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496 ON RELIEF; COST I FOR 2 EWEEKS $1,512 ._..___ 1 uuu .'u1'.s. 1L(l;,'zl1' WOOD. Mr. ,Frank Graham and Robtg Prentlce Left on 17`1'id21_V for 2. short. visit with friends in Sz1ska;tchewan. 5 `l\T1`. Fl] N'nn1nhIIc M in n+ 1-n` -..-.-.u ;..z. 2.1 3.; u .s.\n.1 .\. [ Con_2`mtu1'utions to Mr. and Mrs. Curry Baldwin on the arrival of a leap year baby daugrhter (Lo-is Faith) on S:`..tu1'(lz1_V night. Alan fn \`T1- nnrl 7\Tu~.~ Au!-1.`... FRHLH) 011 DZl:LLIl`(lZl_V IUQTIL. ' Also to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Craft (nee Alice Lane`) on the birth] of :1 duu_r.v;11t-31' in Barrie on Fcb.] 29:111. `H.. ....,)11.... h 1`r-r<.___1_,._ I vmu. wuu 11'1u11(lS 1n aasxamcllewan. i Mr. Ed. Neelands is 111 at his` home in Torombo. I ' F1-. I\\nru1v 4`. - - .2 mr.. 1r_.._. uuy ill!/0'1` Ills Lollg` umess. Mrs. Alvin Webb spent Sunday: with Alvin in Christie St. Hospita1,! Toronto, and reports him slightlyi improved. I T?nr=nn+. xr-ie1'+rn~c 1'nn1nl.nr] 1\/.'T.-... unpruvuu. I Recent visitors includred MTss` Meta Hunter_ of Toronto, mt Jackw Hunter s; Mrs. Pzxrtridge, of Shanty} Bay, at Fred W:icc s. 1 `\`I4CQ KT-:1}-urn`, \K.7.n1\'k tuna vn+n.-nrvl` uzuupua. Mrs. Rix visited her sister, Tilley, In Toronto on Sunday. buy, an 1' reu Wuc0 S. 1 Miss Mabelv Wvebb has returned; aft.er spending v -two months at : Utopina. I \\-T1-Q T?v vicifnrl Ianv c';:+nr NT:-:~ iil C.T:I.AIG'-IURST ..-L._1..A.3_.__ 4 UH `L118 T4O\VI1," UGCZZJICQ :il(l. 1V1llln'. Mayor Robertson sand there were `debentures totm-Hing` app1'oximate1_vI' $5,000 yet to be paid on the gas 'works and this would require nearly :three year . ! Ala 11nn11n1'r1 r-11111111-rr-r` sac fn Hm _ smoun Store is Well Stocked With Lenten Foods 1=1fo'ne 117 LIBY HADDIE-2 tins . . . . . . . .' . . . . . . 3 -READY-CUT MACARONI . . . . . . . . . . CLOVER LEAF SALMON- s . . . . . . . LIBY PORK &; BEANS-28 0z.-2 . . . . . GREEN STRING BEANS-qt. . . . . . . . . SPINAGH-3 lbs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I-IEADCI-IEESE-2 lbs. . . . . . . . . . . SALMON LOAF-1b. . . . . . . . . . . . RIB BOIL BEEF-1b. . . . . . . . . . BONELESS POT ROAST BEEF J. D. WISDOM & CO. Grocers and Butchers, Allandale __-_ 1-In `D'|..~u.- 11?? 64 Elizabeth Street Smoked Fillet, Salmon, Halibut, Oysters, I "number of taxi owners who had paid; "last year. | .1/lll CE `V/U'd.l'S. I Ald. Shepherd cnqulred as to the; their licenses in full for every cazl 'T'1... ....... -I-..1. ...L_LA.`I n__:. 1,.1. ..,..;` Since 1799 thousands of people have regained their normal health =a`fte1' years of suffering from stomach troubles of all types, such as constipation, indig'estion,, gas and sour ..::_.?_ ..-.`-....1. ...I.:..!. I\\Il'\ +1.. 1n.-..-.`.. -#.-...+.....- A4! aunt. mn`|nrl3.~.: A: Oldest European Discovery Against Stomach Troubles and Rheumatism Acclaimed Best by Latest Tests au uyyca, Dunn an \.uu.:v-yuuuu, uu...5-...;.-.vu,, bun ......u uvvll. stomach, which are the basic factors of such maladies as ......_!_.l.. ouuunupu, vvnupu u;\. mu. uwuu. 4.u\.uu.u \.I.l. nus. .......,.\...... high blood presi11Te', rheumatism, periodic hez1dac11es. ...:.\--.1-.. f\I'\ 4!.-.,..-. ..~..,! knrlu V\n:*nz~ 4 4-14,. knnlr Humv 1_n'nnmy Al.l5AA unvvu lu_\..n.au. \a ....-.......w.. pimples on face and body, pains ' ,....] L'I...l r]I\IA A3.-..u.Jn. __.L_....LI__. I , -, .... .. _, ,,....k....., .,.. uuuu Lyuu ...,.._,, ,,.. .., . . . . .... .. and bladder disorder, exhaustion, loss of sleep and appetite. Those su`erers have not used any n1an-made injurious chemicals or drugs of any kind ; they have only used a remedy made by Nature. This marvellous product grows on the highest iuountain peaks. where it absorbs all the healing elemenis and -vi ca.mins from the sun to_ aid T-ITT`\\vTA\7T'T"V in distress, It is composed of 19 kinds of natural leaves, seeds, ber- 1-Eoc and mvnrc ,ur-inn+.1'pnHv smd n1`nnn1'tinnn,te/Iv mixer] It IS COINDOSCU. OI LU ICIICIS OI l'l2LEul'8.l IBZLVCS. SUEUS, DUI`- ries and owers, scientlcally and proportlonately mixed and is known as LION CROSS HERB TEA. LION CROSS HERB TEA tastes delicious, acts wonder- fully upon your system, and is safe even for children. Prepare it fresh like any ordinary tea and drink 2. glaasful a day, hot or cold. nea.ung EIBIIIUILLS ELIIU. ' HUMANITY in distress. l'<`ol`.rov.'in_g-' up tho \v1'ite1"s conver- sation with the mayor re:a1'(ling the m'opo. .'1T)'2111_Q,`Cl11C`ht \Vl1C`1`Cb_V' the town would pu`1'chzi=e their fuel re- qui1'r_ments for relief purposes lLl ll`OI1,".','l1 the local (l0. 1lC`1`S, G. O. C.".m:i'on, seci`et:11'_\', Barrie Fuel Dealers Association, a(lvi council that at :1 mC(,*tl!`.'_" of .'~.ll.'=-.rl (lL"l\.l- er? of the town. the following: do- ci.<'nn was {11'1'l\'(`(l at: On Wel: cobhlos. VVel\=l1 blower. al1tli1`Z1(T`l .C, egg`. retove nut and pea. and also bituminous lump coal. zi ve per Ont. 1'r~B:1t0 on retail p1'ic<.`;< On pocahontns. Alhm-tn coal and both domestic and 1`I\1l_'.1'(t . of coke, also all Q')'Zl(l(`S of wood. both four foot and the cut and split lengths, ten per cent. of 1'4:-`mil f`rlCeS- All nvrlinw-'4 fn lxn c11l11'nm+ fn n A one dollar treatment accomplishes WONDERS; makes you look and feel like new born. If you are not as yet familiar with `the benecial effects of this natural remedy TT('\T\T (`DOUG TIWDT2 TWA +1-1r 1'4- -14- nhnn and nnhzvihnn 13111111211` \Vl1'Jl `L-HG DEHUIICIZLI. BIIBCLS 01. Luis natural remeuy LION CROSS HERB TEA, try it at once and convince yourse-If. If not satisfactofy money refunded to you. Also in tablet form. Try it and convince yourself with our money-back guar~ antee. One Week Treatment $1.00 Six Weeks Treatment $5.00 NAM E In order `to avoid mistakes in getting the genuine LION CROSS HERB TEA. please fill out the attached coupon. Lio - Pharmacy, 1180 Second Ave., `.`\T V (`H-u Txf V Gentlemen : Enclosed nd $ . . . . . . . for which please send me . . . . t1*czLt.monts of the famous LION CROSS HERB TEA. .LJ_OU DUUUIHI AVE N. Y. City, N. Y. ADDRESS DU Ll'il.1lSlCn"-`S ZIITCY W131`. 101'/n. I ' Mayor Robertson suggested than] 11115 mavtter be dealt. with immediateiy: by the Fire and Police Comn1i'otee. . FAY cnrnn H11-an Y\OE+ 4-11,. fnurn Ln-ai CITY H. P. BINGHAM New Carrots, Cabbage, Etc. SHORT RIB AND BLADE ROASTS, 15c BRISKET PLATE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1Dc PRIME RIB ROLLED . . . . . . . . . . . ..18c ALSO PORK AND VEAL `AT REDUCED PRICES Your Patronage DEMANDS THE BESTT PROMPT DELIVEI%.Y_ STATE . Dept. 9846A uunu, y\....uuu. um.-..-...-.\..n...n : in the back, liver, kidney gab". year. I The town clerk sstated that 1ast_vear' `the town issued licenses for two`, jineys, twenty trucks and nine taxls.` Regarding the latter_ ve taxi own 1 ers purchased S25 Ticenses for their} 1"st car and four pald the regular $10 license for 21 second car. V Tf cnnrnc fhnn +1aq4 cnrnn n4` +11r: Phone 183 "13i{oZE"7 Page Five Etc. .2E)c . 14c .19c . 19c .20c . .250 . .250 . .35c . .10c . .140 .-p1U HCt5Ilb'U LUIS `cl SCCUIIU 0211'. It seems then that some of thti taxi owners are not compl}'iny.=: with the town by-lz1w, (i0Ci11l`Cd Ald. Shep- herd, adding that some of the own- ers had four cars and should pay the stipulated amount. I think tho chief should look into the inattct and l11`:V'C' each owner pay up before licenses are issued for next. year, he said. :11 `em. - -, DOX 1021 U1. Cllb Zlllu ."})ll`L \\'()UU. The letter was referred to the V.'""F:11'e Commilttee. rm". .n.`m.n+m-u 4-n Hm 1'1.-.m-.1-m-m, lV1d-_YUf IVUUUFLSUII. I Acco~rd-ing to the press, the Bar ric gas WO1" 3 is a Whde elephant on the town, declared Ald. Mxlla. WTnvn1- T?.n}1`D41`fnh Q'.'1;l'1 f'}1rn-A Ivor: K/ULlK:g`J':lLU 11lSLH.vl.lE(`.`. E. P. Jackson, at present in thr Royal Victdrizt Hospital, notied th: council that on Feb. 17th he fell on an icy sidewalk and sufl`e1'ed bodily ll:`1`!i by bi-e:L!:in'I an ankle. He stated that he was under eonsi(ler- able expense and e_\'pec1;e(l to be off duty` possibl_\' six to eight weeks throug'l1 no fault of his own. He asked f.'.e council to give the matter their b(:; con.=`i RC-*fe1'1'eu to Finance Committee. 1-1 11 - .1 `THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1936. zens 0]` l$al`I`l(`. UH` luyuru U]. Luv: rulzulce allui The Parks Commission submitteci Assessment Coxiiiiiittee, which w-.1= their estinmte for expentliture fo1vg1(lepte(l, recommended the follow- 1936 as Tollows:_ \vne:e.<, $1,190` mg`: cartage and teammsr. $60: 1'e'p:1.rs. 1. _ThzLt grant be made to the $200; supplies, S75: lisrht and water,;Sa.1wit1on Army Oi` $100 and to thc $160: shrubs and flowers, $150 Barrie Branch Canadian Legion 0}. printing signs. etc.. 325; g1`11(llll_L $150. ' and soddim: (Bayview Park), $200-. 2. That the Court of Revision swings and pln,v;:round replace- for 1936 be composed of the follow- ments $400. Total, !?2,370._ mg`: M',ayor Robertson. Reeve Slew- Herbert L. Cummings. Deputi art, Deputy-Reeve Wiles, Ald. Cav- Minister of the Demwtment of lVfun_- anagh, Cameron, Gill and Robertson. icipal Affairs. in a lettento C0ll`nCli 3. That no action be taken on stated that all niunicipalrt-ies and {is the re(1uesrl'. of Mrs. Fred Love fa` sessors are expected to comply syitlt reconsideration of her claim, or on the stwtute and care must be taken letter from Gordon Fosstler re Mrs, that the assessment rolls for 1936 Hook. lug, .-u.-u. .-\ld. Mills asked why the g`1'zmt to` the Barrie branch of the Czmndian Legion had been increased this _\'=2'.12 from $100 to $150. Wjmt has been the gzranwt to thc legion for the last few years '3 Z1Sr\ - pd -\+.M_ Gil], IBQIIUII I01` El`l( e_d .-\i1`(1. Gil]. Thn n]-n~L- ` `3_Ll .`\`-l'll- \l"lLl- The clerk said the grrant had beer- S50 some years and $100 in others I have been on the Ch1'istnm Cheer A.ssoc1'zu1ion 21 number of ,\'ea1`s and :1\\'z1)`s fond that the Leg` ion had done grootl work, said AH. G111, adilingr that he was in favor 0': an increase this year. LaOI'|1l'l'1llI'1lCaIlO!`lS Thp Board of Tidtlcation wrote re- questing the town council to 1ev_ for thn .=um of 99) to cave; estmzxtos for nublic schools and thr Collegiate Institute. F`. T3 .Tnr-`(emu -:15 rn-nannf in H (Continued from page one) L, _ Communications ..,1 ,.r 1:,1`.,. :.:,... 51191` s1sT,e1', Mrs`. 1*`. J. vansle. - Si M_iss Mvaude Black a pupil of Miss l]`Jess1e Bryson, has `passed with .,!11o11o1:~: the Grade III. Harmony ex- ,3_ amination of the Toronto Conserva- tory of Jlusic. 1| `I\ I'rc In: H Dnknud-nan ~.-u.,m,l...-.L '10I'OI17lZ0 usnxrerence branch. I F Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Vickers re-`V VI-turned home last Thursday after 3'1 `S six weeks trip to the South. | `tmns. 11. IL. Jenn-e-rt. r; We are glad to 1`r`.p01 t the con- zwyinued improvement in health of | 1 jfolr :1, cl1ild s bed was quilted to be, A de- Iicious luncheon was served by the; hostess and her daughte1'_`Miss M a1'-, `llrs. J. E. 'Baker, ?seriously ill in the Barrie hospital. who has been The I eb2'11ar_\' Ineeting; of the W0- man s .-\uxil~ia1'_v of the An_e'l5.cz1n Church was held at the home or Mrs. Fred R. Arnold on Fri(ln_v af-t ternoon, Feb. 28th. The fern of s-ervvice for the World Day of P1'a_ve1' was used, each member present _:i\'- ing` a part 01' the p1'og~ram. A quilt sen`; in the balve next month. gzaret Arnold, and social hour thor- ou_e'h1_v enjoyed by those who ac- cepted .the opportunity to attend. An r-t.m3n1n(l 1-n=mm~.+ n4-` 1r+,m:r. : \`u ' ' TZIFO LOHHHl".l,L'(.`. The secreta1'y to the Governor-' General, by command of His Ex- cellency, informed his worship the mayor that ihe message of S_\'mpflL'r1 con-`mined in his `i!`1(*Q)`!1n`. of Jun 2131: had been duly laid before the King, who desired the Governor- Genernl to cause his thzmks and ap- preciation zmd those of the Royal family to be expressed to the citi of Barrie. 'l"'l-`n `Dav-I.-r: (`nn1rni: miinniffnri .1113 `.11. 111:5 1101119 111 renetallg. I Miss Wininifre-d Knowles left on [Tuesday for Toronto to begin train- `ing in the Sick Children s Hospital. D. F. 1\'IcCm1i K1`... i\'T_P., um: "D. J. L`lSCl', L,0111er DE. i -`Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Asaph left .on Szmturday for Lefroy, whene they Euro taking` up residence on the F. !J. Wood farm. ! Ive 7\rT,.1.':......... L-.. ..-.`......,1 ;- klllilgll, LRUHCYOI1, Ulll Zl IVODBXT/SCH. on" 1'o(111esti: reconsideration -mg 111 me mcx L,nmcren's uospltal. V F. McCua1g, l\..C., M.P., was jhome from Ottawa for the week ; end. ` `Ah. '1`I....- 13: rwll./H. J.1 1(.'l|uS III Ul'llll'ol. Mr. Clinton Archer, of North River, spent a few days with friends Iiu town. I NT n...,l 1M'..... 171...! \':,.I.-1I. _.: A Fl`;KIlk and Kenneth Campbell, who E\\'e1-.3 homu due to the recent death- of their father, returned 1 =Ottawa, where they are attending |co1Lcge. ! Mica 1.n+.+:- nv:c1m.. me n1n11n1nhr] Lurluu. I Icuuugu. E Miss Lottie Fisher, of Cleveland, ;0hio, is visiting her mother, Mrs. '`S. J. Fisher, Collier St. I -.-NT)`. nhrl l\/Tvvc N T Acnnl-u ln+`1- lp2L1'l,1L_V, .D1'eI1tWOO(1. I Mrs. Wm. Bristow spam: a few |days at Sunrnnidale Corners visiting !her sister, Mrs. F. J. Vansle. 4 Iwfic /rmrln 121.-an]; o nnn n4-` `H.~.~. wary U1. ,rLu51C. I Mrs. Jas. H. Robertson, president of Simcoe Presbyterial W.M.S., Unit- ed Church, is in Toronto `this week attending the annual meeting of the 'Toronto Ct-mfrerence Branch. | M3 gm! 7\,r... r1,... xr:..1M... ....a `two weeks ago, the prots for the _\l.xu l.`I-)\). At :1 Inc-eting' of the Wa'.e1',' Li_:1'ht and Gas Commission, held 0; Feb. flfith. further com.-1demtion was given to the problem of z1ssis".ing Lhe <-mmcil to reduce the tax rate to a minimum and while as was seen from the r1z1ncia.1 statement of the Wztterworks Depzxrtment published \`-1:111` were applied in reucwtrion 01 current liability and in capital out- lay, it was decided to augment the reduetion in hydrant. rental already grranted by a. cash payment of $1.500. A cheque for this amoun` was foxward-ed to council on Mon dkxy night. pin g n . . .....l A ...... ....n. I ...-1`... -`.3 Auld. Mills -asked that during the.. next thaw the -`gown station at least i1 three men on Bradford St. to dired [1 traffic so that pedestrlzms may be}. safeguarclcd from getting splashe-d'1 by speewling motorists. He also sug-;1_ gested that the snow plows clear 01 he sidewalks during` the 11ext thaw, which would tend to push :1 lot 01! slush off the walks and thus n*.aku';` ~"a1king safer and dryer. 1] NIZLVO)` R.nhm'f:nn cnirl 110 nwln.-yr": That ;Sa.1\mtion 0}; I 9 'Nm+ +1. n......+ -4: n,m.,...... qunu. for ing: .5`. 'T`11:I+. nn nnnn hr. fnlrnh nnl '_ Mr. Rz}yn1ond Maurice is 11o1iday- _ .m;.; `:12. 1115 home 111 Pcnetang. Mxss \Vin`nH"rn-(I Knnurlnq In-Ff nn Mr. Zlhos. Birchard is visiting ;w1th fnends in Orilha. = \|1- rHn+.-m A..,.1.m. A4: `M,...n. -H1 LU\\'Il. Mr. and M51`. Fred Nicholls aliu Eson left last week end for Cali- lforlria. ` 1? . HI." .` .. J 1; .... .. -4.1- f*..... __L . 1| .__1, .zJ- VVUOU. Iarfn. E Mrs. McKim1.on has returned to [her home in town after a lengthy zvisit with her daughter, Mrs. C. Mc-D lC:u'thy, Brentwood. u NH-2 W11 T21-u'a+nuy an-mn.+ n 43....` iuxrs. rl`0Cl it. Arnold. Mrs. Roblt. H. Hanna of Toronto, ;spent last week with relatives here. 1 HRH .n\`TnT.o-an n-P 'T'n-.-nn+n bpullb 1u5L WGCK \V1I`,l1 rexzmves here. M155 E1021 McLean, of Toronto. ]}spont the Week end with her sister, ;M1's. R. E. Jenn-e-tt. um -11-A r..1..A 4.. `.,.......L LL- -_.. gfilllb as last year. I The Barrie branch of the Can ; udizm Red Cross Society requested` that the town relief officer give! them :1 list each week of his pur I Ci1".!SOS of clothingr in order H121-ii ti1(:_'v' might avoid duplication. Refe1're:1: to Wr-lfnre Committee. ` FoI'1o\vin_o: their ina.u,:um1 meeting on Feb. 2-lib. the Public I.ibi'a2'y; Board 1'c-(1110::-tecl the council for a; levy of A18 cents per eapita for Lhui _\'cm' 1936. .\+ .. ...,.:.... -: LL- Hr - ! A ' ul- ` Miss Ma`1'i:1n Arnold, of aspent the week end with 1M:~.<.. Fred R. Arnold. : Tm-a Dnktf U Unhmn -4.` ~' aumng sate-1' and uryer. 1 Mayor Robertson said he ordered! the plows out durinm the last t}la\\', but the \ve~athe1' changed and .111! sidewalks froze up before the wor}.* was nished. He promised that thei Walked would be plowed out at thug rst sign of another thaw. i ])PT\1lf`.V-T?.rlnR7n `A/Inna n]en1'n4vn-afn. cupuuu uni 0p[.`O`.'T.1lnl1.'._\' I0 attenu. j An esteemed rrzsid-ent of Utopia pa. ed 2l\\ l_\' on Sunday in the per-: son of Mr. David 1\IcC::rmn, who wa=} well and f:u'orz1b1_v known thi'oug`i1-[ out the C0i11ml1I1i'f_\`. The funr.-rail 5-ervice was held in St. Geor_:c s| Chu;'c_h, Utopia, on Tue:~:da_v after; noon, with interment being: made ing Chris): Church Cemetery. We extend our sincere sy1npat.h_\` in fiwn 1\nI'nuv:nJ (`nn~.{1u VVU t to the u4..x_\ 1u3.',uL. Finance and Assessment The report) of the Finance and xv-ml nrlnnrfnrl unnnnnunnnlmvl Han -I-`.-d'l.uv IJHXIICS. He also stated that the Govern- ment in distributing` any part of th- pr vincial income tax in 1936 (1.h1OT1 Imlnicipzilitios to reimburse them fol`; loss of income tux revenue from in-! dividuals, will take into account any omission by a municipal.i.ty to assess | compmv incomes. I rim,` I'r+.v..-;.n.. II1I\`I.D\/\14 rv- ~..-L-: tuft bUIIlIH1DTCe- The Victorian Order of Nurses Barrie branch, in a letter brou_2'ht tc the :1:*tmtioi1 of council the ques- tion of grant which is usualqi griw,-n to them by the town. Thti V.O..\'. hoped that the town coul(i I".nu itself able to make the same, grant as last | The R:`n'1'in 111-uh:-11 n{`' In ("NH ` include all assessable mcome panics. ` Hp glen .+n+n.1 +1...:. oL- l.'UU`[/HIV `LIICOIIICS. [ The U .`tm'.=-on Lumber Co. quoted. figures on slabs and cordwood fox: relief purposes. I'{efe1'1'ed to We-IA} fare Committee. Thn \7in+.-u-.`n~n i \..,l,... -0 \L...-__ ! uuutun. LA:ll1l:I.l:1_V. be1'eu'.'cd famil_V and friends. IVY ` Toronto, i Mr. and 1 man we \V01`K was done. i Ald. 1\Ii1I'1S also claimed it Wa.-! about time that the town lockup b ; closed to rt1'ans`ients. 191-om time tel time, he said, we h`a\`e been housln-, ;i `these transient downstzur: and alwy: leave the room in a lthy c.ondition. [n addition Mr. Irwin has to take; abuse from these hob.oes, which is' entirely uncalled for. Ald. Mills suggested that the building` be closed` to t1'ansicn~~`..s after Mar. 15th. I Nrqvnr T?.nIncn~+-cnn c11n-nae!-or: Hn-.0 I PROVINCE TO PAY 75 5 PER CENT 03' RELIEF (Conroimied from page one) (10 labor and deliberately reject the: opportunity to work at fr wages; .(b) Those who conceal asse:t.s-pos- sess bank accounts under fake names, etc.; (c) Those who conceal income--1'ail to report! earmngs which would reduce allowance. 'I"1\.\.~ Ln.-`(la n4~` 4-`n u-. I 3 (\(V Jan:-n mcome--1 z11l to repent: udy In LOWIILU; I reduce i 'M1`S- Albert lXelC9Y: Of T01`0m?0, Those heads of families whose ls `Fable `C0 be 01113 again and SD91- childrcn are earning` good wages, but `the Wcek end With 1191` P?-11`e11lS: M1`- in whose case inadequate deductions and MI`S- J- 13- Wisdom. are made by municipal relief M11 and M1'S- H- Fl1`11lm1 Of '10`. ofg-er5_ There is evidence of 4 ron:t.o, spent the week end with Mr. widespread dcparturp from the pro- and Ml`S- G- Fll`maD- vinci-.11 principle that tthe fmiiiyl Mil`. and Mrs. A. Pugh visited must be .1'eg`:1rded as a unit and the `=7-'915bl'=1V95 in T01`01lt0 011 S3t111'd11Y- earnings of all members consideredl A large congwegation listened L~0 `when relief 3110-am-(.5 um C0m_*tl1e_1'st speech to his subjects of His, lputed. These cases are less tl1e;MaJeS'W King ElV\ 211`d Vlll- in the' |fau11: of llhe recipients tl1e1nsclve~3`B1't0n AYe- Unlted Cl1l.11'Cl1 011 51111- `tlmun of lax municipal admjnistra-[day m01`n1118'- A new R0`e1'S all- on. . iw!."..ve_ radio situated on the pulpiv` mum ,..m1n:.,.,1. 4-1,.,.M 4-'..1l+.:.\-\.`.'I)l_"_1`.i`n1'1`I1 l'n`nnn'l1+ in +l1n m.,.....-s... xvorkers who receive a wage so lov.` that supplcmntary relief nmst he gtivnen if the family is to h.`.ve hliv: 11ecessi`.:ies of life. You must be} aware that many employees are my-; info: starvation wages and cn.ndid1_v{` informing their workers that `you; can get pzwtial reliref. They will; continue U0 do so just as long as! K/J.UU.o ` . ' The exploited: those full-txlmey ipartial relief is granxted to fulilutimef workers. As the situation now` ities are in effect subsidizing private industry and art the same time de-I pressing `he general wage rate. i` These are the people Who must beiremoved from your relrief rol.1s,; the minister stated, adding that thei town was urged to act without de-; 1121., so that the task may be com- `pleted by March 3151:. i F`nnn\1ri'no` i vnnwllavv nnnnnil cn:_i lstpzmds, governments and muncipu-1-' pile:-.-u uy iviarcn 01.56. i Following tlhe regular council ses- sion on Monday night, the Welfare Committee met for over three hours-. while the reLief rolls of Barrie werel ""g'ivven a. thorough overhauling`. The: itlhoroughness which the committee is; taking is evidenced by the fact that] only one-third of the list was cover-I it-d in the one night. : 4\-l'iL_y Ll'ELhLIIlC1lE. Osar Chappel, of Barrie C.I., vis- ited over the week end with his sis- ter, Mr . Harry Fovston. Tho nnn-: nf Hm; f".nn+~nnnHnn bL I', HITS. I'ldl'Ty DOYSDOH. The pupils of ".110 Continuation. School were at home to their par- ents on Friday evening, Feb. 28th, in the school. A very pleasant time was spent in games and contests, with 21 short prograni. during which Miss Elsie Plowriqht read her prize essay in the W.C.'l`.U. contest, which stood second in the provincial tests `and third in the Dominion. Rev. G. Cruse p1'esented the prizes. Lunch was served at the close of a very doi.ig;htful evening`. unnzuumg L0 Lame 1 ]')0Sl'.10Y1 tnere. Cong'1`z1.tuIations are extended to ~i\Ir. and Mrs. Mervyn Plowright l(n(.-e H2L1n`.ie Maquire) of Sta_vner, on the :11'1'iw:1.1 of :1 little daughter ion Sumlzly, March 1st. I WHQQ '1-1`lI';o` `I\'Tnnvn1nr uvnc 4-nlrnn 4-,. l W, I A hz1c11%e1o1' visitor in the office, in -surprised tones, said he hasn t been proposed to yet, and, Iookmg into his fact. wn told him we wa.-:'e not surprised; -the girls aren t desperate yet. '\.:i.1I'r'eL. an AHICH MIHS. I .\I1'. and Mrs. Howard Priest and Miss Lorna Becton motored to Windsor on Sunday. The latter is remaining` to take a position there. C0nQ'i`:1.tnintinn.: m-n nvtonnrl +n uy L119 17lI'C 3110 to-mce UOIYIDIIUCQG. For some time past the town has] experienced considerable loss Iuomi zhn gzxs W-orks. How long do the` dcbemures have to run ? queued Ald. M`i1Ils. | "l"uyn Aw Hanna unuwe vnnhnzl ` IUH. s7LlXHlil_\', .\lZl.l`Cn. L51. I Miss 1\'Iurie1 Murphy was taken to `the Barrie hospital on Tuesday for X-ray trezmtment. 1 near (Thnnnn) nf pnvwin (`T L- Mrs. 1\Iar_v H. Torrence, widow of the late Talbot Warren Torrence, and a native of Barrie, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. VV. R. Fl'e1nin:.1', Toronto, on Monday, Mar_. `2nd. Deceased, whose maiden name was Mary H. Plaxton was born in ;Barrie 79 years ago. She married }Mr. Torrence, who was editor of the `Northern .-`xdwanee during the. geighties. She had lived at Gait and` Chatham before moving` to Toronto i22 _V.ezu's ago. She was :1 member` `of Ehe Church of ihe Epiph:.n_v.. Surviving` are a dauglmtcr, Mrs. ;F1eming`; two sons, R01. C. Torrenee.` !Toronto, and T. E. Torrence, Mon-' Vtreal; a `sister, 3115. H. S. Scott,! }Canncs, France, and a brother, D11} {O. G. Plaxmon, Toronto. The fun- {L-ral was held on Wednesday from the r dence of loy C. Torrence, '30.; Wrig'l1t .-\ve., with interment in ._Prospect Cemetery. `UHU % t ! Toronto, treal; `P211111:-: W 7 I Hrs. I.nw1-encp Scott and son Jack, `of Anton .\Ii11s,, and Miss Lillian Johnston, oi` Bzwric, were week end `\'i:`iI0l's with M1`. and Mrs. O. Wil- ' `OH. , The death occurred suddenly here ion Sunday, March 1st, of Robert {John Nicovll, son of Mr. and Mrs. }Georg'e Nicol], West Toronto. A Ibookkeeper at the First Co-operative Packin_g' Plant, Alrlzmdale, for the i1)1z11st tliree years, fleceased had been `i on y 21 few (ays. Lezwing his `iwork owing to a cold, his condition nvus not considered serious until learly Sunday morning. Death is mt- lgributcid to p1neumoniz(1), la},-"2'(1"a\ a,tcd ` y a ieart a.i ment. n y 2) years of age, he was born in Dumfries, lscotlzmd, and came to Cimnadu as 21 `,\'outh with his parents, who sehtled :in West Toronto. He zltiendetl West, `Toronto public school and Co`l`lc_o,'iz.te. Besides his parents, he is sur`-.r1ved by xi'nn1' :ic+n\>"a.'.71`= W J p1*bn [T-.`nn_ ' 1f)UbIl.ll3b lllb l)dlL'Il'LE, [L8 15 5l,l:"". 1\ U(l U} {four si.=ter,"`.'"frs. R. J. Pykc, Ham- Hlton; Mrs. G. R. Kerr, Toronto; Mrs. {R. J. Make11, Barrie, and Miss .\[ar- grzlret Nicol], Toronto, and one bro- ithmg Gco1';;`e J. Nicoll, Toronto. 1The funeral was held from the home iof his; parents on VVednesd:1_v. F Mr. and )I1`s. D. Campbell visited iovor Sun>(lz1_V with M1. and Mrs. E. 'Gm'ret.: at Anton Mills. .\h- ururl 1w.-c 1.7.-.m....,1 n..:,.-a. ....,u MRS. T. W. TORRENCE ROBERT J. NICOLL A11. ordvrs to be subjecrt to a minimum of :1 half ton of coal. 112111 a cord of four-foot wood and half 2! box load of cut and split wood. l"|nn Inf-fnv urn: 1-n'fn1~\-or` in {kn l':IINESTNG The Northern Advance |...... ...-.-.u l Plain Degree Team I The local Orange Lodge is plan I gning :1 drive to bring their attr.-nd~l ;ance up to normal and at the same` `time increase the stand-.u'd of deglu.-ii ,work which would help in the fo1'm- iing of a. degree `team for competi-! !tion ,i'or the coming year. M11'ch, f 12th and March 26th are nlarkccl as! regular meetings and a full a"cLend-" C ance is requested so that the team; . may be formed and begin its worki .' immediately. Ex-Mayor and Past, 0-" Master W. J. Blair will address the: n lodge on March 12th. . 1+ ;.~ n\rv\nn1'n1l +1.... - I`|lr\PrI v .M1-s. T. VV. Little is spending the week in Toronto. NT`. G.`...J" RY.-.3... ..2,.H...J 1... .......-...J... UVl:5L' `UIIU VVIEBEC EIUJ. | Mrs. Earlston Doe spent a few days in Toronto. , W11-I: AH'\n1`f 1\ a]rIn\7 n'F 'T`r\1 \\ { .'l`.'h 1U. .LU1'U1l`l/U. Hr. Sandy Ness vxsisted his parents over ~the week end. `l\1`l'y-n T4-`r\1m1c<+r\1r\ T1...-. .~nnn4- o\ 43,`... :u:1w1.1ves 111 1.01`0nto on baturuay. I _1':t sggpch tlgdhis iubggss pf I315! 1 ajesy unrr 3 war . 1n 1e `Burton Ave.aUnited `day morning`. Roge1's i\v`.a.ve ?p1.".tfo1'111 brought in the program `and the speech was heard c~lea.1l, throughou-L the auditorium. . 1W1` and T\/T1-~: 1\/:,.1u`.In Dn1.n.1:.r.~,\ . uuuugnou-L me aucmorlum. Mr. and Mrs. Melville Rowcli1 fe,] `of Midland, and Mr. and Mrs. F. Rowcl1'`e and Miss Norine, of A1ian-- gdale, motored. to Sunderland on Tuesday to visit their fe(cl1er, who is `iserio-usly ill. I "F1... ----~ ~-A-~- " " " V ....;;u'u.:u_v Ju. i The program of the Essa Road }Y.P.S. on Monday was cax1l.ed 1`ro vincial Night and had several de-. 'pa1 tments on which different mem-' bers spoke. Those taking part, lwere Norine Rowc-Liffe, Donald Sin-1 iclair, Miss Bessie Bvaer, Wm. Camp-| bell, Miss Jean Sinclair and ivlisa; ,Betty Mac-Bride. The p1'ogra.n1 wmi jplzilmed by the provincial -executive. 4 ;aim was to impress on the (`iiffu1`CT.t `societies the many w-orks and branch-1 ies the young people have througnoucl - the province. _, 1 Mrs. Wm. Scot/_r. is leaving` to-1_nor-` .\o.nn ...`..I1'_;. 4., _' um: provmce. Scott 1s leaving to-mo1'- -. row night to join her husband at] gliirkland Lake, where he has been `,emp1oycd at the Lakeshore Mine {during ihe past winter. I -NI)` Av'H111Y Wnrf n.-awn o. L--3- F` - ursu slgn OI another U`1Z'l\V. I Deputy-Reeve Wriles lsointirnatcdt that the town en5.:ineer would scv| that the work done. | AH Mime .11. ,.1m'....,.: :+ I ;uu1`1ug vu1e past wmter. I Mr. Arthur West gave a brie [talk on Kazgawa and his missiollasy zwork throughou-t Japan at the M011- `day night nmeeting oi` the Burton. Ave. Y.P.S. George Timothy Curran, publisher of the Orillia News-Letter, died at his home in Orillia on Wednesdrziyl morning`, after several weeks illness. He was in his 73rd year and spen` most of his life in the printing and publishing business. Born in .Arma_:rh. Ireland, he came to To- ronto with'T1is parents in 1872 and to Orillia in 1874. Mr. Curran was with the Globe for a few years and later with the Essex Chronicle. Ir 1884 he assisted his father in estab- lishing the News-Letter, but. in thr Yukon gold rush in 1898 he went to the Klondyke, where he remained for e.ip:h-t years. On his return he again joined `the News-Letter, which he later controlled. Two years ago he was elected to the Water, Light and Power Commission and was active in develo-ping Oril'Iia s new power plant at Minden. Besides his widow, he is survived by five sons, Harry of Sziuh Ste. Marie; Howard, New York; George, Frank and Stewa1`t, Ori11ia two daughters, Mrs. K. B. Thomp- son, Toronto, and Mina, of Ottawa` VV`(. U1lL"SUil,' Ell; ..OU. Service at St. John s at 11 a.m., St. James , Holy Communion, aft 3 H.111. 1Uu:-_',U Uu marcn lztn. It is expected that. a good num-5, ber of the members of the Orange; and Black Preceptory will be in at-! 1t:-m1zmce_ at. Grand Lodge to be held} in Midland on March 18th and 19th.i Iu.LJ.|a\J\JJ_l - Mrs. White returned to her home`: `in \Vhi'teha1l on Tuesday after a; p1o~;ts-:1_m two months visit with her: 1daug'hte1`s here, `and Mrs. Edgar Webb. 111`. Frank C1'n11nn\ nrn} ?.I`1`s. Morley Wiebb` \ T?'n1-\+ v ;u.uu1L: 111 .L()1`OI11?0. I I The many friends of Mr. 1\Ia1'qu1s3 were pleased to see him out on Sun i day after his 1Aoug illness. T1-c A1x.v3n `X?nk1\ nnnn4- C`...'l.\.. &U1..ll. I Mr. and Mrs. R. .\IcC1'ackcn visit- jed in Iiavelock over the xveek end. Midweek svc-rvice at St. John's ne\1t `\Ve at 8 p.m. Knox Churh sewice 730 pmL 'l`11n W A Sun(1.:1y at rnnf Tnv H-univ n1nn+1a1u l.OU 11.111. ; The W.A. met for thou` monthly! meetmg' at 111-5. E. lillsmc-1'o s on W~c(1nesday at 2.30. Sn-1'\rir'rA :11`. Kt Jn1~m c 21+ 11 nrn 11.11:. I Roy Lang, of E-,2'be1*t, spent the week end with Mrs. W. Lang. 1 V 4 GEO. T. CURRAN, ORILLIA ' PUBLISHER. PASSES ON ..\AlU. JVIJLJS. N Two or three years, rephed; Mayor Robertson. I Ar'('nl`I`.h'\O' fn Hm nrncu H-no T2-av `