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Sum? The regular monthly meeting of the Edenvale Women s Institute was held at the home of Mrs. P. Gilchrist with a fair attendance. After the business Miss Cora. Fralick gave interesting current events, and Miss Marjorie Dixon read a splendid paper on Friendship. At the close of the meet-I ing there was a geography match which proved very interesting. The hostess served a. dainty tea at the close. Shanty Bay; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. She1s- well, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Ellsmere and daughter of Craighurst and Miss Myrtle Coutts of Bradford. r\.. u....:.. ....4-....... 1m... and `arm: f"o'IH.. LVLJLDJC uuuuuo UL J.JLa4\.L.LUL\4- On their return Mr. and Mrs. Cald- well will reside at Thornton. 15.- I-u_.._._.l___ _-.-..:._.. 1ur-....L. O0 WUH Wlu. LCDALLC an J.uuLuuuu. On Thursday. evening, March 28, about sevently-ve friends of the bride gathered at her home to present her with a. miscellaneous shower which consisted of many beautiful and use- ful gifts. EDENVALE WOMEN S INSTITUTE` Growing circulation is the best evi- dence of the quality of Examiner ser- vice. Liiringston Bros. Iftd. Reo Flying Cloud Car of the Month is now on display at Reo Showrooms co.-e: Bayeld ad Ross Sts. Barrie. Phone 291. srmuz TREES FROM PLANE 2 The department of national defence M Ottawa, has ordered a new Ford tri-; motored hydroplane with a View to-pl wards dusting the Ontario forests to check the ravages of the spruce bud- worm. The process has been success-| fully used in Nova Scotia. Montreal Cuts (W51 bad weather colds v He! , prevent constipation ~ ~-~ safe ; Good for all" wonderful for children _ for Any Weatherv-for Every Day Made Canadian Shredded Wheat Every package of Red Rose Tea is prepared with the same care-as if our reputation were to stand or fall upon that single package. .3 -, -;......_. -'-l-`-'_E_Kis goodteei RED ROSE ORANGE. PEKOE is extra gbtjzd _Eg.RN 6.00 T0 1o.oo A DAY _ ,. _ __ .1 l.`...._ _,.-.. ..1_.- ll-..`-n II-a-$86`. Ld"\l\l` UOVV I \I IVOVU (`I IJIDD Learn and Earnpart time Motor Mechlb ` ics, Battery, Welding, Vulcanlzlna H , arb-at- Wiring, Bricklsying Plaster! ind, Renurv Culture Work- ooduom F or Cuts, Brns ing, Beauty Culture Work. Good pouuonl open. Write or call, free lnatructivoboot. DOMINION CHARTERED SCHOOLS I63 KING WEST, TORONTO Free employment Service-(`oad to Coed _.__...._.... ncs, attery, vvelulng, V uncatusung nuu-w Bri klsying Plasteriv nne- ing,BeautycCultureWork.Go:)1 podtIonl % nnen. Write or call. free instructive book. There is no danger of infection if you bathe cuts and burns `with limment Abaorbine, Jr., the famous end antiseptic. It is good for treating i ..n.. .vm..=gm.sores.carbi1ncles, ulcers, nd It is good I0! ucm....5 oils, absesses, sores, carbimcles, felons and run-around. Absorbine, J 1-,, takes out the pain, arrests inammation, cleanses the sore or wound and promotes rapid, healthy u.-..u.... h in not in-easy and does not ` UITEBDI |uuuu.-_.-,_, _ w_ou ax_1d rapid, health heahn . it}:-1 not greasy and does Italn t e akm or clothes. Always keep . handy in your medicine cabinet. C"1`:i5--at you`; $37.47 At the end of a day's work, relieve .--..-..- fQIII:f\'\ lspfnrn paring. Close-u of 12:12 Re showing tinhx-tting Once Coffee is roasted /and ground, i ltmustbe promptlypackedinvacuum tins to keep its delicious flavor, other- wise the atmosphere will rob it of its` strength. Rideauliall COFFEE . PRESTON, ONT. _ HD9115. IJDIII nu, Warehouses. sy and quick to lay on new roofs 0!` nght and quick to lay on new roofs 1': b1: over old ones. Roll is made to `Council Standard` nu nlifv Send handy ' ounnlll Tot-ontt I OJ-ll Mrs. Carrie Wilson is on the sick list. up..- -v _...,_ v,LL x- I- -1.1.1___:._.. 1.. rs. Lorne Jebb 15- holidaying in Toronto. V on op.._,,,, :_ __!__`LI__ -, Ls- _,____._A._ .x.. -5 UL \JLIII\-II J. D. Kenny is visiting his parents in Gananoque. `lfun VI" A 'I\`r\`n 1-vxru-`F Qnluuvurlnvv `ncf \.l (ItLL(ltIA\J\-`\A\4a Mrs. T. A. Jebb spent Saturday last in Oakville. A1u,,_ ,4: n-1_.____L- -.._._L Juuuuub Ill UV 7' AA- Mrs. D. H. Coleman of Barrie spent Thursday in town. lruvnwa 117-11-an cpl:-Id;-u-I vvvltk his `now. COOKSTOWN Illilililllll II I `I I All KICIIX V LIIU v Bowman Allan of Toronto spent Easter in town. --.,._ Us vv nu_1_______ _.e 1-u_.__.x- ........L '|I||l1III|lIIlI|liIl||l0lI|l|IlIIlIIII! J-IILII. BUR Ill U\IVVLla Ivan Walker visited with his par- ents in Markham. -n a-..,_-; 1- 1-_n.1__.x.__. .4. LI. LIUIIIC ILL lV\Jl-VVI\4Ll- Miss Myrtle Rankin is visiting friends in Penetang. -r......... A.......I.m ..c 1'.....1.... r.Iv\nv\` Qnv~._ CIIUD ll]. JVLUIIISIIGIIL M. E. Groat is holidaying at his home in Norwich. u:.1.__ I.____LI_ 1-\_.-I-2.. X- ..X..lLl..;- RICE 1 itlulluo AAA L\aLl`4IIKoI:LL6c Lorne Arnold of London Spent Sun- day with his parents. Iifun `liinvumlnun n6` 'T`nvInnI-n cnnnf `mac- uuy Wild: 1150 ya4LuI.Auo. Wm. Ferrier of Toronto spent; Eas- ter at his home here. Maitland Porter of Detroit, Mich., spent Easter in town. Miss M. Wice spent the holidays at her home in Aurora. -u, ,1- -__.1 A..:.\_.-.. rI..I.......... ..&` 13,... LICL llUlllC Au. .LLuL\.uu. Jack and Arthur Coleman of Bar- rie are visiting in town. A`t\I! Ilnllllnn n 'T`nvnv1.I`n cnnnf Lu": nu: v1ouuu5 nu uuvvu. Alex. McMillan of Toronto spent Sunday with his parents here. 1\A ..n T an Dnlunn and I-Inna-hfov Wilnnn Duuuuy Wu/u Luo ynxcuuo u\.a.\.. Mrs. Lou Baker and daughter Eileen are visiting friends in Toronto. -mu-.. 1...... mm"... is Innvnn an-nin ad-`I-nv GIL`. vxmuug Lxacuuo Au &uL uuuu. Miss Jean Couse is home again after her operation for appendicitis. -run-.. Atvrunn urnann 1'1: nnnnlina H-an LAC} UPULGDLULL Lu; uyyuzsusuavnu. Miss Agnes Wilson is spending the holidays at her home in Beeton. rrn..- ........i1- .-.4 rlnnlrg-:1-nurn cnhnn1 awn Auuuaya nu Ll`-IL Al\JlII\4 au; 4.: yyyyy .. The pupils of Cookstown school are enjoying the usual Easter holidays. Norman Reed of B. T. Co., Peter- boro, spent Easter at his home here. Miss L. Heaslip of Stayner is holi- daying with her sister, Miss A. Heasiip. Roger Fisher of B. T. Co., Weston. spent the week-end at his home here. Milton Marling of The Dental Col- lege, Toronto, spent Easter at his home here. v :1- -nAr_v\...-..1.J Al-` TIN-nknnn-n lltil C Miss Lila McDonald of Kitchener spent Easter with her sister, Mrs. H. Watson. - n--.-1 -r-r_._..,..- -4.` 13......:.-. r-V-\nr\ 11 four VV'd:l/DUIL Cecil Henson of Barrie spent, a. few days last week with his brother. Levi Henson. -__ .1 11-... A Autism r\v\A Tnnlr HERE'S a breakfast treat that's so crisp it crackles in milk or cream! Kel|ogg s Rice Krispies. IICIIDUII. Mr. and Mrs. A. Couse and Jack Monkman of Toronto spent Sunday at `H. Couse s. ~ 4.-.: -Ar-.- 'r1......1- An-nnuv A4` I"n`._ LIULIDU D. -Mr. and Mrs. Frank Agnew of Col- lingwood spent Easter with the form- er s parents. Mr... ru.-.w..-m+.~ and can Arnnlrl and C1 D puxcxum. Mrs. Clements and son Arnold and `daughter Esther of\Toronto spent Eas- `ter in town. V- .I_ 11.1.... _D I\Lt-nu-A Asst` flnnqnrrn DC]. 111 UU W 11. Jack Baker of Ottawa and George of Orangeville spent Easter with their parents here. ' 1unm. Tunn r`*n1m-non in rn'no'roQQin!` pulcxlm ucxc. Miss Lynn Coleman is progressing favorably after her recent operation for appendicitis. 1ur.. nun! TU! -no flonv-n-n Pni and J.L_)L' uppclxuxuum. Mr. and Mrs. George Reid and daughter spent Easter with the latter s l parents in Beeton. 1.7.. and 1\/I've `D T B Rimm and ycu Cllln) Au JJ\.buULA. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. D. Simm son Jack of Toronto spent Easter V Mrs. Jas. Donnel. 11.1.. \r__... 'r......l....... -8 f\nl-nu-in T J-V11 D. (Ian: JJ\JL1ILL:lu Miss Mary Ingham of Ontario 1 ies College, Whitby, is holidaying ` Cookstown relatives. -r-r 1\...1....-- ........l `ltinnnn lnminn UUUISSLUWIL 1 crquvce. _ H. Quiney and Misses Marion and Gwen Wright of St. Catharines holi- dayed at Wm. Ferrler s. lkms Dnffnwcnn and cnn T.rwnn hf uaycu uh vvxu. .L'cLLu:1. 0. Mrs. Patterson and son Lorne of Toronto are visiting the former's mo- ther, Mrs. Wm. Corbett. ' mm. ......a mu... 1:! llrnvnmll nf `Rory-In Rice in its most delicious form. Toasted bubbles of avor. Children love them. Extra good. with fruits or honey added. Order a red- and-green package from your grocer. Handy to use in candies, macaronnsa etc. -Made by Keilogg in Lon- don, Ontario. D1161 , J.vu.`a. vvxu. uuuucuu. Mr. and Mrs. F. Maxwell of. Barrie spent Easter with the latter's parents, `Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Robinson. It..- AI-.. A......-.1.l van nk`n 4-A kn nnf Wu`. uuu Hun. Lwuuu. uouwnuouu. Mrs. Alex. Arnold was able to be out again on Easter Day after many weeks connement with a broken ankle. _.._s It... ~n....4. \n*......nu-u-I A? Dan. uuzuxucxucuu wauu n. Usunvan uaslsnu. Mr. and Mrs. Bert. Marwood of Bar- rie spent Sunday with the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Marwood. Harvey and Edward Splndloe of Toronto and Cliford of Beeton spent the holidays under the parental roof. nu..- 1:|..+In tnnnlnn-honn In? D. V U18 uuuuuya uuucl. uu: ycucuuou nun. Miss Ruth Cunningham of R. V. Hospital, Barrie and Lloyd Cunning- ham of Allandale spent Easter at their home here". 131-..-.. 1|t....l..I and. lknmvy 'lU|'n1UHHnr\ U161!` uuuu: ucuz. Misses Muriel and Mary McMillan, Marion Webb and Muriel McAfee and Messrs. Charlie Baker and Kenneth Kidd. all of Toronto University, spent the holidays at their homes. An-.. Dmu-I uvmma Nnillv Migans BIIB uuuuuya um uucu uuuaua. Allan Reed. Eldon Neilly, Misses Marjorie Dunning, Margaret Glass, Dell Robinson, Emily Gollop and Eva McMahon,. all of Toronto, spent the holidays at their homes hefe. mt... Illna Xxlnrlznrg nf the Pres- nouuuya uh uucu uuuwu u\.u.. The Willing Workers of the Pres- byterian Church held a most success- ful _bazaar on Saturday last. There was the usual sale of homemade bak- ing and candy. A very dalnty tea was served and enjoyed by all. 111--.. Alruxo KYA`DV hf `Rnrden- served 8.110. t:uJuycu. I); an. Misses Alzada Neilley of Borden- wood, Isabel Hayes of Flinton. Mars Ramsay of Orrvilie, Hazel Clute of Egbert, Syiva Coleman of Toronto. Gazy Kidd of Orillia, Olive Cooper of St. Catharines and Agnes Flynn of Belle Ewart and Ewart Kidd of King- ston are spending the usual school holidays at their respective homes. Lvxuuuu um auuuuu ----_- ,,,,., SR. IV--Phyll1s Barr 84, Norman Moore 80, Patricia Dunn 75, Delmore Inn-n OI ah-I AR S. S. NO. 2, MEDONTE Mount St. Louis Easter examinations --- -u...u:.. `Dani! Q4 Nnrmnn At C116 CIICI. O! I uay B WUl`l\, I.cuuv\. nervous tension before eating. 1 Wdgley s will refresh and tone you up-50 that you're ready to enjoy your food. I II1_,!..I__J- L_|__ JVIUUI-`U UV, J-wv Burnfleld 43. "3 TV__hm Burnnela cw. JR. IV-Dorcas Burnfleld 69. . SR. III--George Moore 83, Bernice Flanagan 81. Mack Parker 70. SR. II-Kathleen Murphy 95, Joe. Erawley 86. Mary Frawley 61. JR. II--M1chae1 Murphy, John E. Murphy. I I---Jean Todd, Florence Moore, Evan Miller, Mary Barr. , , | BR. PR.--Mac Frawley, Geraldine Flanagan. Melville Miller. .105. Dunn. JR. PR.---John Dunn. -VI IIIIII\V ISJDYCRTKT fhr P A c K~E'D\ NI ""UUll6l other-nu ianmmn GRIBIBIN, teacherl 1 and * with PRAYER God, though this life is but a wraith, Although we know not what we use, Although we grope with little faith, Give me the heart to fight-and lose. Ever insurgent let me be; Make me more daring than devout; From sleek contentment keep me free, And fill me with a buoyant doubt. Open my eyes to visions girt With beauty, and with wonder lit; But let me always see the dirt, And all that spawn and die in it. Open my ears to music; let Me thrill with Spring s first flutes and drums- But never let me dare forget The bitter ballads and the slums. From compromise and things half- done, Keep me, with stem and stubborn pride; And when at last the fight is won, God keep me still unsatisfied. Louis Untermeyer. ma - -----_. ' ..__. . .. __ . .. The regular monthly meeting of Guthrie Women's Institute will be held Tursday afternoon, April 11, at the home of Mrs. E. Love. A paper Sweet Sixteen-Its Dangers and Delights" will be given by Mrs. J. D. Gilchrist, also a. vocal duet by Mrs. J. M. Gil- christ and Mrs. J. D. Gilchrist. Roll ...__-_A. !5I_.-._L.. Extra copies or The Examiner may be had at this office or from Wm. Crossland, W. R. Keenzin and Kend- rick, Allandale. ULLLADV 04!-AMI. sunny. 0. -on Cal1-Current Events. The March meeting of Edgar Wo- men's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Gordon Lauder on Wednesday afternoon, March 13. After the bus- iness was dealt with a contest was given by Mrs. C. Ellsmere, Miss Jean McLean receiving the prize. Mrs. Ells- mere also gave a demonstration on stenciling. Another contest was then given, Mrs. L. H. Bigelow winning the prize. The next meeting will be held at Mrs. Jos. A. Cock*burn s on Wednes- day afternoon, April 10. GUTHRIE WOMEN'S INSTITUTE EDGAR WOMEN'S INSTITUTE IN WOMAN S REALM I `Janna-a Vvndnnun u-.--_-_._'_ A pretty Easter wedding was sol- emnlzed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. T. `Patterson, Edgar, on Saturday, March 30, 1929, at 2 p.m., when their eldest daughter, Lena, became the bride of Ivan Caldwell, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Caldwell of Newmarket. A II-|-_A...lA..- -1 r\uAAnnurH1A J.V1I'S. 1. 1". uuluwcu UL ncwunnanuu. Rev. M. A. Partridge of Queensville, cousin of the groom, performed the ceremony in the presence of about fty relatives and friends. The bride entered the parlor on the arm of her father to the strains of the wedding march played by Miss Myrtle Coutts of Bradford. The arch under which the ceremony was performed was of evergreens with Easter decorations. The bride was beautifully gowned in white satin with georgette and jet trimmings, bridal veil and orange blossoms and carried a bouquet of carnations and sweet peas. Attend- ing her as bridesmaid was her sister, Miss Mary Patterson, who wore a pret- t'y dress of sand owered crepe and carried a bouquet of daodils. Mr. Geo. Caldwell of Barrie, brother of the groom. was groomsman. The groom s gift to the bride was a necklace of brillitmts; to the brides- maid, a. leather purse; to the pianist, an umbrella and to the groornsman, gold cuff links. After 9. sumptuous wedding dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Cald- well left amid showers of confetti and good wishes for Toronto, Guelph and other points. The bride travelled in beige santoy dress and tweed coat with Ihat and shoes to match. Lnsaiv wuu uanuu-4 V- ------_-. Among the presents, which were numerous and costly, were several substantial cheques. nu_-..- 4-....... .. AIn6-Anna nffnnrna H161 7--. _-__., Then, after meals, W1-igley's helps ` igestion, cleanses the teeth, removes traces of eating or smoking- sweetens the breath. suosbanmn cnuquca. Those from a distance attending the wedding were: Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Caldwell and three sons of Newmark- __..a Mr... mm-n ('1n1rlnm11 hf U3.l(1Wel1 EHO EIIIUC suua UL nuwnuusn et; Mr_. and Mrs. Ezra Caldwell 01 Preston; Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Partridge of Barrie; Rev. M. A. Partridge of Queensville; Mr. and Mrs. C. Cald- well, Mr. and Mrs. L. Caldwell. Miss Jane Caldwell, Messrs. Geo. and Dal- ton of Barrie; Mrs. Jno. Caldwell of CALDWELL-'-PATTERSON xwmxmwwmwmwwwmg BOND HEAD K` % >X4>X0I4>X<>X<>X<%>X4>X<>X<>E&>X<%>I< Wm. Jardine is visiting with rela- tives in Toronto. _1-_-_ ___ __1_1 3., 41.- 1-\.__,.__ vnvvu ans ovovgavv A dance was.held in the Orange Hall on Easter Monday evening under the auspices of the Anglican Women's Guild. l"I'1`l.-_ _.__1 1-:1.-xr v1w1__-L,__- ,1, ,,- .1 rs- \II Halib- Thos. and Cliff. Whiteside and H. Kirby and Alonzo Fever motored down from near Coldwater and spent the week-end here. gnu any; x. Among the holiday visitors were the following: Harley Cummings, Fairy Watt, Aleta Gould, Mr. and Mrs. F. Tomlin. Jno. Barker and family, To- ronto and Miss Wilda Culbert, Bar- rie. 1-3.`: __.1_ -_ 4, __,u, 1 ,1, 1 n nave Fall wheat, which is one of our main crops, emerged from its winter cover looking ne, but a trying time still waits the tender plants and elds which are so full of promise now may as a result of high winds become al'- most valueless in the course of a week. Thlrldnfo AD! 4. 1929