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Thursday, May 2. 1935 Phone 36917. T. Dignam` Prpeftg Canges > INTELLIGENCE A emu NEED ms PRESENT DAY; I l i 3 `Dr. Geo. .mI..E;cke Points Out Importance of l I Libraries TO TRAIN LEADERS up u adv;-1le< In "F the front 3-nu v\|\ u llUlIl ]J\ll|Illll U| |||\' l\'.\I\l an eight-suite upzwlnwnt C. Johns. Minefs Puinl. L-nnlrawtur for the rrmnst in extent. was funm`rl_y D. McCuul~:-_\'. Apartment lslanned ` .|l|l' pl Llllt before that by ,Reeve of Coldwater I Suggested as Nominee m1stI`11c1ion. rly owned by M1':: u, no Luc uuux IL` THE BARBIE EXAMINER, BARBIE. ONT.. C.\N.\l)A A Word from Zellers To the People of Barrie Probably you have already heard that there has been a change of ownership in the store formerly operated by Desmarteaux Limited and that the new owners are Zellers Limited. Under the new ownership, various new lines of merchandise will be introduced; and in order to create a convenient and pleasing setting for the greater varieties of Things to Buy, it will be neces- sary, after Saturday, May 4th, to keep the store closed for several days. After the desired changes have been effected, the store will re-open as: In the meantime, however, we feel that the folks of Barrie are entitled to know something more than the mere name of a business which hopes soon to enjoy its patronage, and we take this opportunity of telling you some- thing about ourselves and the type of store we will operate. - Zellers Limited is a Canadian Company, incorporated in 1931 under a Dom- inion Charler, operates in Canada only and is not controlled by or affiliated with any other Canadian or foreign organization. The President and Founder of the Company, Walter P. Zeller, is a Canadian and a Gentile, whose ancestry in the province of Ontario dates back over one hundred years. He was born on the farm originally settled by his grand- father in Waterloo County in 1831, and was educated in the public and high schools of Kitchener. The type of store the Company operates is distinctive in that no attempt is made to confine the price range in the manner of the Price Limit Store, nor to carry all the diversified lines of the Department Store. This departure from established practice permits the Company to offer a wide assortment of general merchandise, both fashionable and staple, commonly known as Moderately Priced and in Popular Demand. l(allllIl'-`I. .I lI(T['(7lfVlL_!`_)lK: :1 plan` for fresh vL'g::~ tables for clniry ` prud- The assortment will include Men's and Boys Furnishings; Ready-to-Wear, Millinery, Accessories, Hosiery and Lingerie for Women and Children; Housewares, Smallwares, Piece Goods and Toilet Goods. The Company s policy is based on the firm belief that its success in Barrie depends entirely on its ability to become an asset to the community. In conclusion, may we add a word of apology: we trust the closing of the store for several days will not cause inconvenience to Barrie Shoppers. Every effort will be made to rush the alterations, and announcement of the STORFXS RE-OPENING (late will be made shortly in these columns. The total vu bulbs. plums. intn (":n1.'\dn i UIIU LRIHHUII 1 3600.187. Tm- 62 per cont. United States. nearly 7 new 1 min under 5 v u. u. ... value of the imports of 5. and shrubs imported in 1934 amounted to 3 Netherlands supplied 01' these imports; the c 0'.` no!` nnnl ' Rnlcfinvn ..-. ...\. ZELLERS LIMITED I\ vIui/vrs To 'I`/In:/'I_y (.'uIuuIiun.s' ZELLERS .)l)I'l.\'; U18 |l\.\D |lll|.l. l\ll Il'll"\IV('|.`A is one. Pm`(`(-lL1i1\ in- 1<-rinr, porn-lzrin (`(;01inp`_ unit. 12 fr:-<-zinp: S`-}!<`t`(lS and I :-rmnlnin L:1<`qn(~r t-x1<-rim` fmish are a fcw of the many other fea- tures. D L .111 Illlll. `J1 CUUl'2~L` ll)!` HHS >Ul'l U1 '_ thing, all the plants must bloom dur- l( ing the same period. Fragrance,I should be taken into account. asli ' there are some spicy things like Evening Scented Stock. Nicotine. lvlignonette. Sweet Sultan and Ver- - `ibena. which while rather plain as plants. fill the whole garden with a ldelightful incense. more especially ` {in the evening. In shaded quarters. 3 tuberous rooted Begonias. Pansies and wild flowers will do well. In ` fact. they prefer this location to any ` iother. In partial shade. Clarkia. An- `:;nual Larkspur. Lupine, Nicotine. ` ;Phlox and Verbena should be grown. " `On poor soil. Portulaca is a favor- l " lite as well as Alyssum. Sweet-scenb l_ ged Stocks. Linum. Calendulas. Cal- liopsis. Sunflowers. Schizanthus. Salpiglossls. Marigolds. Petunlas and many others. These will also suc- cessfully resist dry weather. For cut- ting purposes. there is a long list to choose from but it should include Gypsophila 1Baby's Breath) useful for making up bouquets. There are several hardy annuals which can be picked with long stems just before l- the bloom opens and dried for win- ter bouquets. These include the In seluctir IN THE GARDEN '1-rs for Sm-rial Plat-t-s-1 Ling u list of annual flow- ._ _,_, .. L . . z.) . r ..... '"rllu\'v rluwul. nhun 1', nx:-n Illnuul. 3 ykhudamhv and many others. Haxrly \'V0rk VVll.h \'t-gntahlt-s` ` The soil in tho v(-ge1abl(- ;::n'dI-n .shtulri l>t- wmkc-rl to good tilth. Tn] `i...~.~;.-._-n (..r1uI.hv nun rnn-(I vn.'annrt- 3 1 1 i 'yS1ra `Rho `KULL gseeds t ldnngcr ` : rvnrn I llIUl>p\.'ll.\ nvnglu U1 UIL` lluilll 3, times of blooming. whether they are suitable for such special purposes as edging, screening. cutting and fra- grant-e are all mentioned and are vit- al facts in laying out a satisfactory garden. In the vegetable line the cat- ulugue continues this useful service by listing different varieties under ` Iu \.u mu. .1 n r-\ I I\Jl VJ Ill nvu-\|\I IIIYIL I l\\/ V II V\I_J K frov. of Oucb>;VNvo Irumw}ilqWl _rinc Edward Island) Nova `:92 >- -4` - A.. A; _- __ . -4- 4` CENT A MILE BARGAIN FARES MAY 9-!-`ram BARRIE To C.N.R. STATIONS ' MARITIME PROVINCES .301`: In` ()...L... gun --|n-n|u:a - D-I-gg CA...-`..I I-I--Ja gun Cngn W non you S( 0 ihis l wnu1,ifnI, new, low- prim-rl Kvlvinntor, you nrc` going 10 rmlizc that hvrcr is just. what you have long want:-(1 at n pricc that is well within your bmlgnm. iini"i6}.}&"iiLr 36120; m3E?3i:?7E.6; nllnh ::I Q6- `nu-on AA nnn-nan; Ivlnl LU ullu A.L-`lU ULIUWII Jilallp IIIUIIUBCI Jluuillg Quebec City $10.55; Ste. Anne de Boaupre $11.15 ROUND TRIP FARE5 Ticket: and Inlormanun from Axmu. Ad: for Handbi. nun L-nI-?-nnn Al-j-L-n-- I Icluu Lula lnyufvuuuun yvum nxtnu. ll 101 rmnumu. CANADIAN NA11oNAE Ur H lHilHlHL' 15 [NH uvullu balanced commcrrrinl fort be used. The following be sown early in the : ...x~. I-....~.o. am-.-..Iu "'|rt'\ IILLI onions. pnrsnips and to be sown in the open . \.u| Ivt-1. .u\...... 4- Train frnd it nvnr' I1 luwm: Sl:nti(*(-, Avrm-lmiu In )' jllfuh. vn after bc-ans. ' ..bn 5.....- the heading; of early, late and unedi- `ium so that a su(:c-(-ssinn of vege- itublos is possible rix.I,ht through the .'~i"II.\UlL With unusual sorts, spc-via! (H!'(.`CHOn are given in regard to }cur- and preparation for the tublt.-. . ,LOW FARES : KIN G S You h:wvn't road The Examine! nnhl _vou'vv l( l!d the ndvts. I . 4 Sr-0 it lwfnro you buy. It is a1`(-m:11`k:1hl1- vulxu`. And wc can slmw you how it: will nr*lu.'1l1y pay for itself. It: has many fun! urcs. The Furpd_'Fjlc n n1n1'r\ n` fr:-cl`: \n-m-.. Fare and One-Quarter FOR THIS R()l.T.\'I) TRIP 'I`i:keIu good going from noon |"r|- dzy. May 3rd. until 2 p.m.. ' Monday. May 8111. ` RIETURN LIMIT to leave dcstlmtion nm lattr than mldnlght. Tuesday, ' .\Ia_v 701. { MINIMUM SI`!-2('IAI. FARE :0 Adults, 50c. Children, 25c 9 r. n .-.,x . , , 1_-_._ ... `4NKiKN "54ii%%i9 JUBILEE Full inynrmation from any age-nl rs.`-gr;-gnu-mar`:-wit` SILVER % rue Eleven V SOC` it bvfore you buy. There are 18 other mod- els - a size and type for vvvry hmno and cvcry budgvt . And any 1`n0(l('l l`.':.'._',' hr pun-1\:1sL*dm1 Llnr c;L.~:_v 1:z_\'rncnt plrm. ALLANii}xLL',bN'1~. J. J. McISAAC RADIO SHOP NEW LOVV PRICE