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The barns are sleek with rum Among the steam or blumnntng appla- LTD!-`I H)ULKlL'l'b llltklll ll] uh. KVCIICDLIIIICIILJ were .=.erved at, the close. Officers were elected as Iollmvst President. Mrs. Robert King . Ist Vice- Presidem. Nliss F`1orrio: Wice: 2nd Vice- Px`e.~:idcnt. Mrs. W. Warnica: Secretary- Mrs. Hill also gave a reading which impressed on our minds how much our mothers mean to us. Refreshments .4 ..o H... nln.-.-. QUAKER PUFI-`ED WHEAT AND PUFFED 1i'i'c "es I ~ . met me` than any other A Scientic Cold Range-- Main food compartment . maintained at 40 to S0 cold-c-liminating all danger lu-KC m0dl5s 3 Separate of spoilage which science says may be caused either by too n-FreezingTe-mperature for low or too high a temperature. mg.) - Thr model Kelvinator you require maybe purchased on Easy Terms through Kclvinatoa attractive ReDisCo Monthly Budget Plan livery grain of wheat and rice contains 125 million food cells. Every food cell must be broken before the grain can be completely digestible. lt takes long hours of cooking (0 do this. But Professor Anderson found it better way. He seals grains of wheat and rice in bronze guns. Revolves them in fiery ovens. Then fires the guns. This causes I25 million explosions in every grain. lr blasts open every tiny food (ell. Pufletl \X/heat and l uffeLl Rice are thus made (()lTlPl(.'lL'ly digestible. Heme practically as nourishing as hot cooked cereals. HEN Professor Anderson found the way to shoot wheat and rice grains from guns he solved -.m important problem. He gave thcsc crisp. d<.'|i(,i()us, ready-to-cat ccrczxls the virtual nourishment of hut cooked cc-rcals. Thc grains become 8 times normal size. They have all the buttery crunchincss of fresh roast. They Are made to taste like swccz new nut-meats. Never before was rich grain nourishment made so dc-lccmbly good to eat. xi - r You owe it to your family to give them this exm: delicious grain food rh.n t'.lS(CS like nut goodies. Order Pucd \5(/heat and Pucd Rice from your grocer today. The Quaker Oats Company. so you don t have to cook it . ~ ` V. _.`.j `I \ \.;. -1 . Vwm \ .9 P` Your Break ast Shot from Guns rgx \\ Rub l0gt'Iht'l` lnullo-r. sugar. rullvd nuts. salt and baking powder. then drop in the egg Imln-ulru, add vanilla. mix well with Mnmlrll Hpnull. Drop mixture-, about the aim of a hazelnut in lmucrcul pane and bake 10 In 15 minutes. Read how this amazing in- vention gives Puffed Grains the virtual nourishment of hot cooked cereals. gives you . . . FOR H-OM35. OFFICES. STORES. FACTQRIES AND INSTITUTIONS "Produced in Canada, ` __ Treasurer, Mrs. L. Sngleyz r)ianis[,! Mrs. W. Warnica; assistant. Miss Jean Wice: directors: Mrs, Harker. Mrs. `H111. Mrs. Mustard, Miss Marjorie Arn- old: District Director`, Mrs. Robert King; Flower Committee: Mrs. Selby Carr. Mrs. 'F`oresLer. Mrs. W. Wurnic-3. Mrs. Thompson. Miss .~ Prugram . AN 4 Degrees of Cold are produced AUTOMATICALLY- wifhouf thought or worry on your port... frozen fruits, ice creams and other delicacies; meats, fish and game. These should be kept extra c:uld-and you can keep them extra cold with Kelvinator and with no other refrigerator. PHON E 1 08 BARRIE, ONT. Consistent , Quality : `Committee. Mrs. Mrs. Selby Carr. Job printing of the butter kind. The Examiner. Window cz1rd:+ House to Tm For Sale", "Rooms". r-u-.~ -for 5:11;: .The Examine1'. '! lmr3tIa_v. May 2?!` L030 1.5" -1 The same yesterday, today and tomorrow . . . next Week . . . next month . . . You can count on ONTARIO- MAID Bread having that same light texture and rich fullness . . . that same delicious avour. We are proud of the exceptional quality of ONTARIO-MAID Bread and insist on the highest standards . . . buying the raw materials . . . baking them into the golden-crusted loaves yoursalesman Carries. just `phone and he will call. Ham and Nut 5:: ndwicb Put through a food chopper cqu nl qunutiucs of boiled ham and walnuts. Mix with m n y o n - naisc and then fkitcad on buttered M1-nun , Mun Enjoyed by five gunm- lbm J Canadians. Snead NTARIO - MAID ll.-no.3 UN 1 A Bread. (IRE!-IN RAIN .1 '-rlmps y0u vo never made (batmeal |:l't'l'3. The rublnzs wadv in knees. The munlo wuuds .19 'Rnm the black asp} And from a sky 1' dwre falls Ureon rum nt sluw rule .. . mm... (.`omp(Ls.\' I ll. IH( (ll .'|l(l('llI'U() IS 3.1:-uspuons .\1u;:ic linking l'0\~'\1('l` I lv;|.-pnun \ nnilla 2:. ('n1\.-' rullmi mus sugar, run`: in lhc m-ml:-u sluhull. ucluut bullrrvd Look fur this mark un rlvrv tin. ll gm-uunlrn that II-mix Hakilu Pond" aloe: nu! . uulutro ulum ur un) Ilulmjul iugrnlill. COOKIES . PIES - PASTRY 2 V %OOOQJ m:(;a-Gm:GonY on Vvcdnesdny. May 14th. 211 the home ul` Mrs. F`. B. Gregory, Third St.. Cnllingvmod. the marriage of .J(-rm, on- I_\` daughter cf Mrs.`Gregory and the Intr F`. 8. Gregory. to Mr. Charles C., B(*g.`g.. was :~ulemmzed. The cerem was },)'l`fl)YH1."d by Rev. William Mne- Millun of the First Presbyterian Church 1:1 tho presence` of the im- Inzdidli` fsumlivs. The bride. who was I ` ` `nm1:r:\!2:icd. were her tmvelllng gown. I :3 In lhl`l!' J. Ixzxws Xx 1mvr- xm wr.m\l)k- of na\'_\' blue silk with 1!:x\')' blur: `nut and 311095 and :1 !`.\Xous(- .I` ~;~_;'.u-1. satin. Her ;~nrsa.ge bouquet \\'.L\ 1i1_v-u;t1w-vull'c' and 3\\'eolh(-urt I``:~'L`\ . Shv also wore the g2,1'.')<)m'.s` gm, .. Elma {xv fur '.~..':w`lI1 . .. NA .\'.'." < INST. O N TA R IO BAKERIES , ._ ,____ -_ MRS. WM. '|`()l)l) Rl(?0Vlv}RlNG , FROM I-ll-`I-`l~:(I l`2~`. OF A STROKE I Ol'lUl`.L Pm-k-:1 and '1`iu1es'-~-NIx's. Wil- liam Tudtli. friends. z.nd they are a legion. purtlculnrly zmmngst me Wo- mz':1"~ Imziiute vox'kers. will egret .3 lxnzn that she has been quite ill` for (31: pm: xvcl-k. On `1`hursd21y of last. wevk shv sufTm'<>d :1 slight, stroke which - .'_.\" *~"":>` I1` 1/IS rL.~. Goon: LIMITED Phone 250 Macaroons . . Vlllh With :1 Hen-wlm! In-txvvm. . .Iu`l.~nh.-H: Try this delightful recipe. TI c-specially good when made with The kind that 3 out of eu-r_y -1* Cunudiull houseuritv-3, who bake [at lmmc-, any thqv use becuu.~zc it gives consist:-ntI_\' b'tlt'I' baking results. `This [um um re-u,-uh-I in a rvcent Dominion- , wide iuvestigmiou. IVIAGIC IIAKING POWI|Ell ] BARRIEITES AT GOLDEN ; I WEDDING, COLLINGWOOD ` I A number of relatives from Barrie!` attended the golden wedding` :1nni-`. 1vers:1ry at Ccllingwood on May 5. cf} Mr. and Mrs. Edward Andrews. who? )\vero married in Bztrric-., Vim 5, 188w`).| Mrs. Andrews was Miss Ellen Overs of 1 |B:u'rle, before her marriage. Amzmgl 4 `the local relatives who nttendrd M.-1'-3 .Mr. and Mrs. John Cody. Mr. and: ' Mrs. Ernest Hnrtt. Mr. and Mrs. Gen. Cameron, Mr. and `Mrs. W. A. Overs and George Overs. 'Fhn (`nlHnu\\`(\'\d 1'`.m.m'nris:v has the and (ivorge uvers. The Collingwond Ent.erp1'i.<;- focwing on the annivex'sn1'y: "f\n N/[nu 5 man F`.dwm'd Andrz.-wsi Trimids. Coming to Colllngwxod ov.r iollcwmg the uIl!llVCx`5kl1'3. "On May 5, 1880, Edward was united in marriage to Ellen Ovnrs of Barrie. On Saturday of last week the golden unniverssu`y of that impur- tzmt evmt was c':lebrat9d at their home on Pine street. when Mr. and Mrs. Andrews received the :.'Ull}._ .\`:lLll- latlom. and good wishes of their many thirty years ago, `Mr. and Mrs. An-! draws have proved tliemselves L-slim- able citizens. and substantial (`Vl(iL`ll(`.L` of the esteem in which they are hx-ltl was shown by the many token: of r4.- mcmbrruice. Two dz1u;.I,lit-:*rs and one: son were born to them. the vldur (` `ghter. Mrs. `Henry 1ryer.- who died .'~1f)u.) years ago. the surviving (la1w,"n- tor. Mrs. Hugh Jolmson of '1`m-mto and George Andrews of town. Mrs. George Andrvws and Mrs. Claude Baker assisted in wcrvlvinig. On Saturday friends from Elmvalu. Pholpston zmd Barrie arrived and pro- SL.lit(.`d the bridr and groom ".\'ith p;i1`ts. and on Monday the foreman and of- fice staff of Collingwoud Shipyzutls. Ltd.. where Mr. Andrews is employsvl_ ])I`(`.H`(llt(?(1 him with n pnrsv of gold and :1 suitable uddrcss." ____________.._._____..___.. recovering me use -`)1 '1e1' :um. -um-. ever. and as she is not affect-.,-IJ. in any \\'u_v except for the p:u`:L1y . `V.-1' friends are all very hopeful for :1 cum- plcte recovery for her. Her dnugmcr Mrs. Crawford, and her sister. iv]:-5. Moe, both 01 `Detroit. cmne aver -m lvgamlng at Mrs. Todd`: illnesz and art` 'c1n:1i11Xng with her. affected her left s`.de._ she- r(>cove1'ing the -')f her ...~m- mm nu eh i: not nf[e( (`l~I.\"l'Hl-I \`E.\`l l(.\ \\`().\Il<'..\".\` V.().N. VVORK `NEEDS FUNDS The regular meeting `)f the V.O.N was held Tuesday. May 13. The .1'ms- u1'P1' reputed :1. balance m hand or $268.33. Thu expenses for 1110 tnnnth xven: lnrgs owing to an oxchangv of cars for the nurse. Miss Ruiltun made 1'78 visits during April -:1 which 16 mm-n 'm~ nnm r-snap: inr-hxdinu lwn in- [I5 visits Liuung n|J.u '.)A niupu AU were for new cases including two in- fants. Four clinics were held with an attendance of 50. Gmurfiil :1ckno\v- lrdgmont is made to T1105. Rogers for his co-operation in having .1 b(`l.(`.k mat made at. his factory ior the 1150 -Jr :1 patient who especially needed `H115 extra :on1i m`t. There is immediate need for I11-1)l'C funds for carrying cm ihis -;n':d \vm'k ii` town. and several plans were -.'1iF`.".ll.<.:-Zffd about which there will be l'u1't!im' no- lice. 1 STANDARD BRANDS LTD. 1 (`.lLLE'II` PRODUCTS 1 'l`0ll0N'l`U MONTRI-IAL WINNIPEG ` Branchu In all the principal Canadian C-`Hie! Thirty ladies were present at the May meeting of the M_im-sing Wu- men's Institute held at, the home of Mrs. D. Luck. It being 'uiho annual meeting. roll call was answered by paying fees. Cun'ent events pi'ep:1x`:d by Miss J. Foyston were X'L`.ld by Mrs. M. Adamson. Mrs. S. Mchczm gave '1 :i'c:1ding and :1 very interesting [)':.\))(.`l' was given by Mrs. A. Johnson on W0- man's Round Table Talk." 1:Vl..no:r..~ l\' nfd-`innup yum-nhnrl no Fm`, 11121115 KTUUIILI LAUIU L'dH\. Election of officers resulted as fol- lowsz President. Mrs. G. Crawford: 15: Vice-P1'c-sident. Mrs. G. Johnston: 2nd Vice-President. Mrs. S. Fraliclml Secrctzlry-Treasurer. Mrs. D.~ Camp- bell: Assistant SeC:`eLz11`y-Treasurer.1 Miss J. Foystonz Press C31`respondent,.l Mrs. S. McLean: District Dixvctor,` Mrs. G. Johnston: Branch D'11`e:t01's. Mrs. G. Tracy. Miss J. Muir; Repre- ....\..n...\ On Hm icfrinf Anv\na1 V11": X 1I'S. U. Lrucy. i\/11.53 .J. A\'1Llll. nt';.nL'-I sentativv to the District Annual. Mrs.` W. Knapp. Representative Barrie R:st= R:;;m1, Mrs. D. Lurk: Sick Visiting SecreLai'y. Mrs. Wilmott Caokz Sick Visiting Commi(.t.cc. Mrs. W. Fmli-:~k. Mrs. L. Livngston. Mrs. D. Luck. Miss` A. Orchard. Miss J. Muir. Mrs. Johnson. \/Irs. G. Tmoy. Mrs. S. Mc- Y .... .1 - CIv*nnrrnv\\rv\n (`run-\vr\iO tnn \r'h'c -Juuuaun. Avua. u. snug. avuo. u. nu.` Lean: Programme Committee. Mrs. W. Knapp; Convener. Mrs. M. Adamsun. Mrs. A. Ronald. L. Adams. Mrs. G. Richardson. Mrs. W. Duwncy. Miss J. Faystzon. Miss A. Orchard. Mrs. G. Trnvy. Mrs. S. Fm- lick. Mrs. G. Crawford. Mrs. D. Camp- bell; Organist. Mrs. J. Maw: Assist- ant. Mrs. E. Richardson: Auditors. Mrs. A. Ronald. Mrs. R. Plowright. On May 24 the annual cleaning-up` unietcry bee will be held. A \'ory dainty tea was .sur\`c(l by the L llC.\'.l.L`S.s which was much enjoyed. The June meeting wll be held at the home of Mrs. R. M. Orch:ir(l. The` roll call will be ;ms\\'m'e(l by 3 \`<-rsu of scripture. Advertise in The Examiner. Tlu-_v`rc AI. she is r\1r\.:1(l_\' u. .... ....m hn\I'.. Page Two District. Dir:ct'.Jr. `ranch J. ist Amiual. \/Irs. 1ti\'E! Rzst .i:>Lt Mrs. rs. Miss A. my. S. Ziummitteo. ener. 1\rI.` Mrs. Richardson. ivy. il. -1 rdson: nual cleaning-up HIS crcriit 1 vigcrou: :his. Lt {era as natiann cur bro pe1';.s. 1( if the Thin She i have :1: `.111 fr: houseke men's gardles. if main in the a good run ar gains 0 ` mcnegr `. '.`L'. lH_'y' ` Miss It-h nu in\'I-rd ` (or pre` I .-inrvhx l _ - _ _ , , 4 AKE1ast season's dresses, remove the old coor and faded strak or DU L111. \VC \`\UlICAl as VULKIA-V llslik. :hne little or nothing to bring kudos on <;m'svlves or our franchise in Can- ;}ad:1. Here is :1 job which has cried ;|vain1y for years for our good offices. ' I "I ~. 1 I On every dour-sill of every home. and vitally affecting every human being in that home. sit the problems of public - 1v1rl ni\'-.1.`n hnnlfh T? i< HHIP to 1,111!` I '1`Al\1'LlE1SI1SCasUn 3 ul casts, Icuwvc color and streaks spots with White RIT, and then renew them in lovely spring shades with INSTANT RIT. u/1.3.. D1T` mmmma nnlnr fr-nm New Spriung Dresses T for wun uvaxnn 1 xx; 1. White RIT removes color from 1 all materials-cven b1ack---harm- less as boiling water, even to the finest of fabrics. Then you can tint or fast-dye them perfectly . . . be.-au~ tifully, with INSTANT RIT. Hun Whit R-`IT tn remove (`ulor uluny , WILH .lAV Use White from: YW.-A.-nun V Illllll. , Dresses Curtains Hosiery Children's clothes i Lingerie Scarfs, gloves, etc. Women everywhere: are making dresses last hvicc as long with lNS I`AN I` RIT and White RIT. At your druggist or department store. 15c per package. 0 - no streaks. When color has been rcr.1m`zd with Whiro RIThc sun-mrc.--lint urrc-dyewith1NS'1`ANT RIT btcaust they are kinrlrcd m formula and professional results: only guaranteed when used together. rn'r\r Rpmnvnr IVKW IIVJ I I\I1 I I\I I \\lI\ll3 Use INSTANT R IT to lint or fail dye fabrics, Counts in autumn : fuhiunuble shades. Enay (0 use. quicker, longer lusting ~nu npuu - _ A }DOUGHNUTS - Mrs. Anne Anderson Perry has been writing in The Chatelaine on The `High '00s: of Sickness. This is one of her ,.n\o...-n.\u.-- i `.lll` t h.*:' support. UIHL HUHH5. bll. LHC [JIUUALIIID U1 |JLl|JlAl. Jfld private health. It is little to our c;-cslit that we have not tackled them vigcrously and intelligently long before Let us cease to treat health mat- ters localized issues. brother voters and the medical ex- let us push on to a real solution high cost of illness." Think that over. is very right when she says we done nothing of importance with franchise. The women are the housekeepers of the nation. and it wo- organizations got together. re- gardless of party politics. on qttestions ll national health. we could be 9. power land. Women's organizations do \\'0l`l-E. but I sometimes think we around in circles. and with the expenditure of time. energy and we could accomplish something `smlly worth doing`. McPhail spoke recentlv on gol- ' tel prevention. I wonder if there was :1 ingle women's -zn-ganization that gave If you agreed with her. it would be :1 simple mutter to pass a rcsoltuion to that effect. and to send it ill _\'.)lll` provizicial 'md federal member. when most goiter is preventable. it i: unloi'tinm!e that it is so prevalent. I...l:. Le: us get av znatlonnl outlook and with the help of 4 Incline will prevent goiter. but it wili i not ulw-.1_\'s (`lii`t` it. Iodine is 1| danger- | aux` drug and never should be used un~ loss under a doctor's direction. In the" su-c:1lled goiter belts, iodine has been given no school children with excellent result. Sometimes in is given in tub- \vaier. But never should it be given indiscrixnixmtely. The provincial gov- emznems have done :1 certain amounl of work along this line. but there is" i J "` in form. and sometimes added to the eiili mnrlr In hn Ann and if in nu fn I \In lull In: Color Remover Harm/ass As Boiling Water N'otc:ALLRIT1S INSTANTRIT Whether an murksl on -vun,'f:um-. or not. Ul Vl\Ml\ auuug nu. lllllf. Ulll ` still work to be done. and it 1 the women of the country to : goiter is prevented. nu_,_ -1..-- -1 -__u__ Iodine hns other uses in the body _ besides preventing goiter. It is n1ust- necessary (or expectant mothers. be- cause at that time there is a tendency towards goiter. Then too. a. deticienr . of iodine in the thyroid gland of trhi unbnrn child may cause cretenism. The THE BARBIE EXAMINER j}ii:"$.LIE1~I"i6iav}i Written for The ` HINTS FOR HOMEBODIES -_::- ..._:_..._...... 7' _a COXTOCV IN WOMAN ~EEALM ,----__--_-__-_---.. - 1 New INSTAIST RIT Colors lvI3'r`AIu'I`I)l'1`A..a ...r..- Full \VL|ll'l 5lU\\'lIl. \I\llt.'LHt`l" llll`l J)` Vnsgo.-table. contains consider-' indme. Consequently mere is no r problem in lands near the sea. a. Goitcr Prevention . `4A\ -\.uuu. Other Uses of Iodine i prevent goiter. It will not - it. but it will prevent it. Ur: iodine in our budies is the thyroid gland and it mfficieni iodine, goiter de- - bes; way to obtain iodine gods. but it is not always obtain in that Jinn ic nu-n.-uni in Ivuu~CnIIu IVDIISIV 1 R11 . RIT to remove culor or growth. whether an- nhlu nnnfninc .-nnairhu-_ Examiner ' s voters have ; ~m.~ in r*..m.l . 1.! Lu ) see that thing which most women dread in child.-bearing is the awful possibility of having 3' child that is not right mu-n- tally. Sumcient Iodine in the die.-\ will help avoid this. Tndlmx mu-r-In-an-w -,m-tnfmllsm. Hull Recipe for Oatnu.-al lm-aruons nexp nvuxu un.~.. Iodine accelerates nletufmlisxn. is, it makes our food nmre quickly :1- Vuilable for heat. energy or building tbasue. So that iodine in our mod is :e value to vveryonc. l...Il--._ :.. l.`. We may eat our iodine. lnstezul of taking it as medicine. and mutlwrs with growing girls should \vut.cl1. than they get it, as they have :1 [uncle-ricy towards goiter. If you live near the sen you need have no wurrivr; on this score. as fruits. vegetables mid water contain all that is nect.-z~:mry. 'I`l1us<- living in other parts -)f l,lu~ r.-ounlry should use cuiisidemlilo st-u-loud. 1-lssli in some form is nvzillable. Czmncd fish is just as good for this purpose 11:; fresh. Canned vegetables and iruit,.'~; grown in other parts of the wountry may hnve more iodine llmn LhU.'s'(: grown in your particular locality and` for that, reason it is uclvlsublv to use some cmmed foods. Doctors have agreed that adding iu- ' (line to salt is the most convenient way of adding the mineral in the general diet. in localities where there is little available. If you live inland. use iodi7.- 3d salt, not only on the table but to cook your vegetables. Preventive Mt.-dlclne There is a revolution slowly (.-oniing in medicine. We have the silly hubil of waiting until :1 disease occurs; and then trying to cure it. Can we mt hasttren the time when all tzflort will ba- mude to prevent the disease from oc- curring? . More lc.e . Quicker Ice 0 Ice 0 the time and as much as you need The regular meeting of Painswick r Women's Institute was held at the hall on Tuesday, May 13. with a good at- tendance. It being Mother's Day the roll call was answered by moLhez":~; maiden name and :1 verse zfouut mum- er. Mrs. King then gave 21 paper My Mother." which was very ixxlen.-sting. 1' AINSVVICK W()MEN'; lNS'I'l'l`U'l`lC GET COPY IN EARLY In order that The Exmnlmer patch the south mails on I`hurs- ay afternoon. it is necessary Ln close the last. forms- pages 9- :2,, nnnn nn '1`hur:rI:\v and close me 1851. mrms- pugvzs .~.- 16-at. noon on Thursday and pages 1-8 at noon on Wednes- day. Arhmrcnrsz nml others are dy. Advertisers and urged to send in their copy van`- iy. Notices for Coming Events" can be taken up to 10 am. Wednesday and icinssified `Aci- vertisements and Locnis up to 10 am. Thursday. but the curl- ier the better. A.a.m..tlma-. unina tliqnlnv ner me neuer. Advertisers using displny space are requested to send in their copy on Monday If pus- sihle. 2H1` I tablespoon butter 1 cup whim sugar I H..- nof only beer Food refrigeration . . 4-WAY COLD MEANS 2 Greater Ice Ca_DaCI'ty---Regular ice compart- - ments, plus Fast-Freezing Compartment, provide more ice in relation to cabinet size. electric refrigerator. 1 Super-_Fast Freezing -A special compartment - that makrs ice and frcezes desserts in from Q to }`S the ordinary time-due tn Kelvinator s exclusive use of Iso-The:-mic Tubes. \_ `ELVlNA'['OR ELECTRIC REPRlGERA l`ION .. .. ... O in compartment wizh Below-1 V\.lJllAl\.- Iodine in Funds` Cold St0rage--In de _ .:.L n_;,_._ 1:,4,,..;,,,,'r`_,,,,,`,,,,m", 5. if also gives you n:ore Ice HUBBAR $ HARDWARE A ` as } lI.`Isp0u|I ml!