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THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1925 |\.u. ..._.., ..x..., ...... -......, ....,. Mr. Harry Ball of Timmins is visiting his parents here this week. Mr. Walter Fenton of Orillia spent the week end with friends in town. Hr! 1-11 xv ..- .1 , n rn H w 0 01 E55 I\'prma Byrnes < end in Toronto. spent the Lnu \v\.\.A\a uuuuu~_y.v nu JJLUALIAVO I 1 Rev. W. J. Watt spent a. couple lof (lays this week in Burk s Falls. I - . av 77 1-. n n rn . 4. .\...uu u. vv -v u. Miss Florence Nott~ing`11a.m of To- ronto spent over the week end with | 1101' pgtrents. ' TI/I. 71'` I` '.'\TnI`nHnnn-L `nu; v\g\.l\ \.uu nu-u nut-u marl 1uL'L ycuuuua. M1". '1`. C. McCullough returned yesterday after spending a week with friends in Torotno. at A n 71- pm ., ,,,,,; xx u.uu.x nu ;. vA\/unnvo Mrs. G. B. Henry of Toronto spent the week end with her sister-\in- 1aw, Mrs. M. E. Dutoher. 1- rn,,,,,,; .u;m. AIL. .;4. Auuupuluxu Mrs. Chas. Ligvhtfoot of Toronto spent the week end as the guest of Miss F. E. `MacDougall. IX A...ll..... `l7.`11-an 1n4`J- Ayn 117...! Anne: 4. :4 4u;u.L/uubuu. Mr. Arivimr Walker left on Wed- nesday to spend a couple of week s holidays with friends in Momtreavl. 113.. 1\/l'....!.. Tl/l`..T.'u!...LL .... L 6... '1`- uvuuu._\a vvuuu ;.a.n.uu.: nu 4vL`vAA:uL\.(A-|- Miss Marie McKnight went to To- ronto last week to take up a posi- tion in the M0tJ11od-ist Book Room. I ... .. .. .. .. .....- -w u mu, AIL\,vvI|\J\|Iav A.IvuA\ ;-ruu Miss Ada Adams of the B.C.I. usta has accepted a position in the [English (lepartment of Windsor Col- legiate Institute. You are cordially invited to at- tend a Special Cooking Demon- stration of the N esco Perfect Oil Cook Stove in our store on Mr. Fred Bi1li11g's1cy spent a few :lays in Toronto last week. '1'e_:anlin:_>* the new 4.4 beer, regret- i11_:-,` the breach of faith on the pant of Premier Ferguson, and express- ing` tlfssatisfactioll that such legisla- tion was enacted at this juncture without. 5:ivin_2' the O.T.A. :1 fair trial t111'oug'h rigid enforcement. PERSONALS A. W. -SMITH, l'I'l.......` Jig` 1: am. Treasurer. Pa go Five Otton Hardware Co. 11 a.m.-ClTADEL-Subject .....The Beloved Physician 8 p:m.--GRAND OPF.RA---SubJect ...........Prejudice and Its Cure" Band in Attendance at Both Services Cut out this programme and bring it with you to READ 'I`I-IF1 A DVER PISV'YF""` " Sunday Afternoon, Queen s Park ,:;,.r' 2.45 o Clock The following programme will be given by the Orillia Band: 1. THE KING. 1. CONCERT MARCH--"Adoration" ........................................ "Bi-oughto I. SELECTION ..................................... ..Gems from Haydn s Creation 1. INSTRUMENTAL QUARTETTE .................. ..To Thee, Oh Lord 3. SELECTION ....................................................... .."The Hallelujah Chorus 5. CONCERT MARCH . .................................. ..Hosanna 7. SELECTION ................ .. . ....Haydn 5. INSTRUMENTAL QUARTETTE ................... .. `Cloud and sunshir 3. CHORUS ................ .. ' ..................................... ..The Heavens Are Telling l0. SELECTION .................................. ..: .......................... ..Precious Thought: ll. SELECTION-Jesus of Nazareth .......................................... .`Sulliva DOXOLOGY MILITARY PROMOTIONS WILL ACCOMPANY THE BAND AND SPEAK AT ALL MEETINGS WEDNESDAY, MAY 27th F ree refreshments will be served all day PHELPSTON S FINEST HOME THREATENED BY FiRE Good Music, by Ggod Musicians ENSIGN S. LARMAN BARRIE, ONT. Miss M. Lcnnox of Barrie is visit- ing: with her sister, Mrs. John Bant- ing. 7|/f..,. 71" T|l -f..1I....,..1. .. 1')... M1~s. T. McCu`11oug'h of Barrie spent tlhe week end with friends lhere. .\.- -.- 71- n om Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Speers of To-` ronto visited with friends here on Sunday. `IK.......... `II ? `I `I .......... `I')....L T-.. \-I u...._, . Messrs. W. J. Lennox, Bert Jen netyt and J. T. Jennett; made a busi- ness trip to I`.oronrto on Friday. A .~.,...-...-Z_1 ............. .0-.. (.1... `Int. ..W.. -..,, VLI -.,.....-.. .,.. -..\..._.. A memorial service for the late Bishop W. D. Reeve was held in the Anglican church on Sunday morning. ion" ..B1-oughton ...Cems Creation" l'E Lord" The Chorus" .Hosanna" FE ..``Cloud sunshine ....... Telling" ....................... Thoughts" xreth ..Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McLean went to Holly on Monday to see their sis- ter, Mrs. Geo. H. Speers, who is seriously ill. `In ....,I .11..` C T) TTIIIALL an .1 On Friday last the roof of Father Gea1'in s ne home in Phelpston caught re and for a time the vil- lage w-as tJh1'eatened with a serious} "blaze, as there is no fire ghtinig equipment. Fortunately, the build- ing was of brick with me-ta1_shee.ting under the shingvles and the fire was soon under control. Dama2_'e to the extent of between $500 v:_i>ml $600 'was done to the roof. u L . . uu.u._y ux. Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Elliott and M1`. and Mrs. W. E. Bantin_<.:' motor- ed to Toronto last F`1'i(la_V to spend :1 few (lays with f1 ien(l:~3 there. Quite a number from here attend- ed the annual convention of Essa Township Religious Education Coun- cil held in 'Iihornton Methodist church Ion ;\Iomla_\' afternoon and evening: ev. and Mrs. T. J. Dew, Mrs. R. F. Lowrie and .-Vlrs. Geo. Hill of 'I`l1o1'nton were in Toronto last week :~..ttomlin_: the Diocesan annual meet- ing` of the Aug.-'lican Women's Aux- .-\ plezxsant social g'at.he1'in,2' was held at the home of Mrs. 'Fhos. Jen- nett, on Saturday evening`, when the members of the Ang'1iczu1 \V..-\. and their f1`ien(ls met to bid {good-bye to Mrs. Jos. I\IcC1ennon ere she leaves for her new home at W21inw1'ig-"ht, .-\1t41., on Wednesday of this week. Du1'in_2' the course of the eveninyz I\Ir.=. McC1ennon was the recipient of n. haxndsomeiy bound Bible, present~ ed by the W.A., accompanied by an address. Every person wants new footwear for the 24t.h and 25th. See what )Carey-Hu1-lburt Shoe Store have to I ,,. __ IVY the park. Bliss Jessie Robertson motored to Toronto last We(111esd:1_v. Mrs. Camreron of Barrie spent :1 couple of (lays here last week. 1r.. nu- cI1-,.....:...\. km. n11+' ha 0 \.uupu; u.L uu_y.: u\,.\. 1|-ULJV Mr. Geo. Sherring has put in a [new gasoline tank (luring `she past lwcck. `Ir -. rn -|r,_1v,.. ___I 1:4.L.1.. ...... -1! V\`ULZl\. Mrs": T. Mullen and little son of Collingwood are visiting; at Mrs. Sb1'ou1e s. 1.12. F ... Qvxnnuru urn] :1nI1nIT-ufrn" 'Dhe1'e was announced recently the results of the miltitary examinations held in Barrie last October an] at the Royal School of 1nfantz~_\', .\ i:1gara~on-the-I..ake, last Juan-. The resul-`cs as they affect the local com- pany are as fol=lr)'.v:: : IN .-n u 4- , 1.`: II An : op; Uuu: h. , Mr. Geo. Spearn and daughter Marion of G.rzivenhurst visited Mrs. Givens this week. A number of tree: were planted `in the community park on Sa.turrla_'.' afternoon, much improving` the un- [1l.'i'.I G1lL2C- The annual election '01" ofcers for the Women's Institute was held at the home of Miss Orchard on Thurs- day afternoon. The 1'o1i1owing' officers were elected for the coming year: President, Mrs. Tom Hewson; 1st Vice-President, Mrs. 1. Spring; 2nd Vice-President, Mrs. 0. Black; Sec.-Tre~as., Miss H. Orchard; Dir- ectors, Mrs. H. Marquis, Mrs. aG. H4_;g.1-per, Mrs. A. Martin; Flower Committee, Miss A."Wa:l1ace, Mrs. Geo. Constable. peit)`; Miss Mabel Earle of A`1-1and~a`le sp\ent the week end with Miss Bessie Hunter, 10th line. 1.1.. `X! f`l....1..n ......l 7|/I _~ Uf\ ..... ..! ;;uu-u\.;, Avvu. nu. I B/Ir. W. Clarke and Miss Howard of Hamilton spenyt Sunday with the fo1'me1"s aunt, Mrs. Robt."Reyno1ds. The Ladies Aid met at the home '01` Hrs. Wm. Lockhavt on Wednes- day last week with a good attend-l uuuu. M1`. `and Mrs. Frank Dyer of Elm- vale and Mrs. Robertson of Barrie were week end visitors at A1't11ur% Dyer s. I -.\,r.. .....I ?\I.... 1:`-..,\,1 n......... M:_,.. . JJ_) m 6- ! Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown, Miss! `Clara. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. J2xs.[ `Brown and T.11os. Hobson motored tof Wyevale on Sunday. ` \KY,.,.1. ,....l .n'n:t,...~ n4 Thfu nn.l NT`-.~ vv _y\:vau: uu uuuuu_v. Week end visitors at Mr. and Mrs. George D_\'er s. were their sons, Dr. `F. Dyer of Hamiwlton, Dr. H. Dyer iof Barrie, also their dau::h.te1', Flor- jence, who is a nurse in London. } % Mr. Geo. Schell has purc'na.<:oc. a` [new C`he\'ro1e.t car. ` Mr. ;VIilford Daley is under rhe| (1octor s care with :1 broken n_2'v1`. I 1.. .-~..\. pm nu ul luun \.,uL;v:.uu.-u \.uL. I Mrs. J. McNearn_v of Sundeaml is hte guest of her sister, Mrs. J. J. I Dumoncl. it 1 `HI xv n ,, ,:- 'r\,;,,,,u, l.-.._. >-<-~t -._ ,,,, Qualied for Field O1`-Iiccv and COlll".:lC(l in the rank of Major- Major C. R. ]\'en.l.':ll. Quuliml for rank of Captain~- lii:~u .. H. A. Gill and Lie,".l.. H. J. Mr. and Mrs. N. Gray of Detroit spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Trott. Mr. J. Desourdie has retumezl to his home in the xrillage after spen(iing' the winter in _\1lan~:lale. mu 1 mr AIL .,L All_._ ,1` Lnl: VVIIILUL All .\uu.u-.ncu\.. M1-. and Mrs. Albert Allan of` Dunedin called on Mr. and Mrs. W. T. C-larke one day last week. A I.......- ...... .,l ..LJ......,1A,l tl... -,.`.. J. \/'l'ZLK\U VIII. IILGJ xuqv vv\.\.I\. A large crowd attended the sale of Mrs. W. Winters last Tuesday and report prices still on the rise. A . t- L1... L,\...nv ...n'n.~ nl-' {Ln L!:yULu llllhc awn \-u un. ;no\.. Owing to the heavy rains of the past week farmers have been some- wlmt 1'etar(le(l with their seedinnu B1,, 4.; Nil... I"L.... Nil - v\-ncu. L\:LOL1\lL\| n.I.u. mugs. uuuxunnnbu Sorry to repovt Mrs. Chas. Mc- Carthy under the doctor's care, but hope to see `her around in the near future. ' an n a u 1! vur 1|: lL|Ll.|1L'- The many f1'iem1s of Mrs. M. Daley are sorry to see she is not im- provirig as fast as they would like to see b.er. 7-\_u_,,,,_._ 'n._,_ -A \T..-.. T .......H DCC H.51- ` Patterson Bros. of New Lowell have nished the seaosn s cut for I-Lzmhlman & Co. and moved their mill to New Lowell. A delightful play, Home Ties, was given by the young people on Friday evening`. All the characters were good and judgment between them would be di`1cuvl~t. Over $40 was realized. nu tvv . 1- .-. . 1 II AT was I cwuuuu. The Women's Institute held their annual meeting` and election of ofcers last week. The old officers were re-elected, Mrs. Fred Pa1'tridg'e, president and Miss Rix, sec1`e'ta1`,v- tre-asurer. The Institute are _Q,`iV'in_Qf1 one of the prizes for the horticultural show. 1-` . 4-. . East Simcoe summer sex-ids of meetings, to be mhI1'essetl by Mrs. J. E. McDonou_r:h `of Copetown: Severn B1'i(lg'e, May 28 (afternoon); \Na:-:hz\_`Q'o, May 28 (evewling); Lake St. George, ` Way 29; Hampshire Mills, Tune 1; Coldwutc-1',` June 2; Victoria Ha1`bo1', June 3; Ea June -1; Mount St. Louis, Juno 5; Hobzu't-Ca:-10;`, June 8; P1'ico ~s Corn- Aua Tn...` O. ('\..2lIZ.. 1'....,. 1l\. 1)..-Lu I IA-`JUN: AA: Ezule, M.M. Qualied for rank of Lieutenant '.~1m1 conrmed in that rzmli-`-Iieuts. M. E. l.iving:ston, Alvin F. Hmmior, G01-don C. Longnmn, Frevl V. 3101'- rcn, A. Ross Cowan. Passed Sez1_2`eants exam.<.-Lance Corpo1'a1;< IC. Wzmlle, M. J. .\Ic- Keever, J. Nixon, Corpls. F. Pem- beifton, H. R. Hobley, Pte. C. H. W':n1ke1', C. Stunden and Sgt. C. H. Bowles. 5 Pa. 1\ n Co1`:{.$a`1-:il.< exz1ms.-Co1-pl. rn nxvo D r hmvinn K`- ...,.,.... \.....k_., uuuu U, LLIML .. ..\.... ers, June 9; Orillia, June 10; Rug'b_\', June 11; Guthrie, June 12; Shanty Bay, June 15; Clowes, Jun 16. 1 District annual inec-tin_a' for East Simcou will be lieltl at ELl`_'l`Z\1`, June 24, at 9.30 and 1.30. Every woman and child is h0a1'ti1_v ixmitetl to at- tcml these 1neeti11_21~:. Mrs. McDon- ouyxlfs subjc-cts are: Tlxe Stanilanl of Efl`icio11c_\' for Insftitute Mc-mlJc1's"; l11i`ul Problems and How to Meet Them; Citizenship from :1 W0- man's Viewpoint; Relation of the Tnst.it.ute to the Public School: F`rm-- l\ v\- v BRENTWOOD CROWN HILL STROUD HOLLY The Northern Advance `ANNUAL INSPECTION! BARRIE c. 1. CADETS ]iTi.g'l1l_\' Complimo11tod By I11s]_)0(-.101`; Eand Best I11 Dist1'i(-T . l Last 'I`hursda_v afternoon the Bar-I rie Collegiate Cadets were inspected by Lt.-Col. M'cCrimmon of the To- ronto Headquarters. The Corps turned out at full strengtli, aboutl 175, and was put through a 1-igicl drill by the comn1:mding' oicers, Major Ross Cowan and Capt. Chos- ter Carson. The corps was in-.ule up of four platoons, a corps of 19 stretcher-bearers and a hand of 35. members. One of the platoons was formed by the corps of signallers, about 30 in all. Afternoon Prog'r:_1mme In the inspection there was hrst the march past, Col. McCrimmon taking -the salute. The corps then opened out for inspection of rifles and personal appearance. Company dril-l followed, during` which the signal corps was posted in squadsl about the park and a message was relayed around the inspection e-Id. Platoon drill and then section drill- under the lieutenants, sargeants and corporals. 'l`he band was then in- spected for its marching, after which Mr. A. Muorrow, trainer of the corps, took charge of the P.T. ex- ercises. The stretcher-bearers were Ialso given an opportun-i;t.y to displa_v their knowledge of first aid. Ex- tended order work and field man- oeuvres were dispensed with for lack l i of time. rzL.\.\L'u \.\:: ,uu.u.~. M... T. Bell. Co. Q..\I.S. R. C. I T .._.. n 1.`...I,. N! `H Complimented by Inspector C01. 1VIcCrimmon complimented the corps at the close of the inspection von the smartness of their appearance and drill. 'Dhe corps, he said, was well turned out, and showed a splen- Llid spirit. Every one was working to do his bit. They were well com- manded and had an excellent band. In fact, he said, the band was the best in the district. Only one other Cadet corps had a band and it was a. Kiltic one. Both the si;:`nal1e1~s and stretcher-bearers were good. ' It would be unfair to the corps to ex- pect to nd it as smart as some others in the larger centres, which had been training: all winter, and would not be inspected for two orl three weeks to come. Because of its northerly situation the Barrie Corps had not the same advanta.g'es that many others had, but they deserved (great credit for the showing; made. Presentation of Prizes On Thursday evening the Cadets attended the Grand Opera House en masse for their annual theatre parade. The B.C.I. band furnished -several numbers and a demonstration in First Aid bamlaging was then 'g'iven by the prize winning team of the st1`etchex`-bearers, composed of C-orp. Frank Foster, S. Coutts, A. Watt and F. Shannon. A n I-15,, L_,,_,I L1__.. I101-UL: uuu ;. bullcnnlnnu Principal A. R. Girdwood then spoke briey on the Corps and its inuence. He paid a high tribute to Mr. Morrow, its comimandant, for his tireless work with the boys. Mr. Glirclwood then made the usual pre- sentation of prizes. To Ross Cowan went the cup indicative of the senior championship, while Jos. Looker and Tim Anderton won the 1_ ntermedial te and junior prizes. Lieut. Alvin Luck won for the second time the cup donated by Major Rotligers for the ofcers of the best platoon in the company. Souvenirs in the form of I.!.. ....... ,...............,I "AM. nnrv VIVA1-A uuxu.1Ja.u_v. >.JUuVl.uALu an uuu. A tie pins engraved with B.C.( also given out to the other Gordon Mizen received first 1 the marksmanship contest. ' VFL- I!..t PK: A-Ln nmnniin UIIC up vvn "I`he list of the corps follows : Major Ross Cowan, Carson. -n- Iuul. nouutunan ;'ruA, nw.,.n.. ofcers Capt. Val DUI]. First Platoon-Lieut. A. Luck, Sgvt. E. 1VlcVei_<:l1, Corp. Ed. Welch, Corp. `H. Hill, Lance-Corp. L. I'I`3tlj_"O1', L.- Corp. Wm. T1-ibble. Second Platoon (Sig'nalle1's)- Lieut. Jas. Rolwvtson, S}.-'t. Les. Clarke, Corp. L. A1 nOl(l, Corp. 1. Reburn, L.-Corp. Jack Walsh, L.- Corp. Lorne Heels. '1`1.:...I D`n"AAf\ Tlmw T Drnmnu UV: 1:. uv; Thirxl P1at.oon-~Lieut. J. Payne. Sgt. A. Bates, Corp. S. Lee, Corp. John Hcmlm-son, L.-Co1-p. E. Clarke.` 'T\-....LL 1'|1..A...\.. Y lnnt T.` T\nxv`n uuuu 1I\.I|lI\.1o\l|n, u. uu.y. ._. Fourth P1atoon-Lieut. Do`_vle, Sr.-`t. J. Kenncd_V, Corp. Wm. Camp- bell, Corp. R. Hougshton, L.-Corp. lStophon.=on, L.-Corp. G. Mc`:\'Ii1lin. C*A...,.L..1...u D A n u A ` . I `A114 T-I D-an uu'g1-u.-uruu, u.-u-up. s... .u~,.u..- Stretcher-Bearers--Liout. H. Pm t1`i(l';`C, Sg't.. R. Wilson, Corporals F. Foster, G. Tebo, C. Scott, A. Clarke. C4... \t..:-.. 1 1,n...=....-.. n nmrq l.`U.`LL'1, u. Lcuu, u. Ln.uuL, .\. S541.-}Iajo1', L. Lawson; Co. Iohn I'Iz1yes. _ 1. nun. LU. \..u.u. u. p. \....~.. Lit.-ut. H. J. Iimle, .\I..\I.. was 31.40 promoted to Captain and second in command of A. Coy., :1 promotion which is popular in military circles. Licut. Ezulc won the I\Ii1it.a1`,v Medal at Pzmschomlalo and saw much hard ghting on the Somme and at the entry to Mons when that city was re- caprtured. Ch uroh Parade Sunday marked the rst annual church parade of the Cadets. About 75 of the corps paraded to St. An- d1'e\\'r =s church, where Rev. J. S. Shortt preached an .'1.pprop1'iate ser- mon. The text was found in I. John H" `4. T hqve written unto you. ` " '~~`1'.:_<: ye :11`: strong." I nu. u ...\. ' officers. prize in of th e \JtlIl -xx . L Q.M.S., @BARRlE DISTRICT METH. CONFERENCE 1 I I ! I`-`inzll .v\nnua]. Mvotillgz Ini 3I _id1;111d; Gain of 21$) in Past Year. l [ The final annual meeting; of the. Barrie District of the Toronto Meth- odist Conference was held on Tues- day in the Midland Presb_Vterian lchurdh, with Rev. Joshua R. Patter- son of Orillia presiding. Ministers and lay (lelegntes were present from the entire district. Rev. Strapp of Ardtrea was appointed journal sec- retar_V and Rev. S. M. Beach of Al- llandale was nancial secretary. The two probationers of the district, Mr. King` of Orillia and Mr. Hartley Grafton of Barrie, were both rc- commemled to continue- their studies at school. ` I In the afternoon the business meeting: of the district was held. This was largely at.tende the dele- gates from Barrie being` its three Mezt-hodist ministers and Messrs. W. C. Hunter, Dr. W. A. Lewis, R. G. lRidhardson and J. D. Wisdom. The nances of the various circuits were reported to be in splendid condition and the inembership showed an in-i crease of 219. Every W.M.S. and Mission Circle in the district report- ed a h~a.nd.some increase in mission- ary g'iving's and in members. Other reports from the various district secretaries showed `that the district was alive and fu11ctioning. The sec-| retaries are as follows: l\Iissionar_v,| Rev. Wm. Clement, of Victoria Har- bor; E\'an.g'e1ica.l and Social Service, Rev. M. P211`t1`l(lf.1'0, of Coldwater; Educational, Rev. H. E. Wellwood, Barrie; Religious Educaton, Rev. E. E. Pugs`le_\-', Elmvale. , At the e\`ening' session Z1(l(ll`(`SSGS were (lC`1lV'(`1'("(l by Rev. H. Well- wood on The Church's Great Past and by EM`. David Wren of iVIi on The Church s Great Fulture. It was a memorable 1neetin_L' inas- much as it was the nal session of` the Barrie District. It was a meet- ing` of 1'ct1`o.~'.1)ect and prospec't.. Old Wesle_\':m hymns with old We:<`1e.}.'an tunes were heart.il_\' 31111;`. All felt profound grzxtiturle for the l1e1`it-are bequea.the(l from a venerable wast, but it was by no means :1 funeral service, for the spirit of those who looked hopefully forward into the future eclipsed any feelings that mig'l1t have arisen of sadness or re- _2'rc~t. Several resolurtions were also pass- :-(I, including` (me commending re- ligious in.=t1'uction in the public schools. There was also 21 resolution W2;7:`2:;a2 ";`;;;;; " "` _I With intense heat -- as much as you want, when you want it- the Nesco Perfect Oil Cook Stove fries, bakes, boils, or toasts. Come in for Demonstration GIGANTIC STATUE OF SAMUEL DE CHAMPLA IN This 1 will 5 side ` i . iug 1 tor ` Notice to Ratepayers in Arrears of Taxes 7"\`i1T(`])21_\"(`1'S who &11'0 in :n'1`c-.m'.'s' of taxes are notied that ilmnodiafo steps are being` taken to (*011o(-t all the tzlxos and street oiling mtcs due the t'0\\'11. To avoid The (`f\'],)C11SC` and an11u_\'z1n(-(= of (~11 r'm'-:-ed ml- lec-tio11 it is 110(-(`ssa1'_\' to make 1)21_V1ne11t at 011(`.(`.. Iiarrio, Ma 3:: t.\v:;1ve foot ::.'L11'o of C`hv.mp1a'in, to be um'r_-i1r_-(1 in Orillia on July 1st, 1 setuml on a folty-ve ton L~ou1d.:~1', thirty feet s`qu:n'e, and on either r: will be groups rop1'esnnting' Ch1'isn*.i:111i`t_\" :-uul Commie:-cs2. Stand- : beside the gure, with `hat on, is Vernon 1\I-am"-`n, (IL-.-.i-gm-:1` and sculp- of the monument, who arrived in Canada this week. Beside him run}... ' I-a_\' 131-11, 1925. ! Mr. Harold Wa1-dman is spending ltwo weeks 11o1idu,_\'s in Detroit. | 114.. In T \lr..A.A. A__-_.L .. ..._.....1_ Orillia Salvation Army Band In Barrie, Sunday, May 24