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Page Eight A-t zx meetin_: of ihe '\Vomen`:< In- stitute tlu: 1`011r.\vin:.: 0'1c01" \\'o1'\. elected for 1110 c,-1\s _\'oz\1': Px'esir1eu1A--Mrs. T. R. I~Im;t.uh1o. 1st Vice-Px's.--.\h'.~3. J. C:n';m;1:h. 2nd Vice-1 ros.~-.\lr.<. '1`. .\`mith. Secretmy--.\I1`s. T. .-\. 1'-Indv. 'I`1'easurer--.\I1's. D. Jacobs. Dist. Dir`ecto1'--Mrs. B. W. Smith. Brzmch Directors --.\Ix's. V . 1.. \'un- atter, Mrs. J. Tomlinson. Mrs. 1. Nellls, Mrs. A. V. Donaldson. The rail }:;nn_: which .hn\'e been laying the stz1ndzu`d 100 pound rail between Gmven11111'st and Bzxrr-ie will reach Barrie this week. All over the division the sba.tions are being cleaned and bezult-ied. The big laawns at Al1a.uda.1e are being; put In shame this week. Prep-zxrations have been made to handle a record mumlber of tourists this season. READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS. DB gn-`eu Luuae wuu l:uuL1uuL auto license issuer with this .'.I. l`lLEC'l`h' ()ll"'l(`l Wr""*"""""""""""' ' ' ' ' V ' ' ' 7 M x9$B;R2;LH0EIHa C`l'Z.\".l`l{;\L (_`H[']{CH HAS A LPROSl EROL'S 1'l`}.\Ri The annual meeting of Central .\Iethodis~t church was held on Thurs- day evening last when reports or the various departments oi` the church were presented. The nancial report showed that $5,508 was contributed by regular and special offerings; $439 was raised `by the Ladies Aid, $570 by the Sunday School, and $514 for Missions. n1a1~:in-g a total of $7,606 for all purposes. Enrolment for the different organizations showsl a. church men1*ber.sh1p of 363, Sun- day School 228, with 25 teachers and oicers; Young People's League 38, Junior League 30, and Ladies Aid 79. Number of families minisrered to, 160. K `u~.z~n'lu4nn AP nu-\v'\Iit\r|:n.;r\r\ (rs ?11n LU, J.OU A resolution of zmppreciation to the pastor, Rev. E. T. Douglas, for etcient and faithful service was passed. Under his leadership the church had prospered in a nmrkeul degree during the last four years. Ofcers Elected The following will constitute the Oficial Quarterly Board: Robt. Lightfoot, Rec. Steward; R. G. .\Iuu- uel, Treasurer; F. Kelcey, Envelope Steward; W. S. McCullough, \V. J. Craven, Z. Rupert, \V. J. Bellan- tyne. fhiah-ir-f Vi:ifnv~,:-.R (1 Rinl1:n*-I tyne. - District Visit0rs-R. G. Ric`1:11`d- son, J. W. Hughes, Thos. Sibbuld, R. A. Ottznway, Stephen Pratt. Qnnrlnv Qr-hnn1_J7? (1 Y-Tnn.rv`.Hnn. Phone 623. Sundz1y Sch0o1-R. G. I-10115;`-1:011, 811301.; .\I. Chan-1.101`, Asst. Supt. 'T.nrHn: ;\I'r`|:.\YI`A `V I Rnilnn-l n.. A. Ul.L'd4\\vit_\`, aL.upucu rnnu. ` `Dll]Jl.; J1. \JI|il.1l'l.l\"l, xlhbl. DHIJL. 'Ladies Aid.-..\I1`s. \V. J. Bailnn-I tyne, President. Seven rep1'esentz1- tives will be elected at a co11~grega- HOIHL1 meeting. 'I`hn Fn11ruvi'1rr r ): wprol llUl|iLl llll7t.`LlH3._',. The followhg committees were appointed : Music CommIttee-R. J. 1'`in1ey, W. S. McOu11o11g11. F` n6nl-u'n~ `KY 1' F`:-nxvon Tn: UOI'D8LL, DIBDHEII 1 I'HLL. Sunda_\' Schoolw-Mrs. `W. J. Bal- Iantyne. Albert FA.h01'ingt0n, \V. J. (`rm vnn \'V. D. .`\ lCL/llllUllgIl. Ca1'ota.king-W'. J. C1'aven, Jas. Corbett, Stephen Pratt. Qnnrlnv Qt-hnn'|._.\Tr= \\" .T T111]- U rzxxon. 1\Iissinna1',\' OommiH0e-~.\T. Chant- ler. Z. Rupert, _\. Ethe1'in.;t0n, J. E. Chown, R. Ligh1.foo1. 1',J\nu.~ T) Y L`inlnx- 1.` Tfnlnnv I DEVI"'l`Y7IU')l'I\`I'} l"l!-IIIIGI ()l{ll.l.l.\ IHICI \\'m'(1 \\'.'1s 1'ece:\'m`1 Ihui \V Inn ]isher, Dc-1mL\'-Ro(-\.\'0 of C and a. 1n of the Cnuxny Oi], died this nm1'nin_L:. The fx will be held on S:1tnrdz1)' at `7 under Masoxiic auspices. Growing Girls Patent Sandals Xvith chrome 10a r11m.'_ soles and 1'ubbe1' heels. J ust what the _\'o1mg girls are \\'0-aring. Sizes 2-; to 6 . . . . . . . . . . .$2.65 a pair Fancy Sandals and Sandal Effects in G~1'0_V and Black Patent. Ranging i11.p1-ice from $4.25 to `$5.75 - ` TOWN of BARRIE1 W e sell only one quality of Running Shoes (The Best). You may be able `[0 buy 1.'11111]i11g shoes from 50 to 25c a pair lcss c]so\\'11c1'e, but when you buy f1-0111 us you can rest assmcd you are buying the best 1n will hu_\'. XVC stand bu(-1~: of 0\'(>1'_\' SPECIAL Boys Boots, lnadc in Black and Tan Leather, rubber heels and Good- year welt, oak tzmned solos. A real boot` for school W031`. Tlioso shoes we made by the \Vi11iams Shoe Co. of 131'-L1'1np`[o11. Sizos ]_ 1'0 Regular $4.75. Friday and Satur- day Price $3.75 a pair Space will not permit us to tell you of the bargains U\\ ll, 1\. .l4lj5`lll-LU'.H. Ushe1`sR. J. I"in1o_\', pair. _' _____ v--.. .-..-v.- ---', , . ....... . 7... If not. convenient. to bring your wool to the 11ez1resL of these points, ship it yourself, freight collect. to us at Weston, any time. VVool Sacks and Paper Twine are obtainable from 1". J. \Vebs- ter, Alliston, and W. M. Cockburn, Barrie, or upon request from _. . __ . __ . __ .._ ----: n -u----- -uuagao ;-u-mg-o----.;u V.....,.,....\. ............b ..--.. _.-- _--_ _.____ :`.,7()() W001 3.,-'.'n\\'m`s in Ontario, who farm to make money, are hettr-1' off by $30,000, hec:=.11sc- thoy sold their 192:`. wool clivp thrn11_:-;h the (`-1'0\\'e1's' Own O1`;.:*ax1izz1tio11 and Selling .'\:.:0ncy. - - - 1 - 1 1 1 . 61$;If1.&W]`)Vi !.'i;i`C() -(i)i1 ilRATI.VE W001} IGROWERS 'I' .'....:L-.J \Veston Fm` _\' vm1\'(`11i(*11<-(2 0211's 2111*. ]wi11, 1n:1d<~d :11` STAYNER--Wednesday_, Ju11e 4th. BEETON-Thursday, June 5th. ELMVALE-Friday, June 6th. 13 A 'D'DT'C' GnJ-11-unpqn-uv Ir-I1-Ian '74-Ila m(,':1:1u ;X1i0`11o1'l)00 with `roe 10-" 1 ] u-`' C black :111(1b1-ow11. Reg`. 1d (>\'m'_\' . $425 and $4.75, - Saturday Price $3.95 a pair Opposite Bryson s Confectionery OUR MOTTO : VALUE AND SERVICE A. KIRKPATRICK General Merchant Grain - SOL-d - C0211 - Reali - "nu ...,. Co11ec"oi;re T-3e11"in-,<,_,r_ Wili Net` Yguiiore n-. nut-n-in urhn (`In-in In n1:\l.'n 1) GET YOUR SANDALS HERE ..IJ.I..l.`.I.J.1 \J\I`\.Ia. .Ll.a.vLa-nun. v `.1 -l.v\I Iv J-Ii-URI The Growers Orwn Selling A-gency" Toronto Carleton Place i l|lUllHll_L'.. LHL` A|ll|I,7:uA 2 11.111. iic .l.'.lLl.LV.l. V J.-.L.|.I.:_I .|. ;a.\.q.u:J, u I./sLA.\J BARRIE-Saturday, June \...'nnd On kninnc v1v(\f\` in WQQL::'.W?0.Q1:- Kelcey. tll" '.l`( )-l).\: Y \V'eHin'.:- \|' f\.H1-u .un_4- `illia, `nun (`ourt of Ro\'i.<:i0n Notice Take notice that the rst sitting of the Court of Revi:~:ion for the Township of Essa will be held at the Villarze of Thornton on Tuesday, May 27. 1924, at 10 a.n1.. to hear and detemnine complaints of ap- pellants. So govern yourself accord- inw'l\' xv xr nrwwnnnv Est':11 (* - )[o110_\' to Loan Lefroy Ontario An interesting ratepzxyers meeting was held in Crossland public school on Friday evening of last week. Mr. Donn, who was the delegate to the O.E..-\. convention, summarized the outstanding points dealt with at the conference. xv xr (`nnL-.l\nI'n .\ svrimiltnml comerence. \\'. .\I. Cock-burn. _~\_;ricu1tural Represexuat/ive for North Sixncoe, grave :1 short tall: on Coxmn-unit~_v Spirit, stressing the z1d\'isabilit._v of holding a public meetin5.f:' once every month or two to keep up commun- ity interest. Moving pictures of N01`- thern 0nt.z11'io, with 21 couple of com- edy reels, a musical pro-gram and recitations were special i`ea.Lu1'es of an enjoyable evening. __?._?._______ ytillolll ingly. lllgly. W. .\1. U1LV\V'UUU1o Clerk, Township of Essa. Dated at Clerk s Office, Cookstown, May 15, 1924. r ! During the year 1924, 96 arrivals and departures on the St. Lawrence route, with its different services, to be maintained throughout the sum- mer months by its popular mono- class cabin and Empress class steam- ers, will constitute the Canadian programme of the Canadian Pacific Railway s steamships. A combined tonnage of 197.000 gross tons will be in operation on the Atlantic under the Company's flag. the largest amount yet assigned by a single line to steamship passenger traffic on the St. Lawrence route. SPECIAL WORK BOOTS Men s` Brown Solid Lea- ther Work Boots, made 011 21 good tting last, p1ui11 too. Rog'u1a1' $4.50 Same in black, regular $4.-.25. Cnnada s unfavorable trade bal- ance with the United States is more than equaled by her favorable trade balance with the United Kingdom, according to trade figures of the Bureau of Statistics. For the year ending February, Canada s imports from the United States were $603,- 000,000 and her exports to that country $`12G.000.000, an excess of imports of $177,000,000. As against `this, Canadian exports to the United Kingrdoni were $355,000.000, and the .`.mpm'ts from Britain $155,000,000. a. surplus of $200,000,000 on the side. of mmorts. surpxur; ()1. of exports. )IEE'[`ING `AT CROSSLAXD THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1924. BY-L.\ \\' NO 1102 A B_\'-law to regulzmte the closing of the following class of shops in the Town of Barrie, namely: 1. Boots and Shoes. \V\I-LERE.\S not less than three- fourths of the occupiers of shops of the following class, x1a1nel_v: TO\\'NSH II OI ]CSS.\ ;.l)\ (1111 ) Ulllbcll 'dU|JUII W. M. DINVVOODY. '11r\\c1v Vnnnuuhin nP Wee 1. Boots and Shoes all being within the limits of the Town of Barrie, have petitioned the Cou-ncil, pursuant to the Factory, Shop and Oice Building Act, R.S.O. 1914,'C'hap. 229, and amendments thereto, -including Sec. 84 as amend- ed by Section 6, of Chap. 76 of On- tanio Statutes 11, George V., 1921, praying for the passing of a iby-law providing for the closing of the said class of shops situate within the said .\innicipa1it_\'. on \Vedne.s(la,\' of each week from and after the date fixed by the said by~ia,w until the 18th day of September, A.D., 1924, between the hours oi` twelvc-tl1irt_v o'clock noon and five o'clock in the forenoon of the next following day, saving and excepting any Wedi1es.lay of any week, during the said term, in which there shall he a Dominion, Provincial, Civic 01' Legal ho1ida,\'. AND WHERE.\S it is deemed ad- visahle to grant the request of the petitioners; 'IYT-TT7`RT:`T<`(`tT21'<`. ihn \Tnnir-inn} }_JL|LlUllUI'5, THEREFORE the I\Iunicipz1I Council of the Town of Barrie, in Council assembled, enacts as fol- lows : 11x mlmo ..1'1 z~\\nr\n :~:C'Hn}n u-uh, IOWS : _ (1) That all shops situate with- in the limits of the Town of Ba.1'1'ie of the following class, n:Lmel_v: `I Ttnrnu and Qhnrzn UL LHU lUllU\\'lIl5 Ulilhb, lliL|ll\:`|_V o 1. Boots and Shoes shall be closed each VVe(lnesday of each week M0111 and after the first day of June, .-\.D. 1924, until the 18th day of Sopte1nl)er, :\.D. 1924, bet\v(-vn the hours of T.W01\'0-UliI`l_\' o c1ock noon and ve o'clock in the fo1'e11o0u 0!` the noxt, following day, . and ox(*eptin_:: any Wednes- rlnv nl` !1V\\ \\'r>nl: 1hII'in"' lhn fllf] >u.\u|_<, 1 day of term, Dominin I-IoIid:Ly. I-1\ .____:_______________. For Sa1e--We11 built eight room brick house, every convenience, good lot, garage and stwble. Apply 12 Small St.. Barrie. l'lU1lUiL_\'. (2) livery person who is guilty of 21 cm1t1'z1\'m1tion of this by-1:L\v shall incur a pen:11ty not e.\'c(>edin:.; $50.00, exclusive of costs. and in case or n of the fine and costs H19 szune may be levied by dis- tress and r: of goods and ch:1'te1:<. of the ofl'<-ndor, and in (`use of non- paymvnt 01' thv fine and costs, and there being no distress: found out of 1.1. l`\(\ ,....~.\n rnnI\ kn Inpirul unnh CILSL` Ul IIU costs c nffv 0 A `\t\II(\ hnln. CL'l'ulll`.: 1.\\t`1|1_\-um~ uu_\.~. (3) 1`hE.s l)y-]:1\\` shall 1:` and C01l1(` into f01'c(\ Yrmn the 1st day 01' Junv, .-\.D. . for the (luv publicity tho .2: be Dublishr-(1 for one woo Bztrrie Advnnco in its is:~'.1 22nd day of .\In_\', 1924. 1`)..n.-All chin 1041` [luv '.:`.:nn (1:l_\' 0| .\lu_\, l1!.. .`l. Pussctl this 19111 day 192-1. \ \\f Q\IY'T`T~T T L` A. \V. S.\II'I`I[, J. I. CRAIG, Clerk. .\I:1,\'m'. I. .-\rthu1' \V. Smith. C~1m'k of the Town of Barrie. do 11emb_\' certify the wbove to be 3. true and correct copy of By-law .\'o. 1102 of the Town of Barrie, passed by the Council of the Town of Barrie at 3. meeting held on May 19th. 1924. E00011 511 Rnrrin fhi 2181' d11V O-f new may JUUI. 13.49. Dated at Barrie this 21st day of IMRY. 192-1. A. W. SMITH. MISS WILLERS HORSES FOR SALE 553 SALE L. R. ORD For Sale-~~B1'itannizL range, $30; also good cook stove. $ other household effects. 0. \V Tollendale. Phone 238j. -WANTED U L'.\(.'.U[)L1ll_L', iLll) \VUUL|L'h' 13' week. dn1'in:.: the said which there shall be :1 Provincial, Civic 01' Lega A. W. SMITH. Town Clerk.` Ildll l(ll\l` |Tll"L,l from and after` 1112-1, and .==a.n10 shall (2 week in the ts issue of the V004 76, new, $5, and Walton, B.'u-rie. -;\l-ISS b1.lI`l'UWS UL 1xu.wuu,u_y In visiting .\Irs. Roach. Mr. and Mrs. J. Bennion moved to Mimico last week. Dr. and Mrs. Webb of Simcoe Hall are visiLin`g in Toronto. .\[1'. Hill of Benton is visiting his Llaughtex`, Mrs. Arcllie .\Iarsha.1l. Several from here attended the races at the \V'ood-bine on Sa.t1u'da._\ . f"nnGv-ynnfinh nbnzgras are `beings: the \Voou.o111e on D'd.Lluuu._\'. Conrmation classes are being held each '\Vednes.day evening in St. George's church. um I nnv and little son Jack church. Mrs. J. Day and of Cochrane are. visiting relatives and friends here. \Tvu LT hn:n1I1'rHP has been in and friends here. Mrs. H. Desourdie has very poor health for some time and is not improving as her many friends would wish. Mr. Grant Heels. who was oper- ated upon for appendicitis on Thurs- day last at the R.V. Hospital, is do- lug l`airly well. .\Ir. Albert Berry has been ser- iously ill with an attack oi` pneu- monia for the past week and is not improving as he should. Mr. Geo. Gates, who has been troubled with broncl1ii'is for the `past two weeks, is spending a few days in Hamilton before resuming work. Xh-5 r! 1T`r1uv-rnw-I nn `Uri: XV` _ For Sz11e-Qu:1ntit_v of seed potatoes (Irish Cobblers) and :1 number of 'Wh'ite \Vyva.ndotte Cockerels, Martin's exhibition strain. Cheap for quick sale. Apply Wm. Smith, 16 Carolina St., Allandiale. \ |.ua._v AD. Mr. Geo. Grant. who has put in a very successful season as assistant trainer with the Seagram racing stable. spent the week end at his home here. \r.. nv\t"`Yv-L` xvm nnn and Hnln In namuton DBLUFB resmuuug wuLx\. .\I1`s. C. Edward and Mrs. W . Pratt are the delegates from here - um ;..+m~naHnn-.21 nnnvnnnn nf 1 l`2LlL are tut: ut'.n:_:,'u.u1a nun: u\.:.\_ to the international convention of the G.I.A. to be held in Cleveland on May 26. Air an (1-rnnf whn has nut ll0Ill8 here. Mr. and` .\l1's. \Vm. Bell and little dzuighter Betty are visitiiig relatives here and in other parts of the town for a few days before returning to their home in Detroit. 011'. Jos. Pulford and Mr. Alex. Schreibei` left on Monday night for Uontrenl as repiesentatives of the BmIl1e1*ho0(l of Rail\\'zi_v Trainment to lieadqI1z11`teI's 01' the C.N.R. l \h- 'T`hna T lnnf hue nlvvr-'l1:1cr3r1 H10 LU H(:'.':l(l[]'l2ll'lt`l'5 UL lllt` L,v.LV.I`L. .\Ir. Thos. Plant has purchased the residence on Charles street nmv oc- cupied by Mr. \Va1ter Smith. who has leased the Sloane property on Essa street and will move shortly. Gerald \\'ai'd1nan 0t` liontreal. \vho_ has been visiting` h`s mother`. return- ed home this week. He was 11690111- panied by his brother Harold. They will visit their brother Palmer in Detroit before ,:oin:; on Io .\Iontrea1. The .-\.Y.P..\. of St. Geo1'_:e's church held it socal eveiiing in the Orange Hall on Tiiesdziy Cards, (lZ1I1CiI tf.I and ma.de up :1 very enjo_vah1e evening. A business meeting: to be held next` week concludes the grain for this season. 311'. Gavin .\IuirhezLd, whose death occurred on \\'ednesda_v,..\Ia_\' 14. in Toronto. was well known here, as he followed the occupation of a. farmer for 3. number of years atHo11y. The funeral took place on Saturday from the home of his brother-in-1`a.w, Mrs. E. Biggar, Innisl street, to Thornton cemetery. n \fnnrlv,m- niurhf n .v\.Y.P.;\. pro- v: n nmhnr nf evening. ` ret`reshn1entsi J.'I10I`I1LUI1 CBIIIBLEF) . On Monday night a numzber of the Boy Scouts under the direction of M1`. Wm. Blogg, had a very thor- 01I`_Eh workout on the race track in the zLg1`icu1tur:1l park in preparation for the athleric meet. to be held in Staynex` on .\Ia_\' 2-1. \Ve predict that some of the dm'I< horses" from this ward will be VET) close up at nirvlxr nl-`nu? Gffnnn 11111511. On Friday night about fteen members of the junior and senior groups, Canndi'an Girls in Training , of the Essa St. P1`esl),\'teriz1n church, under the leadership of .\Irs. (Re\'.) W`. J. \Vatt. and .\Ix's. D. CzLmeron, held a \'m'_\' pleasant outinz at .\Iinet`s Point park. Games. songs and an aippezizin: l11nch round the camp re made up a Very enjoyable night. \`lu- and \h-= LT 'l"nun1in nnrl 1%,1Ql Mr. and Mrs. H. Tomlin and littlel son Ja,cl(, .\Irs. E. \\'hit11ey, Ur. and Mrs. A`. Sim and children. and 311`. and Mrs. A. VV'i1itney and chi1dI`en of Collinuwood were all in Toronto on SzL1111'(1a,\' as gtlests at the wedding! of Miss F. Pickett to Mr. L. Smith,` which took place on May 17 at the home of the hride's parents in that city. F1111 p:11`ticu`.ars of the wed- ding :1.pp0a1' in another column. f\n 'l"nn; nOr\iII1r\I\~n Iholn \(7H1ln .....5 |\'l"l\|$l ... .-...u..n.. v.u..u.. On Tuesday afternoon little Willie Robbins, only son of .\II'. and Mrs. E. Robbins, had a inix-acnlous escape from serious injury when, 1'nnnin:.; in [rent 01` a car driven by .\I1'. Ver- non l<`i11la,v, of Barrio, opposite the .\llan(lnl0 post oillce, he \\'as thrown aside and stunned for (L moment, but wlir-n ln- xms: l`llSll0(1 :11 once in the ofllce 01` Dr. Cane it was foundl ilint he xms nnhnrt and lmniedizite-' luv nun 7l..nl- in 1|... ,..- .1," Mn: | -Miss Burrbws of Kuworthy nr \hv;~ Dnnr-h Mr. Geo. Leslie, A1,la.ndz11e, has two car loads of western horses for sale. Light horses, general purpose horses and heavy horses. Several well matched teams among the lot. If you want horses see Mr. Leslie. The price will be right. IHGL MU \\ (I-3 llllllllll. I)` ran bacli `to me SI don Ho 1'eco\'e1' his On Sam f01}0\\'in_<.: rlervit.-v-s at Ihe Burton .\\'(>. Methoclisi (`h1li`(`h were 01' special in- tmw-. lust Sundziy. In 1110 mm`nin.; about iiity rc-presenmtives of the combined ordv-rs 0|` the Loyal 0I'1111f{G Image No.. -1212 and Keiiipeiifeitlt Lnd:.:e No. Sons 0fEng1and. ut- t<-nded divine service as is Iheir cus- tom on the Sunday nearest the 24th of ;\I:1_v, and listened to a. very `help- ful discourse by the pastor, Rev. S. \1 'Rnnr\h In xvnlr-nyninnr Him Vinit- nu \llbl.'Ulll.\.U U) LHL` ]_)llblUl, I\,UV. D. .\I. Beach. In \\'elcmning the Visit- ing brethren on behalf of himselif and the oicizils of the church, he expressed his plezmsure at the privil- ozo of addressing the S.O.E. for the first time. A brief outline of his address from the subject or hives that Live. as found in Rev. 14 and 13th verse is as follows: Through the inuence of these and other or- ders the plans and ideals of our fore- ALLANDALE u1'dz1_\' m01'nin_:, quite early, an i11nv.=s of only 21 few death of M1`. \\'zu'd1'op oc- niie sudd0nl_\' :11, Simcoe = had been :1 patiellt of that n cinr-n it: nnnninrr in 1'11`) L found 1 immediate- ` of the acci- A .1 ill UllLZl' IU1 I i : \ t 1 once H i1mne(1i21te-i the acci-1 . LUIU ULLIU , `children 1 Toronto! 3 T. Qvnith L \V- line Wall :___:___?____._ Wanted-x1\I.aid for general house Work. Apply Saturday to Mrs. J. D. Byrnes 182 Elizabeth St. S`aturd~a5', May 24, is a holiday and as such will b in Barrie, when ZL11 plagces ( will be closed. EFr`1end-S will 1'e.:1`et to In M1`. J. Downey, \Vorsley St. conned to his bed, but we hear of imp1'oven1e11t soon. The \Vin~Ono Bible Class of C01- lior St. ;\I(>th0(list church will he visited on Sundz1,\' :Ll`lern0nn by ihe Bible Class of C1lllI`C11i11 Presbyter- ian church. Rev. S. M. Beach 01` Burton /we. Methodist church and Rev. 1-1. F. Wellwood of Collier St. Methodist church will oxchz111.:.:o pu!`pil.s on Sunday evening. Services at St. Andrmvs I`rosby- terian church next S111rdn.y w'l!l be conducted by Rev. I-Iemgv Dickln of Edmonton. .=\1ta.. not as zumuunced last Sund\a_\'. Rov._M1'. B1'_\"den will preach later. The Girls` Junior Institute intend ho1 :1 jud-_:ing contest at Thorn- ton on Way 31. W. M. Cook!1w=.I:`n is tryixtg to work up u b0,\"s stock judging stunt to take place at Thornton on the same date. Mr. Goo. Loslio, Dop'.:t=,wRee\'(=. of Innisl. roturned last week end from his \Voste1'n h'i.p. and reports conditions as hcvinxsz but fair fr`. VVest- ern C:1na.d:1. H9 h1'0u_'.:ht. (`own two car loads of horses. which he will dispose of here. l Jud_r:n1ent was rese1'\'ed in the case at` Swift Cnm1(1~in.11 Co. vs. York and `Copeland of Pm1ot:1n_r.;. heard in the County Court hefore Judge Vance >011 .\I011d.'1_\'. The :11-lion xvas to set !aside as frz111dulent :1 chattel ln10rh:a:e Ynr $3.000 given by York %to Copeland. I 1 Barrie has entered a team ill the ,Ontario Baseball Association and have been grouped with Orillia. .\1icl'laud, Ponetamr. Col-lingwootl and il`ort .\lc.\ icol1. With this league, !the South Simcoe League and the` ;Church Leagues all orperzgtiug, the `fans are assured of a summer long lfeast. '! min lllh b'L|'I\U LU _'-;lL L116 \l|UH U1. 11611] tulness as recorded in the grand old Book and keep constantly doing the little acts of kindness that after all are the only thi11_:s \-.'orth while. The hymns used were of zm national and patriotic nature and the morn- ing anthem was .\`shfnr(l s Te Deum. A splvnrlitl solo. Rock of Ages. was ;:i\'r=n by Mr. H. Barron. In tho <-\'P.nill,; u very interesting song '~'m'\'i(!(`- was :;i\'r~n by the choir, as- slstotl by Mr. H. I3a1`ron and an or- chestra (`mlSlS1ill_': or .\ln.=.srs. Sim- :mm1;<. Nc~.<, P.ml_'.:ers. Clarl: and .-'\1`n0ld. The pastor sznve 21 brief `n.rldrr=s.s' from l :Lul's message to the Ephesians, Put on the whole armor 1ol'(`.0(l." Anthems given were Still, 'I`hnn " u-u`4`l1 11.. J11. 1-n1 f\ 1`.- Wanted to Remt--Mediutm sized house with conveniences, centrally located. Apply Advance, Box C. fathers are kept fresh in our mem- ories and shadowed by their high principles we ar ean influence for good to others. Life is only as rich as the things we crowd into it, only as _rre_z1t as the help we i1n.p`a.rt to others. The greatest monument ever erected to either individual or so- ciety would he that of the memory of it noble life full of deeds of kind- ness and helpfulness. In the con- stitution of the S.O.E. we nd that members are under obligatioli to give the weleomiing hand to those arriv- ing as emigrants from the old land. Let us not only do that, but stand l)_\' and help them get 21 start. Let us strive to get the vision of help- recorded keep lv'IHn ant: ni 1.-in:Inr.r4c rixnf nfinv all Canada is financially sound. On April 14th the investors and savings account holders of the country were offered twelve million dollars worth of Canadian Pacific Railway five per cent bonds and by four o clock that afternoon. the issue had been over-subscribed and the books were closed. Telegraph orders came from all parts of the Dominion, a splen- did evidence of the amount of money available for sound investment and the country s confidence in the fu- ture of the big railway. Another ` evidence is seen in the fact that small investors are putting savings into C.P.R. common stock which pays ten per cent on par value of $100,000. Since 1907, Canadian holdings of this stock have increased from 9.75 per cent to 21 per cent at the present time and holdings in the British Empire tota` about 75 per cent. w Hamilton C.`.\`.R. V }10l'entn(1 the .\1l:1ndn.10 t0.:1n1 in an 'f0xh':hitinn game how on Satu1'd:1.y. .4 ` `H:Lmi11on remsterorl football artists the only two may play in the junior leaglle if he of the second half. In the rst per- iod the Allzmdale squad, with the wind against them, held the clever visiting fo1'wa1'vds. In the second . half the home team played well till towards the end, when the boys from the ambitious city gained the upper hand and scored ttw-1 nu_- ~n-_,1 ;__-___ n 1- .. _ ;IIIUu.~. ;VL`;\\, 1'\,U\l_L',l"l D, L/lil-1 IL HIIKI `n.r1d1`(>s.s' Paul's 101' God." Lw`tiH with Theo, with solo by M1`. gI. .\f(-Lnrrlxlzm. `In I~Iea\'enl.\' Love H\bi solo obligntn by Mrs. VV. A. Spoarn, Hark, Hark, My Soul, j. h_\' .\h`. H. I3:11'r0n and Mrs. VV. iI :11'l<. In addition to these, Mr. I I T3:11`rrm sang Bab_\'1nn" and Mrs. \V. A. Spoax-11 .-\ve .\Iz1:'ia. hot}. with lorchostml zxccompaniment. ..,,... nu... nu`. navvnvu uvvwuu. The local team--Booth, Kivell, D. Emms. Potts (Ca.pt.). R. Emma. Brown, Shepnpand, Wareham, Travis, L. Ems and McLean. R1 [H1113] E\"[`l~]RS 0..-\.I3.A. A. Lowe & Son have a. full of Staun=ton s Semi-Tnimnled Pixper. LOCALS The Northern Advance '. a statutory I be observed \n n? "\IILv:v\r\n(- Corsetiere for Spirella Corsets fox Barrie and Allandale D|.., IB BLIII hope to n n UU Ul)D\:l`Vl7u ; of business know that Qt , is still Ln-un In ELMVALE [sums \ DISASTROUS FIRE Early Sunday Morning Fire \Vipes Out Hotel and Five Buildings. The village of Elmvale was visit- ed b_\'u(li-s:1slrous fire ear-l_v on S.1rndz1y niorning and for {L time it looked as ill` the whole village would be wiped out. The lire originated in the ;_-;m':i:.:e and stzrbles or H. Czu'nul1:u1, soutliwest of Hayes` hotel, and quickly sipread to the ad- lolning buildings. l1`0d I-I0u.li`1an's HOUSE`, 'i\I:n'lin Gull:w.:l1eI"s tz1il01' shop, l-lziyes hotel nnd Si(Li)lG.`-i. l.hr_-, shup ad- jninin_L: and i\l:u`l: Livt1.le's house, all fell at prey to the flzunes. l4`m'Lun.;itel,\' the high wind that \v:1s blowing went down and a hozwy rain fell, which ulmiv s-:u'(-.l the rest, oi` the village. The citizens wmrl<'e(l heroiczlllly, hut \Viil]l only :1 Blllzlll ilrc Omziiio. and l)n:ck(-.1. ln'i(lu;:ule they were power- less while the hig-h wind was blow- ing. A mill was sent. to the Barrie llro ln'l1.:n,(lv. but. when the ruin not go. BIt(l.l`tO(l to fmll they did 1... Al... I`...,-\ ULu.lL-.7u ur mum uu,_v um. "V. jxru 'l`h(~. loss 0C(5:LSi(H1(~`(I by the mo wlvll nnmunt, L0 smne twenty thous- and doilnrs, and limo or no insur- ance was cam-ied by several of the ,.......-u 'l`hu rn u.nu-mu] an x'n,n'nHv I-.:u'r1en ny sevcrzu cu Lnu mvm-rs. The tlre stpwzitl so r:1tpi(lly tlmt it \v':ux llll`DOSSlll)lO to F21V(` but little of the contonhs. l\`Tark Little wltll he a lie.'1vy loser, as only some furnl-tnro was saved and he czxrrietli no insurzmce. Mr. Hayes was able to I-l:lV(`. but little, loss partly covered by ll`l`Sl1l'1lL\C(.`. The tailor shop occu- pied by M1`. Gallagliel` is owned by Mr. H. \V'Zl1l(lC0 and is co\ o1'ed by insurance. 1 9,, \l.. n.......|.,...-. ...a........... The r: 5.-t:1rtr~(l in .\Ir. C21rnalmn`s Stable and garage, wmclt was com- pletely burned, with his car, twn head of cattle and various articles. S:pzu'l(s were ll,vin}.z in all tlirectirms and omly the viliv;.:a11t watch 01` the citizens kept it from star-tin.`-I in other parts of the town. Chemical ext.imct1isl1e1`s were freely used and did good service. The neetl of hot- ter re prnwtection in E-lmvule has been`l)1'o11.c;ht. home to the citizrms and will doubtless receive attention in the very near l'uture. H:_-" W" I MANY WOULD LEAVE `I MARKERS INSIDE CARQ; Civil Engineer Omtario and Dominion Land Surveyor 133 Blake St. A great many people possess a hzuppy factllty for asking foolish questions. Almost every business man rexnelnbers and relates, upon .-.,.......:,.... no Imam nun uvhinh cnlnn 1112111 1`(-,'111elll`UB1'S uuu ll`.li.LlL`.S, upuu. occasion, at least one which some person has asked. Perhaps the prize for bonehead questions should be given those who confront t-hp. :-mtn license issuer with BUUUIU the 2 (]11T_\' I `\I'n car 1'" Evlidently these motorists would stow their xiumber plates beneath the back seat: The strange thing about such questions is that they are po.pu1a1'. Mr. Bell, the license is- suer, says that as many as two out of ve applicants ask it. The law on these points is very explicit, and states : 541.`...-non unnnp x-ohir-In nthnr Hinn ery : Must these pzates be displayed on the car, or is it all right so long as the license is at least in the cam? nn.,...,. ....1- uxrnee Hm Hr-anur: ho me ncense 16 at 1easL In Lue um : Others ask, Must the license be placed on any particu1a.r part of the run)` 9" states Every motor vehicle other than a. motor bicycle while being driven on a. highway shall have attached to and exposed on the `front and back thereof, in a conspic-ions position, a number plate. The number plate on the front shall `be as t'ar forward and as hi::;h from the ground as may be necessary to render it distinctly visible, and the numtber plate on the back shall be so placed that the lower edge thereof shall not `be lower than the body of the vehicle, provided that tlris subsection, so far as it relates to the position 01` the number plates on the back, shall not apiply to motor trucks or other motor vehicles for the delivery of goods." E.\'e1'emel_v cool weather C1ll`tE`Ll1(`(1 the attendizmce at the lawn social and danc-e.in aid of the Collegiate Band and P:)\\'e1l's filelody lion, held at the home of T. R. I{i1xtnl)le, un- der the auspices of the Women`-s Institute on \\'ed1m.<(l:1_\' e\'(=nin:_:, but at that it was quite m1r:ces.=.i'iil. A1`- |ter all exp<>n.<(-*5 have been mot it is thought that about will he roul- izetl for the Dzmd and about $10 `for 'Po\\'(-*li`s .\Iol0.l_V Alon. ~-- V" v I ,___ .l.....u __ AA` L.~\\\'N S0(`l.\L IN AU) OI B.(`,.I. BAN!) .-\.\'l) )lE~LOI)Y MEN iv; ;v.....-... ...\..~ . ...\... Miss Blanchawl gave a numbev: of (`me 1`e:1L1i112`s and folk dances by chrildren were also much enjo_\'nr1. The 01`(`hPStl':L 1'o11(1er0d sevc-1'u1 musical szc-1ection.=. Home Saturdays at 6 Char- lotte Street.