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ou Cannot Cut Out Bog Sgnavin 5.-or but ou can then: nlammv an tltanrnnzhlu with Ahnnnhlni ... uaya ucxc wwu UBO. uun. The play ``Uncle Tom s Cabin" which was given in the Town Hall here on the 18th inst. drew quite a. I good crowd. IE/Ii'ss Mary Lauder is visiting in Tor- on 0. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kissick spent Sunday in Orillia. 1\/HQRQQ T\/l'a.hn'l anti Donn "|"'hnn-uncnn June 25-Cecil Pugh of Chicago is spending a. few holidays witnhis par- en . {- Mr. and Mrs. Abner Ball entertain- ed all their daughters and sons-1n- law from Toronto and Mldhurst on Sunday last. Mrs. Thos. Sutton and family of Vespra spent over Sunday in this V11- 11:09 LHUBU auuuuu u.upa-vwu, Z7 vauueu $10.50-were given to Shanty Bay sc ool by Mr. Mackellar to be award- ed every year to the best all round boy and girl pupil. The final decision in regard to popularity, which is one of the requirements or the scholarship, rests with the whole school who elect their choice by ballot. Tho nnnitinng ntf an anhnlan-shin IULH5 Wlb uer purenbs ncrc. Mrs. Elphick is entertaining the W. A. this (Tuesday) evening. Mix: Aldm-gnn gnnnf. ffhn wnolnnnti 1. uua \J.ucaua_y') CVCHLIJE. Miss Alderson spent the week-end with Alliston friends. `Tcifn-no 1311:-inn:-r G-Ina 1-rrAa1p_Av\5I.I `III mgc. A Miss Laura Graham, R.N., of Barrie gs` spending a. few days with her mo- . B1` - ' -v--. --.--v-v--- av-vs-q---In Congratulations to Douglas Muir and Verna Sanderson who have been nnnn-m-`Ari Fhn ll onIrnY1nI- Q.n'kn1nva1\'I'|-so IILLU VCLJJG DGHUCLMJH WLJU LKVB CCU awarded the Mackellar Scholarships. These scho1a.rsh1ps-two, each valued at 10 5-wm~n xrhmn tn Shani-.v R4111 June 24-Mrs. D. :13/Euler is spend- ing a few days this week with her 315- ters and father at Lefroy. Jns, M'adim:_n nf Rm-1-in 1: via. 9}: UIYYUDHCIS, DEITIB. Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson, Carl Thompson and Mr. Hartley motored to Owen Sound on Sunday and spent the day with Dr. and Mrs. Brownlee .1216 Mr. and Mrs. McDonald. (Ian Mair smnnf. a few davs last new uuu mum: uh uexroy. Mrs. Jos. Madigan or Barrie is via- iting with her parents here. Mrs 'F!'|`nhit-It is Anfnrfninino {ha 137 'w}n Mackellar scholarship u-u-wand-u`|n+nna GA T\t\IItu`An I NEW CROWN HILL .33.. I!-!ll.i.l..SDALIJ WYEVALE % iUTOPlA EDGAR Wellington Nesbitt, who iii-ed on R June 17, 1929, at his home at Gilford, was -born on lot 20, con. 14, West Gwillimbury, June 4, 1854. After his marriage he went to live in Duluth. some years later he went to Michigan, returning to Canada in 1913. He was a Conservative, and a member of Coul- son s Hill L.0.L. Two years ago he had a slight stroke of paralysis `but improved sufficiently to be able to de- liver mail for two months until he fin- ished his contract. In January of this year he was taken very ill but made a partial recovery and was able to be up and around almost every day until the Thursday previous to his death when he was taken suddenly ill. His wife survives, together with two sons, James E. of Gilford and J. W. Roy of Aberdeen, Wash. He was the last of a family of ten, seven -brothers and three sisters. Interment took place at Coul- son s Hill, June 19. Rev. A. D. Cousins took the service, assisted by Rev. T. J. Dew. Pallbearers were Willoughby Nesbitt, Roy Bell, Fred Ritchie, Elmer Rothwell, Ted Nesbitt and Harry Al- len. Freinds were present from Tor- onto, Creemore and Alliston. HUNG W111 U9 1'ULUl1uUUn One woman put on 15 pounds in nix weeks. Chi1'd\ren grow robust and strong-feeb1e old people feel younger in a few weeks. 3 .__-..,. --_-..__ -_...-- - An old and highly respected resi- dent of Oro, passed to her eternal re- ward on June 30, 1929, in the -person of Mrs. Janet Perry, who died at her family res1dence on the 5th concession of Oro. TIK-we "Dawn-11 uvkncn vnrnirln-\ ...n....- ....... Mrs. Perry, whose maiden name was Janet Crawford, was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Crawford of Oro Station and was -bom eighty- four years ago on the old Crawford homestead, now occupied by Ernest Crawford. She having lived the great- er part of her life in the township in which she was born, her demise is mourned by a. `wide circle of friends which was indicated by the many beautiful floral tributes. ` TBA Hanna cor? vunn I-v\1\sovI:o\aJ pd -.4-- uu_y. Mrs. Perry had been in declining health for a number of years and for the past two years had been confined for the greater part to her bed. Being a devoted Christian nothing gave her more pleasure than to read her bible and quote her favorite hymns. She was a member of Oro Crawford Church which she attended regularly for years while health permitted. In the ceme- tery of this church her remains were laid to rest beside those-of her hus- band on Wednesday, July 3. The fun- H1111 U11 J. UCbLly UVC111115. Gerald Anglin and Miss Kathleen Burns of Toronto are visiting their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Emms. On Saturday, June 29, the United Wat-1-nave f`1\_nnnv-nun (`.1111-\ rni'l'| hnh-I JDULLIB UL LULULII/U U41`: VIDIULLI5 UL-ICU. Farmers Co-operative Club will hold their annual picnic to Kirkfleld Lift- locks, via Orillia, returning by way or Beaverton and Orillia. uauu yxcucucaacu ucx mzxuccll _Yt:a..l'b'. Mrs. Perry was a very active woman and being a home-lover she devoted her long life to her husband and her family. Being a. wprnan of noble prin- cp1es, she lived a life of highest integ- r tv. ` June 25-Leigh Bros. of Hawke- stone have the contract for building a. -barn for Jones Emms. The old barn has been completely torn down and will be replaced by a much larg- er building. 1\ll'r and Mr: Jnc `lmmc-cnnnft Run- m1\7I;.;;;35'1\/Irs. Jos. Emms` spent Sun- day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Nelson, Cookstown. `Alfie: Dnfn `Rnodnu hoe hnnn anon:-I- IJWIELLU L` CLBULJ, \JUULDlA)W11- Miss Reta Beasley has been spend- ing her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Beasley. 'l\/[Qatar Orvi11n MoArf.h11r um: nnfnr- J-V11. Ill LVLLD. IJ. DCHDICJ. Master Orville McArt.hur was unfor- tunate enough to sustain a broken arm on Tuesday evening. (`.431-nlri Analin nnrl Mice T(nf,`h1nnn l'Mal O!l'5, Uooxswwn. Mr. and Mrs. Arleigh Taylor at- tonded the Gould re-union at Bond g on Saturday. . and Mrs. Carl Thompson and umily of Toronto and Mr. Hartley ham Bault Ste. Marie are visiting mu Ju. Thompson. M158 Marjorie Conway spent Sun- day evening with her friend, Miss Jnriorie Buie. Will Carruthers is visiting with his 1Ao,"fDr. Walter Carruthers, Mount lliiiiiiim OBITUARY an '11 'I0I0I0I0I0I0I0I0X0I0I0I0I0I0I1 IKISS JEWMA GOODFELLOW Miss Jemima Goodfellow, who had been in frail health for some months. passed away at her home, Seventh gs, Innisl, on Monday, June 24, `I'\nnAa|_-an-1`v-non in `lung and-1.. -A-.. .......'I UH ) UULIC U- Mrs. Whaley was a. passenger in her huSba.nd's,automob11e when it collided with another car driven by Leslie Brill, the well-known hockey player of Guelph, at the intersection of Paisley and Glasgow Streets. `Mr Whnlov Au-nun:-`I nnu-nf.hA.ri `hnf. uuu LI'1l5UW QULCCID Mr. Whaley escapd unscathed, but his daughter, Mrs. Thompson, and Mrs. Whaley both suffered injuries mhioh nnnnnuifafnd thnir rnmnvnl fn ulV&Ko Wllly DUN} D|Ll1U1'CU. uuuncs which necessitated their removal to the hospital. The body was taken to Toronto for burial. IA :-a 1`lT1nn'|nn nine -IIn'_x`1 `Jo-trncvvvu `A n J. UIULI DU 101' Ul.Ll{lU41a Mrs. Whaley was well known to a number of Barrie people. Her husband was in the office of Mickle, Dyment & Son for a number of years. They left Barrie about 25 years ago. Mr. Whaley gas been employed with a. Woodstock rm. QCULEC ULGWLULU, \J1'U. The members of her family are: Harry Perry, Alfonso, Man.; George Perry, Oro; James Perry, Eldrid, Sa.sk.; Mrs. Mary Crawford, Toronto; Mrs. Wm. Rayner and Mrs. Emma. John- ston, North Bay; Mrs. John Davidson, Barrie; Mrs. Lorne Bennett, Sudbury; Mrs. Albert Sampson, Oro. Her hus- band predeceased her sixteen years. Mrs, Perrv was 2. vprv nptivn nrnnnan D-IID. Rtllxfh J. vvuzucy, ageu 0'1, 261 St. Clarens Ave., Toronto, suc- cumbed June 21 in Guelph General Hospital to injuries sustained in Guelph in a. motor accident on Sun- day, June 9. Mr: Ilihnlpv was A. nnguznanr in `hau- UITGIUI/llul JJULGJ ULLIJUUUD. The deceased was married sixty- eight years ago to the late George Perry of Essa in the St. Thomas An- glican Church, Shanty Bay, and their union was blessed with ten children, nine of whom survive. She is survived also by one sister, Mrs. Isabella. Gra- ham of Shanty Bay and one brother, George Crawford, Oro. l"hn rnnrnhm-v: nf haw *Fnrn1vy Arn- U1 yxc. rity. 1\/l 1 $863. Deceased` was in her 60th year, and was 9. daughter of the late John and Esther Goodfellow. The funeral service was taken by the Rev. L. McLean and interment made at the Sixth Line Cemetery in the family plot, Wednesday afternoon. There are left to mourn her loss two brothers, Robert and William and three sisters, Miss Fanny and Mrs. Jos. Duncan of Seventh Line, Innisfil, and Mrs. Gilbert Nelson of Buffalo. mgdlfnnd Mrs. John Mair and Miss Dorothy Smith spent Sunday with I. `J. Oarruthers, Barrie. Mr and `Mrs Jn}-m Thomnson. Oarll Mrs. Herbert T-. Whaley, aged 5-4, 61 R1: (`.`|n.-ran: Am: 'T`n1-nnfn nun- WELLINGTON NESBITT MRS. JANET PERRY OR0 TSTATION eral service, which was held in the church, was very largely attended and was conducted by Rev. C. R. Spencer of Shanty Bay assisted by Rev. R. McRoberts. The pallbearers were: Jos. Packard, Wm. Packard, David Roberts, Jas. Stoddart, Wm. Campbell, Angus Cameron. W111 LCULILC DVVULJCA1 VL1110 a.LJu. vuAsuLAuu. If you will get a two-ounce original bottle of Moone s Emerald Oil (full strength) at any first-class drug store and apply it night nd morning as dir- ected you will quickly notice an im- provement which will continue until the veins and bunches are reduced to normal. `H_-__9_ 'I'.1_.___iJ l'\3I 3- A `an-on-`no-a LJUL Ludlh Moone s Emerald Oil is a. harmless, yet most powerful germicide and two ounces last a very long time. Indeed, so powerful is Emerald Oil that old chronic sores and ulcers are often en- tirely healed and anyone who is dis- appointed with its use can have their money refunded. Douglas Drug Store sells lots of it. 6 Rug Gently and Upward Toward the Heart as Blood in Veins Flows That Way uuuu apcuu ULLC WCCACUU an d. vvu.u.u 5. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson and Miss] Rogers and Miss Milne are at their cottages. wm pn+`n++ ac ;n.+..11:... .. .......1:.... gnu Mr. Ina .Iv.I.r5. IVLCUUIIELCK. Geo. Moir spent a few days last week with friends at Orillia. Vlnltnrn nvnr the week-end were cvcL_yuUu_y uau U, guuu bunt. There was a good attendance at the picnic at Killarney Beach. Some good games were played. Nobody got hurt and all enjoyed themselves. This pic- nic has -become a yearly event and is a - sort of reunion where people meet friends they have not seen for a. year. A vmmg srm nf Rngg Rhplrinn nine uucuuo uuc_y uavi: uuu accu L01` 1!. yum". A young son of Ross Sheldon was hurt when struck down by a car 0 Saturday evening, but he was not ser- innclv in inrn Daouxuuy CVC11. iously injured. Mny people have `become despon- dent because they have been led to believe that there is no remedy that will reduce swollen veins and bunches. `P: -_.... ....`II ....\L A J-.'up. Ax!!!-taut` psooln-Inna` July 1-Mi1dred Whan has gone to Buffalo for a visit to her aunt, Mrs. Relph. `Dav T-T nrinn A4" "l"n-nnnl-A .2411 kl` LVCLyL$. Rev. H. Bridge of Toronto will be the preacher at the Baptist church next Sunday evening. Erie Whan of Fort Erie was home for the holidays and has gone to take a. summer course at Toronto Univer- sity. ` M1` DYIH I/[Ft D `IT 'LTn'l4'{o'h A5 "Fau- on/_y. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Hulfish of Tor- onto spent the weekend at J. Whan s. 'l\Kr onrl T\ll'v 'T'hnn-sn:-nu and 1\/rip... D6111`; all 111D pldil. There was the usual crowd over the holiday and with the ideal weather everybody had a good time. 'T`hP'l`P WEIR 9 crnnri affanrlonnn of {Jan HOW TO REDUCE % VARICOSE VEINS cuuvngca. Wm. Ruffett is installing a gasoline tank at his place. Thorn urn: fhn ncnol nrnnnl nun 4-kn route on weqnesuay. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Buie and daugh- tn Marjorie spent Thursday at Will Fgu.-rson's, Cookstown. Mr. and Arleizh Taylor EIGHT BODY STYLES: '12 10 TO `I305 r.o.b."i'ORO`;\'T0 N INCLUDING ST?;\r"z1;:a`13n13 EQUIPMENT D01: 5 13 I271:-a Mag 5 LIVINGSTON BROS. LTD` hold everything I BELLE EYVART Comer Bayeld and Ross Sts. Barrie, Phon 291 Miss Gertrude Ederle, rst woman threatened with deafness as the (991353 to swim the English Channel, is of her swimming exploits. gminion Royal Cords are the standard by which tire are judged - Royal Masters are in a class by themselves; We have Dominion Tires for every car at popular pnces. D.0MlNlON"|'lRE DEPOT BARRIE .......... -. ANGUSNMM SUTTON ..... nu THORNTON... Brothers Six will spoil you for any other type-perfect equalization, ~$IVI`I3I'jX %%lIo vji June 24-Mr. and Mrs. Norma . shell and Arnold Moquay spent uaday at Jos. Bowman's, Knock. Everette Lougheed attended the 196413: 01 his brother Charles in To- route on Wednesday. Mar. and Mrs. Jas. Buie and damn- maximum safety, velvety smoothness, self-adjustment, easy operation. This feature alone makes a Dodge ride 3 new experience in motoring. Try it out. EIGHT BODY STYLES: *1210 31365 r.o.b.TORO`;\'T0 STANDARD FACTORY We have absolute confidence in these Dominion Tires?- We have watched them in service and we know they will deliver the mileage. HEN you plan that trip, be sure to plan your tires": You can t enjoy yourself if you re worrying abouf blowouts all the time. Drive around here and let us equip your car with Do` minion Royal Cords or Royal Masters. They are 6? sound foundation for a carefree holiday. 'on't lgt tires CHRYSLER Morons PRODUCT ..Livingst0n Brothers Lim.te(b' .................. ...H. McCracken & Sod ........................... ..Imperial Garage A. McQuay j ` VVQL L. Choi and ` (tub). Inex `...L . day 10,000 women buy a bottle of Lydia E . Pinkha.m's Vege- table Compound. They know that than is no better remedy for their troublesome ailments with their tccompanying nervousness, back- gohe, headache, blue spells, and rundown condition. A139 at reds Luau. Tell him it's the only wa to `take those grave-like hollows rom his cheeks and neck. $-11 1n:vvu $Ln$ `MIICQZAIJ A: EUNNIDALE CORNERS Tun A 01411:: and "II AP!!! Buy Advertised Goods. (Last Week? TCo1-respotfldence) Deer sinews and tiger bones are used in China in preparing tonics for invalids. U511 CC WCChD- Mr. and Mrs. Vanderwater of Tor- onto spent Sunday at Jas. Peacock s. 1.7.. .......1 an..- 1-- tn-..-I-L-__ _Auu-1-.. V . . . v - - . . v -nvvuoai-19-1.] uv vwuo avulvvvn on Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Carleton or Tor- onto were the guests of Mrs. A. Ward on Sunday. Mit DDQY1 T-`lnhhnrf nf T-T1ar1a1n 1v{a_ Tell him to take McCoy's Cod Liver Extract Tablets for a couple of months and get enough good healthy esh on his bones to look like -a real man. fl":-:11 1n3vn :#`n J-Rn l\VI11'I (nan +11 U11 Duuuuy a Miss Pearl Hubbert of Hillsdale vis- ited with Midhurst friends recently. Drawing gravel seems to be the or- der of the day. Mr: Rnlrnr `Mr: `I?! Tlfnnlre `Mr and ucx Uu. nut: uuy. Mrs. Baker, Mrs. E. Weeks, Mr. and Mrs Sam. Weaymouth of Toronto were the guests of Mrs. Forrest Wa,11w1n on Tuesday, the latter remaining tor a few holidays. `XI arnnvnn -nia'h.+ I\V\A'l0+l\!| l'|.`D`D 1. I: w uuuuuy. W. Cameron, nigh-t operator, C.P.R.. Midhurst, purchased a. Ford runabout recently. Mfr nn `K/H- NI n'i'I llnlinnhnwn AC A {FUCK} (My . Mr. and Mrs. Neil McEa.chern of Toronto are spending a few days at Morgan Orrock s. Mice (`.1-nnn (`$i'l'l `hon nah-n-mad arnsv June Tl/Eris.` J. '1`. Cam- eron and family, also Mrs. Harold smith and children of Toronto called on Midhurst friends on Sunday. A. A. (`rarvin ix _cf.i'l1 lrnnrmrlna nf- I./U1. Hula IGJCLHI 11111655. The teachers are busy this week with the P.s. exams. The Entrance class are writing In Barrie. Mr: A nnhrann A4 "l"nv-nnlrn {a Jul. Jcuua. Miss Gladys Monteith has returned home after being at Mimico Beach for three weeks. `Ilsa nsnrl IR..- 1r-...1..__...L.... .1 H1... D1115 ;v1.Uuu.uy a..l.u':1'I1UUI1 {MIG EVUIIIIIE. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Luck and son Wallace and `Mrs. E. McDonald and daughter Mabel motored to A. Mc- Grath s, Orangeville, to attend 3 birthday anniversary. Mrs. E`, MnT')nnn_1ti and dlmyahfnr uxuaa nu: wuuug 111 DE Mrs. A. Cochrane spending a week * friends. `ARI:-n (11n.l~n. 1|B-.-.LAl` J.VLU1Etl:ll \JI1UU.l\ D. Miss Grace G111 has returned after visiting Orillia friends. IIB BU I-U11 UL vvcxguu yLUUU\ rnzlmhealth building essentials. LII: fn-I NI":-f`.n\r a nn T.ivn-r uu. u.uu:a_y auuuvensury. Mrs. E. McDonald and daughter visited her sister, Mrs. D. W. Luck. last week. V 131 IJCU LICJ last week. uu J.v.uuuu1 bI.. u'u-:.uua` U11 aunuay. A. A. Garvin is still improving af- ter hls recent illness. Tho fonnlnnum nun `I-nu-no 61:-In -unal- Jue 25-Mr. ax`1dVM1;s'. John (Jones, Ernest Stokes and B. F. Tracey spent Su:1dat._y with Thos. Stokes, Or1111a.. - Nnnrman cnnnf fhn nmn1r-nnr'l U1. LLLC bLlHHXlC1'. Miss Ruth Livingston of the West- ern Hospital, Toronto, is spending a few weeks at her home here. `A/In nu:-I `llhna (Inn `Dani-I-u no-A LCW WCCRS-5 an 1161' LIUHIC HEIG- Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Beatty and daughter Jean of Toronto were Sun- day visitors at R. W. Maguire s, the latter remaining for a few weeks hol- iday. A 'rn'nn'h 'r\oo.t-`Joli -rain irlelluu-Ir hnn- up. vs. gouty vnny wvwv vnoinv WU IIBVV EWC3- Miss Hazel Clute had a very suc- cessful picnic at Woods school on Fri- d-ay. Friends and parents` gathered a- bout six where tea was served on the grounds. The evening was spent in races and games nishi with short addresses by Rev. D. A. erguson and the trustees. Duxluay Wlbll JJIUD. DLUISCB, VJIJHJH; A. G. Newman spent the week-end with his uncle, J. Shortt. in Erin, Ont. ,..1 1-_,_ .-_--__ ____-I _1-.u_1 ---... _----.., v. -v---- --. --- .---.-, w u-I`\;Ir. and Mrs. A. Knapp and chiic-:1-I ren visited at Big Bay Point Sunday last. .'!\II'-rs Tnnnn 'f4'n11nv\arI-H -nnuoangln, I R150. Miss Leona Kavanagh, nurse-1n- training, is spending a few days at the home of her parents after her recent short illness. lkv-ca A`|nv `I'n'lnun+nn mnauf 4-`An yank- U1. 11lU.llau1't:. The school kiddies are beginning to wear a happy smile as it is near the end of the term when they all enjoy a good holiday and rest from the dis- mal school rooms. June 25-Mrs. J. McKinley is much improved in health during the past week. `Dnu nu:-I `kuaa A `KN 'Dnv-us Ya?` 1nI5 "Z'v. and Mrs. A. M. Pope left last week on a. motor trip to Montreal. They expect to return this week. "Pha TTnifpd Qnndnv Qnhnnl cn-A .L1lt'y CISLJCUL LU 1`:-L.u1'u. Hub WCCS. The United Sunday School are meeting at 10 a.m. during the balance of the summer. `l\A 4..~:~ `Duutk Tiuyiunnann l\` $1-um Yffnnb-, 1.lUl.' L 11111655. Mrs. Alex. Johnston spent the week- end with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Pea- cock, of Barrie, who is under the doc- tor s care. 1Ul .-n hluqn IEATIAA AC 'T`t\wnv\`r\ nun}:-uv l:U1"5 08.11:. Miss Edna McKee of Toronto enjoy- ed a few days under the parental roof recently. 'l"'hn fidl ax; at T\Ilir`lh1n-:11 Inst Wad- IUUJ. 1'CCt:'1.ll:1_y. The field day at Midhurst last Wed- nesday was enjoyed by a large crowd from here. `LY Av-`An-nz-A-n Inna v-AI-u~rw\Ar1 {In his .l.l'ULl1 1151.17. H. Anderson has returned -to his home having spent a few holidays at A. McKee s. 'T"|v\n vnn Itvniii-VI ehnuvnu Viimflh Qvinlfn A. LV1CI\t:Cb. The nice warm shower which visited this section Monday evening was sure- ly very much appreciated as the gar- den stuff was suffering for the want of moisture. "`l'l`l-an an`hnn'l Ir-lArl{na nun knnlnnlnn I-A nun. Congratulations to Norene Brolley and Muriel McEa.chern on obtaining such a high average on their exams. in Thornton, 77 per cent. and 80 per cent. respectively. 'T'hm-A su-p snmn may-v 1-lino dla-In nf Jun cuuvxus uuu ucun. Tell him that thousands of thin, puny, peaked, scrawny men all ov- er America have improved their physical health and a pearance and bless the day they rst heard AI I-`lngnn -urnnsrllnr-9111 4n1a-nv nnnfa Uclllh LCDPCUUIVCJJ. There are some very nice elds of wheat in this locality. The Brolley I Bros. have the best that we have seen. `In... 11---: 1\1..4.- 3.-.: _ _______ _-__ ooovvvsvu vv nuuonvunv van v`vv--av-1-cg: Mount Pleasant, Bradeffs and Oeda_.r Grove schools had a. picnic at Lake Simcoe last week. lms "Il'I`I'Iaun in A-Una-vulllvuou A (A1 aws DHIIULRE .lIIl: WCVE. Mrs. Miller is spending 8 few days with her daughter, Mrs. R. Cunning- `h Am IJJUUUL IILIP NU LUIUIIVU VII 'dI%$G]o Henry Downer, Rev. Wallace and Mr. and Mrs. Henry, Jr.. and Esther motored to Elmvale on Wednesday. |t-....A. !1I-_..-..L 'l:|...-.l-:I.. -_J I_.I.._ Auuy. A much needed rain visited Mine- sing Monday afternoon and evening. Mr. and Mrs `D W T.nr-la and Ann PBBHY 01 EH9 OOXIIIIIUILIDY 13 1 I18 sym felt for Mrs. Alvin Cunningham undl friends in their recent loss, through the untimely death of Mr. cunning- ham. Mr. and Mrs. Angus Em-at accom-T panied Mr. and Mrs. Fred Elliott on 3 motor trip to Toronto on {Ina--c 1'\pu-vuau "Dan 117311.55: ant` The sympathy of the community is 911: fnr M -1-g Alvin Curmimrhun nd M`lNFlNdV` 1ON mnuunsr M'NF-SIN? _l-nu uuaau hut: uay uuuy ullllo uvasu 1 thase w_on=d1erfu1 sugar coated `blots so full of weight progucing and $|Aa1+1-\ 'Fn1{1:Hna naunn+{n I Toronto is h Midhurst "Riv. Mr. Cameron preached in St. Andrew's Church here, Sunday. Th9 Sundav .Qn'hnn1 nnnvnnnn um: U]. U I/LIE]. 'Jl1'1eW . George Shortreed and sister Effie of Toronto were in the village a. few days last week. `lhfre 'Rnu1rno'n `MI irI'|o-n:-I uric-all nuuxcw a vuuuzu ucrc, ouuuuy. The Sunday school convention was held in the United Church last Friday, afternoon and evening. I-Iillsdaln Duh: nlnvp 4: 'rnf.1I-rn hn uuzcxuuuu auu 'JVt'.'I1.lI1g. Hillsdale Cubs played a return ball game at Phelpston Saturday evening, returning victorious by a score of 14-9. uaya lllybla WCC5. Mrs. S. Bowman, Midland, visited herksister, Mrs. W. Mino, Sr., last wee . 13.... in-.. n............._ ...........1.-.1 2.. :11. June 25-z(.::.- Downe;,__O-s-hawa., spent the week-end with his aunt, Mrs. G. R. Chapman. Mr: J T('if1\'hAn um: in T'n1~nn+n nn Sh. uuayuxau. Mrs. J. Kitchen was in Toronto on Tuesday attending the funeral of her brother-in-law. I-ll\!\I0rIIr\ c'|......4.......-.: ......z ...:..4..... 1n:x_ June 24-The Ladies Aid of the United Church met at the home or Mrs. Jno. Gordon on the 19th inst. There was a good attendance of visi- tors and members. A strawberry fes- tival was arranged for to take place early in July. Rev. J. Conn took charge of the'devotional part or the meeting. A lunch was served at the close by Mrs. Jno. Gordon, Mrs. E. Haversorr and Mrs. E. Lawrence. An enjoyable afternoon was spent. Miss I)nri.: Km: nf 'T'm-nntn is: anon:-L LIQUID uuuuuxg C5Ull|IllBu qua Ask for McCoy's Cod Liver Ex- tract Tablets. Douglas Drug Store and every druggist sells them--60 tablets-60 cents-economy size 81.00. Almost any thin man or woman can put on ve pounds of healthy esh in 30 days or your money will be refunded. flan `II1!\`IV|nVl uni nu 1K nnnnpln -in uuya Wqhll LCJQDLVCD LACIE. Next Sunday morning the Rev. R. G. Halbert says farewell to his congrega- tion here and goes to his new charge at Owen Sound All wish him success in his new rielhr labor. Tho 11n11v\n V-`cu-\r\1n nf Q1!-uvul-vv `Dan 111 Lllb ALCW JJCLU. U1 1a,uu1.'. The young people of Shanty Bay gave a play in the hall on Wednesday evening but there was only a small attendance. . GD VVJCULJUEC IHBD WEEK. The Wyevale Ladies Aid are visit- ing the Ladies Aid at Van Vlack this Thursday. - - Wlldl 11UlaUl1 I1'|I'5Ll1.lo Visitors during the week-end-: Mr. and Mrs. R. Bell, Orillla, with form- er s parents; Dr. and Mrs. McMa.ster and two daughters and Norman Mc- Master, of Ethel, with farmer's mo-_ ther; Mr. and Mrs. Albert McFadden and family, Barrie, at Wilfred Mc- Master's; I. McMaster of Grenfel; Mr.- and Mrs; Harry Dundas of Elmgrove, with the latter s sisters; T. Ross, W. Ross and son and Robt. Kale, Ham- ilton, with Geo. Ellis; W. J. McMaster and family, Cookstown; Mr. and Mrs. Herman Thompson and Lillian and Mrs. Powers and son Gareld of Mel- ville, Sask., at Richard:'Bell s. June 24- Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Partridge visited friends in Gem: and St. Catharihes recently. A nlimhnr frnm Phi: nnia-`h'hn1-hnnrl UAULI llla \J'Ll|11l11C U11 .I.ucau.u_y. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Partridge of Timmins have been spending 8. few \ days with relatives here. Npvf. Qnnnv mnnrninw fhn Pm! D` (T. June ` 24--Mrs. Clute of Elrhvale called on friends here last week. Teaon Tlrnnlr in cnnn:-Linn 1: Cam Anna uuucu uu. Aucuub ucrc MIN; WUCIS. Isaac Brock is spending a few days in Brantford. 'l'UI'uu:~ `D:-J1 xvi:-Gd-nu} -no.1.-$3..-- I... fl'|n-.-cg All 131 an (JUL U. Mrs. Bell visited relatives 1n Toron- to recently. Miss `Rnah-inn 'Rnc'h:\`l1 NF Tnrnnfn ha DU 1'CUCl1l.a1_Y. Miss Beatrice Bushell of Toronto is spending her holidays with her par- ents. Who Is Your Skinny Friend, Ethel? vyysau ents. A . `X I number from here attended the Tiny-Flos Sunday School Convention at Wyebridge last week. 'T'hra Wvnvnln T.4::-`line Air! aria uln- ctuuyauxc uucruuuu was spenu. Miss Doris Kee of Toronto is spend- ing a. holiday with Mrs. Jas. Du. Dnltnn `km: of "l`nrnn+,n in nn `mm- Mr. and Mrs. Shaw of Toronto have returned home after visiting at J. Lee s. 1ur:.... 11...... 1' ....'.:.... a.. ..:..u.:..._ .1. n-.-_ uuuuay 111 U1 nun. Misses Mabel and Rena Thompson have gone to Sparrow Lake for the summer. IA ... 5...: 11.... `I1 Va 1-11----.. _.__u 1.: D HILILLICL . Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Slessor and A1- leen spent Sunday at Milligan. The V,W,A mpf. at tho hnmn nf accu apcuu Duuuuy ab ivuiugun. The Y.W.A. met at the home of Miss Kate Cockbum on June 7. At this meeting the Y.W.A. entertained the Baby Band. About ten mothers and eighteen babies were -present and all had a very enjoyable time. DU. Udhllllllcb xcucuuy. A number from this neighborhood attended the Sunday School conven- tion at Guthrie on Tuesday. `Mfr and Mr: `Downy `Dori-v-{an nf DRUM UUUJUG U] UHUUII The conditions at the scholarship are couched in such terms as secure the award to the pupil who has most deservedly attained high standing in class work and has won the esteem or his fellows. The appreciation of the community.-for such generous interest 1i`nnthe school is extended to Mr. Mac- e ar. A .u;5 u. uuuuuy wuu mus. ans. uun. Dalton Kee of Toronto is on holi- days here with Geo. Duff. 'T`hn nhnr TTnn1n "l"nvn n lVn'k~ln" WEEK wxm Irlenus an Uruuu. Visitors over the week-end were Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Reddick, New- market at A. Tay1or s; Mr. and Mrs. Jtck I-I111, Fort William. Archie and Miss Flora Currie, Poplar Heights, Misses Barbara Wright and Florence Currie, Oollingwood, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Moir and Mrs. Rachel Brown, Nottawa at L. McLean's; Mrs. Miller and dau hter Grace and son Ken- neth of arrie at J. Thompson's; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hawton, Nottawasaga at Wesley Neal's.