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Lllllllls \Jll.l IJLL vuuug any We Are Giving 1 Pound of Sugar FREE With Each Pound Purchase` of Dominion Stores Teas. During Our Birthgay Salel In Ara llivil-Io` T.1M11`En""~ FREE`E; of Gnvoeeaeez FINEST CREAMERY Have You Resaeivezzi Year 509 Wr Final Week of Sales `L Mixei. The spiritual and intellectual ideals of old Greece still dominate our lives." he said, but the material things have long since disappeared. I` is the spiritual and intellectual thinrzs which count. We should guard against being too self-centred, against. thinking too much about ourselves when we have so much evidence on every hand of what co-operation can accomplish. For a speedy return to the peak of egg-production Don't let the moult drain the vitality of your birds. Provide extra vitality and ensure a. quick and even moult by feeding Bla.tchford's "Fill-the-Basket" ma Rh. .1. It contains 28 tested ingredients includ- ing 6 sources of animal p!'otein-meat. sh, blood, bone. milk and buttermilk. W'hen fed according to directions maximum 828-production is 9. certainty -a.t tho lowest feed cost per egg. Buy B]atchford s Today BROWN & CO., Barrie Feed Blatc/)ford 5 now ! Royal Baking Powder Quaker Corn Flakes Quaker Cake Flour Karavan Dates 2 Chris_tie s Gold Medal Sodas Cream Cheese fX`'&%-Ls Guest Ivory Soap 6 . 2nd Week Features; F. G. OKE & C0. A seadrome upon which airplanes may land will be anchored half-way between New York and Bermuda. Its landing platform will be 1,200 feet long and the cost of the structure will be $1,750,000. TORONTO, ST. THOMAS, WINDSOR, LONDON, -LINDSAY, KITCHENER, ORILLIA, PETERBORO 12 Owen St. VICTORY Reg. 45c Birthday Sale Spemial and 5 Cakes Surprise Soap MINING STOCK BROKERS =n : V1A12'1?Lii=.m : Phone 1440 H. A. HENRY, Resident Manager Put it on with PRESTON LED-HED NAILS (shown above) A ,4 _.1__a.-.1 D... .0L,I.`.C!gS._?. SMALL ; ' pxrs. Ynmenno Blend_ CPFFEE .~.-- McLAREN S INVINCIBLE Local Office: Reg. 250 Bpecinlly adapted for use in putting on metal roong. The lead on the head positively seals the nail hole- xnnldnz it weather- tight and water-proof. No washers; no more "threading". 22 per lb. I`-4.. ..mnIn nn ra- Tomato American Beauty Shrimps Sill Domino Blend Dominion Stores TEAS Campbell's "t.l1!`e8 Free sample on re- Richmello Blend PKTS. CAKES 6-OZ. TIN PKT. PKT. PKT. PKT. 1929 l;:e:rent Spontaneous Combustion _ ha:-Ie a Well Ventilated Barn 7,4; _A.-.I I.-__ _....l..--- 28c 23c 35c 14c -14c 25c HI-I\I IIIDVE II vv `in. w w:v:--'w__ Z...___ Wang moist air in an improperly ventilated barn produces condi ons conducive to spontaneous ignition. Preston Venti- lators for the roof adjustable side-wall windows and spacious doors protect the barn from fire dsnets b kee in: the air in constant ' drculaon. They are built to eep e e ements out. Write for 1 fullpnrtlculnrs. l_l\IJL L\Il-V LIA!-Juana Aasnuurna qanauusn -: -fhe etnongelt barn on the market. There are more Preston Burns in Province than all other metal bu-ne combined. Firegu-oof roomy. well- vent:ileeed.hnndeome. To our knowledge. no Preston teel 'i`1-use Bernhu ever been destro ed by lightning or spontaneous combustion. Write hodny for our big Barn ock. t\_.- 1 mm :. r\..p..:.\.-1\Tno non Inst thnnual-n liuhtnin _PRE__STO1\_T_ STEL TRUSS BARN S A `III. -___ -__ __-_.- 11..-`-.. 13...... KDIYB DOOI. 0'0! 1.000 in onm-io-Not can lost an-ough ughmgu iron HERE mans spam or clmyms fjmzzr nllnlnosfmz rm: Aunwmnutn uasu I.I\J\lI. Lsuunw uunso Qouoan -V- Preston hOf/~KI.lVI!1iZ0d four-wheel Hunger: and birdproof Barn Door Track are the best hardware made for heavy barn doorl. The Hunger is adjustable up and down. and_in and _out. This makeshgecon no easy that hundreds of bmldera W111 use no! nf av A mnxes OTOCIZ other type. Barn Door Tracks and Hanger 'n_-.;.-_ 1...; .....l._-%-gA 4`.-.nu.us1-mg`! Y-Tnnanrn and I Rib-Roll Galvanized roong shields property from lightning and re. Wooden roofs are m prey. In 1927 mOntario alone, $1,814,700w of property was destroyed by re causedfal-if spontaneous combustion and by embers - ing on inammable roofs. Rib-Roll is abso- lutely re-proof and water-tight. It protects your crops from dampness that is conducive to spontaneous ignition. Handsome; perman- ent; easy to lay on any roof. Has seven ribs to nail; others give less security. Take steglsnnow to protect your livestock, cro s and buil ' gs. Write for a free sample of R1 DI\ ODDS AND ENDS OF I - CONVENTION DOINGS Did space permit many interesting things might be written of the Kiwan- is convention held at Bigwin last week. A. few notes, to supplement what ap- peared last week, will have to suffice, hnmpvpr pcat Cu La however. A. A yuan; u.. uuuu -.. In reporting the presentations in last week's Examiner, three were ov- erlooked. r'\nu nf fhacn Vac fn `MIPS, GEOYEB LJIICCID cxuu a I.L5\.A. In reply Governor-elect Lewis at- tributed his success to the loyal sup- port given him at the convention and preceding it. It was a victory for the Barrie Club, not a personal one, he said. As for the convention, if he had to do it all over, reappoint his chair- men and committees, he would not make a single change. He said he be- lievcd people were sincere when they said the convention just held was the best in the history of the district and thought the Barrie Club had much of which to be proud-had made a name for itself as ideal hosts and experts in organization. 'T"ho `Knxvnninns had the VlSit1l'lE mae- erlooxeu. One of these was to Mrs. George Brownlee, wife of the honorary secre- tary-treasurer of the district. The gift was two silverdouble entree dishes. Mr. Brownlee, a Royal Bank man- agar in Hamilton, is a son of the late H. E. Brow'.11ee,Who was in charge of the Barrie Waterworks plant a few decades ago. Mr. Brownlee has proved a highly efficient; officer and his an- nual report presented at the conven- tion was an exceptionally good one. - 1: ,p L1... 1').-....'.. (Huh `Dru- Lnlll wan au CAL,Cg.I\.a.uuu.;._; D V V . . . -. On behalf of the Barrie Club, Pre- =;ic`-.ent Dier presented Fred C. W. Parker and Roe Fulkerson each with 1 large framed photograph of Big- win as a souvenir of the convention. In connection with the hand bags presented to Mrs. Pa `ker and Mrs. Fulkerson it should ha e been stated "ma: they -were made from leather manufactured. by larke & Clarke, Barrie. T Thn 1\I|'ncir- .5 {Ah .u4u..mv A highly `enjoyable feature of the convention was the music. Mrs. Franlclin Legge delighted everyone with her brilliant rendition of several soprano solos. Her sister, Mrs. Grif- Ilths, accompanied her very accept- ably. Another highly appreciated con- tributor to the programme was W. J. Colebrook of Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. Mr. Colebrook is possessed of a ne robust tenor and sang several songs with splendid effect. r-r1I__ t'\_.:I`I:_ vr:...-...:.. I\...\..Ln&I>n nr\~n_ The Orillia Kiwanis Quartette, con- sisting of Tom Brown, F. W. Brown. J. C. Wallace and A. T. Caldwell, pro- vided some ne numbers, including a skit into which the names of a. num- ber of officers werevintroduced. _ ___LI_ vun UL unaauuau vvvau -..u.-\............-.. The concerted singing of the gath- ering at luncheon and dinner each day was entered into with enthusiasm. Good song leaders had much to do with the peppy singing. Ernie Ryan lf Barrie. Tom Brown of Orillia and -George White of New Liskeard, each in his own way. swung the choruses along` in ne style. Edmund Hardy performed the onerous duties of ac- companist in a manner that lent additional spirit to the choruses. The Cobalters had a song of their own which was decidedly good. For the occasion the Windsorites also had several special songs and they also had a lady soloist to help present their claims before next yea.r's meeting place was chosen. Four Barrie Club songs were sung and went over big. These were: Beautiful Barrie and Bigwin," both by Edmund Hardy, and Kiwana" and Kiwanis Sublime" both by Ernie Ryan. The Hamilton song leader was so taken with Ki- wana" that he asked for a copy of the music. 1' n.-In-I34-GA 4-A O-kn ntrnvc `Fvnrn Llii,` HIUSIU. In addition to the owers from Barrie, each vase in the 300 rooms bearing a card with the words with the compliments of the Barrie Hort- icultural and Town Improvement So- ciety," _a number of ne delphiniums and gladioli were sent by Kiwanian Percy Bacon of Orillia to decorate the tables. A `nn Qfn" Mr. Shaw, the owner of Bigwin, in . his address of welcome, said if there is one thing we are proud of at Big- win it is the character of our staff." Mr. `Shaw has every cause tovbe proud. These young men and ladies are near- ly all from schools and universities and give a. service that is courteous and efficient to a very high degree. O-u_.:_1 .-____-....-.. .4` 'I1:....":`. ,x-xx Guelph Street - PRESTON, ONTARIO non-nan. uLAu \.A.A.A.\.u\.s:u uu w -y._, ---a-- ..-U---. James G. Reid, manager of Bigwin, is a. Barrie old boy. The hotel was started in 1912 and from the time the .-.6-n tuna nvrranivn 1\/'1` hi 139971 snaruea In .1314 auu uum uu: uuu: bur: staff was orgamzed Mr. Re1d has been Town No Bigger Than Its Citizens, Kiwan- ians Told. GOVERNOR CHEERED The Music Presentations A Fine Staff `in command. Considerably over 2. mil? lion dollars is invested in Bigwin and it has a staff of over 300. To manage it is a big job and Mr. Reid has fully measured up to it. The efficiency `and courtesy of the staff is but a reection of these qualities so fully exemplied in the manager.- A rmmhpr nf danr-pt wprp aivpn hv I III EH8 manager.- A number of dances were given by Elizabeth Allen, a very clever nine- year-old dancer from Hamtlton whose dress was covered with medals she has won. Her acrobatic dance was the J. SMYTH CARTER Lieutenant-Governor of Northern Division. Editor of K-Ray. Salada TEA V2-lb. Pkt. Local Club Entertains the Visiting Mag- istrates. ivory 1 Soap` Flakes a Pickling Spice In. 25:: Bulk Piekling % my oqxvi-Lint; tu'I\I)Iu an ninrlrrx vlmachti 17 Orange Pekoe Packages Brown Label Active `Workers for BLENDED CIDER OB Kiwanian Dr. W. A. Lewis, Gover- no1'-clect of the Ontario-Quc-bec-Mari- time District. was given a rousinr-'. reception by his fellow-Kiwanians at last Friday noon's luncheon, the first since the wondenul convention at Big- win Inn. Congratulations were show- ered on him and topped off with three cheers and a tiger. r-_.._....-._ ..1,...o 'r,unh- 115' 2nd Week Features DOMINION sf Hamilton, Honorary Sec y.-Treas. of Ontario-Quebec-Maritime District. -T VVI-IEI-2_l_?: (J_IALI _I`Y__(:OI.__.[_IjTS best thing of its kind we have ever anon ruvuu seen. Through the kindness of Supt. Ad- amson of Midhurst Forestry Station. each of the delegates was presented with a box containing three small trees. These were very much appre- ciated. Among the functions for the ladies was a bridge party, when forty-seven tables played. A steamer ride on the lake was another enjoyable affair. "I"'1.-us rnncrnanrorio ha nn fh f`.h - Picnic Hams 4 to 7 lbs. Average organization. The Kiwanians had the visiting mag- istrates as their guests, President W. C. Mikel, K.C., of Belleville, introduc- ed by Magistrate Compton Jeffs, being the speaker. Hun. awn n1.=n:r>d with the wav we me was anomer c1.|JU_yv.I.uc auau. The masquerade ball on the con- lb. 20 GEORGE BRO WNLEE 42;? 23 Choice Zexocubesi . .4 Cube Tin 12c-10 Cube 'I`in 25 Kipper Snacks -. ...a. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Tin 6c Green Peas ... .,... .1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .lb. 10c Arti: me spcaxcr. We are pleased with the way we| have been taken care of in Barrie. Co- operation is a great thing in life. It has been said that if you want en- omieis. excel others, but that creates enV_\' envy caused from an endeavor to plow a single furrow. A man should be prepared to subordinate his person- ality. to co-operate with his fellowmen. and if he does he can produce some wonderful results." mu. 1umm1 coir! ho ma: nhaamn tn PUB! ORANGE / Final Week of Gigantic X Birthday Sale Brings Values Greater Than Before to Every Housewife BUTTER am 43 Quite a number of summer folk spent the week-end at their cottages. 1! `n..I--.. ---+-Hand-.-u-I ha nn ernn oycuu MILE IV\;uAt-\.;L\A nu Iusvaa vvvvnneuunnn H. Baker contributed in no sma measure to the services in the Bap- tist church on Sunday evening with his music and singing. He also assist- ed at the B.Y.P.U. last Wednesday, evening. He left; on Monday for col-{ lege in Columbus, 0., where he will] take a course of study. A- ;.\.:.. 11-1....1........:.... .........:..... awn] kn haul; GI. vuuxos. Va. uuuug. I As this` Wednesday evening will be the last Mr. Pike will be here a social 3 evening is being arranged by the B.Y. I p n 1 .U. With most of the cottagers gone toi their homes the village is settling down to the usual quiet. I ,,_u_u, L...-1.1.-_,_ ._ __.-.__. .... ... ..-.... .. .... ..-..... .,...-.. , Considerable building is going on in preparation for next summer. Mr. Reddick is getting two more cottages! ready. can ,1- rt-|_,.__-A.- :_ ...._-.....1ll....-. A . \p;~\.\J . ` . Mrs. Pike of Toronto is spending a couple of weeks with Mrs. M. Whan} `at the cottage. rm.-- -1_n.1_.,.... ...... -11 :...+.....-mo-A.-1 in: WUI](18l'1Ul 1'esu1L.s. Mr. Mikel said he was pleased to hear everybody talking Barrie. I-Ie admired our civic pride. our patriot- ism for our town. No town, he said, was greater than its people, and if a town was to prosper its citizens must be prepared to make sacrifices--sa- crificcs for the community in which he lives. for the organizations to which he belongs and for his country. He cited as ideals the sacrifices made by French-Canadians and United Em- pirc Loyalists. --uni rm nnf. want. the kind of neonle `IL un. vvu-uugu. The children are all interested the school fair which takes place Stroud on Tuesday. -.,1__._; 7'r...-...L.,...- `sad `kin kvitin Qt/L uuu. Lin. J: u\.>.zuu/J . Robert Houghton and his bride Toronto spent their honeymoon their cottage last week. ` I cluding night was a wonderful success. Over 300 were in costume and among these were many original, striking and beautiful eects. Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. McKinnon of Barrie were among the winners, dressed as a lady and gentle- man of a century ago. Handsome prizes were awarded in the several classes. M Tn 4-mm 9 + inn a1 rnnrpqpn f.n.1'iv&=.s and classes. International representatives and others highly complimented the com- mittee upon the style and contents of the convention programme. The very artistic cover design, drawn for this programme, was the work of Miss Sadie Bremner, Barrie. The pro- gramme was printed by The Examiner. GWEATER VALUES BRAESIDE BRAND BELLE EWART })11'(,` L:QVl1SLS. "We do not want the kind of people who are forever chasing the golden bubble. the golden apple, who move over to the States just to earn a. few more dollars. That was not the spirit of the French-Canad'1ans and U.E.L s. who built, up this count1'y," said Mr. Mikel. -wmo c-r\iv*'If11a1 and inf.p'l1nr-hm.-`I