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]DURANT 4! Tea to Please ieery Pa_l'-z_te and to ink` Every Pm -99 Blended by Experts. - ` D-S-I e. - 49 ea. z5e;n`i`i`c ii1faE`i`ino 69 35 1.3. I,ArI' An [humus CwI"I;tard Powden`-W KELLOGCYB Pep Bran -nan -1-|Il\ 1-nae --.- EVERY HOUSEHOLD USES . -i ____ -..__ `~.~wv_.nys:x3-L7: .r, I100! UP A as mg 0 a re BLACK 03 MIXED solig Biscuits 2.ms- _7l`m;;:as rigs can `vulv- MKRMALADE 23c PURE ORANGE . HAROLD HILL, Barrie, 0nt.\ Pcnsomu. SERVICE APPEARANCE PERFORMANCE COMFORT VALUE is hard to throw off, and the average houlewite is more or less at a loss to know what to have for a change of diet. The Winter is almost over, and necessity for heavy meals is past. but it is of treat im- portance that a well-balanced diet be maintained. our stores are stocked with quality foods that will tempt the appetite, dulled, perhaps, by 3 long period of heat-producing meals. canned sh. canned fruits, cheese. dried fruits, honey, syrups. etc., all have their place on the. menu at this time. our managers and clerks are ready at all times to assist on plan V011!` H103`!- our fruit department offers the choicest fresh iruit and vegetables that it 3 possible to obtain. and a daily delivery to our stores assures you or receiving these products in the best 0! condition. 4 flrookls That Spring Feeling "S4YE ON1'.'A 2-ms WE1.=:x: MAY WE HELP vow " PIGI. The meeting svas mostly conned to`| ext meeting will be held at Mrs. E. business. A quilt was finished during Rennicl-L's, on April 10. Roll call is to the afternoon after which the hostess b_e answered with A Helpful Idea. for served refreshments Mondays and Saturdays." TIN TI-n-: new Durant 5.14 has such striking APPEARANCE and as so apparently a COMFORTABLE ear that it only requires a test of its PERFORMANCE for one on fully realize its true VALUE. forit; appearance is accounted for by` its.attraetive_ colors and general design . . . . a low-built car with long, floating lines and spear-point decorative theme throughout. Large doors; wide seats. deep cushions and a surplus of interior roorniness `immediately suggest a new standard of riding comfort: The merits of the new motor are best appreciated when the 6-14` is in actual road performance. After you have seen this new'car.l ask your dealer to give you a demonstration in order that you its newpriding and driving qualities for yourself._/. 23 25:: 25 24 25 25 .Tbe Durad Four continue: as an important um ! ` among Duran: product: DURANT MOTORS of CANADA, LIMITED TORONTO (LEASIDE) CANADA CENTRE VESPRA W.I. The regular monthly meeting of Centre Vespra. W.I. was held at Mrs. F. Pratt's with 9. good attendance. 9033310 3 `-3- 49 23. Vsvrui an F lasnslla nxcuuznno m 699 oonnzx up nu. 79 3; BLICED OR HALVES Made In Canada by Onnad1ans:AYLMEn soups Assonnn 1 rm: 19 manna -A- -:-1.- ___.j GOOD FOR KIDD an vw- - -v q.-.nraa.uni-'lvVlI Wlieat 3 '- 25 Ea:3"' as 24: Sunlight leap -- 6: KNOWN THE ORLD OVER canal vv vows:-I v iL'2=n.cat7s"inp 27 llndg In fin--1- I._ ....-An-.._ 5-aup Flaked =<=- no rruvnirnv lrvivvn -can--- A--- PRINCESS `Fin i c The New Du1:ant-- 6-14: (I >1 'YZ`d.!1?LlIl u'I:'1.~.xi!-5 ;4 j.`.r!15-..leq`.] C`.1ri.=tie ad Ed. _ Camnb'1i: 1rw'~kv n11V7`bC1` ticket. Mavtraret Kev`: b~.\55 under 12. 1 Ross Ritchie. 2 K. _vTa{1_ miner: men's open, Graham Ch':`=tie, Very Attractive St. Patrick s Tea Quite unique and as refreshing as the new green and gay buds of spring was the decorative scheme in St. John's United Church sehowl room on the occaaion of the St. Patrick tea held 17': the Women's Missior-a1*y Society on Mrmda_v afternoon. There was 3, attendance at the event. the rruests renresenting the other churrrhes in the village and a gracious weicome, hannv evztertainment and hospitality awaited 311. Thu 4`:-H117 n-v-can charlna 5l'V|nIJn .. ..-..4. nVhh-L- uv. \I'4 U }l.All. IXUHLLVSLUII QUU. LJU ` N. E. Dean and Bert Mead of Brant- ford spent Saturday night at the home of the former's mother. Mrs. J. P. Dean. returnine to Brantford on Sun- dav accompanied by Jos. Webb of Wyevale. who went to be with his dauahter. -Mrs. Maurice Dean. as she?` underwent - a serious fmeration in Rrantford Hospital on Monday, March 17. St. Patrick Social The Anglican choir held a St. Pat- rick social in the Parish Hall on Mon- day evening. The ladies were dressed in white and Ereen and several Irish ehoruses were sung by the choir. Pr szressive euchre and crokinole furnish- ed the evening s entertainment and the prizes were won by Miss Mamie Greenlaw and Bert Rowley for euchre and Mrs. Albert Shrine and Wallace McConnell for crokinole. Rebekahs '-Hold Social Evening About fty were present at the so- cial in the I.0.0.F. Hall on Friday. During the evening a short address and presentation of a pipe and pock- et knife were given to Bro. H. J. Play- er as a birthday gift, March 16 being his seventy.-third birthday. Progres- sive euchre was enjoyed for a few hours. The prizes were won by Mrs. 0. Fraser and Jos. Baker. After a- dainty lunch a short dance program was enjoyed. II1.\_.....I.. v.. _41A.._4 _ Iv vnuvu u nuawlvulvc The regular monthly meeting of the Women's Institute was held on March 13 in the Parish Hall with Mrs. Jos; Adams in the chair and thirty-six members and one visitor-present. It was agreed that the Institute give $5.00 to Elrnvale-Flos Horticultural Society. $3.00 for special prize for basket of cut owers and $2.00 to general fund. Mrs. F. Drysdaie. Mrs. D. C. Harvie and Mrs. E. Simpson conveyed thanks to Institute for flowers received when sick. It was decided to hold a Hard- Times social in the Parish Hall on March 24. The roll call was answered with some good household hints. Mrs. W. A. Malcolm gave a splendid paper on What the Homemaker Should Know and How She Can Learn It. Several community songs were -2nioy- ed after which a-dainty lunch was served. April meeting will be held at ` the home of Mrs. Wm. Greenlaw and the roll call is to be answered by a Recipe to Tempt the Spring Appetite" and an exchange of roots and shrubs. Masquerade Carnival A splendid masquerade carnival was. held in the skating rink on Thursdavl night. Mar. 13. under the auspices of- the Athletic Club. Many were in` cos I tume and a varied program of races was very interesting. The prizes were donated by the businessmen in town and were awarded as follows:-Fancy dressed gentleman. James Bell: fancy rlressed lady. 1 Miss Agnes Telfer; 2- Miss Eileen Columbus; best clown, Billie Bell: fancy dressed boy, Betty Black: fancy dressed-girl.. 1 Frank Banting. 2 Marie Manning: bicycle race. 1 Francis Stone; 2 Kitchener Mq.n_v~ig: -ladies race (opem. 1 Let- itia Bell. 2 Margaret Kerr: girls race. 15 and under, 1 Letitia Bell. 2 Jean vlrlams:.wheeIba1'row race, 1 Harold Ymv'5 m. .9. K. Mannirrt; boys race,_15 years and under. 1 Francis Stone, 2 H. Hunter: couple race. 1 Miss Mar- garet Kerr and Graham Christie. 2 Vliss I-lelva Trace and Will Campbell; lrvm race (cmem. 1 Tim Bate. 2 Har- old Lawson: loop race. 15 and under. 1 .'{_ zxiravming. 2 Francis Stone: needle ma wt-92:1 race I Miss `.'\ Tar.o.'aret Kerr qua Graham Christie. '.'.`.lTl'.=S~Je'-l`l (-;u..,.;=p and Ffri {`iqmnhli- 1mai,.. ZWBXEBG 811. . ' The frillv green shades made a re.st- ' ful light. There were many little white "wavered tables each graced with a . green bow and tiny baskets. while a ` long buffet table. gaily decked with shamrocks held the dainties for Iumh An Irish program was em`o.ved. The guests were addressed with :1 few words of greeting by Mrs. H. Clement. Numbers were: piano solo. Mrs. Gra- -ev: talk on St. Patrick. by Mrs.'J. D. Smart: piann soln. Medley of Irish Airs." Mrs. W. E. White: reading`, Mrs; R. M. Black; 3010, Irish Eyes Are - ...._.--.., ..uu --.n.\.u va.a.LI.uA an 1110 JIULLLU. Earl Lawson rvf,the Bank of Toronto "staff at Petroliamas` been enjoying hol- ldays at the home of hisparents here. nnrn:_Tn 1\lh- ......a mr..- ur 13 15-1.: mu: Mrs. -tames tumnsrm. I Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bell and ch1Id- ' rm of Gilford and Mr. and Mrs. Roy` 1211 nf Bradford were the guests of: `Mrs. R P. Burton on 'r`uesdav. I The T.n"Hn=' Am M 1m Tl\kY\'E T`|'nH_ .mmiiixi&i&J -E` N1`-:W$_ &mm%wwm$m&ama&$ amuruay _ R. A; Cooper, Noah Cotton and Jno. Thompson visited friends in Belleville on Sunday. - ,'- MI`. and Mr: 'A I`. ttiehnn Aninvnd u:r.. : ` Miss Bertha Ellis and Walter Ellis of Edmonton. Alta... spent .9. few days with their aunt. Mrs H. Carnzihan, on .theiv.- way to Meaford. D1` and T\/I've T` (`Inwvla `urn:-A ha` .II3O .LlU':lL' way to Mearora. D1" and Mrs. D. Currie were in` T'horn+rm on Saturdav attending the funeral of Mrs. Cu:-r1e's mother, the late `Mrs. James Simnsnn. ".\/fr and l'!\/I've T-Tnvnl n nnr-I ..m1A_* V luvs. m r. rmrmn 'I`uesdav. I l The La'1le=' Aid nf `Sf. John's Unit- ed Church will hold a Pork and Bean Rn.m3e=r in the basnmnnt on I~"rida\'. Mar. 28. at 6 pm. Admission 25c. 12b `IV 1:` nnnvu animal 13-..; r\:__.1 _.e ~n_._._L | Jets. 1 rice. Tnhw U U111.` ronto. `NI ? :c ruesgay 1n '1'OI`OnI .O. L Chtford Dean spent Sunday W1?! friends :31 2 ene:ang.. Mrs. D. C. I-Iarvie spent last week at her home at Guthrie. . J. E. Adams.of Windsor spent a few days at his home rec.ent1y. Mr. Wagner of Perkinseld visited friends in town on Saturday. . WIESS Muriel Mr~F!h-nv wn: 9 week- uleuub m IOWZ1 on aazuruay. Muriel McE1roy was a week` end visitor at her home in Penetang. N71" and Mr: T.nin'l`.nnv nf Tnrnnfn ga.:'a.ge. ` J. .'-I. Simpson and E. Thompson `.715.-. lted the gypsum mines at Caledonia last week. M V Wrc abnn A0 fnunmbn vvvna an aunt? weer:-emu: - . -Mr. and -Mrs. S. A. Tipping and Kathleen visited Go1d\va.ter,friends on Saturday R., A- nnnnr Nfnnh nffnn and Inn M.-:uuv.1n Jasn week. Miss Margaret Rob1i.1$i1W<)- fT .E61dwa- ` fer spent; the week -end with her sister, Mrs. S. -A. Tipping. `M1 . and Mm. '1? D :\/fr-(`aw nf `Ram-in lVJ.l'b. D. -A. Ilppln g. `Mr. and Mrs; T. R Mccaw of Barrie `wt-:re'the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thns. W'=.I1~ace.rri Sunday. ., . . .. wf Rnmnf u11nn"hua Inann -nynvwlrlna Vfhuaday. March 20. 1930 - w'H1'a(`.e-f`n uunaay. ... Fcrg. Rowat, who" has been wor` at 3-Iydm construvtirm in,Eastern Ont- ..a.r1o, has been visiting at his home. "E')v1 Tl\IIVl\\-\ ...c n... 15-..`- -1 rn-......L.. -uwgu um nu: uu_u|c UL 1113 }J:L'Cl1l.aB LLCL C. ' ' Bom`-To.1VIr.' and Mrs. W B. ,-Reid me-.= -Mamraret McAu1ey). a.t.Ottawa,. Em Tuesday. March 11, 1930, a daugh- er.. ` `Miss Laura Trace spent over Sunday with her parents. Vin Sbanahan spent a few days in Toronto last week. Mr` anti Mh-= A I`. `Dunn-kn chi`-Inf. mronvo last weex. Mr._and Mrs. A. G. Beardsall spent Tuesday in Toronto. (`Jiffnrd hnnn cnnnf .Qn~nrav with cuu vmwr at ner nome 1n renerang. Mr. and _Mrs. Laidlaw of Toronto xmved into the at our the Ford garage. .1 -'-I Qirnncnn and 12'! '1`1-mmnznn -171:- Ribla W!`.`t'l. Fred Oakesof Toronto was a guest at the home of M. Beardsa1l over the week-end; _ and ml ... c A .-m......1.... and u ounuay.~ Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bishop enjoyed a few days with their daughter in Tot- tenham last week. .- N/"Q1 'l\lI'nra-av-of Dnklncnn A0 IVATAI1-a- `Jens. Patterson spent Monday in Bar- e John Rutledge spent Friday in To-` onto. - * 1`, un- Women s Institute .....1_._ _. ___ LI, TIEBABIIIIXAMINII uv-aw: v-I ovoaannuo 59 22. soe Blue, Mrs. M Beardsall; reading, Miss Wlnrnnnn T\/[Q.T1f1iI1EI SO10. Mother B1ue." Mrs. `M bearusau; rca,uu1g, .lv.I.Jba Florence Manning; solo. Machree and When Irish Eyes Are Smiling," Mrs. W. E. Thompson; sel-` ectlons by the orchestra. Tim Bate, Delbert Bannerman, Elbert butcher and Herbert Hunter, all of which were appreciated. ' -` AG_&1nn 4-no 1-mnr Mr: T-?.1nfnn1 m"d DDI'ec1u.u:u. At. the tea hour Mrs." R1ntou1 and Mrs. Kirton poured tea while delicious refreshments were served by waiters. gay in green caps and aprons and music was furnished by the orchestra.` I Mar. 18-.1\/IV1"'.`gricl ivn-s. P. J. Mor- an and Mrs. A; McAV/joy or Barrie vlsf A g w.-u. load of Hendrle. ited at A. L. Moran's on Sunday. | Mrs. A. Howard of -Toronto is vis- giting her father, L. Carson. ` W.-D. Scythes is unloading a car-; `load western oats this week at. Ifnndrin LA\a|AI.lA Av. Mr. an Mrs. John Johnson spent `Sunday with Minesing friends. Wax Beans n Lushus 3 M" A I Iohr nn|l\a mass, A nnnunnvunnnv R1>Xfi{s_p1= AL_L K_n~gps L l 2 T mans GARAEE 56 Caroline St., Allandale l'\I7I'I A IIHD f\!" A I I I/IlII'\ --bur \rn Lnnanua n-nn1n'Z HE)-.v;e;-hauling a Specialty Phone 805, day or night PEACHES