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CROWN LIFE ! Agnew, canvas boat is given buoy- iancy throng.-`h be-mg stuffed with c. P. Which will you leave- arlegacy of d_ebts and worries or a bequest of happiness and protection? TB1A1~} C6MPANY 55 ELIZABETH ST. PHONE 405, BARRIE 1. tires 7 President Dodge Brothers Corporation I`l.'u.'..'nn n('f`lnmu!.sv rnrnnrnlinn nooobn-ow -a -1-.....---J ....r--_....-J - No other car has such lightning ick- up--suchgyllky smoothness-suc an unfailing ow of silent ower, effort- `lessly delivered mile a er mile, year after year. The Willys-Knight sleeve- valve engine `is always at its best. Powerful and smooth at the beginning, it increasesin power and smoothness with each succeeding mile. Remark- able freedom from repairs and carbon troubles are but a few of the many advantages enjoyed by more than 325,000 enthusiastic drivers of Willys-` ` Knights. With the new Willys-Knight Standard Six you will enjoy the satisfaction of owning the same t 'pe of engine which powers the carso ro alty and half the peerage of Europe. ou will admire the beautifully `designed bodies and rich colors, and you will be amazed that so many quality features can be offered for so little money. * %%'!?i$ Of that which transcends in im- ortance either Dodge grothers superb plant e mp- ment or Dodge Brot iers splendid dealer organization. For we have become the law- ful heritors of Dodge Brothers Good Name, with all the sol- emn obligation which that in- heritance implies. We have become the trustees of Dodge Brothers good faith to their customers, and it is ____ .__-.. ..L.... |.U Lucu. I.uaLuuu.:,a, uuu an. LG our purpose to execute that trust with delity. The priceless identity of all Dodge Brothers products will be preserved - as well as the sound policies that have made the words Dodge Brothers synon rmous with Honest Val- ue an Dependability. ` Dodge Brothers Works will continue to produce Dodge Brothers Motor Cars and Graham Brothers commercial vehicles. Dodge Brothers dealers will continue to sell and service them. J. H. NIXON, Barrie, Ontario The men to whose capable support the success of the Chrysler Corporation is due, unite with me in -ledg- i_ng erpetuation of odge Brot ers ideals, to the end that a Good Name may be made still better. -LIL Azvuey L.lA\lI.lA\-vna wv-t-V4 Division ofChry.c!er Corporation >ith iflatecl ti: The HON. GEO.'S. HENRY, Chairmcm. ` as Fag: Eievcn OHIO!` Highway Saiety Committee- celebration last saturuay. A three-foot lunge was caught --at Port .\IcNico1l last week. u....+ n-affin nut of Midland has -NGWHIQYKGI R110 :1 ucl elebfaation last Saturday. A ` 1-`lav-nn-fnnf 1unr_*e was Port Mcxxcou last Weex. Boat traffic out of Midland `been very` heasty this season. _.c , vv :~4..-lL...... '.-.0 f\u1Yio Huwnnnp _uca.uva.o. \{lA y........ ---._-_ -__ ,, _ Gravenhurst opened 1ts new pav-` ed main street With a big commun- ity dance. ' A A Ormia council is considering the advisability of making a charge for ` its` motor`: camp. z ' In the northern fi~:emen s tear- nament. held at Bu1`k`s Fa-11s, Grav- 'enhurst Won two events and Brace- bridge one. . nn Jnlv 18. D. Osman of Stayner I Dee}! very llUCl.)`__y qua B\-I-huvoou ` -Wm. H. Switzer of Orillia dropped dead at `his `planing mill" on -Aug. 2.; J..1.--.._; ......n.~.A Ha now 11217-1 bridge On July 18, D. of dug, from seed planted on May 18,` 9. potato weighing one pound, thir- teen ounces. V ' On Saturday. August \4, John Tanning, aged 10 years, of Toronto. slipped oft the rocks and was drowned at \VasdeZ1`s Falls. ' I l A contract has beenlet for a new organ in Knox Church (Pre.=1byte1'- Ian), Midland. `The price is $10.30!) and church alterations will cost $2,090. ' r:avan m-11151 bovs went camping Thursday. Augugt V16. Se'ven>Ori1`.+ia boys in a. stolen tent and then stole milk ` -tickets and bottles to sustain thenu, They were released on suspended` sentence. r.-\fter ).I;dland firemen won the `s11ver_cup at the Crzldwater tourna- ment they.we1`e tendered a banquet by the property rconnnittee ofthe` town council. , V (\nH1{a iu gw~.q1mH\' eettinsr `away; counc1~.. . Orillia is graduzwlly getting `away from the wasazeful flat rate for sell-. inglts electricity. By~Sept. 1. all} services with `ten or more lights; must have a nieter. | For failing to keep their stores. clcised on -the day spec:'ed by the! weekly half holiday bylaw several. Orillia merchants were fined $1` `and costs last week. M A +1-.a.;e cf'\'|c3 :1 mar beloncin. to and last week. A thief stale -.1 (`=`li` belonging \Vm.`Bannerman which `was parked on Main St.. St:~._vner. It was found . a short distance out of .town up- side down in the ditch. C. J. Hari`is,`f01`n1ei'1_v of Oriiiia. was killed at New B`.`unswic-k. .\*.1 J.,i on August 4 when an aeroplane; inwhich he was flying C`l`: lShd. He. was a cousin of A. :C. Harris, Oril-! ,,_ . | W: cw vvuuou \IC --. -. ,_ V, 11a. The 14-months-old daughter of John Montgomer`y. tenth line, Not- tawasaga, was very severely scald- ed when she pulled a dish of water; from the stove over her face, arms` and chest.` _ 1 Vkn XX?!-\h'r\afn1` Kw \,'\'H(\n\- huginess auu. Uutuu The ~Whimst_er & V\'i1cox business' in Bradford has been sold to S. W. Keown and F. C. T. Smith of \Yood-' ville who are operating a mercan-` tile business there and wi11_continue the storein Bmdford. - A nova uvwa cfnhh fixing` Fl tire Lin: \'\':uunoc._~.x u. u ....v.. ..,.._.... \\ ood-i mercan- store i in A car Wis stopped fixing a tire lh\"dIiS \\'1`U|.t'; In my official position as crown Eattorney, residence is reckoned as the town of Barrie. and consequent- ly I am entitled to mileage from Barrie to Orillia on all these cases. , , .u1d any disburements that are about Wilfred XX ood's. near Brad- Nope; for me t0im.m._ Cases Ems. ford. The lady was picking flowers mg in Bam.3e_ I am obliged to travel on the yoadsicle. A motorist. son of; from Ormia to Barrie Without any 117..-. 11-natl-aha nf` Rmnfnn. hOSS1b1V'i....:1,\...,..,. ..... ...n.'m,. ,1:,,1......5_,n,,3,.,_, qwhn the 1'0:-lctslue. A TI1UlUl'1.$L. sun UL} VVm. V\"e-stlake of Beeton, possibly: confused. turned his car over on top of the lady. At first thought. dead she revived and was brought in to the doctor and sent to-Tox;on- to in an ambu1ance.-\Vitness. "The big barn belonszing to B. B. Collings, behind the Holland `River: Inn, was burned on August 8 with a q-uant'it,v of `baled hay and other contents. Boat houses in the vicinity, also fell prey to the flames. Boats"; -belonging to -B. B. Co11`lngs. James Armstrong. Prof. Day were lost, and A. `Crake`s was damaged. The Broughton boat house was burned! but the boat was" saved. I A 1oMrrn d nn Ofrhhifl `T-Tnenina", '.1\?ewii1arket had 5 "Derry Day; ..1..1...`...H.-xu loci atnrdav_ Du`: the DOQI W315 SEVEN. uuc-u u U; A -large $40,000 ca-bin `I-Ioeningisted und. amphibian aeroplane. owned by the were alto; International Airways, Limited. car- Police M rying six passengers. in charge of` struct the Pilot Captain Charles I-Iaines. fell to appear near Beaumaris, Muskoka Lake. at vious `Mag 12 o'clock noon. Aug. 9, on the farm gal supp of Mrs. Fred Mills. One p1sseng`e:`ica`ses_ It was killed and `Captain I-Iaines ofito pay f< Toronto died of his injuries. 0ther| Attorney passengers in the plane were se.-- dollar, or iously injured. The plane was a imposed. total wreck. . "They t tornev in "BELL CHAIN MELT!-ID I 1;? sour or LIGHTNING ; T he Engine You ll Never Wear Out Alston school was struck by; lightning in a recent storm-`but was, nbt set afire. `In reporting the mat-l ter, the Femld tells of the ligh;--, ning"s freaks: I("`nHn1hinQ` nn mm the tower. the' n1ng's freaks: . ; `Olirnbing up into the tower, the caretaker saw a hundred and more? links of chain that had Fbeen at-` tached to the then. They had been- melted by the -heat of. the current and the -chain falling-to pieces struck the floor in a molten state. How the` floor escaped being set on fire and the whole building enveloped is a mystery which contains an element of good luck for the ratepayers of- thls town. I 1:\....n~.m~ R('l.1`I`\QO`A wnsx dam: to the` this town. , - Further damage was done .to the} building. The bolt of lightning en- tered the tower -by~crashlng a. `hole through ,the roof on the south side and making its exit by way of a neatly bored little hole a`b'out half an inch in diametexclose to the floor in the corner of the room. Mr. Skelton, who was overseas with the Canadian military forces, says the hole in the roof looks exactly like -buildings in France when the blg'Be'rthas found them the rs: -rm. Hm nhnin which was suspend- ` `To the chain which was su ed from the school bell a p wire ca'b]e about eight fee was attached. There is nothi sembling even the reduced remains of this wire to be f0 61:; vusnrnlanfi. nme. ` sc' abo J any-vralna nf fhiq ` VIII! _the , (vxctoma U0.lOI11Sl'.)V Pen No. 50, owned _by `T. H. Hay-V Ward, at Allandale `Poultry Farm. Langford. was 38.4 points ahead of the second `pen in the national egg- _1a.y1ng contest at Ottawa. mm. nnnfest is now in its thirty- FORMER: laying contest at Uttawa. ' This contest is now seventh Week, with fif-teen more weeks to go. Allandale Farm entries are all second generation `birds from registers contest winners at `Sid- ney, and five birds from the fam- ous hen No. 9. . lhnnn DVIA nhnnf 1,000 birds in hen No. 9. There are about 1.000 birds in this contest, including competitors trom other countries; so that when it is mentioned that Vancouver Island breeders hold first, third and fourth planes, the situation is gratifying to the. industry on the Island; . \'1I `I-I`nvwnrd'g hen` has 8.. total Standard Six prices from 81395 to 31525; S ecial Six from81575 to 81 45; Great Six rom $2365 to 83695; Re. .factory.taxea extra. ' The first woman physician in England was Elizabeth Blackwell. Miss Hattie Radcliffe of Law.- rence.,Kans.. has the record or not \ 'bein.a'bsent -from psunday School in the ast 52 years. - M -:ies have been invented which-`aid in; training animals and autom'a.tlca.i1y record` the progress the. industry me Jsxanu. Mr. .1-Iayward's pen` has _total of 1.`149 eggs, -scoring 1,727.3 points, the week : eggs beipg yty-six ` lllbuuu made. 13.1115 UL uu premises. ---:- ihest. ` ' | business -. Ada...-1 lads `I-xcxnn ar fn W,` I u-wv--- I (Victoria Jn an nwn: DISTRICT NEWS i'iB:ARRlElTE S` PROVE. GOOD _ .&_I-..I_l ouwv- ._ Jolonist) .11 HIV '7" 1 was suspend- .1 piece of 1: feet long` nothing re- nno.-? rncfa NORMAN M. MARSHALL `HENS LAYERS Juung re- ad melted found on penu- ce 11- A- M` i 1 MIDLAND IMPATIENT` 3 OVER H1c.HwAY's DELAY} I113`.-- 1'l...\4- \ l....... - _____ |% -. V ('Free Press) , From the present rate of going,1 the Midland-`Bfarrie Highway; or the`; north end, at all events, may be: ready for -traffic `in 20, 30 or pos- `sibly 40 years from now. \Vhen the contracts were let, several weeks; ago. the` public was justified in as-; suming that the work would bet _ completed` and the" roads fit for use i 9 d`uring`t.he summer of 1928. That} summer` is now fast coming to `an i I end and the only evidence of a new; highway from the north is `a fewif stakes and these were placed in the N gr und shortly after the frost 1eft.l Th claim was then made that thef-j work would proceed as soon as they! C road beds could be worked. Thatf excuse can no-1ong;cr be advanced,;I but it may be the frosts -of the 1923- 29 winter were `in mind, or pro-bab- * 13-` thefrosts of 10 _\*e."trs hence. In the meantime the public appe-ars,= to be the chief victims of frost so I if-ar as this l1ighwa_v is concerned. * ---T. i 1 !HORSE JUMPS ON HOOD 5 T 0F._L`.{:lfOh AT W.ASI-IAGOi \r- n$ cu- q--y--u-yw r (Orillia P:1Ckt-Ti 7,9.) E A very peculiar motorscnr acci-i dent occurred at \\'.~.slng-o on Tues- day evening. Hubert Clark and hisi three children, of .-\t`1er1ey. Joseph James, Atherley, and Al.bert James, Orillia, were driving home through` `XV-aslmgo, when a horse driven by -\Valter Brooks of Rznnona. sudden- ly -turned across their path, jumped {on the hood of the car. and put a ifoot `through the windshield. .\Ir. ;Clark, who was driving; at about ten miles an hour. brought the car ,to`an almost instant stop. On in- vestigation `it was found that no- .body was hurt. and that the horse `had only two or three slight cuts. `Albert James was struck in the eye -by\a piece of glass, but it did not penetrate. _ kn hnvan hn hmnn in the hnrhit he horse had been in the harbit of turning into the hotel sheds, and was determined to do so at all costs. even though the driver had Ino such 1ntention.,The fact that the motor car was travelling slowly: averted serious consequence. ' no peneurct Le. I n {CROWN ,A'I'l`0RNEY S mC_(}_gI_Jnl*JT CQITICIZEQ l\ Don t try to pass othenf cars unless there is room in your own traffic /4% line ahead C`l\\v\I\llI I \.l\aAu.\rn--u---r Orillia council is quite het up" over a bill for $796 from Crown At- Etorney Evans for attendance on Ii- .quor cases. | In nvnennfing hi: nonnunt. MI`. L irnposea. don't need the Crown A-t- torney in such cases any more than I need two`noses on my face, was the opinion of Reeve Holmes. It was s,outi`age0us that the Council should ,; be called upon to pay -bills like that, to enforce a Provincial law out of _ ; which the- Government was making _ ; money. Some of the cases appeared {to be against Indians. \V'h_v should ,' Oriilia have to pay for enforcing ; the law outside of town? The Coun- '_`cil would soon have nothing to do 1! but collect taxes. cases. 1 In presenting his account, Evans wrote: . nu. ...... .-.0.-.:n1 nngdnn -.1: nvnxvn ;I1`0T]1 U1'll11`cl [U D:-.u`1'1u \\1LuuuL any mileage or other disbursemenvts. The Liquor Control Act provides for my attending on these C;-139$." 'I`1-no n-.5-mm-e nf than '(`m1nr~i`l attencung on tnese C3l.`.t'S. The members of the `Council did not dispute the legality of the hill. `but were indignant that -the Government, which !gets large revenue from the Liquor Control. should shove over on to the town \the cost of administering the ,Act, and. in any event. questioned ;the need for having the County Crown Attorney appear in any -But important cases. Ainivmnn Martin. ohair-man of important cases. Alderman Martin. chairman `Finance. said this was a new bur- lden on the tqwn, which had not ex- isted under the O.T.A. The Council `were altogether in the hands of the .\Iagistrate, who could in- the County Crown Attorney whenever he saw fit; Pre- '.\Iagistrates had not found le- !gal support necessary in trifling icases. was absolutely ridiculous ito fees to the County Crown I Anny-nnv in nnsne whom: fines Of [I0 pay Lees LU Lue k,.UuuL3' \,Luwu `Attorney in cases where fines of suspended sentence, were imposed. I Wrhmv nn`l' nnp the (`,rn\\`n Ant- Buy {our Gutta Perch; Tire: and from THE RRIE EXAMINER \ll 5 uuv `pun... ---..-_ lain your next lube urchasc an investment -'-at a GP" Pure _ um Tube. These high Quality tuba main their strepgth throughout ;. . a long. usdul ltjc. 1 ?!'r.F?!e%'r Tubes Pure Gum Cushions to Absorb Battering Brunsing Road Shock: ' Bead Rcinforcemehts Protected by Pure Gum Cushion: ' Pure Gum Cushuons at Penn of Gtenest Flexing Slfll --a Wohderful cushion feature exlusive to, G. G. MOORE The municipa1,c.ounci1 of Sunni-` dale -met on August 2 at ssunnidale Corners with all the members pre- sent. -~ A 'I`\-un FA'\1`ll\'l':V1(3` (\nYhl'YIlAIT'!ir'|l}inI'lQ sent; ~ V A The foowing communicaiions, etc., were -presented: A. G. C__avana, township engineer, `re proposed `change in Nevills drain; County =C1er1 { stating that the county levy `for 1928 is $18,001; Hydro Electric Commission, re-lights at Wasaga `Beach; report of E. Rogers. sheep ivaluator, reporting 1 sheep. of F. f.\Iumberson s killed by dogs, valuel $16; petition of Rev. J. Buchanan and others asking that Frances St,` \V asaga Beach, be imroved from }Peter St. east. A \ E . \ .......I\.~... A4! nnn.-nn~a`e xvnra nr- ;pitSSLlZ-- _ E That lightning rods {from the Phillips C0._ uiale `Corners hall. l Thar fhn r-mmrv 19\"v }r'.eter at. east. \ } A number of accounts were ord- iered. paid. . . - I ! 'I"ha t`nHn\\`n9' I'43_ - were i ,e1't-:u. pfstxu. ' _. 5 i The following resolutlons -Were: ; passed:- ' V ! Thar 1=n-hfningv vna hp nrdered ;Qa1e L.'01`ne1`s.' mm. - That the county levy be paid by {August 20 in.order to secure the : discount. - s mun. . +1.-.:;~ ;.nrn'-n-H ar1~?ruu`h hi` CIISCUUIHZ. _ ' L That this council adjourn to` Emeet `inTthe h:1ll,..\'ew Lo\ve`.~1, 011' ;Tuesday, Sept. -1.` at 1 p.m. l I * ~, I 3 The price of $27,000 was paid far; 1 an Oliver Goldsmith n1:1Tnu-scrip: re- recently at a London auction. I -- _ A _ A'\ _L_..-. The upper part or an S-story` [building in Pittsburgh is to be j;1ck- 3 .e.d_. up and a nerw story inse1`t~\-dg `between the first and second. I y i 1 . SUNNIDALFCOUNCIL Strum It is now ready for your car- the best money's worth ever offered in the tire market-a tire with Pure Gum Cushions bu51t,into the cords to absorb the crushing blows of the road. Here is a super- `feature that protects against cord separation and bruising; a series of reinforcing bands of pure gum which lengthens the life of the tire and ensures many thousands of ADDITIONALIVIILES of CAREFREE U-sav nouns.-u-v . motoring. DBEE.BRBTHER METER EARS -P/\4S. mam] AN9 `mu RE ALLANDALE You, more than anyone else, are entitled to know the pur- pose behind our recent acqui- sition of the assets and facili- ties of Dodge Brothers, Inc. For upon` that purpose de- ends the security of your investment in Dodge Brothers products. In acquiring Dodge Brothers, Inc. for the Chrysler Corpor- ation, we have secured one of the largest and most modern automobile factories in the world and with it an organi- zation of exceptional ability. We intend that these facilities shall be utilized to increase the value and quality in Dodge Brothers cars and Graham Brothers Trucks and Motor Coaches. We have secured, in addition, a dealer organization that has always been recognized as one of the finest in the industry. It is our intention to deserve the continued loyalty of this group of substantial, progres- sive merchants by making it possible for them to enjoy in- creasing prosperity through the saie of Dodge Brothers ._-- .l-- ...... I.ll\r uuav 1. products. We have secured, moreover, be ordered I for Sunni-I Marks New Era. WALTER P.CH RYSIJEK v--j in l3_a]loon Tire Construction IT is me that Willys-Knvi ht has long -held front rank with tl~1e__ world s most luxurious cars. That it has long placed the seal of distinction upon its owners. That it has long been nouce. ably the car elect of the socially elect. But today, I) virtue of mounting sales and trmene ous manufacturing,.facil- ities, it is possible to incorporate the world famous s1eeve.valve motor in a .low.priced Six containing all Willys- Knight s quality supremacy. 17. ..1.__. --.. I.-- ......'I. 1:...1.....:.........:..1.