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Toronto property. Would c:\'chango two well rented Toronto houses or small apartment; on local property, business or good farm. Write G. Faireld, 102 Westminster .-\vo., To- ronto. l:1_v.u nul_\' ull`:~riuu` I'M` \\'nlHvlI':: :H~I ..I II.- and ill hurry to Lrlrl, :1 w:: for :`tl'l',l`1, or H'|'.`~` Slim` Slurp fan ||n.L:in. .9. I |HlH..'lHUllh I HI . \\/..v p,`I'v:nl Hinn |_\' l|ur|I:uII.'.-: Hr quirk mulc- Hvlut, |:|':ll.'|lt'|' \\ hi|'h |'orIn JIH l}`.H,M). I'M` HUI] I HI \VuH<|" 4". 'l`l H I'.`.|` '|'|Io~ Nl".H`Vll / HH|}_{;10'l` fnrcl I I inunnu.-s C0lliei'St. U `'7' VIII ll 1 |m,;ilinH rnw: whi HI hujn-|< szlnp nml (Tlnrk [Iv HI `-l:lH full, U':lI`| l"?l|Il "Ill (}ui|l'nyl:- .'Ill'u'l\ I'm . 1..l,. IUIII l|||,.i (:llH|`nylt`, pit. st.)-In-l< out la-n fur |iI':ul!'urtl pwitinn .-A\\`im,v :11. hi.: .~Jn\'.' Im ])U:ilLllH| .-I\\HI).'_III}.', 1iu,|II'1 nugnzm.-;1_y at. hi. .~ hull. ` l'IlI]>ilil|}L musal, In: :1 1'i.'ky hu.sin(.~.:n in r:uH' :15 none of the l0Lu1.~, '` \\nuhl tuk-,: on the job, and Allanduit. had to supply both man when Lin Camp |im'h:n umpirc,-.~: fuiletl to show up. Geo. l\ cnnc and I"rzu1k Hur-` ;:n::1v<.-s were to cull th(.-m and L ,'ll\ <- unlim s2ttisJ'uctior1 to both` IUIIHQ, ULHH3. .~\ll:1ml:1lu--I`}. Alzn1'>;l1z1 l\'ni1.;'hL .45, .<:i(l 11', A. Johnston c, N055 2|), Gor foylc p, Stephenson rf. Rr:nlf'nr*rl-C\;n'L' `Rh, 1oym awpncnson 2'1. 1 Brzulford-C12u'k 2b, A. Gould Jim} Wilson lb, 1-lux:ning_ .<.~:, .\1u1`snuk(: p_I J:':n'.< 11', J. Gould cf, Gap}; 1'1", Mc- Leod c. n............. ., ._...,.... .. I The best played softball game at the Holgate St. diamond this yea: took place Saturday evening when Aliundnle defeated Lloyds of the Ori1- liu Industrial League 8 to 2 in an exhibition xture. The first five in- nings was :1 pitchers battle between ` tI1e1`i\`ul moundsmen, with honors Iabout even in the matter of e"ective- nests, although Reid ; aids managed to score two runs on a couple of hits, well placed sacrifices and good base, running. In the sixth .-Xlizmeaiel started in to whack the o'ering of Davidson and added three runs. one more in the seventh, and called it a g day with two in the eighth. . Rnth T.1n\'ri: run: r=nmr-`- in the ninel Allmulnle II, lirndfurtl 0 In llwir l'Ir.::l. lunguv gcumrv uI_:~mn Allunvlnlw jluzi, mnmng-- Magus-I In vitlnry. Io-l't~nl.iII;{ In nrtl II In 1'. 1"!!! lyhrl-v ml Hus .:: mung.-s /\|l4Imlnlv |n|u_vv-cl lilm w H nu-n uml \'.'m'I' lm-Icy Hmi, Lhv `AL-iiillll alial nul :1l'lnl'1I unuru Hun: day 5cnoo1. _ Special open session, with slides on The Life of Jacob. 1` ..h..- .'nI.]. ..`} to get two hits. \ (lay VVILH L\\'U lll Df.` Blgllbll. Both Lloyds runs came in the nine after two were out. St. Clair made a bobble of R. Crooks grounder and escreeching hits by Fowler and J. Crooks did the damage. {eid pitch- ed a great game all the way through and deserved a shutout.. He only allowed ve hits and twelve. Reid also helped cause with three hits, run. A. .\Iarshall also sent the ball for 1 ( .~:truck out * his own < one a home : a long ride, but was called out at. l the plate, the umpire maintaining` that he did not touch it. Sandy Ness and Earl Marshall wth three hits each and Hargreaves and Guilfoyle with two helped things along considerable. All the visiting team worked hard, but it was simply a case of too much Reid. Umpires-l{elcey and Coulter. rlllrnnnuulu n-x, nu..- Allandale played its first league xture at home before a crowd OJ about 200 on Monday evening la:-t and defeated this year's edition 01 the Lefroy team by 14 to 4 Lefroy has a greatly improved team this year Law, their new twirler, who has a nice delivery, is the main cog in their machine. The game itself was not very interesting, Allandiale tucking it awzty in the first innings by scoring six runs on four hits, a walk and an error after two were out. Lefroy, Ixowever, mpde `m intemesrting by creeping up to make it 6 to 4 before Allandale got going again. Reid started in the box for the winners, but was relieved by G.uilfoyle in the fth when he complained of a slight soreness in his arm. Before retiring . he struck out nine, while during the balance of the game Guilfoyle st1'uck out ten and did not allow a hit. Law struck out seven. Reid \\'as again the leading liilltk-1` with four hits in five attempts. .\l<-l\`night; and hit. Clair each eolleeteal two hits. ,,l?ui\~n -null (`nhci-.\lil1- Tlnnxiv , St. Vincents 9, New Lowell 4 The St. Vincents team of Barrie got away to 21 good start when they took tfhe ;.\'0w -Lowell` team. into camp by S? to -1 on Tuesday night at I\`w ldown.-ll. The ;_;ame was a good :-rzhibiti-an and w:1.< witnes.~;ed by a large croxvd. T`hn nn.r mnlm-< wont into thn L`m'l ;\vlL'.Vlllll1l D. New Lm\'n1`.--`\rno1\l ss, liartin 11,, D. Mumherson lb, J. Wood c, Rawn If. Fr'.1:40n Rh. W. .\Iumhers~on cf, Prosser 2b, H. Wood p. ` I\I|Zll1(Ii1|CI IU, K.L.D- VVcdm2.sd:,1_\' u\'(~ning` the Allzmdalo tt,-am invaded Camp Bo1'dc:n and dad feated the Royal Canadkm Sig'nal.s 10 to 3 in :1 seven innin_s::~*. battle. Reid, A. Mm-shall. Johnston, Goring- and Stephnnson with two hits each did the .=111'z`:'in9; for the winnr-rs. :4. .2. `m: 1:13` cznnp mun fn get two hitsx. ..m:,. .`n large Cl`U\\'(l. The east emlers went; into the lemi at the start and remained there, .<<.or~ inn` in nearly every frzune. P` ]\I.-`\Ti11in was on the mound for the ` \vinnm's and twirled good bull and was accorded good support by his team mates. The home tc.-um were blank- ed until the last two innings. Bur dett was the big hitter for the win- n<:l`S. getting four safe blows in four times up and scoring three runs. A(12un.~a ex-:1s11'e(l out 21 double. m \/:....m.+g. n....,:n++ '.F 'r`m..I:.._ .-\uz1.m.~.' c1'z1s11e(1 out aoume. St. Vinconts-Bu1'dctt if, Tomlin- son c, Callahan cf, Adams 3b, Cor- bett ss, Vince H), Miller rf. Hook 2b. .\Ic.\`Iil1in p. \'nw l.n\\'nH_.`\rnnLl \ |'nrHn 1'1, VII jlllll :1-k ml II I . nan` eucn !.50ll0CLc1l L\`.`0 nus. Ump11'es---Rcivo and Const:\bic. ii l\ { E` 1% IUU `UH whiln ....... ll Allandale 8, Lloyds 2 __ ,,4'4L,.n Sport N ews Allandalcu 10, R.C.S. 3 huncrlnv |x\'nr1inn` fhn AH! .. 1-1. ..1..-._,) Allanclale 14, Lefroy 4 IA. . C'. ..r.A -7! u. - with l H` x\||.': SU|"l'H/\l.l, sxmzxmz Hi UNI- >it,rhiII}.: nu nunn 11 a.m.-The Minister. Sacrament of Lord s Supper." Special offering for benevolent pur- poses. jaoan; r- : p.m. The Minister. ` Subject: Unconscious Inuence."` 1'7(71'n1')\'D nhv T1712`? FAXTIT VII I111]:- 'ir' (l.niny_` to pull Ens. nlc-. A. M2Il'.`~i}Hl mm 1 `II'I'(' |IiL~'. o-Jwh lml Lht: ulul--, zlml (iznpp with In-,.'~:l, for lh'ull't)ni. 1 hing` for AIlzuu1;u<.~, mun, while .\/Iur.+uuku and n 'I'<.~\v 01' Liu, up- uz r.'1Lh<-1` h0p<:l(:.w'.'~;iy 4\lur.~;m1ll lib, Mc- .\Iar:;i1all lb, ` Goring; cf, Gui.- ncnn vi` 1` \'Vl,'lI1 3| H-Illml. H with UN. Al IIlII ll IIKH VVWIUH Hit: up mrv Hmn Lvvrr 5|, Hlllvllh line!` by tho: |m.s<.-.~ V 4.6` 41. at. -,'that 5 '11 I . \ '9 um: I'Hnl'v In WlIH:.'~% l7lI'r`t).'~`.'-H: Lhiun` mum to lift: ngnin on S:il.ur and` cl:-l'v,u,l,v.-il Llm l(:HLf_uI: lr-mlingc (,'cm..ra: lmys: by (S to 3`. in 7; gorrl, l'o1r';!hl. Knrm,-. 'l'l iv. twin fo. l'rin'-t: of Wnllc::-i nmkcgr. :1 l`il"'l:-(',')`l:l"!f,"l tia- lv.-Lwvun l'rim:c: oi '.'.'zxlt:s, Ctzntral uno /\l|:l l`l:l`I':Y nnrl Lhv: fir;-:1. Lzzumz of thc pluy-oil` will take plum: on 'l`hurs(lu3, nighl. hr:tw:r:n Alllmurlali: and Princz-_ of Wales, whilr: (ls.-ntrul will play nal winnt,-r on tho: following 'I'ur.-svluy. l'hv: gmm: on Suturdziy xvus xvt.-ll` hart! pluyml throughout, with the winncr;~ hzwim: only 1; slight margin, ulthouxgh they . twice as many goal.-.. Cog. (Jolt.-man wzis the oustarltilng player for Prince oi. Wales, getting Lln'v:v.- of their six comm.-r.'. Goring wont. :xl.ron;,; in the first. period, count- ing two goals uml putting the win- m:r.+ wt.-ll in front, from which posl- Lion they could not hr: (li:~:lo Ayi,-r.=; got Lhc other tally on u pas.-. from llarry Livingston, who also ussistcrl in two othcr goals. 'l'hr- (`.1-ntrnl lmvc w(~r:- luv nn nu-[Ina 2J..'i.\ilSL(}H Hl I/VVU OLl'1L`l' g(JZ1l."i. The Central boys were by no inezJ.n.~ idle, but they failed to capitalize on several good scoring oppo1'tuniLie;~:. The weight of their much heeivie: opponents told, especially Coleman, who is much bigger than the ewe)`- age. They have a well balanced team and should make their oppon- ents stei to beat them on Tuesrlay night. hcir sl1z1i'p:~;hooters on Sat- urday were Robertson, Stephens` and LeGear. DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE WANTED St. Mary's Default to Allandale ` St. .\Iary s dr-f:1ulte(i the seconrl game to .-Xllandai.-, not havintr suh`i- 1 cent players to put a tee-.m on thell oor. They roun up a i;u..e.. <.-if pick-ups and played a game, A1Ian(lalr.- {coming out on top by 15 to 1. _ -Camp Borden 17, Barrie 2 The Camp Borden Fliers struttedl their stuff last Thursday night by de-t feating the Barrie team 17 to 2 in a very one-sided game. The local team`. v was considerably handicapped by the absence of Jack Walsh, the regulax * goalkeeper, who was out of town. The ' highlights on the camp team wer: ' Sawyer, Herberts, Lalondr.-. Drake ' and Powers, all of whom haul se'.'eraI 1 goals to their credit. The :~:core~~;< for 5 Barrie were Wiles and Simpson. '| 'HIr', no.... I Prince of Wales Wins Semi-Final i The Prince of Wales Schoo: 1; ,c1'osse team won the semi-nal game Ifrom Allandaie by -1 goals to 3 in a grezit battle last night. The game was a thriller from start to nish and had the good crowd of spectators on the jump throughout. Prince of Wales took the lead soon after the start and vcere never worse than tied, Allandale coming from behind twice to knot the count. 1"Ln -F:u.~+ 'v\r\\o:I\1-1 an-.,.nn.-J nu`!-1. 11,... E0 K1101] L118 CUUIID. The first period opened with Allan- dale rushing the play and swarming around the Prince of Wales net. V Coleman intercepted a pass and caught the southendcrs flat-footed, : scoring the first goal on a fast shot. ' Several penalties were handed out . at this stage as play became fast and , fu1'iou.~.:. Prince of VVales continued I to rush the play and Ayers made it I '7.- nn :1 mm: f'1`nn1 Cnvivurr with _\I- Illzuxlng 111:`. Lnlru gem 01 me game. AllandaIe-Gao1, LeGear; dCfCHL`(-,l \-Vilson and Little; rover; Scott and; Lee; Centre, Johnson and I\I:ushnli: attack, )IcQuade, Martin, B()\\'uI`l and Hutchins. l T3:-{nun n-43 1X7nlm~ r*,\..1 'r,.1.`.,... illl(1 `I1llEL'1'11IlS. Prince of Wa1es--Goul, Jo1m. dr`!' Coles and L .0`; Goring; centre, .~\yu1`.<; z1ttzxck.\v` Idvingstonc and Coleman; spares, D. Livix1_9:ston<:, VVL-bb, Bates, Osborne um! Pnlmm-, .,,. J.l'Oll1 EHO CI`0\V(]. I With the score tied both teams dug in hard in the final frame and the play was very even. Ayers put the Prince of Wales in the lead again on a long; shot which bounded in on LeGe:1r s hand. Allandale C2111": ri_~.zh back a few minutes later, how- ever, and Lee scored on the nicest play of the evening, with Scott assist- ing. The tie was soon broken when :\yL`1'.\` picked off a pass from Living- stone to sink the winning tally and making his third goal of the Allandale-Gao1. LeGe;'n': dnf'rm.-r- lllI1(l21lC H 111311` SHOYC. The second period found .-\1lz1n(ia}e having the best of the play and scored the only goal of the perion. Johnston being the markslnan. `-Ulnndnln find fhn r-mn1+ u-iH1 nl vJU.'lI`ia'L()H Uclllg LDC IHZIYKSIHZIU. Allandaic tied the count with a minute left to play in the third quar ter. Le'Gear featured the play in this frame, making many hard saves. Scott got the tieing goal on a smart solo effort that got him a big ham) from the crowd. \l7.'+i +1-.n .~nr\\or\ thul 1.-.4-L I--.`.-... .l..,..i L0 rusn me play and .-xycrs 2-0 on a pass from Goring`, lundale u m-.u- short. 'I`1a.-. ...nnn(l nnx-{AA -$5.".-.4 IVJDV. J. J. DLRUA, i\l11.V1D1I-`JIV `Iorace Wilson, Organist and Choir- Y'l1STl3I'. mvxngston<:, ml Palmer. Pr. of Wuloar. 6, Central 3 II: l`:inrt-, of WIIlI:.:: !7I"Y`t).'~x .'-H: Lnzun` 2 and Imtv.-d 'h.1{nrm:. I) `nu lvlhlll-:1 2. `l:ln_l'ln\ v.r.|/.'I 0'. I will you help the unemployeql? From our ranks we can _supply you with almost any class of labor for an hour or a month l Will you co-operate with us in our l effort to aid the needy? I If so, please call A. F. McGuire - Phone 1 199w TWiR. I./\CR()S.'5F. ) IIHJUU IL wltn .-\.'- n. 90:. County an'd General Sessions of the I-`cum: and County Court in and for the County of Simcoe will be held in :L'nc Court House, in the Town of Jarrie, on Tungrlnu lung. 1/{LL ._nvb .\'utic<: is hereby given that the- I)'lX'l'lU, UH Tuesday, June 14th, next at one o clock in the afternoon, of which all Justices, Comners, Constables, Gaolers a_n& othr.-r.'~: are requested to take notice and attend and to do and perform all r1utic:.< that should appertain t0 them. ` l)......-I/. I nun 1 1000 l Sr-alerl tenders atldressed to the undersigned, and endorsed Tender for Wharf, Warehouse, Approach and Dl`f:(]g`lY1j_{, Midland, Ont. will be re- <:(:lW:d until 12 o clock noon (day- light saving), Thursday, June 2. 1932, for the construction of a wharf and \varr:hou;~:e and graded approach L`nrerr.-to, also the clroclging of the slip adjacent to the wllarf, at Midland, Simeon County, Ontario. Plans and fomn of contract can be .=r.-en and specication and forms 3'1` tenrlr.-r obtained at this Department, at the offices of tho District Engin- r:r;:, Equity Building. Toronto, Ont.; `HToron.to Bull(lO1`' Excliange & Con- .:'+.rur:t:on lnclu:=trir:;~:. 1104 Bay St., Toronto 5, Ont.; also at the Post ` idland, Ont. u-u'H nn4- kn nAv\r:rl`nV|t). l nu- 7 Umce. ;`v1`.(1lE`.TlC1, um. Terxders will not be considered un- less made on printed forms supplied Ih}: the Department and in accordance lv ith conditions contained therein. Each tender must be accompanied by an accepted cheque on a charter ed bank, payable to the order of the `Mir1i.=ter of Public W'orks, equal to 10 per cent. of the amount of the tenrlr.-r. Bonds of the Dominion of Canada or bonds of the Canadian National Railway Company will also _ a cheque if required to make up an `be accepted as security, or bonds and odd amount. \'n4'n Dlnn n-{n+a (Ion ho nhfninprl Under and by virtue of the powers of sale contained in afcertain mort- gage, which will be produced at thr: time of sale, thnrr. will be offered for sale by public :1u(-Lion at the American Hotel, Barrie by W. A. McConlmy, .-\uctione.-r, an .\ote-x:s1ue p1'm1'.s can De 0ut,auu:u at this Department by depositing an accepted cheque for the sum of 25.00, payable to the order of the .\Iinist,-1` of Public \Vo1`ks, which will be returned if the intending bidder submit a regular bid. By order. \' T)T7S.T_-\RDLNS. Hill]. Bnrrivz. June 1, 1932. T). H. 1Ta(-1..-\PF`.` DEL Department of Public Works, Ottawa, May 12, 1932. dd amount. .\'ote-B1ue prints can be obtained + H-H: T)onnrf.n1nnf. hv denositinz THURSDAY, JUNE `.3. 932. W , 1' V3 _(_;_,r.I--.'._1_[_ 7`#-`U-2 COUNTY OF SIMCOE REASONABLE RATES if fare, careful driving am} . courteou:< service combine to satisfy you. There on the Dot lg REG. WILSON, Prop. PHONE 205 Day Service Night Service 25c 25c Out-of-Town Trips at Special Rates. U11 FRIDAY, JUNE 17th, 1932 at 1'3 n cock noon the +`o1!uwin_g' I:.mrl= and premises, namely : Tn Hwn 'l`nurn 1.0" Rn1~1~?n in fhn WITH ECONOMY COURTESY AND SAFETY IN GOOD OR BAD WEA- THER AND AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY AND NIGHT. :. JUIIC 1, Lu6'. ,. _ D. H. .\IacLARE.\I, Sherg , \ County of Smxcoe, Regge s Taxi 7 O1`C1C`1`. N. DES-IARDINS, Qan 1-9 (5 Luuwo, Secreta.1'_v. -L : Ilkllely Z In the Town of Barrie, in the County of Simcoe, and being com- posed of the East half of Lot Num-I her Nim-, on the South side of Pene-! tang'uishm1e Street, according to Plan Number 108. II l`1nn..n in nnirl on kn nwu-+..:l nan Han mumoer mas. 'I`hm'e is said to be crcctud on the said land: a dwr-Hing: }use. The property A" hr: offered for sale subject to :. . mm: bid. Tnrmn 2 Ton `m-r .'.-n1 . of the nu!`- for Barrie and surrounding territory, to represent the Old Reliable Font- hill Nurseries. A splendid and permanent opening for the right man. Special inducements. Stone & Wellington, Toronto 2. 1110 I)1'0[!C1'L}' .` IN` UIlL`I`(.'(l 101` Terms: Tvn p4-r u.-nt. of the pur- chase money to be paid at time 01 sale and the balance within thirty days thereafter. War fnrfhnv +1-1-nwe nnrl 4-nnaHf.inn~. ]JUl\ .`\J4lJ 1` . JVIHCL/:\ H.l`J1\, Barrie, Ontario, .\ Iortgagee s Solicitor. Datd this rst day of June, 1932. 'The1'c ix more than there is in takes longer for s it__ut- (la_\'S I-f`lO1`f3211 L01". For further terms and conditions of snlr: apply to T`|f\\YATY\ TI` 3.`Yn..1 \17TI"K7 CENTRAL CHURCH DR. WALTER H. WOODROW \VY\ rr\v1'r\r\ a Sunday, June 5, 1913;! Rev. E. R. Young, B.A., at both any-vinm: REV. J. J. BLACK, MINISTER fnrnna Wilgnn nro-aniuf nn Choir c.;11.";;.`a%mn`ians V CHlRO!_ Al_{ACTlC For Sa1e-Ktchcn range, reasonable. 72 Worsley St. 24 Young People will demon- strate the Saratoga Lancers without calling at 10.45. The ten valuable prizes will be awarded. COGKSTZOWN Eriday, June 3rd --F`OR--- FLU AND COMPLICATIONS Following the u, to_nc up the heart and system In general with :1 course of adjtlstxnents. We Solicit Full Investigation _ .__. .______- 60 Elizabeth St. DR. E. ROGER WELLS TORONTO 1... _. .1... r\..-..._ .. u..;-l R. uuJ\.\.v. \. avxv uu EVERYB ODY VVEL(3`(`)u~.\`I} Art West Mortgage Sal; Sunday, June 5, 1932 For Rent--Bri<-k `house, located in Allandale, in good condition. App-1y Box A, Advance. (Elizabeth Street) I` 1-. A 1 orxyux.-xu1oJ. Orillia, Ontario uylzn; vv DONALD .MZ1('L:\_REN, Dnsu-In r\rIf')\~1n Admission 25c PAVILION 2 power in kindness l dynamite. but it - some people to nd 3:94 Churchi Phone 405 '\A|landale Newsl U1 . W. L1. W1lll\V'll| .`%|H` of this week in Toronto. REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE M 1-. week 1 runto. \ll UHLU. .\1is.~x Eileen lloldcn vi.~:il.ml Iwv p:nr-- cuts at the rectory, Bulh.-|II_\'. nn Sun day lust. Mr. W. H. Way nmwd hi:= lum.-an huh! ..n`....o.. I.\ 'l'.\......a.. .... I\I.....l.... (lily IUSL. hold c'm'Ls to '|'nmIIl.u on Hnu|:Iy. where In: and his l':unil_\' urn l:ulinp, up 1'osilmu-(2 Mr -nnl Mr: \\/In \\/rilrhl and 5.1Il| up l'('SlUl`Ill'(,'. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. \Vri;zhl and mu Lutxrcm-o, of .\'<-\\'m:n~kvl. \\v|'v Sun (lay \'i. with Mr. Illlll Ml':~'. 1`. (iorin:.,`. | \|r< \V Iunulmri Im,-z rulnrnml in ' \l()l`l!lf.,`. Mrs. W. .I.:|m1wrt lulu rvlurluul tn hcr home :11 (r:n'm1l1u1'sl, :1l't~r n visit, with Mr. and .\lrs. I". (iuriuy; M1`. Lionel lIu_u~g, of `Duh-ml. in visiting: his p:n`m1l.<. Hr. nml Mrs. W. .Blo_L:`:;. \Iw- l`rnn|: Huhlnn Inn-: rulnrnml In V I 3 .uIu_u'_:. Mr. l:`runk Ilohlvn lun: rulurnwl (n his home :11. Bvvlml :Il`lm` :\ Lwn \\`w\l\:< visit in town. V The Svth l`:1rkur g`rn11]\ of Hurhm .~\\~:-. Chum-h uulv1`t:Iinml :\t. 'I`uHvn- h:1.m 1:1.~ l*'ri:l:\_v uwmnimr. Thv nv\\`.< of the 1I'ny_'iv lnulh uf \\'iHi:1m Butclwl` :11. ll:I.millml nu \\'\`dlu'>`11:1)' \':mu~ us :\ _v;rv:H ::hm`h in those in .;\H.`1IM.`lh' who kmwv him. For _\`o:11`.< hv \\':L~: h:l_\:`_x`,`.`\)1 l`l\1:ll1 nu the 'll;1.milton to .\lv:\l ml lim-. mm when rvductimus in train . u`. \- mudo he look :1 Tomntn in .\'m'lh H:1_'\ I~nV\ 1 l lllil. S.O.E. Attends Memorial Service Several inembers of l.ml;:v l\'um- ponfeldt, S.0.l'I.. .~\ll:1nd:\le, :lU.'l`ll\i(`(i the memorial s01`\'ice of Toronto mem- bers who fell in the war of ltll-I-l.\`. They were the guests of l`ortsmmnh Lodge of Toronto and l1l:ll`(`.l1L`(i with this braneli during the pro(`o.<. .~\ :1 brief . in cli:1rg;e of Rm`. (`anon B:1_\'in`.<-lh-ml took plum-c .11. the S.O.l'?. war memori:il on L'ni\' I'- sit_\' Avenue. after which the last post ` 0 was sounded. .\l:i_vor Stoxmrt al. :2 spoke brielly to the g.:atl1ering:. From here the members marched to S1. I auls Church. Bloor St., led by the Army and .\':1\`_\' Veterans Band and Weston Boys` Band, where Rev. Canon Cody preached the niemorial service. The members of the Allan- dnle Lodge who joined in honoring their departed members were S. Gar- side, W. B. Webb, J. Wood, A. Jay, St.; A. Jay, Jr.; W. Wardle. O. Wal- ton and J. Hawthornwaite. Simmons Residence Destroyed Fire of unknown origin completely destroyed the residence of Chas. Sin`- mons on Burton Ave. Wednesday afternoon. Flames were devouring the roof before the re was rgst noticed by a neighbor, and when the re brigade arrived the inside was nearly gutted. Lines of hose were played on the ames, but by the time they were subdued only the outside walls remained standing. The occu- pants of the house, Chas. Simmons and his daughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. W. Ferguson, are at I a loss to understand how the fire started. They were all away at the time and stated that no fire had been lit on the premises that day. The house was a frame structure and burned very quickly once it got started. All the household effects were lost. uvuu u. \aId| K The death of John B. Clark, well known railroader at Allandale, took ipluce at his home, 77 Essa Road, on 'l`hursda_v morning`, May 26th. The late Mr. Clark had been ailing for some time, but his condition did not become : until the Sunday nre\'ious to his death. His 1)u.s.'~_Ing - is ;.,rrez1tly felt by those with whom he `.\'O)'i\'(:(i. His calnmess and intelli- gence were 21 great inspiration to many of them, who looked to him for guidance. He was a very valued member of the Brotherhood of Locu- motive l?n,:in an active intei . 'r1.,. ,1,.,....._,..i in which he took UH EICLIVC InCC1'Ct. The rlccezxsc- was in his seventioth year and had been :1 resident 01' A`:- landalc for the past fourty-foul` _vv.-ars. He was born at Bollevillc on January 18, 1863, and in 1888, the your he came to Allandale, was mm`- ried. to Nellie Kohn, also of Belle- villr-. After ;~'e1'vin;.r on the rzulroad for fm't_y-six years, Mr. Clark re thud on p<:n::ion in 1025, and smce U`-rvn has . mm-h time; in Have] and thv nrnjoyzm-nt of life. Tho fum-ml . r'.'ir-- w:1: vrvmlllctud hv I.h.~.- \' D n u .. ..4 1'... my um`. .\`. Ii. lute 1'c.==1(l(:n(:(- ( and on Suturdu n1-xin_< ~.n-1.1. 1.r\|.1 |J|\. Vv run. I 1.'.|\ 11. EYE, EAR, NO SE vv AND THROAT uuunv vv SPECIALIS'I` !\..:lI:.. ('\......:.-. n1;un.~ ~\(!l'l,' ('0n\'cyml to Park Lawn C`(:nwt(:1'y. 'I`)r \vhm'(,- i11t<,-rum.-nt trmk plan-. 'l`hn cstc.-L.-In in whch HIV late Mr. ("l:u'k \'.`:1s hold was 1`-<'L'I.'k-.1 Iby the lm`_ numb.,r of fr}:-: ` `: .,~:. luttemied thc : and :1ccump:n.i(_~l !`-;r- rom.'1in.< to their last re.-slim , p}`1('t.'. .-\1.~`o by Lhu number of friends in l`o1'onto that attended the ser- vice at the grzxvesklc. The pal] b(-aw.-1'r~' v:m'o G. Seymour, A. (70:11:11). A. .\I:u's'hu1l. S31, W. Robrzrtzsrm A. Tina: nrui T T?nu-no `\. .VlH.|'5llHll, DR, VV. Lines 21111.`. T. Royce. Y.P.S. Banquet Th0 Y0liT1 l vople s Society of Burton _-\vu. (,`l1u1`(`h b1'oug;l1t zxnothor stir-cossful t1-#111 to :1 close at :1 dc- li;:'r1t1'11l h:111q11ut l1<.-lzl i11 the Sunday KOU`_`l"L.-'0l`1 A, School 1~uu111.< on tho o\'o11i11_r of May 1 f .l.~'t. .-\|1-mt 11i111.1ty-ve m<-ml): 13111111 their _1;`11(:. sat rlown shortly z1l'tr1' six ':olr.\ was ml and enjoyed tho 1'ep:1;~' .r- y0u115.r nooplo 111.-111.~'slvo.s' lzuinyx 1,i.. .1 1-1-:':. A lnm,-'thy but int01`vstiI1;_:' pm-,,r1z11n followed, with Presidz`-111. A11 Pup,'h capably :11-ting as toz1stmaste1'. G1`o(,-ti11g:.~' 111111 L`X])l`('SSl0TlS of z1ppp1'o- 1:i:1t1io11 from tho ul1111'(`h 11! l`.=1- gooll work dun- h1'o11gl1t by the Rm`. A. Superin1:enden1; C. J. Snitz. Sunday School. Mr. strong, 1'on1'esenting' the Simcoo Pres- l)'1n1`y of t` 1` Y.P.S.. p1':1i. 1:1`--at z1cco11111lisl1n1r-11t.<. of this branc-l1. |wl1icl1 is one of` the most successful and \'.'1ll.l('(l in t`.1r- society. At lhl -` pom :1 very pleasing piano solo was 1'1-mlo1'cd by Miss Elma Henson, after \-.`l1`I<-l1 all joined in :1 l':st:_v si111:-. led by F. Dobson and W. A. Bell. .`.'I1'. F. Dobson read the repo of the numerous engagements which the by thi< 1_11-g:1ni'/.:1tio11 `\'('.1( A. Wall 111111 11o11t :1 very nlr-z1. pin.` * of the H zirold A 1~m- ' tho I and Mrs. l"runi( l.u\\'v mvrw end g'ucst:4 of friumln m 'l'u D Wullwiu eqwnl. Mmnlny in I`mnnln John B. Clark .~:-r`-.w'~- wn: L'Hn(llJcl.H(l I). Si:|(`l;u'r at M1!) on Fritluy c,-\w.:111r`_2,'.| lay morning` the re- nvcycd to Park Lawn mu whm-1. inim-..-..n1 mm! 11 curd in` ' 'l`lw :mIIII:\l nuwling nf Um .`w'iH|l'm' ('uunl_v |.i\-u Ht-u'l( lungmwuunv-nt = um'i:|l in lwinp; in-M in Hw |.v_ui-HI rmmm thin v-vvniluz. .\ ,uplu-mliul pm ;{'r:|m luux lwull |)l`C`|l!ll'|`lI. .H'u)u-ruillx qu:u|il_\-_ 1!`l,(l l('n:H- H1011`. will be at the Queen's Hotel, Barrie, Every Saturday. 10 a.m to 2 p.m., and by appoint- ment. ` HIHIU unn I`[|III' I\lI7Il' U?` 300 |v:lil` of ` s`w'll`:I]) .\'l\uw:: : ~r|_\' nulll up 251.75. Humm<~r |`ru.: :nul :\l |mpul:u' l('\). Thu {V1511 |\H`l|l" POI mun Ilnlrs :1 ful \':ll1h*;~1. ('o:\1. Slur:-. pair \\'l`!| I` I\ln.~:L ixlh-n~. iL is to nmticv tlu: :ul\`:1m'vnwnL mmla-. in foot. liltixlu. Hur1lmrL'.~: Show Slow. hm: :ullcr.l the lntust do\'ic-. wllivll :l.(`t'lll`:lL'l_V Kll()\\ .\' you pmlwr \\'i zlml l(`l\_L,"Hl uf fuot, :l].~'0 zxrvh n1uu.-urclm-nts. llurllmrtfs Oulim: Slums :m- run- .~'0n:1.1)I_\' p1`u'(2d m m-c with olu-1' cmmm)ditic.<. Youths. sizes 11.- I`) an... D.nv.~ ..~ I 7. llu... Minn .- 'l`herv \\`:1.< u (lL`('i(l(`(i falling: oil of births and IH1H`l'i1l]..!'l`S, and an im-rez1.a-. in deutlis. :1ec01`(ling to the vital statistics for the month that has just passed, as compared with May, .1E)3i. Twelve birth certicates were issued last month and 22 the year before. Only 3 mz11'1'iages took place, wnile there were 13 during the sanie per- iod last year, and 15 deaths were registered, an increase of 7 over me previous May. l l.:u|i:-r.` !~'1>ring' uml Hummnr "nuts: I. y;rvn1l_\' rmllwml pl'iI`I\H. .`%innnmm ('0. '|'|Iu (Tout Hluw`. We have been urged to appeal to the owners of cats to keep t.hem con- ned during the next two weeks when young birds are being pushed out of the nests and learning to y. The slaughter of edgelings by cats and dogs at this season of the year QI1|">Y`l1 f hp IIT1 IlT|TIl`f"PQ5l1`V \\'Z}Qf'.D hf Iuuumxu will be at the Queen's Hotel, Barrie, EVERY SATURDAY Hours 10 a.m. to 4 pm. Consultation: Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. unu (1Ug'S ill. U115 5835011 01 E118 year seems to be an unnecessary waste of bird life, which might so easily be prevented by a little care and fore- thought on the part of those who have feline and canine pets. | HYDRO MUNICIPALITIES I FORM ORGANIZATION Representatives of some twenty- ve muncipalities served by Hydro in the Georgian Bay district, met at Collingwood on Wednesday and dc- cided unanimously to effect, im- mediately, the establishment of a brand new organization, to be known as the Georgian Bay Municipal Electrical Association, whose main purpose will be to solve some of the problems in which these municipali- itie.~: and the Power Commission nd th(.-mselves involved at the present time. 'I`l1. 1-.\~...nv...n-n n '41) LA ..,. kn! Llllll. This o1*ganizatio'n will be so built up as to include all the Gieorgian Bay towns, and supply a united voice on inate-rs of general power interest. A committee of seven will draw up the organization plans, and these :.'ill be scrutinized at the next meeting, which will be held in Midland. h.u~,1 `l.T.nn.A nl-` Hun Tl/l'u'.-l`|n.-ml (`Dun Sunday :=.m`vi(-es will be held Cw Knox Church at 11 o'clock; St. Peter's, Mfnesing, 11 o clock; St. Pz1ul'.<. ;\li 1.30; St. John s, (Zr;1i;_-jl`.m*.<`., 3 p.m., and St. James , |(,`ro\\'n l-lill, 7.?-I0 pan. now J'zunou.< Seth Parke)` group had .fLl'lH"r1, and Bliss .\Ia1`y Patton hand- 'nd over to the l1`ez1. 21 one hun- drm! 4:221:12` hill, the proceeds from :11;1n'-. churches and org;z1niza- tions under whose auspices this group had pe1'formed., M1`. Dobson also moved that :1 vote of thanks be ex- tended to Bliss Jenn K(-ztrns m:kno\\'l- I~d1,:in;: the wonderful aid she haul h(:n.'l1 to this g;1'0up. Mr. A. l*`lc,-thzun had the pleasure of secomlim: this motion, which czm~ir2(1 unanimously amid loud cheers. \/Hun L`l`nl:v\n `x,:nllnIv\ ruin L,\1.ull' ml` l\\'lll UL` IICJU. in lVJ.l(1l2/UIU. David Hurrie. of the Midland Com- mission, presided at the confer- cmce, with W. A. Nosbitt acting as I secrc-tzu'y. illIllLl lUl.l(l CHCCYS. Miss Adeline Wisdom. on behalf of the Y.P.`S., expressed the great honm. the society felt in being hosts to such :1 notable gathering`. Dr. L. J. `Simpson, M.P.P., replied on behalf of t.he visitors, insisting that it was the guests who were the honored ones. Miss l`ltl1<'l McQua(le, secre- tary, g'a\`e :1 report of the various meetimrs held during the past; U.-rin. Miss Marion Speurn, trcusLm~i'. gaxve the nzmcial report and h:m(lml over ta Mr. J. Hutehins 21 cheque for $175 for the M. and M. Fund. In 1'upl5 - iim: on behalf of the .\I. and RT. Fund, .\Ir. J. 1'}. l\`Iorri.~'on thanked the ynuns: people for their very ;.-generous` 3"v:<- iure. , u:e._. xrmm 1r..o+.-m inf`-lulu:-nil Hm mrc. Miss Mary Patton introduced the guest speaker, Rev. S. M. P.(,-uch, fo1'mcr pastor of the church. and now of Toronto. Mr. Beach used the ""i owi.-1' of Christ" as the subject of iris (ii.~'c0u1'so and gave to his Z111(ii5`11L`0 mu('h u.~:efu1 advice and information. Tn I-`In;-inrr Mime Nfzu-inn I-It1rInn1 much useuu auvnce mm Inrormzltlun. In closing. Miss ;VIm'i0n Wirdom was cnllutl upon to thank the \'i.+itur.< for tlxu 11`U&1t fnterv.=t 1'n._-_. {ind taken in the welfare of this society. \._.............. _-. __-, REV. E. R. YOUNG, B.A., PASTOR LOCAL NEWS '3') \\l7l||1'Il \\l|| ' ul' y;mHl szlmq-:: I} 1` :1!` llurllmrliw |lI_\' ]H'I('U(l Hl il('(fUl'(liHl('(,' \\'lLll 1.]- BSM-; Buys, sizus I-5, (SM; Mons, ` (3-l1, 75. CRAIC-'rI-IURST s LOU. '.|`|m Nor1.h0.rn .Advm.u:o \\'U|Hl`ll .3 I 3| nml |'\uup;:, (J m: lniygln 'H\\ {HUI The In Hinuunns: l'||iH` tilunn services. 10 a.m.-Sund-ay School and Cru- saders Bible Class. 11 a.m.-Two Grand lien." 7 p.m.--The Order of Nicodemus Please note change of hour of Sun- day School. Qnpninl nman session. with x i x x 1 H`