. N. and `Geo. S. Wide inotored to` Bracebridge on Thursday on learning of the sudden death of the formers` brother, Joseph Wice. RQV. A, 1-4`. TJIYIDII ha noun-A-A1 1-- --- ..- ......\...-5 aunvuua In Dl`ktlllp[Un. ll/Iiss Genevieve Jamieson spent 3? couple of days last week in Alliston. the guest of Mrs. George Wilson. SALE of houshold effects and imple- ments on Saturday. September, at 2.30 ,p.m. at L. W. Stewart's. Thornton. .All the ladies of Trinity Church are invited to attend the quilting in the basement of the church on \Vednesda.v afternoon. . KY nnd `fl..- (N V vi-vs` ...... "5 .v-.. uuu AVLI 3. ul.`U.'SIl'.',V. I Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Maw and Ivan." Mrs. Jas. A. Lennax. George and Joe, are visiting friends in Brampton; Mi I`-Anlnivfnvrn Tn---3-~*- --~ - " ` r.-. a. lUW uuyu at ueeton. .- Miss Edith McLarAen of Perth. a. for. mer Continuation School teacher here. is visiting Thornton friends. Ml`. 8.11!` MFR (Ian (`nnun1r uy 1|.r.. ---3 as VlulLlllg"1'0I'HIOn rrxends. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Crossley. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Currey and Mr. Leyne are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Crossley. T '|\/Tn and `Alan 117... 1r---- - *- at u.uu uc10cK m the forenoon. ENTITLE you to vote thereat. prnof of your claim must be lodged with me before the meeting is held. that at such meeting the creditors will elect a permanent Trustee. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that if you have anv claim nnnh-sn+ n...