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Page Eight 'l`went_\'-o11e persons have been temporziril_v cut off the O1'l1ll:.l relief lists for failing` to comply with the new rep;ulation requiring; them to report daily at the relief oflice for work. I Notice is hereby given that all creditors and others having` claims ag`uinst the estate of William Dob- son, late of the Town of Barrie, in the County of Simcoe, Carpenter deceased, are required on or before the Twentieth day of April, A.D., I 1935, to send by post prepaid, or to deliver to the undersigned, Soliciw ltors for the Execu-tors of said `Estate, a full statement of their claims, duly veried, and the nature of the security, if any, held by them, and after said date the Executors . vill proceed to distribute the assets of the said estate among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have had notice. I `n-4.-.x -1. -n,.,.,, rs - ...... uuvx. uuu Alllblblio Dated at Barrie, Ontario, this 19th E day of )'I2u'ch, A.D.. 1935. HARNESS King Block, Barrie _.'..-_._u \,._..-L .--- ' ($1.0 `]?ersc;;1a1 Liability)-V --- 4\IVA`\ Y HE I l'l(`ll.\S`l`l'I) ll0.\l' E. H. Braden & Company DARVVIN `MINES 1-nu -\ NOTICE TO CREDITORS SPECIAL EASTER CLEANING JOB 2-1 lEC]1] S\\'-\Gr(`rER- SUITS . . . . . . . . . . ..&{ 3-PlEUE S\V.\GGER S'U1'I`b` . . . . . . . . . . ..$ MEN'S .~\I\']) L.\D1]CS' S[`fl'l`S AND SPRING CO.\'J.`S, $1.00 Goods Called For and ])(,~li\' PHONE 577 Co!|_i9rt-.UI!it9d.C'1uIch| Barrie Kiwanis Junior Potato Club For application forms and copy of rules apply to AGRICULTURAL COMMITT_EE _ aw; J. 10 1.}; W Cl/11.13 ULLLU or STEWART L. PAGE, Agricultural Representative, Barrie. SHARES OF THE PRESENT ISSUE OF WANTED! REGrIS l`ERED SEED S['] PL1E]) FREE Stewart & Stewart, Barrie, Ontario, Executors for said Estate. 100 BOYS AGE 10 TO 20 YEARS TO JOIN Suitable for dances, card parties,l afternoon teas, public meetings, etc. Kitchen facilities, card tables, also phone. For rates apply to A. E. Allen, 34 Parkside Drive. Phone Gg4m. ,_ i HBIARRIE Hello Old Clothes nu; Luv A.) unuuc This notice is given to enable all interested persons who desire to [make any iepresentation to the Municipal Council in regard to the matters contemplated by said pro- posed b_V-law, to appear before the said council at the time and place above mentioned. n.,.+oA ..+ r*1.......1..:n n.:.. 10H. ,1..., uatea at L;nu1'cnu1, cms 12 of March, A.D., 1935. W. B. SLOAN, Char]: nf Tn BACK -\G.\II\ FROM A CLE.~\NING`r ulnv vuA\, now. u; uuc llLAIJll\an And further take notice that it is the intention of the Municipal Coun- cil to pass said by-law at said meet- ing, unless some valid objection thereto is made. nu- __ ......... .. Arno \a\JlI\.CllI . of the Municipal Council of the Township of Innisl to take into con- si(le1'ation.at a meeting` to be held in the office of the clerk, at the Vil- 16th, .1935, at two o'clock in the 5` Take notice that it is the intention al.'ternoon, a proposed by-law to 1 close a lane shown on a plan re;.-;i.:- tered in the Registry oice for the County of Simcoe, as No. 96, which lane runs .l`}astcrl_\' from Cumberland Street, as shown on said plan, and runs immediatel_v to the South of the lands of the Canadian National ' Railways out to Isabella Street, as shown on said plan, and for the autho'1'izing` oi` the execution and de- [liVCl`,\' of a conveyance of the lands comprised in said lane, to one 'l`l1omas Wisker, and providing: for a conveyance from the said Thomas Wisker, to the Municipal Corporal tiou of the Township of Innisl, of a strip of land seven feet wide, and runnin,u` from Cumberland Street, aforesaid, Easterly to Isabella Street. aforesaid, and lying im- mediately to the South of the lane- shown on said plan, and being part of the land formerly owned by the Canadian National Railway, and now owned by the said Thomas Wisker, and providing for the inclusion of said strip as part of said lane, for the future use of the public. A...l .`....a.1...... 1..J._ __L:._- L1__; 3. la;-;e of Churchill, on Tuesday, April , TH.-\'_L` is what" }'0u l1 say \\'h X0111` \\'m'drnlw L'(,)lHCS H0111 \\'RIGI-17l."{\` afto_1' the L ``-W To Whom it May Concern: I 'l`.,1_ UUVU IIICHUOHCG. Dated at Churchill, this 12th day 1 Nfnv-oh A `D 102?.` REV. E. E. LONG, B.A. B.D. Minister Lloyd Tufford, Organist and Choir- master. Sunday, April 7, 1935 11 a.m.-Holy Communion. l (The Junior Church School meets at this hour). 3 p.m.-The Church School. 7 p.m.-1The Minister. )Ionda_\', 8 p.m., Young People s Society. 111-_,|__,_,1-,, n _. _. P1'\1__ \l1.I...,~.~1- THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1935 515.`. A J. JJJJ Barrie Kiwanis Club GOOD AS NEW ! 88 DUNLOP ST. _.l\_|_otce Phone 115 D. LlUA1V, Clerk of Innisl. $1.25 `-$1.:/)0 r.au\.u.u_y . Wednesday, 8 p.m.--The Midweek Meeting, conducted by the Commit- tee of Steward. You are cordially invited to these services. ...- ........... u... ..u. nun-4.-a nunx.T\JI;LI|IuIl], an]-nan, unllcu ulabca, Russia, Italy, Austria, British Empire, South America ? ls MUSSOLINI referred to in the Bible 7 Is any other world leader GREATER than Mussolini? `Both Jews and Christians are being persecuted in Europe--BOTH -n-A {`.I\I`, r\nr\r\ln 2. 51.1.. at... -..._.,. ALL.-. ') Meeting under auspices Barrie Prayer League How can we be SURE we will have another WORLD war -- and QQON '7 ....... uuvvw ulna v....o..u..a an. umug ycnac-..uu:u In uurupc---uuAn1 are God's people-is this the same thing ? Are United States business and financial policies SOUND--should they be followed by other na lions ? Some people expect PROSPERITY, and some CALAMITY---which are right ? Will Fascism and Communism become general? Which will dom- inaha? How will it be possible to FINANCE such a war? What sides will the nations take Germany, Japan, United States, D.-..:.. ls..l.. n....u..:.. :)..:.:.L l:'___:._. c-_,.| A -2 LEGION HALL FOR RENT DEATHS GUMM1NG-At Barrie, on Sunday, March 31, 1935, William Cum- ming, in his 72nd year. Funeral from his late residence, 157 Buy- eld St., on Tuesday. Interment in Hillsdale Cemetery. Hear This Discussion Sunday iEvening After church meeting 8. 1 5 p.m. Sllllday 211 11 ;1.n1.-":\'0\\'11m'0 11) L21) His 'l*Ir*:1(l." iI<`i\'(--)['i1n11'(- S101-_\` To Ymlng \Vm-sl1i}_)}_)e1-5' L,>2Le;'11<- :1 ]>.m. .\[issim1ar_V Day in 0111- Clnn-I1 St-11001 ]).m.. "'l'l1<- C`h1'isTian H0]>0 for ]3mkon Li.\'<-s.' 'l`\\'n Svh-(-1i11.< by IJ`u1')1'](*(J Si11;;'m';s' :11 rhis Sm'\`i<-0 a 7 MONDAY-Concert in Church Auditorium Whole program given by Jubilee Singers in Songs, Readings and Plantation Melodies in Plantation Costumes. J)()().lx`S ()l ]L`.V 7.1.3 PM. EN CENTRAL CHURCH JUBILEE SINGERS SUNDAY AND MONDAY, APRIL 7 a,11d 8 THE C`OL()T'*R E1) :an We De SOON ? BIRTHS CLASSIFIED ADVTS.I Current Events I.o.o.F. in the Light T" Collier St. of the Bible Barrie women's uanaalan xmuo annual: meeting, Public Library Hall, Satur- day, April 6th, 3 p.m. Election of officers. Speaker, Mrs. Mabel Crews Ringland. Subject, Solving House- keeping Problems. i New Wall Paper-Sun tested, at Tc up, and old reliable SUN WORTHY at 10c up. R. W. Burton, phone 989. ` A dance in aid of the unemployed will be held in the I.v0.0.F. Temple on Friday, April 5j:h. Admission [ 25 cents. { The ofces of the following` den- tists will be closed on Saturda_\-' afternoons, commencing May 1st: i T)\- F. T. R)-m`pfn'n, Th`. W, R.| EIIEEIIIOOIIS, CUlHlIl(;`IlClllg' D1d._Y .LSLI Dr. E. L. Brereton, Dr. W. Richardson, Dr. R. J. Sprott, Dr. F. Warnica, Dr. A. F. Perkins. l HUSBAND AND WIFE WERE HELPED BY CHIROPRACTIC; T I Barrie, R.R. 1, Apr. 4, 1928. This is to certify that during the year 1924 I underwent an operation for appendicitis, after which I suf- fered considerable pain at intervals in this area and in the area of the liver and gall bladder. l Tn l\Tnv, 1997. T pnirlnd to take (}ll) SO.\'-At Barrie, on 'l'ue.sd:1y,_ April 2, l!)3:3, Matilda May Gil)- son, beloved wife of Harry Gib-. g son in her 43rd year. Funeral on I Friday from her late residence, I 110 John St., at 2.30 pm. Inter- ment in Barrie Union Cemetery. GR.-\HAl\1-At the ILV. Hospital, on "lhurstlay, April L1, 1935, Mary lleeson, widow of the late Johu Graham, in her 85th year. Fun- eral will be held from the home of her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Parks, Cookstown, on Saturday. Inter- ment in St. John's Cemetery, Cookstown. REID--At the R.V. Hospital, on Monday, April 1, 1935, Walter! Reid, in his 46th year. Funeral` took place Wednesday from his late residence, 22 Charles St. In-l terment in Barrie Union Ceme- tery. uver anu gau manner. ``In May, 1927, I decided to take some adjustments from Dr. Burns, of Barrie, and after only a few I` was relieved of the distress and have been in better health since. , l M11 uyH-`A o'lcn +nn1J or-l1'11c+n1nnf'.cl Minet s Point, or as near Barrie as possible. Apply Box B Advance Office, Barrie. Summer Cottage Wanted-At I Deen 11']. DBDEEI IIEEUEII SAUCE. } My wlfe also took adjustments lfor a senous and pamful condltxonl . I and was given complete relief. \K7rA foo] fhnf phi)-nn1`nr'tin is :1 EH10 \V2il.S g'lVEll C0lllplb'l/U 1't2lll:'J.. 1 We feel that chiropractlc is ai great means of securng health. i I K I'l\JlJ3C. l'\I.LIlV4 To Be Removed from Lot The Council of the Town of Bar-i rie offers for sale the house and lot` being; number 161 Dunlop Street, be- ing east of Mulcaster Street. The house is roughcast and the lot has a frontage of 33 feet on Dunlop Street' and a depth of 45 feet. Offers for the purchase of the; house and lot or for the house alone, to be removed from the lot, will be received by the undersigned up till noon of Friday, April 12th,- 1935. The highest or any offer not. necessarily accepted. A. W. Smith, Town Clerk, Barrie. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE VVomen s Canadian Club annual! .,m+:m.. D..m:,. 1n....,..u T-Tn" e.,+...-,1 Local News BARRIE DENTISTS OR HOUSE ALONE '. D- D . _ _ . ......I C--. I .- 'l`]TCI\"IC'l`S 25v. ` men. we vnurcn, us well as the world to-day, needed conversion. ` .\'ew interest and enthusiu.s'm has {chzn'acteri7.ed the prayer groups this {\veek and to-nip;ht ('I`hursda_V) the .meeting is at the home of Mr. mu! :Mrs. R. G. Richardson, 20.'3,I_C}izz1- in-L11 St. l)'il:1_\' nigrht at the "hum.- 01' Hr. Wm. M:-,l\'i1n1uy, Cundles. l'In~.~':.- (-<;Lt,:1;,rr- nu-:tinp;.a' are inter~ denominutimanl and open to all. I"'o;:'r:1n~. I'm na-xl, we-wk :mImun(:(:(l Sunday ni;:ht:. /....A...:L._; I x I Wanted-Two young; men to board 01' room in comfortable home. 115 Bayeld St., or phone 11753`. p. urey, uumop 51:. I Mrs. Ida Davis returned home last [week after visiting with friends at I Ravenshoe, Ont. L Rncenll T)nH~` nf \Tm-H1 Ran \y::~:-, Miss Ailsa Grey, of Toronto, spent I the week end with her mother, Mrs. `C. Grey, Dunlop St. i WIPE. Trim nnvie wahn~norl Ynnvnn Iucfl ; ween emu. I ! J. '1`. Simpson, 1VI.P., was home from Ottawa. over the week end. I I M1-u l`..hmn-A (1-,n-.-:+u Inn +1.:.. 11-0111 uttawa. over me week end. Mrs. Edward Garmty left tlns mo1'nIng' for St. John s, N.B., where she will visit her former home. He: Tcnhnl ,Qn1H-In nnrl l1n\v 1...LL.,n. wsnc wm vxslt ner Iormer nome. 1 } Miss Isobel Smlth and her brotherl `Douglas spent the week end in To- ? ronto. { 1 11:. M" . ` . 7 7 : ruuw. { Miss Ma1'g;zu'et .\rIarsha1l, who has' been visiting in Orillia for the past! two weeks, returned home on Tues- day. \/cc Annie A-.3111] hnr rnnanu (.4-` navensnoe, Unt. } Russell Duff, of North Bay, visit-| ed with friends in town over the week end. I I n 1 '1` c:....`._.\.. M1) .....- L...-,| Miss Annis and her mother, of Toronto, were 1n town on Tuesday and were guests at Marlaw Manor. M1`, and 7\\/Tr: R W I`nz-1: an-yr! enn uag. `unu \\'lf1'U .!,"LlCSLS ill} lV1'Zl1'lE1W LVIZIIIOT. . Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Tuck and son left this morning" by motor for { Hamilton. `.\`!...` U,.1,... 1.....:,._,... n-n:-.. cu. I ` IIZLIIIIILUII. Mrs. Helen Jamieson, Collier St., land Mrs. A. Partridge, of Crown lig, visited in London over ghe week} en . \.T...- T 1_I.'...1... .........t. .. 13-... J..__-: Wanted---Middle aged couple to run farm. Man must give reliable references as to honesty, sobriety, industry and ability to farm. Other applicants not considered. 200 acres. Go_od buildings, fair stock. Shares or salary. State terms. Ap- ply to P. A. Coughlin, Phelpston. (Thic-f of Police Alt,-x. Stmvm't`s report for the month of march ,showed $50 having been collected in nes and costs, while 44 offences and c0n1p1:1int.~' wvrv rr:g'istnrr,-rl as fol- lows : l I l)...`..1r...... ....L....:.4._ ..._.J u.,m n ' . . | Breaking`, entering and theft 2,: 'awaiting trial; theft of auto 2, wnr- Irzmt issued; wilful dzunap,'e 1, con- ' victcd; \':u:1':n1(.-y Ii, convicted; } ` breach of l..('..\. 2, convicted; breach [of H.'F.A. 6, con\'i(.-ted; breach of by-1aw 270 1., convicted; petty com- plziints 215, all (\tU,`l1(it.'(i to. Total um. I Mrs. J. Hipkin spent a few days` with friends in Toronto. NT`. \XI1'l1n.-n \!nvIv4-Av` nun.-.L 4.1..` \\`lLll JJJICIIUS Ill {Ul'UIl'L0. I Mr. Wilham Newton spent the week end with friends in Me-ai`o1'd. W11`: r'1~r\ue]n\1 n+' (\nL-uC11n in l\V:`t!K 8110 \VlU1 Il'lI1(1S 111 lV1e`c110l'(l. Spending` a few days at the home of` Mrs. Crossley, of Oakville, is her parents, Capt. and Mrs. Bird. i Wnv F. W and Wlvu Y.nno- urnvn 111:1 pa.l.'CllLb', uapt. zulu 1V11'S. D1l`G. I Rev. E. E. and Mrs. Long were in Tilsonburg; on Tuesday attending; the funeral of the late D1`. J. D: Byrnes. \ 111-c w 12 Pnahni-nlxnh mnmn ' D_) 1'l1US. } Mrs. F. B. Rosborough, W.C.T.U. `county president, was in town on :Monday attending` the W.C.T.U.` '_birthday party. , I \,r.. M: `.\/r..- `r..,. ur:n:....- (`1.._LLl L111 uu.uu_y ya; ug- _ I Mr. -and Mrs. Jas. William Scott,` lBa1'rie ,announce the engagement of ltheir daughter, Christina Catherine,, lto Mr. John Richard Coleman, eld-' lest son of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Cole-t Iman, Barrie, the marriage to take place quietly the latter pan of April. | .|u_\ U1 mu :.nm is our 5 `that is lost when He lum'e(l his liearers to llieurts to Him. Barrie lbetter place if people ha {of Jesus, but he said people in this town wh 1i\'in_<: to the letter of ti it-`~'liil)i1iIi,;' the .~'piI`it of 5. {them the spirit of Jesus. `~x<:-1-pt from an address l C n\'n\Iv11 nu `\/f...l......L i uuuu mu: spun. U1 -JESUS. F10 1`CZ1(l EH! of Rev. \`. I j G. Brown, ex-Moderator of the` }]v resb_vte)'ion ('hurch. to the effect What the (-hurch, us well the world . .. \'A... !..1.-..-..L ,,, For Sale--Cement mixer, also :1 quantity of electric shades and other material. Apply Electric Light Dept., Bayeld St., Barrie. I `AFTER-CHURCH MEETING IN 1 TEMPLE LARGELY ATTENDED! E A representative audience that l1-i ed the Oddfellows Temple respond-I led to the invitation of the Revival iFel1owship last Sunday night. The happy spirit of the meeting testified to the efficacy of the prayers that` have been ascending to the Thronel 'of Grace for a deepening of the -spiritual life of the people generally? and a more widespread acceptance` by others of the Lord Jesus Christi as personal Saviour. The chairman! of the meeting, Mr. Rudolph Dun-I ,bar, 97 Toronto St., Barrie, explain-l `ed the purpose of the gathering andv ?emphasized the great need general1_\'l of repentance and prayer. By wayi vof introducing; the speaker, Bev. A. Hines, the chairman readiletters` -from a number of prominent United, iChurch preachers and officials, stat-`I ing that they had known him for; many years and highly commended; his efforts in Barrie. Among; others, on le at the office of the Revival; Fcll0W.<.l1l}), 51 Dunlop St., the fol ; ;lowing' were read: 1 l T?n\' T-Ti1-gnu null 12 A D..,.m'.J,\..L ' . ; uaua.ucL, 1u:\'. J.1`l:VUl' 11. u!2.LVleS,' D.D., pastor, Eaton Memorial Church, Toronto; Rev. W. E. Wil- son, pastor, King St. East United: Church, Toronto, and Chairman East! Hind Settlement, Dixon Hall, To-j ronto; Rev. F. Louis Barber, M..-\..i Ph.D., Victoria Unive1'sit_\~', Toronto;g Rev. .-\1'cl1e1- Wallace, Associate Edi-l tor, Sunday School Publications,` United Church; Rev. Wm. H. Hinck.~ 5 L.L.B., D.D., Toronto; Rev. 1%.! C1'ossle_\' Hunter, B.A., D.D., pastolyl First United Church, Hamilton. I i ..-Xftnr nnswm-irirr by-inv Hm mm. I *1-l, cuupwr z, or. Luke's Gospel :1 But they supposing Him to have[ ,been in the company, went :1 day s |jou1'ne_\`. Is it po.<..~:ible to loseg 1lJesus 1 He said: Yes, He could be llost within the church as well as in |places where Christians have no 'r'L_4`ht to he found. Christians need- :ed to be c:u'eJ'ul where they went, {to what they listened and what tlmy` I-handed, commented the speaker. The :.i0_\' of th` Lnrd is .~:t1'en_2`th and ';that when Ho ic Ind 14.. gxunulg were 1'(-.'a(1Z %ev. Hiram Hull, B.A., President,~ Toronto Conference Umted Church of Canada; Rev. Trevor H. Davies] l nsmtnv V.-_I+nn 7\rTnunzn-{ul ru'sL. umtea bnurcn, blamuton. | After answerixig briey the ques-' |tions mentions in last week's edi- `tion of "this paper, the speaker brought a brief message on The ' Lost Christ, taking" as his text verse -14, chapter 2, St. Luke s Gospel : |But they supposing Him to hmmi $50 PERSUNALS COLLECTED IN FINES ... ..\ uul nLnfIl_L:'LH zum when is lost. He urers open thei1'| would be :e, had the spirit` there won: who mi1:;hl; In (5MZ(!l' hr H10 l!I\IY luv - ROGAl\'-At the Private Patients Pavilion, Toronto Gem.-ral Hospi-I tal, on Monday, April 1, 1935, to -* M1`. and Mrs. J. `George Roganl (nee Hazel M. Craig), a son. H'USE-At St. I\'1ichael s Hospital, Toronto, on Tuesday, April 2, 1936, to Mr. and Hrs. William Huse, Cumberland St., Allandale, a (laughter. PATTERSON---At the RV. Hospital, `Barrie, on l`hursday, April 4, 1935, to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Patterson, R.R. 2, Barrie, a son. -( Contributed ). The Northern Advance vnn nH1.'_'nl'. D: the law, hm I Sntzm 1'at;I1m . He read :4: AF 1),... \- "should. To-day they are sellim, -l1is.pu1'pose to beg for business. '8. convenience, the bigger bl1Slll(,'.~`.*2 _ going to the city. (Continued from page one) more in Orillia than in Barrie. `1`h:.- B-arrie plant is turning out 21 pro-. ducts that can compete with any plant, and the processing` is done cheaper than at any plant in On- tario, consequently the prices are lower. They are enrleavornu: to give Lilo best service, deliveries being` made three times a day. It was not They would put up their product in the best way at a fair price, and all they want is an even break with the other fellow. In the past the Barrie plant has been used more or less as mm n n 1 {PAY OUT $126,000 IN 1 LESS THAN 3 MONTHS; 4' D-.`. -.. -..... v.._,. I `.The Co-operative Packers is one `of the largest industries in B`d.l'l'l('. From January 1st to March 26th the payroll for Barrie employees was $10,000. There are 49 employees, 37 of whom are married men. The average wage of employees was $21 a week. Facts brought out by the Stevens investigation showed that in the packers section the average wage paid was $17 a week in the best plant. In the Barrie plant there iwere no high priced men to raise `the average: Unfortunately, there was no skilled labor market here some from outside. A number of boys have been taken on to learn .the business. This handicaps pro- duction, but in time they will make qualied butchers. In the last twelve weeks the First Co-operative plant paid to fa1'mers for hogs $110,000; to the C.N.-R. for freight, etc., $4,275, and $500 was paid to Barrie utilities, D112.-king` a total of $126,000 in less ',than three months. And they are 1 only getting nicely started. Much of 3 this money is spent right in Barrie ' and benets the merchants. I and it was necessary to bring in` I ! A+ am-+ ;+ m. n A:m,...'I+ m..u..... villlu Uldlltfllla L116 lllCl'L!Il'cUll./`:5. I At first it was a difficult matter to get truckers to bring hogs to Barrie. They took their load of hogs to Toronto and Brought back! .1ne'rc.-handise, etc., from the city. `Now there are ten truckers bringing` [hogs to the local plant, and if they ?can be educated to take return loads {from Barrie, how much it would benet the merchants. 1 Mn nJ,`....:...... ....:,: +1.- .\..,.1.:.... luun w()lll(l 11011) L-ve1'_vt)o(1_\'. I Mr. Morrison felt that the meet- ing; Inn} been productive of much] good, and he was much e11co_u1'z1_g*c(l. |Ho had received many helpful sug- |g.~;estions and would try to do his part in nmkim: the local plant: of greater service to the community. i `DQ116111. I/1'16 l11l'Cl1'd.IlDS. Mr. Morrison said the packing [plant wanted business and was go- ing` after it aggressively. They want- ed the co-operation of the local uealers and would do eve1`ythin_s lprzssilble to give service and n`.n'=:: ltain high quality. In reply to questions, the speaker said he wel- comed criticism and suggestions as ito how the plant can be of more service to Barrie. T "F1 `X7L-rJ...-.. nn.J LL.\L LI..- ....t..:l l5Cl'\'l(.'B L0 .D'cll'l'l(`.`. J. D. Wisdom said that the retail` merchants did appreciate meeting`! with Mr. Morrison and his stall` in, rthis way and felt sure that the tall. given would result in closer co- l operation. There must be some reg- 35011 why the Barrie plant was not getting its share of the business and he felt that it was because of mis-I undersanding. : r.) F \V,.......... n......._1.2. u. ...,... . For Sale-4Good pasture and bush farm in Innisl township, about 20 acres of bush, mostly hardwood, 75 acres cleared, well fenced and lots of good water, barn and st,abling.! An excellent stock farm. Apply at Advance Ofce, Barrie. Phone 53. I ...-..,.........,,. . ; R. G. I\'o1'man thought it was x.. ;to the local merchants to push the {sale of Copaco products more. He {had some knowledge (_)f the money {the farmers were gettmg for ho:--:l }here,_ and much of it is spent inl ~ Barne. g I T) 1.1 I.Tn.\n1m.-M. ....:,1 4.1."; :.. 41-..: I l \`Vd.llLU(.l JIUVV. I : M. J. Brennan said he hzm(lle(l ;considerable Copaco products, his {orders for the first week in March |bein;c 1,338 lbs. He had frequently. |advised_fa1'mers to take their hogs] 'to the plant, rather than do the ki11- } ing; themselves. 1 I f`n4-'l......... ...L_ _..-1__ L_,:,n,, I .Du1`n e. I R. H. Heppleston said that in thz: winter especially, he bought much or his pork from farmers, as he had to do this to get square in accounts. ; ].'he1'c were some pork products that !he could not get from the packing ;plant in the past. Mr. Morrison as- | sured him that he could get anything jhe wanted put up in any way he i wanted now. ` mr 1 D..,......... -..:.i L L1`--J`I\4l] IJIE, uucnnmcxvca. 5 Others who spoke briey were A Pugrh, F. Douglas, T. E. Harley and `M. L. Chantler, who all agreed that 1eve1`_'y`thing possible should be domv [to increase the sale of Copaeo pro- ;ducts in Barrie. ; His worship Mayor Blair felt that if the merchants keep the business in Barrie it would help :1 5.-'1'eat deal.` T4 .......... ..`.L ....l-1_ L, 1 ~ u uuc uu:u:nuuL5 Keep me Dusmess] deal. It was worth much to have an in- (lustry giving employment to 49 men. Getting` money into circula-I I Lion would help cver_vbo(l_\'. : l\`l)'. l\/lnm-iann Fnll flanf Han I'\1(\/\`- Phone 137.7 133 Dlunlop .])i I w. n. ALLEN BAYFIELD ST. BA T l `The Horse is no stranger than the Harness I We carry a com- plete line oiHar- ness and also make harn : ~. ~. `your order. -?-T` I For Sale--Improved Banner Oats,` Government Standard No. 1, Certi- cate No. E25205; also O.A.C. No. 21 Barley, from prize winning eld in competition. Also Irish Cobbler Potatoes grown from certied seed. Apply to W. L. Russell. Phone 603r1~3, Barrie.