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A porch table with a drawer in it 13 `a great convenience in the sum- mer weather; one can drop one s work in it[WhEI1 one leaves the veran- dah, and it` will be safe from the T? YPATI-IY-:'i he modern drglcgg mam .it,y,_:duration. or failure of former 'mornts.' A safe. sure, simple. speed -for preventing and mastering mm ailmenti, regardless of kind. cause, se 8' ver- trgat. Y. savmg ;- `system-etopping sickness. suffering, slaugh, tor. and senseless surgery J ust two 3 globes to attach. Nature does the rest.x%`xl- nrther information see. write 0 _ 1' Pb 174, hours 9 to 7. GEO. SMITH. 27 E538. agent for the Oxypathy Company, and 1,4;-_ , .unnin8.h&m. 4342 % & Furnace co; &..Soft Wood.-Cut and split, as desired. ;_P_ronIpt; Delivery - Prices Right `A TRIAL onnsn soucrrzn V ___4_. __ _ V j5'-fgtjccnsson T0 MRS. LOVERING) ione 9_1 Oice, Maple Ave 31 C3- To achieve that %' grace of contour which is the key of the successful I 913 costume, get the D. 8: A. or La Diva Corset best suited for your gure. Our illustrated catalogue will help you choose. Write for it today. We send it free. ,,3.,3 DCIIINION CORSET C0.. - QUEBEC. Mr. Percy Semple s barn, one mile west Of Beeton, was struck by Ii-ghtn-ing and: destrbyed on` June 6th. The hired man was miotwing down `hay t, the time the bolt _-I`_ L__J. -..--_.-_'l. _2.L1-` _ -1_'I_L `-7 . Canada. U.LV_lNU`.l}. I . A-1 Umon Station, Toronto Ont. Effective June 7th West-bound 11 all p-ape hav atio 1u thic of who subs 111011 repo the he not S i 1` Cu to plic (-onv Hus mos 1 his way to } bust vvv. v-no IIVAV ;t"1,"1'1.<;k,.`i;ut Tescaea "??iEu '3' s-light burn on the mum, a1thoug'h1"the fotrk was thrown from his Some stock was .sav_d, but two horses, some - calves, and imple- (SUI H1811] thxfo ach con ing .._ Liv pub abo t"-Iv` CAPITAL, $15,000,000 _._`Interest at thecurrentwrate is allowed on a.ll'_.dep ' '1 W ' Zlirv o..sit.~s of and Careful attention isgiven to every account upwards. d cl and operated by'1mtil. are welcomed. Accounts may be opene ._Accounts may be opened_i withdrawals to be made by-any one _.__._._-'. Small `accounts '11 the names of two or more persons,` of them or byjghe survivor. ` " o a_, SIR EDMUND WALKER. C.V.0., ALEXANDERLAIRD Geneva! Manager , See Our New 1EasyRun- ning lashing Machin'e and Our Five Year antee Vvringer. SPECIAL VALUES FOR JUNE ` Swing and Couch Hammoqks.` Screen Dobr" and Windows. BARRIE BRANCH: Reqfrlgeratorsand Ice Boxeg. Fishing Tackle and Sporting: Goods. . Perfection and Quick Megl % Oil Stoves. T k H. J.GllAS7E1`T. Manager." _IN Pla UL Uuvv, and stables be _a. iheavy`1oes to` the owher, although `there was some insurance. ` ` ,` L Luvv voguv Pun-o\r< pus...- menta,- 20 tone 0f hay and 130 bush-T $913 of coats, besides the` Aine. Them -..J. ..J.-L1..... -.: LA 1| Janna `nan `A . There is a rumor of o, poseibe,ap- peal to the Dominion Parliament for another -national plebiscite upon the liquor question. - Bazin, of Ormstown, P.Q., brought the ques: tiqn before the Quebec Alliance at its last meeting. The Convention expressed; its cordial approval of the suggestion that at Dominion elec- tions 9.. vote should: be taken by an independent ballot paper on the question of prohibition. It is argu- ed that this method would.` secure an expression of opinion fnee from pan- tizan obligations. A l I Tottenham `Sentinel: -- Mr. John Small Of "North Adjala had a;splen- did draft horse for .which he had been trying to get a, mate for along time, and at last. he succeeded! -in getting one in the township of Sunnidale, paying over $200 for it. He was bringing ithoume on Friday last, but before he reached home a thunderstorm came up and his barn was struck by lightning, killing the Ihorse for which he had just bought a -mate. It was standing in a. stall between two other horses and while it wgs killed the others were unto_uoh- `In \3ll&T! \llJ-VI`-Mill $511555 #1 `AV! v`InI Robinson writes: `.`-There a time" not long-. -ago when we -could boast ?of having the chhmpibnship baseball team of Simcoe County, but now. there ~c9uld.' scarcely be` found enough lplayerns to make _the imitation of- a. club.` T Four ._VzTa.utomolT>i1es came to. grief `on the roadt-v ` -ad-joining Midland in -_1_ L_.._`I_-.. -_.._:_... `|....:....... +1.... IUU. `vuv l."'u&:lB' Wuuvlsusus .u.I.u.uvu.u;. one week, broken .8p1,'ing~s/being`; }.Es'r, $12,500,000 Fipom Nwton he .'f6rf`:3biiii#3 , :?.Frexi.di~ . Riven` imph.ovementi3f 7 ' gurvivedp ' the` We `sales of-.ttthe "-fN'.vy@>\-Eillil de bate and 1_;oo_me;do;wn; unscorched] .for`. the m`atio_ationJ_ of the; --House ocf Commons, was `-welcome .,~..I:1eW_s ' to North ."Bay and` the? who1e-.Noirth country, .'x'r_1ean-ing as" it d0es`-.naviga- ' tion; soomfwith the 'Great1Lakes, be- sidw the development of ' cheap elec- trical, power for North V Bay. - The appointment of` at Royal Commissiofi as proposed by the G0vernment to enquime into the poommercial possi- bilities of _both St. Lawrence and Georgian Bay Deep Waterways, ' will be welcomed as the`best Way of set- vtling for all `time the superiority of. the inland ' ifoute. Cookstoiwn Advocate :--The: `publicl meeting held ` in the town hall-. on . Mondayevening last, to discuss the` advisability of enxlarging the Public School, was pttended by `about fty ratepayers. Dr. `Waugh, Continua- tion School Inspector,and.- Mr. Long- mran, Public - School Inspector, were present. Mr. .W. J. Finlay occupied the chair. , The addresses given by Dr. Waugh and Mr. Longman were very interesting and! were listened` to with rapt attention. A large num- ber of the ratepayers present also expressed their v-iwsn. Finally it was decided to put `another storey on the south part of the school, and V to leave the ma.tter' entirely_in the hands of the trustees-. When this -is completed Cookstown . Public and "Continuation School will be one of - the best in the county, having a : staff of , ve teachers. ' The Bowmanville -Statesman says: A terribly . shocking fatality 0ocur- red -at about 8 o'clock Tuesday even- ing in front of the Eastern House, King .St., E.,* when Reginald Ken- nedy, only son of Mr. and Mrs. R. M; J amiesoon, aged six years, was almost instantly killed. He was playing. on the side of the road qu-ite out of -danger s ,way_ when Mr. Fredi.y_Ho'ar and party came along in his auto.` He tooted his born as a prevention; when in a jiy the little fellow sprang up and ran in front] of the car before it could be stop-| ped, although it .was going at avery modest pace. The wheel passed over the ohild s* `head. - He -was picked up by Mr. Bates and: taken in the auto `to the hospital, but the little spirit had ed. g No blame whatever is at- tached to -Mr. Hoar as he is "a care- ful driver was` going slowly. ` H sorontion is -a well .watered township and has three rivers--the Boyne,the Mad and , the Pine.--which are the cause of a eonsiderable bill of annu- al expense to the municipality. The freshets of the past couple of spring seasons. have wrought such destruc- tion that the cost of . repairs has soared high, above the yearly aver- lage and the township executive _is u now considering - .whether `it [ The Alliston Herald says: - Tos- would not be the best part of wis- dom to build bridges s0 wide and so high and -soisecurely that the an- nual, "angry mood of the rushing `current wouldnot be able to uproot and .wash away hundreds of dollars. The township has" been one Of the fortunate municipalities which have not been under the necessity of is- suing debentures. to meet extraordi- nary expenditures and now that a necessity. for issuing debentures to! lighten the tax burden is asserting` itself the council has decided tel consult the people. At Everett, on- ysatui-day,. the 27th inst, thewhole `question will be discussed and` the' council pvill get `the feeling of the! ratepayers. As an instance of the dierence in. the burden . `under a single year rate and under deben- tures the cost of a .bridge_ to be put over tl'1e~Bo~yne_ wriver this `year is given. ~.To_ pay fo in one year would -make the; township tax rate. $7 `on each $1,000,"-'while`..unide_r` de- bf1tu_re N the _ "V rate. would be $3 on eachi$1`.00O_ {Of `aweeshnent. 7 ' The Council `met in Court of Revision at Leiroy on May 28th. All members of coma were pre- sent and Aiwere duly sworn in as members of the Court. Several ap- peals of ,oV.rcharge in assessment `were received, and 9. number of the appellnts H eheard in] -support of their appeals. The Co'urtY"?Ldjourn- ed ai.ndim'e`1:'in__ Thorntbn on May r__29t'h`. wl_1`enith` other /appeals were ~-considered; The Va.ssesso'r s . v'alua-T lions 'Rvere5f"sustained,' `theFr'oIl_. `ac- ' - eeptevdf and , t'_h e;J,Court` closed, site: 7. ' hiclrthe 'Coiincil ghee to/tra.jns_;ct I i igenrai ."bhsi:3ess.e~i `< . 1 A ._ i 9 mic =: n. A-- ""1F"!`1.e:6.1'1'V<.3.;: v..i`1.;`f',:a-.-`c:oi1nts v5"ei'e pass. iiedz C9le_n_1-`a,n,- :fre_ig`ht on w`h-eel " ggrap ' 81.38;? A...'1iW.--.>`W9{rnic8gy A _i_g';1Vt1:";;`y `.5\ :1,1,.V v51ieei % {ra15eL1:T 3,1314` A INNISFIL COUNCIL . .0 ;$6i60:?i3N 1 . an "$12.50; .;1w.r~.Matners.e ;ha1+ 1 yer0;isa1ary;. Shitary` lIiis1?`=*=;s f 1 $12.50; ' M `Ea1ai1(_:;e-' . * `cm sa1ar5*an $60.90;: Jets . Black; `one-qigarter ye`a1'~_ salary and`; . ,1?-i J M tsr? T . pos_ta.g`e,1,_;$55`.-0.0; ;J.0 ~_W.i B,l`ack,~_. one-_ - iqu-arter (year ,sa1ary and_ postage, ' $98.75; George" Guest, assisting ' surveyor, $1.00; R. `M. Mccoiikey, D i I E 7 B 1 assisting surveyor, $1.00; M. Gov- iller, 0.L.S.,. `attending. as .per te- `quisition of; Thos. 4fA1_lan, $12.00;. `John. Stewart, for use of room, $2.00; Sawyer-M-essey Co. for two wheel scrapers, $82.50; -Wm. Switz-A er, bonus on 25 rds. wire fence, lot`9,-"con. 10, $3.75; George S. Wice, hauling pipe and lling in (washout, $3.00; J. W. -Parks, re- Bpairing sou-th townline, $11.00; J. .G. Scott, sewer pipe, $5.72; Sar-: inch. ljeant and Co., .2 feet by. 15 pipe, $1.10; `Frank Hindle, {bonus on 60 rds. wire fence, lot .7, con. 4, $9.00. owl- " - 1~ A _ -.......& The cover cut for the June issue of the ROD AND `GUN in Can- ada, published by J. Taylor, Limited, -Woodstock, Ont, shows a stliiking picture_ of in mountain climbing scene on` Mt. Robson, the highest kn0.wn peak in the Vnmin `mange of the Canadian Rockies, which Dinector Wheeler of the Al- pine Club of Canada says` may this summer witness a race for its sum- `I A` A '11 ---1'; 1.--- 1.--- ....1:....._ J.` qavuvvu ' Council adjourned` to meet 31'- 1Churchi9l1 c m_ Monday, 23rd June, [1913.A% % ` T v cm! 117 A f`Tf nanwvtu \.-u.4vav.~-arm > --av-Y: r..-.` -..- ur.--..- ..w....`......,-`v . , ~;u.u,.e.~,-r-b-a-:--.a.3 `- kn _ m x v auuuutzz Wxuuvwu cu Luvv nu; avu nu... mit that will only have been eclips- ed by the celebrated race for the eummitt of 1 the -Matterhorn by Ed- ward Whymper and Giordano. The call of_ the Peace; The Cruise of the Viking (from /St. John, N.B. (:0 New Richmond, P-.Q. by motor boat); Among` the Fjords of British Columbia; Black Bear and) Griz-' zly (Hunting in the Gold Range, B. C.); Nova. Sootia Sporting Gosh sip from Dr. Breek; Fur Fanmaing in Quebec; Fish `and: Fishing! in. Manitoba are some of the god things provided) by the varied; con- tents of the June issue . 8 UIEGIIUU 35 I39 UIIUII"DlC_5i Leading Features. Two Spec- ial Railway '1`rajns, an Army of Men and arses. ~ ` _ ' 3.799.! allings, kiplo Menageria, % Elevated Stages, Museum, and \Vor|I| s Ilotsa Fair. The Only Great % Show Coming Here This Season |lIIWE S GREAT! LONDDLSHOWSI % BARRIE% $ FRIDAY z`5`f. j Tijijj mvaun zootomen amen. Aording a lesson in natural History,- with elv known species of aninnla. j 825,000 card of Reuon-Gifted Perform. , `In; I Elephants". k Drove of Lumber ; Blue-Ribbon High School 1! ' use gnd Cake-VW Horaea._ 300 Head of Harm of Moo ed ...I.-.-|.I- ..'4-.1.14` ` AAA A514`, mm Euunuu IN unanlruczuct ANII mnamwnt on um w..- ..__ ------ ----u v Tliiaiztlc Monster Street P;r'ada _ A "*""'e:rr::a.%`*sz;*%,`~;r:`m':a. . . ,. I . ,1 '1 42 ANNUAL TOUR or THE 3:57 or ALL A navwu vs uvsoyu us Iuuuuuu yyuxgrcv--it valuqhle stabld 200 Circus A1-fists and Performers, in 100 Acts Refreshing 1Iewness.- Scores of.QLOWNs toplveaat and amuse the ,YAo\mg--_and;O,ld. , ' H... nn.;I--u- nn,,_ 1 -in" * ' uugv uuu 9356'" 4 `JUNE R613 A AND GUN A. Glance at the biiey-sta_tod' [Autumn Wnnhuonn Tuna Guns- J. w. BLACK, cm. The Dominion Government is making no eort to keep down im- morality on the Six Nations Indian `Reserve. The sanctity of the marri- age tie is held as practically nil by many of the Indians. Owing to the fact that the Provincial laws. do not apply. and; there is no Dominion marriage law, aaire are in a very serious condition. `So 'eaid:,.Re`v, G80. Carpenter, missionary to." the Indians, at the annual meeting of the B-rantford = district of the Meth- bdiet Church, held at Paris. :sUI'0-{1g,.~ Juuucx, uzvvwun ~ . . "II--aRischard Ah'ms'brong,[ I Knnebh C'a.meron-, :01-arice Ferris, Harry Wright, Bessie ` Alicel A1;_1ii1sson,T Idrman VW:rig~ht.T ` ,_,:_.; xv.-11.-.. `MI .,.T(;mm- lndjless, Jessxe wuson. V . f-,`..Form` `III, J unio r-`-C harls Me-1 Freidav Fefris, Gladys Arm-[ V Mrnwsiirnn g-- l Atkinson, Norman w:nguu,. A Form `I, Seniovr---Willie M~cKevver,! George" Wright, Theo. TB-town, Nor-j man Atkinson. ` T T "' E -- ` '17:-nnvu]r:r\ A10vI"Y\-l man Liuuuavu. A :; Form" I ,Ju_n-ior,_ ~-A,---`Frankie Arm- strong, -- Geci1' Ploawman, -Verna `Stone, -Norman Brown. Fonii I, Junior, _AB-,-~Jeqnnie Wil- son, Evelyn" Eun-ter, - Beatrice Mc- Indilees, Ethel Waright, Katie _A11m- strqng, `Harold. Pearson. 1r:_. 1:` `D lflan Tnnnhaf, ;Th_e temperature for May` `was 51 degrees, being equal to` the average for May. If, however, we! dediuet the ret ve days of unusu-`l a1; heat, -we ndA the mean for the remainder of the`-month to be 48` or 3' degrees below the average, and , HL1. ` the meanfvfromv ""t'1.1eV1Vsth1V:o tim 5121),! inclusive, to be 67, or 16 above the average; T `I . . . 1 ,A_ _____ co U0! vovugvw The highest temperature was 83 on the 3rd, and the lowest 27 onvthel u 1-n1 Avvuav The `month was imarkable for its light rainfall and; frequent] | The total amount of rain meas-3 ured! was 0.79 inches, being 1.68 be- low the average, or less than one- thirdz the average amount for May. 'AUvAnI-L was 1.04 inches. -Midllandi :--Some enterpris- ing canvassers from Toronto print shops are said to have secured over long ighousagzcl do_1`1a1s. in Finst Messiiger Boy-I had to take 5:. pretty tough wire to that Kildey girl.` on de `ave dis momin . Railway smash, an lot of her folks badly hurt. She made me stay fer de reply while she read it. (1-__..J `ll . _ _ . _ _ -_. 1)__ `l\. _`l -1... \J\J\.IvIA\A an-Lvuwvoaevn -av faint 2" . - A . Scream? . A cN0pe;7) What did she say? ll('1I,-r_-S_`I lTTTI_-A J. VI ILGU I.Ll\L Willi} DGDJ 6 f`She `said, `What do you know about that !-Cleveland Plain Deal- urns`, 1' 5.15511 91.: Second Messng? 1Iy-Did she _.'_ 1. 09! wanna Item. -uuung car and uoacnes between run William and H mmpeg. _ Commencin$JI_1ne 16th nthrough electric lighted Standard Sleeping Car will be ow?` ated between on William. Winn g,VSaskatoon and Edmonton. Thin `I "YIARI19lIFf'(II'I (Ivan Tnnnb I.nI)n nut` can I):-uulvn onus:-{An `\nfu'nnn F'\ GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM NEW SERVICE 1-on oN?ro-sAnNIA . BETWEEN * -8AULT STE. MARIE--PORT ARTHUR- FORT `'71 ? T T A II 1I?1"1 l'I f`I\1!l1 ` , [Parlor-C`ate. P.rlorTCare and First-class Coaches between Toronto and Sarnia\\'hri - (berths tree). Dining `Car sud Coaches between Fort Wi btandard sleeping Cm-aV(ele'ctri`c1ight9 in lower and ufper berths) Colonist sleepin 1' fr ham and Winnipeg. Commencinn June 18th I. thrmnrh nlnntn liohtod Rfnnrlnv Qlpnninc (`.n r will ha` nut`?- uueu ueuween rgon [w unam, wmm g,Vsaskutoon and Edmonton. _ ` This is theinangnration '0! Gran Trunk Lake and Raii Route servxce between Emern ` land Western Canada . - L Qnnnlnl 'I`u-nit. -mill sun 01-... -.-n..- ._.'.... A_-_. c_..._:_ \n\_,-_n `A m ____ .. ........n~\..imr putt vvcawtnuanuus. - _ _ A Special Train will run thereverse way-fx-om Sax-nia \ Vharf to Toronto, coxnxnom-mg .1-Iunexsztlx.-a.nd`tsa,oh Tuesday. Friday and Sunday thereafter. Ell nnrticulara; Rserratinnn nli Stmnnnr nr Tr-ninn, mnv hp nhfnlnpd nn :.nr.li(-mioll IO `nu; WEEK IN REVIEW] J. zqnnuluosnsv. A gem. Phone on J uue-urn. 3!! 8800 'l`uesa|y._ 1"!` Full arnculars. Reservauon: A Gxfand runk Agents. or wribe Ill: Lwaxav g , Hutu u. ` Miss M; F. Millen, Teacher. THE WEATHER. SUCH A SHOCK Toronto, G. T. Hamilton, " London. ..... .... Sarnia Wharf. Nor. Nav. Co.... S.S. Ma.rie,Ont.. Nor. No V. Co. Port Arthur. Nor. Nuv. Co. .. Fort William. Nor. Nav. Co.. Winnipeg. G.'l`.P. Railway... STEAMBOAT SPECIAL" News Notes Of A Ititerest For; Bu_sy Readers.