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Nemo Girdle No. 519 lls the needs of the stouter gures. Designed to give sup- port where needed and reclaim the more slender lines. One of the big selling models. Reasonably priced at . . . . . $5.00 Bunion No. 202, at $2.00. This Brassiere is the Companion Garment of No. 519'a.'bove giving the same control` above the waist as the girdle does below. Together they wiil satisfy and~ give com-V fort. Price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $2.00 COMPANION GARMENTS A11 THE RIGHT 'C.N.R. Born in Hamilton he started in that city as a fireman when a young man and was `for many years a. locomotive engineer. For thirty- five years he ran out of Allandale and for the past -two years of his active career was in charge of the yard engine. He -was popular and highly respected among his brother trminmen. `mk nnvun 1"l7!'I1:.-.... -4.` `I1....._:. 11.: l.L'l.'1lllllV:llo Three sons, William of Barrie, Ed- mund a-nd Joseph at home, survive. Mrs. Gates died four years ago. Four I sisters and one lbrother in Hamil- THE NEMO STORE That Are Always Dependable in Every Way. FIRST OF THE SEASON: YOUNG CANADIAN SPRING LAMB Front quarter, 50c lb. Hind quarter, 60 lb. Mild Smoked Picnic Hams . . . . . . . . . . . . 18c lb. G. M. WISEMAN 17 Nemo Click" is a 1928 model designed for the school girl or young lady who de- sires merely garters to hold up the stock- ings and a bandleau for graceful lines. The material is a silk Jersey and suitable for laundering. A broad piece of strong elas- tic cups the gure low at the back. This is just what the young lady will delight to wear. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.00 no. The Sons 0! England meet `rues- day, May 1. at 8 pm. in the Trait men'a Ham. 1:, Edward: of Toronto 1! 8. Visitor MEATS C_I_lA.l_CKT $/3.00 Luu, alau SUIVIVC. Deceased was a member of -the Chosen Friends, A.O.F. and B. of L; rm `L9- The pallbearers at the funera} were Jos. Trask. Art iCon1ovn. Johrl `Clark, Jos. Legem`, rWm. Pratt and Joe Andrews of Milton. Flowers were received from the B. of L.E,, G.I.A., `C..\`. Express staff. I.O.~O.F. Presh_vteri:1n church and staff of Bry.~son's Bakery as \\'t`11 as many" others. ton and a. brother in Cleveland, Ohio, also survive T`|nnn..n...-1 ...n- .. .._,.._.1_-_. -a AI-- 25 desirable F Nemo Models in stock. THu'raday, April 25, 192! PHONE< 473 men`: Ham. 8. Edwards of Toronto is with his parents on Burton avenue (or I week. Mrs, M. `.\'ewman is home after Toronto, A m an. The Odd allows will attend divine worship in a body at Allandale Pres- byterian church Sunday evening. The minister will preach. any `hr 11'. M`. Kannawin. secre- The minister will pi'uu.cu. Rev. Dr. W. M. Kannawln, secre- tary for Sunday Schools. will hold services on Sunday. May 6. It will be a, privilege to hear Dr. Kannawin. Presbyterian Church Notes `The Ladies Aid gave an atter-noon tea and held a sale of homemade baking Saturday afternoon. The president. Miss L. Catcher. welcom- ed the people and Mrs. Steele gavel the musical program. A committee looked after the refreshment tables. There was a good attendance and, nearly $40 was cleared. Ready for Softball On Wednesday. Allandale Softball Association held a very well attend- ed meeting in the Y.MJC.A. to elect its officers and executive committee for the coming season. It was decided to form the same series as last yearhthat is a. senior and a junior men's league also a. ladies league, with a team in each league - from each or the three churches; a. representative from each- tesm for each of the three leagues was appointed to form the execu- tive committee. Ahnu nnnaltlnnnvhln rliannuainn fhn ter in Gravennurat. Mrs. J. B. Thomson. Mrs. Cameron and Mrs. Lines are attending the W.M.S. convention at Guelph this week. `M .7 `I'amna11_ who ran on the Al- week. M. J. Fennell, who ran on the iandaie Division of the G."1`.R., for mamy years. died at his home in Toronto, A ru 25. rm... mm Allnwn will attend divine Page Ilxtun : rv..~._. gllliiaaxwwwiwg .// 14V\l|lfIl Elf \Jhl\)J"ll\, \JU|9|l bill \lll I ll vavu \JI\I' V J \I KW V wrth an order . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 lbs. for 64 RASPBERRY AND APPLE JAM . . . . . . . . 4-). tin 39 RASPBERRY JAM, pure . ; . . . . . . . . . . 16-oz. glue 22 HOMEMADE CATSUP, qts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 VI-TONE. lar e 16-oz.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 tin 1.lBBY S BEA S with Pork, large . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 tin CAMPBELl.`S_ TOMATO SOUP . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 tin THISTLE BRAND PEAS (regular size) . . . . 2 for23 BANQUET SARDINES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 tin: fpr 25 McLAREN S PEANUT BUTTER, toy pail . . . . . . . . . 19 HGRTICULTURISTS, ATTENTION! TRY OUR HIGH GRADE FERTILIZER for your Flower and Vegetable Gardens. Extra values in Work Shoes and Peabody Overalll I IQ TIIX III It\"H III} XXI IIIKR Z111 usE"E: iiiakixi " "" T'vi'zT:'u':'::'x\i:'ni'i-E52 Phone 185 : BARRIE : _ 139 Dmlop St. THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS wish to announce the Peeplg_'_ _o_-0per_ati_ye Store Wedngf_dgy__ _a_l_l-_-d`ay Closing We thank the public for theirico-operation in other years and respedsfully ask a continuance of same this year. uRAN6:TXFD"sE}.,"cash`aJa Einfo? En-vEr'ed up-Ia n-I Aw-`Au III IL. `Ann R`- FREE AND WITHOUT > OBLIGATION NUMBER OF MAPS AVAILABLE LIMITED QUALITY -'--- SERVICE ------ WJEEIQEND SPECIALS ` SENDINTI-IE COUPON TODAY v -DEVI` I \llV TICTUWITH MMLACHLAN, Furniture . W1` 33. Dry Goods . LITTLE, Boots and Shoes I. BROWN, Boots and Shoot S. QRUNTON, Hardware M.,.l AFIJI AM I'......:a.....- MAP OF SUDBURY BASIN FREE HOLLY 'fHlS OUTSTANDING MAP I-:SPEClAl..LY_ PREPARED FOR CONSOLIDATED INVESTMENTS ummzn _WEDI_*{E$DAY, MAY_2,_ 1923. will be e e":ti\_re in their stores on 3{;u,pmc. Ad, 7221.24. ronomo, "ormuuo scours AND GUIDES A W IN s1`. (Ii!-:ORGE S CHURCH Saint oi: England and soidiers-St. `George. A.D._ 303-was celebrated by a church parade to St. George's Anglican Church Sunday morning last. The Girl Guides assembled at the Memorial Han with the 'ol,low- ing officers present-: Mrs. Stewart.` I The anniversary `of the Patron` Commissioner; Barrie Captain. Miss Strange; District Captain, Miss Sutherland; Lieut.. Miss Shannon; Allandale Advisory Captain."Mrs. A. E. Patterson: Captain. Miss Reta , Spearn; Lieut.. Miss V. Goodchild. T.he Brown-ies were in charge or Miss Theresa Holden. ` "\n annntn VA '1'!" Q. fhll Oranz amu Inn. The hymns Stand up for Jesus and "O, God our He!" in Ages Past" were sung heantily. lss Alice Ham- lin sang during the oftertory, Somebody" after which the nation- al anthem was honored and then in uniform reverently marched out of the church to the hymn, Onward Christian Soldiers. ' Was. In cnarge or me uuna. The Allandale Band under B. Syl- vester, headed the parade. in charge of A. E. Kendrick, around the Gore and to the church where the Scouts formed a guard of honor for the Guides. Brownies and Cubs. The colors were placed at t-he chancel steps. The servicewas conducted by the rector who preached from Rev. 6:2. And I saw and behold a white horse and He that sat on him had a bow. and a crown was given {Him and He went forth conquering and to conquer". The preacher hop- ed all present would live up to and I be called `by the name Faithful and True". Addressing the troops and company he told them they were all members of 'Christ`s church and wore distinctive uniforms whichl meant they could be trusted" to keep the commandment as servants of the Most High. After speaking or the Legend of St. George and the Dragon. he concluded with the who trust me, V I would be pure, for there are those who care. 1 . I would be strong, for there is much to suffer, I would be brave, for there is much to dare, I would be friend of all ,the toe. the frlendless, I would be giving and forget the I would be humble, for I know my weakness, I would lookup and laugh. and love, and lift. rm..- t...w.... an.-.5 nu Inn .'I'nmm" verse: . ` I would be true, for there are those . B. WEBB, Jeweler . J. HARRIS, Grocer . BOTHWELL, Grocer Miss Inereaa noiueu. | The scouts fell in" at the Orange! Hall with the following oficera:. Trinity scoutmaster, Mr. Holloway; Ailandale scoutmaster, A. E. Kend- rick: Assistant. Joe Looker; .Sec y., Geo. Wardle; Troop leader. Joe Pratt. Cubmaster Ross Thompson in charge of the Cubs. rm... Annmiam Rand under R. Svl. At St. John's Church services will` be held at 8 pm. by Mr. Wardle on Qnnnv Anvil 99, ue uexu an a pan. 1 Sunday, April 29. Rev. W. JohnsorV1 and Miss Mae Winters of Holstein visit (1 a. day this `week with Mr. and 3. E. W. flan nah lot week. Mrs. M. Newman is home Inendins the winter with her daugh- in Gravenhurst. M... .1 R, `Fhnmon. Mrs. [13 "WW Ll Gong` Fill Out This Coupon Today: Consolidated Investments Ltd., V Federal *Bldg., Toronto, Ont. Gentlemen :- ' T Please send me, without obligation, map of Sudbury Basin andlmmediate districts. Name%......... Address . . . . .` D cRA1cf.uuns1' cnowiv Hll:.L_ _ 59ctin ..17ctin forT23c Slim X wannmcs g K4*X*'X**$ X*'X*>X"3*X`K4W X`$ F I-IUCKLE--WARNICA The home of `Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Warnica, 176 Elizabeth Street, Barrie, was -beautifully decorated` with a profusion of spring ow- ers and pink and white streamers on Wednesday, A ril 25, 1928, at 2.30 p.m., for t e marriage of their youiifest daughter, Birdie Irene, to . William C. ~Huckle, of Bracebrid e, only son of the 1-1.- 11.. .....`I tna Taken T-TI-Inlrln A? 3}"'1-a3'ebi&' e',' '5" sB'n '3} th late -Mr. and rs. John `Huckle. of '7 _...1-.. .`B1.....1n...l "I"La 1-nnhha urkn late 'Mr. anu Mrs. uuun nuuuu, w. London, England. The bride, who was unattended, was iven away by her father, and loo ed charm- ing in a gown of white silk at crege with tulle veil. She carried .....-... 1...cu'uua& n0 Enron!-Han-nlv UVB CDHIIIIILLEB. After considerable discussion the following motion was put on the books to govern the senior league. Each team entered will list five of its own group players to retain the identity or the group and the bal- ance ot the available players will be bunched and be drawn for by each team in the league regardless of their group It is hoped that this will make better balanced teams and `make for a better league. "FHA fnnnrlntr nfflnnvvu nrnvvn giant- e wwithg hie `veil. er? a sgaower bouquet of Sweetheart inlrntmn and Non A-P {Win \nIAV_ THE` snower bouquet UL vwwuuulluurug roses and lilies of the valley. The` Wedding March was played by Miss Gwynneth Hopper, of Tor- onto. The ceremony was.perorm- ed by Rev. Wallace Johnston, of Holstein, and took lace beneath a large white wedd ng bell. Fol- lowing the ceremony a receptionl I was held and congratulations and` good wishes were showered on the young couple who went to New, York for their honeymoon, the! bride travelling in a gown of rose`; beige georgette and crocheted. straw hat to match also smart sand. coatand a beautiful brown fox fur. the gift of the groom. The groom's favor to the pianiste was a pair of Dutch silver candlesticks. 'll'.. ._..1 IR..- Lfunbln. ns31` GAl:I` ' Blvlusue--uuu-1-wvv.` A very `pretty church wedding or local interest occurred at Central United on Tuesday afternoon, April 24, when Leila, eldest daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. J. F. McKeown, 142 Bradford St., was wedded to Wi1- liam John Lavery 0! Detroit. son of Mr. and Mrs. George Lavery. Fran- ces St., Barrie.\Rev. A. E. Baker officiated. The bride looked charm- ing in her wedding dress or shell pink brocaded satin and veil, with silver brocaded s-hoes and carrying a bouquet oi Columbia roses. Her maid or hon-or was Miss Agnes Lav- ery. sister ot`the groom. and her attendants, Misses Elma McKeown. sister, and iclara Icampbelli The best man was William F. Mcxeown, brother or the bride. The bride was liven away to her cousin, J. Camp- ell. oi. Toron 0. Following the cere- mony a reception was held at the home o!_the bride, the happy couple leaving by motor for a honeymoon to Toronto and St. Williams. thence to Detroit. where they will take up residence and in which city the groom has been located for nine years. The bride travelled in a green crepe de chine dress with-blonds trimmings, shoes. stockings. gloves I Ill `)1 QUCIJI. {U570 The dishes used at the wedding. breakfast are an heirloom of the |` Huckle family and are almost two: centuries old They were a pre-! sent to the bride from the groom's mother while on her trip to Eng-' land last summer. I G pan VJ. Iluuvu uanvv vw---.---- Mr. and Mrs. I-Iucicle` will res'i-1.1;`. in Bracebridge. ___-.1 ;.;. 1.1.- ......u:..... Women who like freedom of body and gure beauty will be pleased with this new Nemo-`Flex Chic model. Very light Rayon silk. No~*boning but hooked so rm- ly that it moulds the figure giving the straight. smooth line appearance. A model different from any you have ever Worn. uonoioooooooesoo. n u o n oo_u.. LAVERY-:MoKEOWN , -I_-_..-I. _--jJl Unifqrm Nemo `_`CljlC _ Mn. Cate: ii visiting with her daughter in Windsor tor a. week or In. The picture at the left shows a combination brassiere, boned and strongly supported with elastic inlets and one of the desirable Nemo garments. The little garment `at the right is all elastic and very durable for slight gures. Close. tting, giving proper hip control `and producing a smooth straight silhouette. NEMO WEEK AT S. W. MO0RE S FROM APRIL 30 TO MAY 5 THIS sToRE WILL CELEBRATE THE 13TH ANNIVER- SARY or NEMO-FLEX. SELLING. THE CHANGES IN THE MODELS DURING THIS PERIOD ARE AMAZING. EACH YEAR THERE HAVE BEEN IMPROVEMENTS AND _--- -- n-4 1--;--n-nu-u-;\no nuns` n--III: `tunic: Alul IIIIII A`II\ lIVIIII" I.f\I\'.`1 C M` l'\lQDl AV `III l'II\ll'|lVI-l'|L|Il`\.lc l.hl1\.oIl II'a'Il\ IIII-lI\&l'Ill1VI -anunuu mun. -we v 532? IS NO EXCI.-'.PTl_ON. see: THE NEW *cuc1<' AND `CHIC .MoDELs'B'1~TbiPi.X. Nunolutic Step-In $4.00 "3'? Special For THE aganu.-'. sxminen - igures, $5.00 s 'E OBITUARY E i!i&&&%E%&%%%%% MISS HARRIET L. BOOTH Miss Harriet L. Booth, second daughter of Mrs. Isabella and the late `William Booth, was born in VVhitevale but moved to Barrie with her parents when a child. She was a very capable and painstaking busi- ness woman, having been first as- sistant to the manager of the glove department of the T. Eaton Co.. `Toronto. for several years. Six years ago she suffered a. severe `nervous breakdown from which she never recovered, though everything that the best care and medical science could do was done for her. She slept peacefully away on Friday morning. April `20. `1-928. and was buried on Sunday afternoon in the family plot in `Barrie Union `Cemetery. The ser- `vice was taken by the Rev. J. J. Black of =Col`l'ier lSt. United church of which the family have been mem- bers for many years. The large numlber of friends attending and the `beautiful floral tributes testified to the esteem in which the late Miss Bootlh was held. Beautiful wreaths ` and sprays were sent `by the direc- tors of the `T. Eaton ICo., the Quarter `Century Club. the Glove and Hos- iery Depts.. Lady fEaton, the W.M.S. r of Collier St. United church., the 'staff of Victoria School as well as. `; many from personal friends in Bar- lfrle. `Toronto, `Ottawa and Lanark. ~ Out-of-town friends attending the vituneral were `Chas. Booth, Mr. and sissmsmmsssmse XHHKU I-UK` U. UBLI-U1` wuguu. The following officers were elect- `ed to pilot the association for the coming season: Pres.. Arthur Pugh: Vice-Pres" E. W. Kearns: Sec'y., Geo. Goring; '1`reas., C. J. Seitz. '7'HH Yin AH nf tho nlnnn +1-In IF In-JUU LN? V`/Cllllllls lllUBlUo The bride. who was given in mar- riage by her brother-in--law, Mr. Herb. Cook, was gowned inn poudre blue georgette with hat of beige and shoes and hose to match. She wore a. beautiful `diamond studded wrist watch -of white gold, the groom`s gift, and carried a bouquet of roses and lily-of-the-valley, and a prayer book. thegift of the rector. The bridesmaid, Miss Edna Simpson, R. N., wore a pretty gown of blue georgette with hat and shoes to match. and the groom`s gm, 9. sil- ver and pearl necklace. She carried spring flowers. Mr Jnmnn Wnrd tho 1-nnininnf nf ll'l_E UUITIVUUIV \JI-U9 Wiehart Campbell delighted at large number `of his "Barrie friends while singing over station CKGW last Friday night. His -numbers came over clearly and many requests poured in from `Barrie fans. Mr. Campbell favored` by singing After My Laughter Came Tears, for the special benefit of The Johnson Club" gathered at Mrs..A. Carson's, Small St. A second encore was sung at the requester Miss Jean Kearns, Allandale. LFUIII Luv l'UUl|l, was ucan. lllll. After the ceremony the bride and groom left for Toronto. From there they will proceed to Vancouver. Mrs. Fraser travelled in an ensemble costume of natural Kasha trimmed with silver muskrat. Upon their re- turn they wili reside at 82 Essa Rd., Allandaie. A6 a av\nn`n1 nnnnfunrn II. Ohm A11Irv\_ llllalludlvo At a, special meeting of the Alum- 11! on Wednesday afternoon. at the home of Mrs. Wm. Reid, Mary St., Miss Jukes was presented with a silver sugar and cream service. Miss Tate. R.N.. in a few well chosen words expressed the good wishes of the `Society, the presentation being made by Miss McMahon. R.N. Tues- day evening. at the home of Mrs. A. Henderson. Burton Ave., at number of friends held a shower at which many useful gifts were presented -to Miss Jukes. The esteem in which this young couple are held was re- fiected in the number and value of presents received. Today (Thursday. April 26), at 4 p.m., St. George's Church, Allan- dade, was the setting for a pretty and inlterestlng affair, when the marriage was solemnlzed of Flor-` ence Margeurite Jukes. R.N.. young- est daughter of the late Mr .and Mrs. Harry Jukes of Parry Sound, to Mr. Archie Clifford Fraser of Al- landale. The Rev. A. R. Holden of- ficiated ind Mr`. Reginald Goddem played the wedding music. 'I"vY-In hrln xv)-an mna a-ivnn in mar. 31111115 LlUWUl'5c M1`. James Ford, the recipient of handsome white gold cuff links, from the groom, was best man. Altna 4-kn nnnnrnnnu Han hrh-In ant`! [and hat to match, and a navy blue! tailored coat and fox fur. The out-I of-town guests were: Mrs. J. Mce-I .Donald, grandmother of the bride. `Huntsville; J. 'I`hompson, Lake of Bays: Victor. Gilbert and Harold `Thompson, Lake of Bays; Mrs. Geo.` I Parsons and Donald and Sidney, Se-i `guln Fa]-ls: Mrs. Merle Parsons: ,Norman McKinnon. Seguin Falls; Mrs. Samuel Canick, Washago; Mrs. II-I. Merello of Windsor. Miss Agnes! Lavery of VVIndsor, Mrs. Mzlrshall Love of Detroit. I Advertise hi The Examiner THE JOHNSON CLUB I-Hnf |(`ovv\v\|\n1I RAVI:-u-I-|l>n FRASER-JU KES uuu. wunusg .Lrunu., u. -1. Dvuz. With Wm. Bell at the piano the meeting spent a. very enjoyable half hour singing old favorite choruses. This Store is prepared to serve you not only with Nema- Flex Foundation `Garments, but with all Spring and ` Summer Apparel. ' S. W. MOORE Mrs. John Tafts, Mr. Garrett. Miss B. Gilchrist, Miss M. Taylor. M'1ss Palmer, Mis-s Dymond, Miss Snider, Miss Porteous, W. D. Robertson, R. L. Robertson, Miss Edna. Robertson, all of Toronto; A. G. Snider and daughters, Mrs. Dewsberry and Miss Mabel, of Vandorf. The pallbearers were Andrew icarson, Chas. Hunter. A. J. Sarjeant, A. W. Smith, W. J. Cowan, Dr. W. tRic hardson. Members of her family left to mourn her loss are her mother and three sisters, Miss Elizabeth and Miss Alberta. at home and Mrs. W. ID. Robertson of Toronto. George Gates, former well known railroader. died on Saturday, April 21, following 9. very short illness, be- ing confined to his bed for only four days. Up until that time he had been in fair heaith, retiring from the C.N.R. on pe-nsion two years ago. `The funeral took place last Monday from his late home, 54 Essa St., in- terment being made in Barrie Union Cemetery. Rev. J. B. Thomson of Allandale -Presbyterian church, of which he was a, member. officiating l Tho late Mr lining urea 9'] ivnnna wxuuu He was d. HIUIHUEI`, UIIICIEIIHK The late Mr. Gates was 37 years in the service of -the old Grand Trunk and later its successor, the Victor Orthophonic Victrolas Made Barrie Homes Happy This Week GEORGE GATES Fitting Service . Models Mrs. Ab. Buggies -"of Kew Beach. Toronto. is in the Toronto General Hospital. having undergone an op- eration for appendicitis. She is pro- gressing very favorably toward recovery. Mrs. Ruggles is the young- 'est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Mcwaters of Holly.