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Page Fourteen Pdmvm some out or B smrss with a twenty thougand dollar stock of we vy-y but _ _.__.._L__ E Posmvam GIVING up BUSINESS c. 'r. DEVLIN `HOUSE FURNISHINGS 1,6 Qnnaumn um unammmu u sm=u: coobsw \II uylu 6-kn knnl `ln-nun`: BARRIETKIWANIANS ARE HELPING mus 9ob_woRI AL(5NG Two of the Buildings at the Bdys TI?aini1:ng Sclfodl, I THE BARRIE EXAMINER MISS WILSON Three of this season s successes are seen in this new group, all fea- ' tures--crowns that are creased and draped, some- have tiny brims and the other two have wider. brims_ that may be rolled or.tu_rned down ` as the 'wearer_ pleases. . *- Kiwnnlui Chm-Ila Devlin _DesfgneH -=to"]ookV smart, made to .` staygsmart - not factory-made. WEI-:L1's--Amp mom Many stunning styles with varying `brims and `crowns and, the favo/red trimming note, a band and p1eat- T .ing of ribbon; ` ;xcLusxi/E HATS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. I936 I Gisiing a`strikixig ppear? " ance in Aal1.black- and black with co1or`ed facings nu: LARGEVHAT HASRETURNED` 127 bunlop St. Phone 913W -Justified` our existence. Second to__our under-privileged` child 3 work our aim has been to foster good ` feeling between the town and country people and we have held several Farm- \__.. ers' Days when every member w xasked to have a farmer as his guest. ` `_` Attendance at. regular luncheons is .very vital to the existence of a club and we -have urged this in different ways. by the introduction of stunts. prizes and competitions. Our efforts in this respect were rewarded at the Dis- trict Convention in 1926 when we were gr-esented with the Cup for the club aving the best average attendance during the year. The same year we won the Efficiency `Cup for _the District and were awarded honorable mention when we came second in Efficiency Contest for Kiwanis International. It was a great honor to come second when we were in competition with over 1000 clubs covering Canada and -the United States. 'l`he"vear nnnn nllnnnrl,hv and urn _ - u ""* *v*""*"*`--.` Upper picture shows a cottage at the Training School for Unadjusted -Boys of Bowmonville.__\ Towards the cost of this cottage every mem-- ber of the Barrie Kiwanis Club makes an annualpayment. In this spaclouehome, under the_"capable_ guidance of I house father qnd mother, _ 36 boys find comfort, happiness end education by which it is hopedto make of them good citizens. Below is the_dining-`hail. , ` v to used by all I(iwu.n.`s Clubs. - . The first Kiwanis Club, was formed in` Detroit. January 21. I915. and lust seven years later (during the sum- ,mer of 1522) n group-of Barrie business 'and pi-nfmsional men met with repre- sentatives of the Downtown Toronto Club and were thoroughly. enthused, with the possibilities of Kiwanis. We asked the Toronto Club to sponsor, a Club in Barrie and Inn very short time a Field Representative from .Ki- .- wanla International `was workinz up a, ' Club hero. He had very little difficulty ' in sectzii-lg the quota necessary for the [oi-ma on of-a club and on Sentember 13.1922. we received our charter with George Hubb-rd us the first Presiden `and m,\'seif`us Secretary. Being the bwhr club of this wnndor- played on members. - Ladies` Nights are a big feature with `our Ciub.and w e entertain tiie ladies -regularly in true Kiwanis style. I wish to thank the ladies onbehelt of the Club for the able manner in which they managed. our Christmas `cheers etch year. The money tor this is donated by Kiwanis members and many a. noor The by many poor mm Kiwanis under_his leadership was 1 sure or success. We sponsored a new i club` in Owen Sound and we are nroud ` to state that all three clubs sponsored by us are thriving and a credit to this wonderful organization. . While we are serious when at work we believe the old adage that "all work and no play makes Jack a. dult boy." so our luncheon: are enlivened with good singing and often good jokes are played members. . Ladies` Niirhts are a bin feature with -Arne united states. The :year soon slipped-.by and we , were holding annual elections again. ~ For 1926 our members elected Dr. Len. Simpson as President and as he had the support of every member behind him Kiwanis under his ( sponsored new Justified` existence. roads oi.` life. _ , During the summer the Club mem-_ bers personally built and painted bath , houses at Barrie and Allandale which have been greatly used and enjoyed by the boy of the town. The material used wasupplied by our Club. in December, 1923. at the annual election of officers, Dr. Bill Lewis was elected President. His inaugural ad- dress was mdsfboptimistic and it was soonevery noticeable thatthe same good support was being extends to our second President as was g ven our first. By now we had found ourselves and results were beginning to show. for during the year we sponsored new clubs in Orlllia and Midland. It was during this year that our surgeon mem- .bers operated on two underprivileged children giving their services entirel free of charge with the Club attending `to hospital. and, convalescent charges. Early in the year, one of the boys under our care met a tragic death when he `was killed by a falling wail. Our mem- bers attended the funeral of this young led in a body and took complete charge of all expenses. A non-Klwanian made the statement that the part we took in this unfortunate affair completely to our under-nrivilezed child `and m,\'self`us Secretary. Being bwby of this wonder- 'ful organization. it naturally took us _ some time to find ourselves. but we were most fortunate in securing excel- lent speakers for our weekly luncheon: and with the ready and willlng-aaslst- ance received-from other clubs we soon felt at home. In December. 1922. at the annual election of- officers." it was thought`advlsabie to return the same officers and executlveefor the enaulnz year and the wisdom of that decision was soon apparent. As one of our main obiectlvea In in was seen apparent. " one main objectives is to assist the under-privileged child, we, decided to give our best efforts in staging a local mlnstrel show. for the b~-neft of this work. This proved such_ a success at we have made it an an-= ygyal unde taking. The proceeds each` V year have` been very gratifying and we t have been able to assist many a child ` and worthy farfily over the rough roads of life. ` Durim: the summer this (`.Inh mam- K`-I-W-A-N-I-S 18- -derhied from the lndlun word K~ E-1:}-.'W~A-N-E~ E moaning WE BUILD which Is the mot- to used by all I(1wu.n.`s Kiwanis Club was rm;mna' I nvvun l`Ul\I1ls)rlIlV\JD RUGS, SQUARES AND `SCATTER MATS ~ ` OILGLOTH SQUARES AND CONGOLEUM RUGS ' LINDLEUMS, '98:: uq. yd. ' OILCLOTHS, 499.. yd. Do your fill buyi`ng'.at._ti1is"bi sell-out `sale ' |rHunsn'AY. s2rraMnzn 23, mo It might in'ereat'you'to knoir that K`-I-W-A-N-I-S ls-derived the lndlun K~-E-E-.'vV~A-NJ-`.-.m ` By Howard Felt, Secretary.- _ _ -s ._w1se have enjoyed. ~ 2 y! In December 1925. Len. Simpson! handed over the presidency to Fred` Otton at the annual election and with ` a good executive great preparationsi were be'ug made for.a successful yearl under the supervision` of Fred. Un-_ fortunately our President was takenjlll early in the year but the work has been .i carried on under the able leadership]! of our genial Vice-President. Albert Bryson, the same true Klwanis spirit again beingshown by every member assisting Albert in every way possible. Kiwanis is .9. wonderful organization. A-I. lav" l'l{\IJ rrnh I Secretary of? Kariiival Organization` and Secret.z_u-y of Barrie Club from; . its inception. ' assisting Albert in possib!e.| wonderful organization and is strictly undgnomlnational. It is` Il`r.unOl-nn:..I ._ ._.._- l!\ kiddie. through the generosity or KL`! wants. has received 21 vision of Santa ; Clhus that he or she would not othex--| ' wams. nas received vision of Santa` 3 Clus not other- ._wise have enjoyed. , 1925. Len. simnnnnl FURNITURE of J QUALITY and VARIETY MEN'S A-LL woor. UNDEIZWEAR in Staneld : "1' er Branda Dodda-Knit and Penman : at greatly reduced p can. MEN'S SHIRTS, for the man who works and need: mzood service- able shirt, grey or khaki color ....................-$1.80 MEN'S OVERALLS with bibs, SLED. . WORK SOCKS. ROVR QIIITQ nnvv Wnv anlwrla 0 main. Rina-nan- '_ Oh IA that has never been oered ;to the people of Barrie and vicinity before, can be seen at 129 Dunlop St, opposite Livingston s New Garage. Large spacious showrooms and a beautiful assortment at prices that cannot be duplicated. 129 Dunlap St. ..-.. u...._y -u-ucuvuuuuuuua (Continued on page 7) A. HOWARD FELT _ .5 1*r-A,:s._, nu: nzuugu-: EXAMINER nJr|.I\l\ll.n 6 Kiwaninn Andy Malcomson A4`. A. MALCOMSON A. F. A. MALCOMSON cKNAn1A1_vM1%w1oNAL RAILWAYS aunu Dlllfb, gray UL` numu GU10!` o u a o c u u g n a n o - o a 8.59. ' W0 BOYS SUITS, navy Fox serge, 2 pairs bloomers . . . : OF UNDOUBTED FIEIANCIAL STANDING ALL STEAMSHIP UNES _i ~ Now Booking Christmas Sailings FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES ` WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU ALWAYS A` PLEASURE TO GIVE INFORMATION REPRESENT S Phone 535 Phone 447W Page IVIDIV Q VV`Dl`II\ MEN'S A-LL WOOL UNDEIZWEAR *'.l`:fer Brandi at greatly 1: can. D) I l'|l lulil \.l\I\II,I9 We can aerve ?'ou with the beat Flanneletta,- Towalling. I'll- m low cottons. Sheet `rags, Sateena, Chintzea. Table Linens; om. Cloths and Cui-min ateriala, ` % `A "an. no uvvvuiuq uuvuuuuu UIVIIBI Dllllill Ul IIIU VF! UUUI ` merchandise to serve you with, We are quoting you prices at this sale that'wil1 save. you a third and less on your fall buying. i All. kinds of the best novelty and fancy dress goods, all` wool. crepes, santoys, tricotines, poiret twills, tweeds` andisergesu c. T: DEVLIN S % Big Selling-Out Sale