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Cleaner, Presser and Dyer 10IDunlopSt. : mm 3 rhouzzn HINK what a Frigidaire automatic refrigerator would mean in your bean. Desserts_and ice cubes. frozen Whenever you wish; foods kept ata constant dry cold which guards against (cod spoilage; butter always firm, and -vegetables crisp. And never any worry about ice supply. ' WV " "'II J jilrigidaire is dependable. It is unbelievably quiet. It costs very little to operate. It is low in price half a million users know that Fri ldalro is an of ousebold ma ` commercial uso model: at very A in your borne rs electric outlet. Watch the Children Eat it with t/oevproven dgwndabzzzzy oat /ms wok wo leaderslup R. COULTER BARRIE, om`. and it can be bought on easy ternfsa` These facts have niade Frigidaire the overwhelming choice of all buyers-' rnore sold than all other automatic refrigerators combined. _ __ J _.`- AL.`- "r}&'SL':'i}}I;}'I63ns and see the new models-especially those with the beautiful new Tu-Tone cabinets. See also the cooling equipment which can In dwidchrgngg CODVCIC YOU!` Preset d ` I I "a:$1.:{'},.'4r,'}:.'.{ good 1ce-box. mto 9, Fri- >-` d1` d . .- $5313.; f,.':$';f,_,, gxdaxre at small-' cost. Eilliilliiii IN woums REALM it . vI0!0IOI0!0IOIOIOIOIOIOIOIOII srnouo womzws ms'rrru'r: __ _--_.:__._ _..._ |.-IJ An ska OIIIVUU vvvlvuusv V uvvu u n V - - The July meeting was held on the 5th instead of the 12th. the reiular. meeting day. Mrs. A. Martin was - the hostess. and an enjoyable after- noon was spent`by the twenty-tive -ladies present. The roll call we. well - responded to with a conundrum. The main businesswas a discussion re making the seating of the new hallzan objective and a motion that we raise as much as possible to-. wards it was carried. As a means ot raising tunds a garden party was planned to be held on July 25th, at the Township Park. Mrs. Rusell Constable read a splendid paper on "too-operation between Home and School which had been prepared `by Mrs. R. Sirnpkin. who was not able to be present. Another excellent paper on Hospitality. old and` new." was given by Mrs..H. J. Marquis. Thursday. August 9th. will be Girls` Day at the home of Mrs. H. Annis. Further announcement or the car- den party will be made. i VU'IU;1vIII-- vwuvuvun -vvw -- On Thuvsdtay, July 5. Churchill Junior Institute held 9. Jo1nt'meet- ing. with Bond 1-lead Junipr Insti- tute at the -home of vM~lss Bertha. Stewart with total attendance or 47 members. T 'l`kn 'n1nnHna- nnnnn hv inih memoer . . The meeting opened by singing Institute, ode and all repeating. the Lord's Prayer. The minutes of last meeting were read and.approved.~ after which the meetingwas turned over. to the president of Bond Read Junior Institute. Miss Lauraslack sang a very delightful solo. follow- ed by a very interesting paper on Canadian Authors read by Aleta `Gould. Edythe Carter played an in- strumental solo. Dorothy Andrews. gave quite a.num'ber at good reci- tations. Margaret 1Bateman sang a lovely solo. Iso'bel- Noble gave a paper on Icurrent Events which brought out many amusing events. Louisa `Slack played a piano solo. lrnl... nu 1541 nun- nun:-nnnn VIIIFH uUBCICQ 57061365 g-J0J'V\Q ill `CQUIIIV wvuvv "1`he`roll call was answered with va.oat1on_suggest1on\s, with many. good suggestions. The -`remainder of the `afternoon was spent in games. after which the-hostess served 3. An Into` lnnnh Yarn so nn that a. pound or 1: would reach. 4,000 miles has been produced by a factory in Manuhea-' ter. Eng. A rnanhlnn mhinh nafvnva mvgnnu L tub` W usuu L I Ealnw lunch. LEI`. A-1'5` A machine which destroys organ- isms in cream. so that It will not "sour for a week or more, has -been invented In Glasgow. Scotland. 1\/rnnuvuinnlfn `fnnnnnxnlnu urnn fha H1\v'6IH.6Ll U1 umaguwv. zuuuauu. V Marguerite Waedenmaler won the prize as the healthiest and pret- tiest three-year-{old youngster at the -Birmingham Meade Exposition. 3RIGIDAIRE- THE CHOICE or THE-MAJORITY O!-I`U,RcHlLl. JUNIOR mar. l\_ rlikunaaou -1111" K ..(`hnv\nh HUNDREDS ma pm IN ommm V SUNDA_Y_V;VOR_Sl-llP% Que.en s~ Park ls `Scene A of an Impressive ' Event. ' Dovercourt Band of Sal- vation Army Pleasesr T Crowds. Saturday and Sunday were big `days in Salvation. Army circles in Barrie, the occasion being the 4.'5th-anniversarg of the founding of the Army in arrie, marked by the visit_ of 1001. Robert Henry. Chief Secretary of the Salvation Army in Canada `East and New- foundland, also the famous Dover- court Silver Band of forty pieces; The band came highly recommend- _ ed and -fullled expectations of music lovers. The climax of the two-day. pro- am came Sunday evening in ueen- s rPark when several thous- and people, including many strangers, partici ated in a big`op- en~air service. he mass singing `of the old hymns to the accompan- `imenut of the band was particular- ly im ressive. It was a great crowd and t e singing was most hearty. Autos, two deep`, completely sur- rounded the par . It was a tting Sunday evening 0 en-air service particularly consi ering .`the op- pressive heat. The indoor service was cancelled. L -1.1_.-_-:_... LL- .V' VQIIUVIIWIJI 'Col.~fI-Ienry, in addressing the big crowd of all denominations, gave a short, but deeply inspira- _ tional- message. Adjutant Winnie Jones, officer in charge of Dover- court corps. also spoke, as did Col. Mc`Ammond. - CVCVCXIIIIIIUIIUO The band arrived about 5 o'clock Saturday afternoon in chartered Gray Line busses. They formed up 130- Han in}-nvennnnn hf -Rrndfnrd uray ume uusuea. llly .I.u:.`uu:u uy at the intersection of Bradford and Elizabeth and marched to the Post Office square where they were welcomed by Mayor D. F. l\'Ic'Cu'aig'. Rev. E. J. Whan. presi- dent of the Ministerial Associa- tion, also extended a welcome on behalf of the local churches. Col. Henry responded as did Col. Mc- Ammond, Commander of the Ham- ilton Division. in which `Barrie is located. The band played a march and Ensign Langford made the an- nouncements for the week-end s program. There was a large crowd. 1 -1..` ea. vcvvv Saturday night the visitors were banquetted at the Salvation Army Hall on `Collier `Street and paraded the streets at 7.30, holding service at the corner of Owen and Dunlop. The large crowd was driven- to cover by the threatened storm. The anniversary service and mus- ical festival was held in the Town Hall. The attendance was not as large as was expected, only about 200 being` present, due undoubt- edly to the sweltering heat. 'Col. Henry was in the chair. He spoke. of the accomplishments in Barrie during the past 45. years, of the stability of the corps. It was open- ed by Capt. Jack Addie. still fond- ly remembered, and one of the first lsalvationists in Canada. He is now living in California. Mess- ages whichhad been received from former officers were read by Col. McAmmond. These included `Capt. and Mrs. Everett. now in Sydney, N"-.'S., [Comrade Sam iBla-ckburn, of Toronto, Brig`. `Byers of Montreal. Col. George Attwell. Toronto. Col. Gideon -Miller now `Chief Secretary of Canada West; and nally a message from , Commisioner Max- well. `Territorial Commander of Canada East. ' vvvnnvuu-vu -1--rvu Amon-g the most pleasing items on the program were vocal solos by. -Miss Grace Gooch of Dover court and -Bandsman Cyril McEl- hiney, baritone soloist. to `band ac- companiment. While the band was playing a march the lights went out in that section of the town due to the electric storm. They were out five minutes. but the band nev- er faltered, finishing the march in the darkness. `muscunr o . crion ....... Sui: wafer Made Iv The Canadian Shredded Wheat Company. Ltd . Every item on the program was splendidly played; in fact the band impressed everybody as a specially RAINEY FAMILY HOLD REUNION St. Vincent's Park. Barrie, was the meeting place on Monday, July 2nd, of the members and -relatives of the Rainey connection, the old- est member being Mrs. S. A. Reyn- olds and the youngest Wardine Broome. After dinner the time was spent in sports. the following being fortunate winners in the races: uvuvvuu Tie race, Mrs. McLel1an and Bert. Rainey; needle race, Mr. and Mrs. Ross `Clement; biscuit race, Mrs. McLellan; wheelbarrow race, E.cW. Gough and Cecil Chappell; relay race, C_ecil Chappell and E. W. Gough; yard race. W. J. Len- hox; coat race, H. King and Reta Quantz: 16 years and under, Vera Chappell; boys. 16 years and un- der, Oscar Chappell; shoe race, Cecil Chappell; 6 years and under, Phyllis Sutherland`; 6 to 9 years. Gordon Webb; saucer race, Mrs. McLe1la1i. 6..::.-LI- ....:_..... ......._ -2"-.. 5.... II no * voqvuvun vv vaun- Those present from a distance were: Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Moir and Miss Jean. of St. Thoinas; Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ross, Toronto: Mr. and Mrs. W. Broome and Wardine of Mount Dennis-; Mr. and Mrs. F.` Bentley, Mrs. F. Moir. Miss Mary Allan .and Mrs. Mae Ramsey of Toronto. '\v_Ls-, ___:u 1.- ..2.--.. '1.--.. ..--..|. J.VL\o' IJI'.llGllo . Smtable pmzes were gxven for eagh of these races. Vvivlo v c u o n V v u Qvtww-rv `Baseball followed until the supper hour when Alfred Web-b addressed the gathering in 9. few well-`chosen words. ` I Avwlqlnvg VI. -vo vqovvu Notice will be given 'for`n.ext year's picnic later. - TI-II iARn_]]_ xguunmllt MUSIC well trained, high class musical or- ganization. Bandmaster Alfred Pearce is to be complimented. The playing of his organization drew much avorable comment. ,__.. LL- L_._'.1 ..--..J. iSunday morning the band went to Allandale where an open-air service was held. There was 9. big crowd present. A splendid meet- ing was held in the Town Hall la- IN every drug, dry goods and departmental store in the- ,,!iI l!..`.I ` -IN Vl')' urug, uay guuua uuu departmental country today you will nd the New and Improved Kotex. The New Kotex is unbeliev- ably comfortable. It is softer than ever before, cool and light to wear. Yet its absor- bency is unchanged, its effec- tive area the same. It is comfortable because it ts like a garment. Corners V are tapered and rounded to avoid awkward bulkiness. In Kotex you have-a soft, pliable napkin that can be adjusted to suit your own ideas of thickness. The old features of Kotex are unchanged. The same high absorbency that gives absolute protection-same deodorizing -same simp'licity of disposal. -- 5A Buy a Nox-v 60 for a box of twelve. ;All dealers /mve The NEW and IMPROVED KOTEX sou) AND SERVICED BY C. & W. MOTORS H. R. PALMER B. FRALICK Confidence 9 K 0 TSX The New Sanitary Napkih Which Deoddtizes MADE IN CANADA The many cars you see equipped with Coodnch Tires indicates the widespread condence of car owners in Silvertowns V_ 103 ter in the morning. Col. Henry gave a splendid address on the subject Handicaps. In the af- ternoon open-air services were held -at `Owen and `McDonald Sts. and later at Queen s Park. At 6.30 there was a large street service at the Five Points. Viv vnnv gcvv u. wanna..- The organization and prepara- tion for the two-day anniversary Acclaimed by Women Endorsed by Doctors Scientically Deodorizes* is to R I\ I'\ Y? use. 1!}. Frigidaire made in a` wide range models and for every Complete cabinet low prices, delivered ready to plug into any - r1dxru`uAt . into gidaire 1; ., . (\"l"t'\Il_Q `gs ~ . *:`i_. . X" program was in charge of Ensign Langford and entailed a great amount of work and effort, but was splendidly handled. He is in- debted to citizens who provided billets for the visitors and to the ladies of the Army who assisted in the details of the program. Advertise in The Examiner. ` Deodorizcs` 1-$ofter gauze ends chang; pliable ilex` absorbs amazingly; 2- Comm are rounded and tapered: no enl dence of sanitary protection; 3 -Deodoriz:s*-safe1y, thoroughly, by a new patented process; 4-Adjust it` to your needs; thinner. thick- er: narrower {IS TO- quired; 5- Easily disposed of} no unpleasant laundry. and 4 otbor important faturest 71w'mI.ay.JuIyI12. 1m *Kotex is the sanitary napkin d e o d o r 1 z e u scientic .8CCI. 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