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.-..v. -uxm .-4 un1`I\II.\ \xx.u ml` Iiqtwx` wnultl h:xv<> bmn :1lI0\\'mi in ;\`inu-m-'.< county town. During` the Tutu vh-ction c.'nm)ai}_-`n p1`o}1il)itE.~r1i_4ts p1`a,\`uI 1v\'out.1,\` and they also ham- nn-rx-ul .~'toutl_\', but once thn vloction w:1.~' f'nu_L-`ht. Lhc-_\' fzlilvtl to :10 any more hz1nnm~rin,-1 and the Low! ap- parently ]cnrlin_: ,2'1`c-atvc-st aid tn r.hr-m that help hhomsolves devout prayers have faih-(I to keep the trafc away from our front door.--A.1l.iston Her- -14 `HUI Repairing Phone 229. H-.. \lA . .. H .. . .., uuu H0 nj` Bcvton should mended on n1:xkin_;' a good ght he was forced into. life ofk 'I`lhe Prince of Wales and Premier Bzxldwin nmy not 5.-`ct here in time for the l>`i5_r swim on Momlzly, but all the Princr-.4 of Swimmin,-4` and Prr~n11 erJ Divers will he l1(}l`c. I Eh2Nnrth2rnAhuanr2i I Notes and Comments; THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1927 ......-. 'l\ .\.y-uvxu uu store would be allow: to within their procinct,s. fvvnncw wot municipnlitir Zl liquor` store if it was 1 :1 menace to dry municipu` was under license W`]H-ll m ca-me into force, but t )wn.~1hip:4 on all .=;i of it tlt:\'O u t1 3', but, I ... -..v.,.. \Jl liquor store inuence m .1 . on . awful lmy. and town.~:hip.< local option ~opemtin5: a H ....'H L . 1 \.u vsulxx but Mr. .~\1o.~.\'. by com~ job of the .._.. vnx, ,./..\- ....-. uu ;- allowed to vcincts. .\'nr 1 n . to take the` t .\Ir.A1-.-x. .. . _ -1 nlnuhtm,-dly in Barrie H the <,h',V[ -n pro-j towns i m1iAkc1)"| um 5 v<-H- - ' they !;pIo_wod in is 3 occupation, - eon. ipractically r Ou11fst`0ut of 13.7 lqnnnuu I "]`hi.< principle was later mnbodied i in the first telephone. which proclucori the sounds of the human voice for icho rst time on March 10. 187G." {N Cable says M1-I. Baldwin will do ;no speaki-115: w\hi!e- in Canada. Many ]an American tourist will envy Mr. Baldwin. .u. . u. I .\ccorzli11': to a record in thr Ii::ir_\' of Dr. Molvile B01], father of `thv invmutcsr of the tc-1:,-phone, said j.\Iun:xgm' Smith of the Bell Tele- iphonrl Compsmy to the Advance this 'm0rnin::. it. was on Jul); 26, 18711, 1 \-.+ T1.-nu+l`n...I OL-6- LL. r... A---1'--1--J `for tars. }' July 26th \\'1l.S rod letter ,la_\' in itr-It-phor<- !1i.=tory. The B011 S_\'.`t<.-n1 ' `ue w;~..< own from tho nmsthc-ad on {tho Tc-lophonv Building` on ElizzLb(:Lh 1` Stl`(:i't. \ -1. \,-uuu.--u:x.u,:un, '(lH(l `nfg-I1 honrvux'.s'. sc11o1ar.hi.p;<. and mmlals, :u`r,~ as rc~qu`en.tI_\' won by lwomnn as by men. Women are now oquippt-I to be the true holpmatosz of mm in the home, in profo.<:-`ion.<. and gen-n in l)i_Q' busi110s.<." L ` \J|Av u. ;u.l . 112.327 are` I "y . Tho fa.1'm hac always demum1o `(L110 attention of womom, but Ca`na.H*a ;now has 15,949 listed as farmers as Eco1npa1'o with 6:16.288 male tillers `of tho soil. 'I`h0ro are bosidves 225 `women 2'a1-den`e-1-s and one lone fC< Jnmle earn.< her 1i\'eI\ihood by raisin}.- `fu1'-bearing animals. I Domestic .=c-rvicos is still the r:1'r~at~ (*. .=.ourcr- of r-mp]o31nm1t for wo- ixnen and t`h`ere are at present about liR`0,000 omplo_ved in mvate homc-'5. I` an nnn.?..~ .~....t'..- ;...,u.... `up n'\IIIIL'H. Women hvavr- invaulml the p1'0f(>s-:| sions,` 1.32 br-in}: physic-ians and surf ,goons, :1 number have been a(ln1if.t(>d ` Jto tho Bar. and are now practi.sin_<: ;l=aw, and two are juL2'os and justices. Th("1`(? are t']t'\'(`n women clergjv and! i199 1m'.=.=ionz11'ies. ] rnv n u - .5 nun _\"(~n_'_-'inor-1` in the Dominion, twenty- 0nv nloctmical CI1{1`in('C1'.`~' and six civil e r\ng'inom`.=.. So far, no woman black- : l. or veterinary su1`g:eon.< are re- - corded, but there are women paint- 1 iors, boiler Inake-1'.<, engine buiiIde1's, -lczu'pcntc-1's, etc. I`vh`c census shows ? g 587 women banbers and .h_`ai1`(l1`0s.~`e1`s, `three bcotblacks, t1h4i1'tr_v-four boot-aml shoe 1'opzLi.1'ers, two g-:arag'o keepers. th(1`(`." cri1:u1f'Fs\1x2's. Seven earn 3 their living.-' at 1?o.zvg'-in.g' and ftyone fvarc trappers and eng'ag'e(l in shing, b one is a ce"rnete1'_v-keeper and grave- ' and another an auctioneer. T.. nun. nunnuu nu; 5 SI \ t! land 4 ....4_L_X._. 2,, v,_,; - n - .. l\l u..u..un.1. uu uun,ununC\:L. y In certain industries women find`! i0mq)Lo,\"ment `to a pred`ominati:ng' do-f gvroe. Textiles absorb a vast amount gof female labour, over 57,000 m0- 'mon being: cmplroyerl in'textiIe fac- tories, wu-ile 41,211 are enp:a_9;ed in n1z1nufactu1win_2' textile gxoods and 1wezu'in42' a.ppzu`0l, of which 16,612 gave 3,029 milliners, and i2,240 tailoresses. . , rn ..,.. . u ywuun x..-nt;c. There are over 35,000 . `in Canadna and over 8,000 are em- ployetl i banks. One importan-t, Ioccupation, telephone opera/oion, is ',practical1_v monopo11'zed by women. Four 13.769 engaged in um; work, '10 arm -..,. ........-.. 1 Sixty _\'e:11`s new tlw t'r`a<'h'11{.r pro- fL-swsion was lam.-`o.l_\' in the `hands of 111011. for the most. part pooy 4-quip-, lpml for t.I10-i1`.wo1'k and .<:.'1dI_\` un41r~:'- lpaid. Nrw. 0spo(-ially in the puhl-ic `schools, tc-achin_2' is almost oxclusiw-l_\' (long by \vomr~n. tlu-re being` 49,975 wr>mr\n t0z1chev_';< in Canzula as a::z1vin. 11.042 men. ' _ uln mz1n_\' ca.t women have (Lis- czmlod thcil` ztprons and z(0n=n( over- alls. TThorc- is one woman min~in~.-4 I TELEPHONE ANNIVERSARY So In the (lays of Confodexration wo- man's sp*here was mainly 'ir_1 the home, but. now women n- a place `in pa`actic:1lH}' all trzulos antl_p1'ofcs- aions, besides taking` an active part in municipal, pTo\'incJ':1l and f('_`(]O1l'1l] ]:1'a.i1'.~'. ono woman -has occrupiod a [50:11 in the D0m"'1:i.m: H(`1.`.~'9 for tilw v ._ , L .__ OUR CANADIAN WOM EN Soptonmer to early October is 9 5410011 time to lift and divide h(`11'b2LC-' ooux pc-1'(-nniuis. As soon as UN" (:2-r-at. In-at of .:aummm' is over and one fa-e~l.< that the soil is not. likely 4.. i,,, ,1 From all [)1`C.~`('nt inl.ication.=. the .\'anc_\' sank l)_\' the head, and work- ing: on tho bl1001`_\' that all lv:o.-`o oqui]m1ent would Hlt. t;0warrl.< hr--r bow as .~'.l1(- .=o1.'tlL-tl, workers on the job fvol that when the .=(-ztrch :11.-`z1.in c0ntlnu0;< relics of` .:r(-atcr hi.=tox-icnl import:mc(- will be found as tlw (`X- cavation ]H'0C`(,`('ll.~` towamls the l;o\\'.l | I I ,,_ IDIVIDING AND TRANSPLANTING | HERBACEOUS PERENNIALS \(hllIL vv\.A\4 LIA Al\,\.\| UL Ll}1IA\JlllOlllIICIIL- It is too small for the ship's boll, which, it is fond|1_\' hoped, will be found luring: the 1'ai: n.: of the ship. Other Rt,-iic.~z Reniovcd Other relics remiovorl during` the week include a la1'g`c section" of the .~=:1loon platter, part of the (1e.~si_u'11 ro- m:u'kLLb1_v well pr0se1've(l ; sail c1*i111:io.<, shroud 1'ing':~: and bolts`, shoot h0ok.<, part of a grappling iron, sections of a blue ,2-`lax: bowl. two :~_:mzi1i uniform buttons, an in- HU'TI101'Lb]C number of small bolts and nails. .. \lJ .... Au1.IA\|L_\ ,.;vvvnug._. L,\)lAL\.|4l\Jl|n In addition thereto there is the ;t0ngur- of in hell; t-hr- bell yet to he `found. Judging` from its sizn it saw sc-rvico in tho ofcers quarters and served to call the attention of the steward to the fact that the g'1'o:; cups were in need of replenishment. T+ :3 nm ,....11 42... +1." ~1_. 1..\n _-,u..; U]. s:\.AvA\.u. 1 Some time in her hist;oi'_\~' the Nancy must have had a chips" by the name of Law. Mr. Bowie has in his tre~a.srun'e chest :1 blade or knife `from a j,ack-plane with the name of Law stamped thereon. There is, -howevr-1'. the p0s;.s"ibi14it_\' that some bra\vny smith of the period so brand- ed the p1'o(1uct;~' of his fOl`;;`c. Avnother Valued Tid-Bit T1`i2l.11g'!ll]ZJ.l' hatch cover handle, complete with .<'tap1e. another tit- bit of the rapidly g`rowing' collection. In n.1.I1H..... ;I..,\..,.,. J.1_....,. :.. LL- One of Simcoe Coun-ty s worthy sons in the person of Justice Lennox, , Ju(l_2'e of the Hligill Co-urt Divi:'ion of` `the Supreme Court of Ontario, pz1s.*~:- ed away this week. Haugthton Len- nox, he was familiarly known to the older people throu,L1hout this dis- trict, was born in lnnisl l`0wns:hip~' and underwent the l1a1-zlsluips of pioneer Life. His a.t.tainmr.-nt to the position hr: helrl was lCC0l11flii:~'i1(3(i. by hard work and :1 will to overcome all obstaclc-5. A9 a youn_:: b21r1'i. `in Barrie he :-oon }:::1inc- a reputa- tion which was reco;.>,'ni7,(-rl far from home. As a member of the llou=r: of Coimnons his ability wzis soon reco_L-;ni7.erl and he was one of the most able debaters in the Hounc. On the bench he c-arnr-vl :1 repL1t:1:.ion for fz1ii'iiv;<:< aml hone.~'t.y in all mat- ... v||\. \|\4\1lI U). VIIL. .,...1,. .'-\cl~ds to Collection To his grrowing collection, Mr. Bowie, for the Government, has add- ed two boarding; pikes without .~*haft.s 'l`.he.:o are in splcmlitl condition, mn- of than to this (lay posscs; 21 [)|OllT1i.' that would make the ln`avr;.-"t ih(`.'$"lt2l.t(.'. A si.\:-pounrl spikin: maul, ixvitliout slmft. has also been 1'0- IT}-0VC(i. R.oug`l1l_v fo112'ed from iron tho maul is t for another humlro='l . -1` _,,,, ,....... .... '1`-he Broad Arrow" g`overnment : mark made its appmrance on many of the nds of Thursday. Chief of which was` the removal rrom the Sta1'b\O'al`(i side of the ship (wihich faced the lake from which t1h.e Amer- iican iuiwarlens 'were upp1'oacl1ing') of part of the gun-`cackles of the _.~. Two sets of tack1e-blocks, the wooden sections of which have `evidenitly been rotted away, were {discovered by M1`. Bowie. Both are of brass and clearly stamped with the broad arrow of the British Government. The brass sections are in a remarkable state of prese1'\'2.tion and cIea1`1_\' dened is the ;:roov.'2 cut in the core of the block which nlid se1'\'ic(- in retaining` _2'rease that facili- tated the movement of the heavy g'un. on the deck of the ship. Arllh l-A PM-\11..nl-3,... 7 Many l11t,-2`ost.i11.2' Fimls Lust 'N1t11's1z1_\"s cxou\':1tim_-' :xn tlw .~`11:h.=0qu011t . of tho 9ilL was p1'o of st-\'o1`:11 intt-1'(\. ml-s. Exc2n'u.tin:.>' hn.'~' car1'ie the crew from the stem of Lho shi-p to the stop of the Inainmust. Only part of the step renmins in t.hoAhul1 and. to the great chagrin of everyone, the stump of the mainmast was not '0- oatcd. rl\1 llV\ . . }7_\ D()1`:l1`_\' . u(,-.k, h0\\`('\'(.`l', n um u or uInu;I\ u_\ tho ho:n _\' r:1i_n on 'I`h111*s.l'z1,\' and Fri- last. Somv t.\\'(-nty-vv Tm-t of the planking and ribs of the g':rl|nnt ship could bv sown and tho work \\':1.~I p1'o2'ros. wit.hout4 21 hi`L('.'h, but tthv xlykc that was built :n'0untl it :_"n\'<~ \\'n_\' and the boat w:1.~` . `.\'i1t(`1` :1_L'nin. It wu.~ truly :1 tum- powm' 7>um.p.< \\'t`Y'L` procurml and 1-hv l_\'l ' ..l .IV\.ll u.u.,,uu.u_v 11$` nu... x rcpzxirc-I 7|! FLOODS CLAIM NANCY WHEN DYKE GIVES WAY awn,--, vvUAl\\.LJ um um: when ; hi.=t0ric:1Il found -x- ,-tls bowl The Northern Advame 11 or th e `cian examine your. kidneys at Dlauucr wcrlkncss. Jnd Salts is im-xpcn nmkoe :1 delightful effervescent litl1i.1-watcr drink which everyone should t. 1l(c now and then to help keep the kidneys clorm and active and the blood pure. thereby often -avoiding seriousx kidney complica- Iions. By all means have your physi- least twice. a year. ..`.-y..--. \,..vu.n.u unnu. u-nu-cu JLUIIL mu: `L\' of Simcoe. Judge Van:c:r1I`(])ig' `cook his ofoial duties se1'iously mull at all timc-.= triml to give his (lecisions `Hm impartially. He made himself fam-F ', Niar with evc-1`_\ ]Jl1a3e of municipal`; and county g'o\'e1'nment and his .arl-f vice was fret-l_\' :~`ou,2`ht and given.` The C`-hilh'en .'~: Aifl Society have lost 1 malt u frienrl and counsellor, as Juclrge lfm__] Vance took a deep interest in the D` `nos.-`looted uhilrlren and all wlv were ' not getting a : deal. In tlic`;n;m church and community he will 'nclg.0" 0 n1is2;~:e(l as one who (lid his part w.i!. F T] com of t wom come xrom suxggxsn Kmm'_\'.~`. The moment you feel :1 dull ache in the kidneys. or your back hurts`. or if the `urine is cloudy, offensive. full of sediment. irregular of passzngzv ur :1t~ tended by a sensation of : In-gi11 drinking :1 quart. of water each (lay, also get about fnur ounces nf Jrul Salts from :my ph:1rm:1c_v; take :1 t:1Mu. ful in :1 glass of watur lvuf-we brc:1kf:1.~t. and in :1 few dn_\'.< ynnr kHm'_\`5: muv met ne. . l`|;L' mu. nu-uln rm... moi nnc. . This f:nnmL< salts i: xnndo from the acid uf grrnpus and Ivmnn jnicc, cum- bincd with lilhia. rmrl h:I< been used for years to ush and . the kidneys; also to help neutralize the acids in the s_v5tL`n1. so they no longer `cause irritation, thus often relieving bladder weakness. T-nl `X-119: in :nn\-nnncun- n1'IL'r|c n July 18, Queen S Park; July 21, St.` Vincent s Park; July 25, Queen s Park; July 28, Queen s Park; August 4,Al1anda1e; August 11, Bayviewl Park; August 15, Queen s Park; August 18, St. Vincent s Park; Aug- ust 22, Queen s Park; August 25, Allandah.-; August 28, Queen s Park. No man or_wom:m cgm nuke a mis- take by ushmg the kxdncys occ:1 ally, says .1 we}1-known auth0rit_\`. lint- which excite the kidneys. They hccmnc ; overworked from {hr strain, gut slug- gish zmd fail to hltcr the waste and poisons from the blood. Then \\':_' get sick. Rhcum.'11ism_ lmnd.1chc.<, liver trouble, ncrv dizziness. . lcssncss nml urinary z.Ii aft-*11 come from slugzgish kirlncys. ing too much rich food crcmcs mule,` i Tho mnmvm vnu {vol :1 (lull nrlw in I PRICES REDUCED JOHN F. MURPHY, Prop. 79 Bayeld St. - Barrie] I-vnn Memorial Tablets Corner Stones Markers Monuments Canadian & Scotch Granite Motor Ambulance in Connection ` Open day and night. Morgue 2111:` Chapel in connection. ` Established 1869 E Phone 82. [Barrie - Marble- Works G. G. SMITH & CO; I The pzmszinyr of Jurlrre Vance re-` -moves a well known and highly re- _8p'CtefI citizen and oicial from the -1- r1!,. -, _ 1-` er Take a Little Salts if Your Back Hurts, or Bladder is Troubling You i i Quart of Water H Cleans Kidneysi FUNERAL DIRECTORS EAND CONCERTS Yiipiune 734 CALL THESE NEARBY TOWNS `m Intuurban Service Alliston Camp Borden Collingwood Cookstown I`..n1nrv\t\-Q Lreemore Elmvale Ivy Lefroy Midland Minesing Newmarket Orillia Oro Station Stayner Stroud Barrie. Om I A lz11'{:~;- number of tourists awe stopping` in Barvie for short. pe1`Lo(ls,' and leaving` conisitlemble money in, the town. Many of these would stop' longer were tihere available boats to go out on the lake. F`requent in- quries are made by passing' tourisml if there is any ;~1hin, here and if} boat: can be p1'ocu1'e All are im-' pressed with the beautiful scenery around Barrie and not a few would` spend a week or longer here if could get on the water. This -matter that 'Sl'l:OU.l(l be seriously I _sile.rc.- by the town. T7110 tourist. trade is worth ca.terin_r: to and Bar- rie should take a of it. i I. ll BARRIE to win both 01' tnese,crowns. The new wheat and oats champion wnsbmn at Kendrick, Idaho, 31 years ago and came to Alberta with his gjarents in 1900. He was educated at dmonton and raduated from the , University of A berta. as a civil ` engineer. During the war, he served with the (`mmdinn Air Force. and in 1920, while on :1 survey in the Peace River country. northwest of Edmon- nun nerman '11-sue, ox wemmey, _ _ Albertn,comme11ced homestead- mg m 1920, he confessed that he I knew very little about farming. But when the awards were made at the j 1926 International Live Stock Expo- sition and Grain and I-Inly Show nt 1:: 1 Chicago Herman '1`:-elle d broken a worl '5 record; he had won the grand championships in both wheat ` and oats and was the first exhibitor to win both of theaeprowns. Tho nnuv nrhnnf. nnd nnts olmmnion hen Herman T1-elle, of Wembley, inn in 1000 Mo nnnfnuun/I fhnf. kn [Canadian World s Grain Champion If Dyeing 1 CLOTHES 1 Dry-Cleaned and Pressed THIS IS THE ONLY DRY CLEANING PLANT` OUTSIDE THE CITY HANDY TO YOU. ' 109 Dunlap Street. The l>uoth.y:_:u1x< and moon.~'hiners are to u lzugse ;-Mont done ztwayl with 531104` Gov(~rxnm-nt Cont1`z,u1 has been ina1L:u1'atel, but many of those] who made 21 iving` by n1m1ufact.u1Vin.-,2? or selling` -n10on.~.:hine are now try-I ing to see how far they can go in. evzuling the Government Control law. E They made an easy I`iv',ing; and arel loth to return to honest work. It is! going: to take vigilwance on uhe part; of those 1`eSp0nsibLe for the enforce 1 ment of the law to cope wih the" situation, but `strict enf-o1'ce.ment must be observed or Government \ Gontrol will be a big: ailure. . Goods Called for and Delivered Out of Town Orders Receive Prompt Attention A. A. SMITH. ( 33703:. imv&n%5fi;`~ Kirztcmrban Ssivzbs ) HEN, as in a Local call, all you have to do is to give the ` operator the number. The connec- tion is made instantly, as in a Local ` call, without hanging up. Interurban Service is as simple and almost as speedy as Local Service` --you don't have to ask for Long Distance-unless you find you must make a Person-to-Person call. That is the only exception, and most people using this new rapid service to nearby towns find Station- Ito-Station calls as satisfactory for Interurban Service as it is for Local ' Service. lrfanager W. FIRTH 01 goou izinu stiii iuvmt settlement. In the sixteen years of the Inter- national competitions at Chicag ' this is the fourteenth time the aware` of the grand championship has come to a Canadian. Trello's prize-winning wheat was of the Mar uis variety, which was originateiiat t e Canadinh `Government Experimantal Farm at` Ottawa, by Dr. Cliarha Saunders in 1904. It was a s_ample from a 58-acre eld, which yielded about 4.000 bushels or a1;pm1_nmately_'T0 bushels to the acre. His pnuajwliming oats were Victory strain which yielded about 150 hushels_to the acre.--Canadian National Railways photograph. N J ton, he located on his orig1na' 1 ho 9- stead of 16_0 acres. He now farmsrgoo acres_ and In ten years has made him self Independent, in this new agri. cultural area where millions of acres of good land still await settlement. In the nixtrapn vmm: nf Hm Tun... THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1927. Page Two