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The l2l(l1eS OI L dially invited. JUNE 25, 1931. Clothing SALE `W mm SATURW, JUNE 27, gm. Sm? - 9 __~_,,, Most everyone is acquainted with the unfortunate fact that our store was recently damaged by Fire. mpeaisaiions made. Insurance Companies have sent their reresentativess and adjusters and compleie co. Men have been busy cleaning up and preparing our stock so that we may be ready to offer the Public 4\uvI-\. :r"I9,Iv-3-\I|'\"V (y-It-g;,", M` autlthat the Congratulations to ivuss -muu am ;m_\. V, .,.......e, ...... _, I was a long Stevenson, formerly of Stroud, who ML and Mrs` R_ D. Henry visited, : the stand- was married on June 9th to Mr. C. in Lefmy with M,._ and Mrs. G_ C_l. hey used to A. Tilson, of Kettleby. Allan on Sunday. ,; 1.313/' W35 591 At the regular meeting of the` Rev E. Beynon and family of De-I 310~ (United W.M.S., held at Mrs. B1ack s troit are holidaying at Rev. R. B.`i I h_ W35 1`llast Thursday afternoon, Mrs. (Rev.) Beynon s this week. mm Cu? K R- Y`mz`-, n Of B3_1`1'1ev ga"e 3- Very` Last Friday afternoon the pupils: `}-`fP`5e 0 [helpful address, tellmg of much good of Cherry Hill and s.s. No. 9, Innis- el` mcomelwluch has been accomp_11shed_by the l, Scheme accompanied by their _'SOC1ety, and of many difficulties that teachers, parents and members of the \l\II"\I\In ..m1,,..-e w-+ fn be overcome. lsenior Institute, held their annual' .-.'""` -. ..-. .,;. -. ., . ','t' 3'}. - I .-. ~ I 'y. . . 2 , ..* . 1:`. 1' ti. -, -*3 I $15 ,1 J, _,._ ,; .~ ,,_. _- 4 x. 6,, HURRY FOR THESE BARGAINS - WE MUST} CLEAN UP QUICKLY A large numbe1' of pupils are -\v:~i: 1 fling t'm-ir entrance exams. in Stroud} :this week. , ` i\Irs. (D13) Bowmagi of Duluth .i:i holidaying with relatives here. I Miss M. and Mr. R. Boyce, Mrs. son -were Sunday Visitors with Cross- i ;M. Pzuterson and Mrs. J. G. Patter-Nl i land friends. 1..,i...;m. Hv H10 Hnwmq of touristsi . d from Dag I ) ling` L.iuii' entrance L`.\'a.ula. in u..\,....,.. ` (Continue V . e `e that nianYta,rme1 hm had to Com! (Dr. Bowman .i:` le to boro\\' moiie `o ` - - - the countlirl` . * d _ -Y relatwes keep things going an 0m me '! I) e faced with the realization that they. M. 1 :1`.tei*.~:on Patter-l' ! l have no we)` t.PY the-e 1aT,`5'| Under such .C11:C315taT_lC`35l: _ `v1tl( i'l.'dl'.Ll prices for _0l11 IP10 C9 5W0 `;]3_an I Judg'mg by the throng of tOL11l`i. :[ taxes ( 111.`-Thv Cannot `QC 0 we` \\`l'1o spent Ilie la.~:t week end at taie'l( l 1 can afford to DRY inC1"33C d Salaries- .Hi tenth line beach, this beautiful spot 1 your remarks are in order and` - . is b~.-coining quite nopular. wen taken, said Warden Gloveixl A . ( _ ,, . . _ _ ._ mvthin rim. 1 \_ -t -m, lnu ioad between uiaigxale and ulf the,-c 1.~ 8. , _g` cu ou. i la; St` 1 1 . d G d t. ..`1 of salaries under present. .1( `as recewe. 3' `=00 C03 mg 19 1}`; _- Instead I think there of gravel, after being graded, and Cmlm' l10\V a sprinkling of calcium chloride. 1l;:111d a 20 per cent C fniaking it in splendid condition. 1 CL ` ' Y Councillor Evans, of west GW11, The funeral of the late Dr. G.ould limburv, asked what was +0 be domitook place at Feneloii Falls on June in a C2150 -ml-9 teachers asked f0,`l22nd. D-r..Goul_d was in his 80th, an increase and when a change wa_n,vear. He lived in Stroud at one contemplated because of this, noltime, practicing here for a number teachers applied.` That had been the 05 Y31'5- ' C332,`:-in one district he knew of, and On Tuesday evening the members in. _...`n.. miurin-n there seemed to be. of the Masonic Order entertained as marrxea aunt: . A . LL, ..,~.....1.-W. non 5_';sch01a1`.~:hip at S.S. No. 1, Oro, this . I van I` lMrs. H. Gilchrist. 1 - { i ;\Ii.=s Jean Atkinson and Robt Unununluu iHubbert won the Strathy Mcliellari The anniversary services in the! _ `United Church were largely attend-I1 ed at both services. Rev. Mr. John-ii "L- i l"d.1u'U2u1 uuux uuc pa... i .V1iss A. Brooks of Toronto is vis- iitingr her brother, Mr. Wm. Brooks. \ir and Mrs. Edgar Tuck of Ori`1- manvme 15 Spuuuiug .. MU!-ALJAV It. tette _ m( at Don . V `\\'0('i\'.~Z in the village. \ lmefluai` *" 5 1 *'er"" i Bf.`1'l`le.~` are quite plentiful on the `M1255 15- 3102111 Was home on:-r the} 133.5 lrailrnad track this year. C9 en - 5 Service in St ' Mr. and Mrs. D. Ryerson \'1s1ted"u5ua1 hour 3;: the lalter s home. ',` Mr_ Ed. But ;iting' 3 Mr. and .\Irs. Edgar Miss: Lena Ryerson left for Buffa1o',and Miss Muric llld 5139"? Sunday Wlth the 1att1"-`Ito visit her cousin, Mrs. Stewart, who] with friends he `mother, Mrs. Jas. Magill. is ill, 1 Congratulatit Mr. and Mrs. N. Spence of Church- 0 M d ` ht t` J - ._. I ,.Ernes Duff 0: _ill spent Sunday with the latter .= titulge ngt aft mgle 1m,u1:)lfO _\1i:1`East Oro, on t` `mother Mrs A` Ball |Marv Sloan when thev presented ter- | Mr. Arthur Peterson has_reurned Si1\.C'1. cake basket to Rfiss J. C011a1.(;:: Mr. Harvey 1: t the mmes 1" Red Lake d`5tt' also 21 miscellaneous shower, afterisl"-'1 Sud3Y Miss Evelyn Sutton is still con- which games were played on the. Don: forget ned to her bed. Her friends wish lawn. A weiner roast was also much to be held at 5 ;her a spo:-erly recovery. "enjoyed. 101-0. Friday n mother, Mrs. A. Ball. | Arthur has returned {to mines in district. 5 iined I STROUD Five Paints Barrie '.L'.t1U.|`.V.l.V .I. U. : ` U . :_ R11`. and ;\Ir..+. J. L. Noble are . M? Lulu G.dm,`m.d 01 .Ham`1`n I spending their vacation with the lat~ as the guest oi 3115:` (:ene\'1e\'e Janw.-gte1,,; pa`.,,n.: ::"1` this week` : {iv Jonewmof Bradford Hl0`l1SCl`:u0l` 31155 Bell of 01-1111a spem the week! is 1n.e5id,:ng_ at the Cmftmuat-10 : 1 l I I si . l}e1`(%I:'1{VM1:5 %h,m'_1/"?e dmzfliom _ School exmnimations. _ "~ f 1. '5.` 30" `m mm 0 The sympathy of the con1mumt_\j ~-"13Exr1'1u etml .I1.~,s I`u.-ts. Gr0.s_e of 3l0l.lL1.;:;m. ,c\_,_V(,m,ied to Mr_ Gregg and _\h.._ a-. St. Louxs .~')ent Sunday wxth Mr. -411:1; V, . . .-, ~. ._ . .. . n v , \. -U_:\1: l.1 then 1ccem be-1ea\em..nt. lnrs` 5' ' Gr5e' , . . 1. Herman Fawcett of Embro Con~ -il dMr` anal Mrs` A "lcgwngle 1m)\tI".l~"`tinnation School spent the week end `ole to ("Onto on bun 9'3 ` 1 1\\`itl1 friends in the village. l:.lea11o1~ .\Ic1\e11z1e 1-eturmng home. Field day on Saturday had promiscw n wlth. them` . . of being a real success, but the heavy ` ld . *\_I`55 *l1"me H.1'y f B,eam5ue downpour of rain made it necessary lg Ls spendmg the nohdays at ner home for we Crowd to disperse at an em.-0.` `- hem?` , . . hour. * wu?eIl~:`1.`l (lle W . Be`W.M1`<- of S=*~u1t.SIe- l-`1.?.~1`i*'= M mm MN" I AA*Lenn0x_ Ge0'1_g_el f::p;oEd111g a few days With A. lurk. THIS IS A GRAND OPPORTUNITY TO ACTU ALLY SAVE THORNTON 'T1iL'I(SDAY. `GU-R EEWIRE s1;oc2< 01= The Northern Advance D- Verso "`~1"3`1l11s11al hour, 3.30 pm. , g Butler and son George son Muriel spent the week end , here. |` Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs..` ght the Junior [n,_Ernes? of Orxllia, formerly of` -{he home of _\1is,1`East the arrival 01 a daugn-`I: n t V res to L, 913 ' tohfi;SpJ_ eCn011g1.(;_: Kennedy of Midland .,_-ms aft,31~',SpC-Ilt with friends here. re forget the strawberry social roast St. l\Iark s Church, East- =r\..r. t:*..:r1-nv nirrhf .T1)T1P Qtll. `hour. Betty Moore Sault Sze. llarie is spending patrick. Frank Barry of Chicago is spend- :..... um xvnpkz nr. Hm home of his | Frank marry or mun ling two weeks at the `parents. Summer residents ' parents. Summer thick and fast. Exams. the country calls. 'T`hn hall game betv calls. The ball game between Lefroy' .and Barrie was enjoyed by all. The !seore was 14 to 13 in favor of th= ,_'L:...... L,...-nu ISCUII: was .1-x LU ;.u ... .....-_ ., `visiting team. Miss Iiemp of the Continuation School spent Saturday in Toronto. . Won]! and visitors were Mary and lSchool Saturday In '.L01`0I1I0. 1 Week end visitors `I-Ioward Noble at M. Noble s; Eleanor ` and Ewart Ralston with their mother; {Mary and Earle Brown at W. J. `Brown s; Clarence Whan and Jack `Allan at their respective homes. Lu: mu-7, - was to pay the salary demanded. |their guests a number 01 iuasuiiiu Several other members who took brethren from Bradford, when 2-. part in the discussion upheld thepleasant time was enjoyed together. teach`er's side, pointing out that Congratulations to Miss 'Enid of an educator training . _ and expensive one since ards were higher than they be and the amount of salary by the Teacher? F0de1`at10n~ _ C0uI1Clll0}` H9T}1`Y: 'h_ m`l1ast afternoon, ,.1:.....1 m min with Councillor Cun-3 Young" Barrie, _a very` "weeks in the Queen uty. Q`! The North Simcoe Tuxis Boys s9ft- v'bal1 schedule is not coming off Just _' as well as might be. The game that . :was to have been played between |Hi11sda1e and ;\Iinesing` Station was i o;~:tponed, as Hillsdale had to play h`P _ ..-in the nals of then: church league iO.|. hill: \:uu.u.u-..\. M: V. el M next week. ling their exaxminations. ) . ljithem all success. a We wish hope that both gan1`e`s. A\-vill berplayed The school children are busy try-' _1_\/IINESING STATION A A n-no n St. Mark's Unurcn, night, June 26th. EAST ORO L\Iark s Church a-` the`. *~IIn` `hnnv RR!) n,n1_ LEFROY nt-inn \\'iH`\ H163 IRE- ago 15 .$puuu- are coming . are over and E10115. we be played la` Arthur lieyes spent Sunday at the': home of M1`. and Mrs. Geo. Shefeld [ Cralgl1L11'st. `I The Algon held a shower for 311.1 and Mr. Ellis Hutchinson last Tues _ day night. ` ` The cemetery bee was well at`;-3u(l ed last \\".(lnes there being 43;} - e WEST 030 `YORKSHIRE BREEDERS HOLD , SUCCESSFUL FIELD DAY lxeyes the: Shefeldi on vrL.le\.da\., June 15:51,, one hum. C1`?~1hU1'>'t- ` _ 2 4.`.rccl farnu-rs met at Bond Head Coin- tor )ii.=_munit\. park to participate in a ',1~3_e_`,,_k~_T ,_m;_q.L,,_.. Hem IWMIV. a igh7- iYorkshiro Field Day xyvhich was ar- CemC`1e1'." '9 V-`~"`_ i ranged and conducted bv the recent- \'\'~ diiesii.iiy, `-`l:}';`1`\~ omallized Yo,.k_\.hi1.e B1-coders! l31'6='t`1`-1~ V _ *C1ub of South Simcoe. Although the 3111 WU 1'5- 11- G1`9`1V`=u amliereiit wa.-: who first of its kind to be lime da`~!i1'1-1191' f Orimil spent `hex: held bv the club. those present pro- "9C`k "W'-`- M1 and -`~`5- J35 Sn`:-'1""[.1`i(`-l1l1CL`(1 it as most i11'tCl`0SIillu` and ' "-- `eiiiicatiowil Four clmses com `* _, , _ L in . a. . po>x.d 1110 \\ C`-`t 030 B``~i3i~i5t Chllh 1`=3=Wof breeding and ( inar,ku.-L. were btueii \'C~l.].` niuch improved. The 0`.Jib1~oug-ht out by the local b1.eL,de,.S_ for L'55V*h`31' }-`i'd5 h3"C` hem` relnox-ed`(ir1`ilOi1SU`:1'ti0l1 purposes. These were Eand new ones put. on, and ce1iieii';1,1aCed by the judges in charge and steps put in. The interior Will be reason: fljiveii; the object being to" I-'3i!`-10d this Week, and perhaps DEIP91` {x in the minds of those present just Gd 1at1`- V ` iwhat goes to make up type and coii- Mr. and Mrs.C Gordon Siielswcil formaqon in Yo1.k5hh.es_ 3 spent a week at raignurst. , T ,( - _ - Mr. and Mrs. Leslie of Torontclqecuflllgge`:2:\_;3gSe%% (1,? . - v - -' n ,r u- ` L` " ; spent the \\ eek end uith B11. and Mrs. Outstanding live Stock mew ML R_ j_11 Lmk `W Wade, director of Ontario Live ` Stock Branch, following -an iniroduc- 5" `,tion by J. J. E. McCaEue, president Mr. Bob Jary returned from the` of the club, acted as chairman of the city last week and is spending a few afternoon s programme. J. E. Bre- days at home. 'thour, Burford, Yorkshire breeder Mr. Aubrey i\IciVIaster visitethand exhibitor, and Professor Knox, friends here during the week end,iO.A.C., Guelph, placed the breeding d returning with Hrs. McMaster o`n,classes and led in the discussion, '`I_ Sunday-_ Lwhile L. W . Pearsall, Dominion hog 5. Service at Knox Church at `7.30,g1rade1', took chaglge ofl thedbacon _' p_m_ ` to ass_and \'ery_ a y exp aine what '1` Rev. W. Ne\\'inan s services for constitutes an ideal bacon hog. Fol- Sunday are: St. Peter s, 11 a.m.; St. l_o\ving the demonstration work, very John s, 3 p.in.; St. James, 7.30 pm. interesting and instructive addresses Miss Betty Newman returned were given by Professor Knox and d. from Havergal on Monday last. `Professor Maclntosh, Ontario Veter- e _inary College, on feeding and inan- :'s7= DALSTON agement of hogs, mineral deciency, I parasites and diseases. The South ed" Mrs. Wes. Brown is spending a Simwe Branch 9f the Ontario D9 in few days in Barrie with her sister, l331`tm9T1t0f Ag1`1C111t111`e and the W0- " H----=~ men s Institute of` Bradford co- ,,,_1_:...... L1... v wen. 1 The West Oro ones 1; -.nn.~ nu? in '1 U.lSa1-LI.\.1'.I.1u.I.u.):. , Mr. few` H Anlrn-pv McMaster vis1ted home. w McMa cm-.-;m 911' Knox St. k ete1"s, 11 :.1.1u.; 0 .j.________. m Mrs. Harris. \/f:.~c Tenn Miss Jean Thompson has left for Wasaga Beach, where she will spend the summer months. Mrs. Geo. Wilson is not. progress` ing as well as her many friends`: 1 I tne Sulhlllt-,`L` would wish. mm. W A Her expenses are more or less 11.\t:u. 1 The outcome of the discussion,` v.;hicl1 did not result in any action onfthe part. of the council, was gen-l eral approval of the practice of .='.r.ric*l economy on the part of all mxmici-' palitios in the county. ------ 1 1\Irs Lant*1L.-\' Lawless ha: returned Graham died 1 Z"` ` ` from a -t.0m0 mhgy hondav in Peter she had made her home wlth her 51s- tboro, where she was xmiting .\`Ir.`l`" .in ']c`19"nt.`1 ;: Ofl 3 qucilet f':1n9" ; . R, , : . . ;sum1ng 1S`p0Sl1OI1 sle ma e rxencs `-La~1e' palem" A pan}-`L heldlwherever =he wen t She is survived m her honor at hat re. onib_ I _ M" 'Add.` d t , `Friday, June 19th, and the ])Zl1`t1C1-lb}. t1n_C___` "(3} _1 _1 ```fm Sf`mL_t `"0 `pants arljournet`. to dance and dine, 10 1 m' aunel mm 11.3 Iabont 11 30 at `he B1-xck Kat Inn..'LSa5k` "md S` T` Gardner Barrie` ' and `.Oun,,'; I`he funeral took place on Saturday, ' ""the remains being brought to Elm- , Mrs; W. L. Davidson 5 son Kenneth are \'is1`.ing the form-I .1 7h 110 7. _v. . Ls parents at Lu_cknow, and eX1)::CtX:1a e P .~be1;e .. C;`}`a 5.91` `Ce 11; to return home Saturdz1_v. "3 19` y.ean mm ' m`e1'{ne ~; \\'a:< made In the Ehnvale Celnerery. E Mrs. Harold Schwartzman hzls gm-I -`turned from the Alhston h0sp1ta1..} :_:_?.?____. `having been conned there for `L11-2. Donvt 191-, your house run down_ 7 .. . . . , .~ ` . A ' . . - J pa.~` t\\o <.\ee1~.:. Sue 1.: fr_e1111g1nm.`.1,_\1end that broken Sash Cord 0f.t1, l\\`l1]d0\\', remove that cracked hmge -----'-'~ ':and add a new one, plaint wherever ,.,.-L A.1.,. 1Ivr\t\/`I nr partment of Agriculture and me wu- Institute of operated withAthe club in making the eld day a very outstanding event. I -1 v Don t `i)Iend of the "\\`indo\\', hinge xand l-iii`: is necessary to protect the wood or MRS. HARRIET GRAHAM Page Five less 1'1xe(1."g ...-..--_. _ _ ___, mm W _W___ .w __. , C V _ , dCu19' Mrs. White of Orillia spent a few 0f `c1 Cut 251355 CF93-m Pitcher and. in action days with lvlrs. J0S_ Reevie 12151-sugal. b0.1_ In the address Whichgpi was read a feeling of appreciation? onfthe council, ;zc_n-` week practice . Mn and Mrs. Came of Owen and good wishes for the future were` tl eC.9my. ml part, f mm1' Sound motored here to spend the'9XP1`055e lh_ 1 he `mt3' `week end with the former s mother, Mrs. Gilchrist. - GUTHRIE ' CHURCHILL if i`Hubbert _won Stfathy Mcliellgrl the`? Mrs. Magill of Collingwoocl, l\Irs.:5Ch01<"*1`=`h1P 30- 1 this United Cheer of Owen Sound and )1:-. an:HI\"3511 - John-i `stem of Berkley St. Church, '1`oronto,`}` Mrs. W. Magill of Everett visited; Miss Margaret Spencer 01' Bow- _ a with Mr. and Mrs. Hall on Sunrl21_v.*man\'illc is spending a couple oI`."` `he Specml Speaker` The .1d'i time quartette sang at both services. Parents and children of .\'o. ?7,\\'en-l<.~: . , school district enjoyed the picnic hr-lrli `M155 1" '35 "`7' in St. Vincent s Park on Friday. Week end- `\`1v:' m.=+n11n nnrl :-hilzlron of Lon-'. Miss 11V`Irs. visited" 1` 1,x.L-..7.. hymn I Vincent Park rrluuy. 5 Mrs. Costello and childrvn Lon-' don and Mrs Richard.=on of Toronto`, are visiting their parents, Mr. and . -.\I1's. Corbett. `, `, 1 xuxc. \.ava.u...... The Institute met at the home of` Mrs. Love. with a fair attendancu. Everyone enjpyed the treat of ice; nu-cam The summer meeting of tho, enjpyed the treat 01 lct:-' cream. The the Institute will be held at the home of! I\I1'.~:. Jas. Duncan. A speaker wiliit be present and address the meeting , The ladies of the community are cor--if Alnlhv invifnr`, $1