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86th Yearwk 77 driver carefully train ed to drive in all sorts of weather ond all sorts of traffica bus lequipped with the best safety devices and reg ularly inspected these are the added safety features youenioy of lowrost when you travel by bus risers mmw MONTREAL NEW ORLEANS ROUND me Subjecttoohanxe DAYLIGHT SAVINGyTIlldE took aVeyearold boy to thezbo vmarked Gift Parcel food cannot ADVERTISING TNTIIE an names nasums 8000va scnmansrmoa WEEKLY Assizq $1650 $4435 everything from primer reading to human as anon cine wt or ll our uric warm on ioor Noble Grand Vice Grand FULLERTON who was In stalled as Noble Grand of Barrie Lodge No 63 IOOF at the annual Installation of officers held recent ly CARL GREENOUGII new Vice Grand of Barrie Lodge No 63 10F He was installed with Noble Grand Fullerton and 15 other officers at the annual installation at Oddfellows Temple October 18 Invalid Youngsters Working In USA Farm 4H Youth Club By ELLIOTT CHAZE DENVER Oct 25 AP Theres 4H Club Tor tubercular children at the National Jewish Hospital The little folksUnited States equivalent to Canadian Junior Farmers clubmeet once month in Mrs Anne Slagers hospital classroom Most of them sit at regular school desks at life meet mg But one boy little more than baby lies in bed in the corner of the room He has spinal tuber culosis His body is encased in cast from head to hips IIe chants the four Hs withthe rest of them as the meeting opens pledge my head to cleaner thinking My heart to greater loyalty My hands to larger service My health to better living for my club my community and my country You look at the sevenyearolii boy in the plaster cast You listen as he pledges his health Andyou lfeel little embarrassed That is until you understand Its wonderful story nomattcr how you putit down no matter Where you begin it wasumer s22osm ears 12 2k Edam grew salaryiinsgtwam to see Mrs Singer whoseregular job is teaching child patients algebra and social science Buck said he thought 4H club in the hospital would make the shutin lkids feel part of the community Had No Examples Mrs Slagerrliked the idea bu shedidnt know exactly how to apply it She says shed call theI club members together and theyd sit around and talk vaguely of farm animals and milkand eggs and flowers Then one day she decided that sincetherewere no farm animals hhiidy maybe the Denver 200 would serve as substitute She oneSupday She rolled his wheel chair lip close to the corral where themealthy kidswere riding pan ies He stuck out his hand and touched aponys tail Later she colored birds in the big glass cage xHEEdidnt sayimuch until he gotl back to the hospital and the other children asked him about it Then Itookhirnto see the lions and the he said It was fine touched the horses feathers And the lion in jail Says Mrs Slager That sold me Since that early experiment she and the county agent have found the children are unusutlly adept at handicraft work They cant raise cattle But they can make elegant cows of moulded papier macth Until recently they had no flowcr garden but they produced count less clusters of gardenias using paper tissue for working material They cant raise chickens and eggs But they make some very fine chickens of cardboard Mrs Slager who has no children of her own admits that the job fills basic need in me which couldnt otherwise satisfy She treats every sick little member as though the child were her own bragging about them cajoling con stantly reminding them of their significance as members of na tional club Christmas Overseas Mail Closing Dates This year gift parcels of food stuffs and comforts will be juSt as welcomeas eye Christmas for those overseas who are stillJIuing under austerity conditions The Canadian Post Office again urges the public not to delay but PenetangMidland Coach Lines 170000 Passengers Months Since Barrie is to have new by PcnelangMidland Coach Lines bus service in the town within Ltd in the operation of its Penc thc next few weekswe are out guns and Midland terminals and itching this article on the burg16 buses Five of the employees vice in Midland and are sons or daughters of Mrs This article was originally pubofifrene Dubeau owner of the line Hitchedwj in the Midland Free Press which has been in operation elude BARRlE ONTARlo CANAoAJHuRsow Novause 1926 That the roundtown Minimal Mr Dubeau feels that he has bu service provided by Pendant lfully carried out his commitments MidlandlCoach Lines Ltd his mctlto the town as far as his contract with the general approval of the for roundtown bus service is con Mldland tavelling public wouldcerned Three of the four drivers appear evident from figures sup on the Midland route are Midland plied this week by Laval Dubeau residents and the fourth is form manager of theline er Midlander who only recently It was on Feb 16 19 we took up residence in Orillia This at buses Started out on the new latter driver has one of the daily East and we Ben routes the Orillia runs spelling off the belt remaining ten and mommgline drivers at certain hours of 1948 272046 passengers availed it would 00 most impractical themselves of me new Wicego hire Midland drivers for our And judging by gures so far um intertown rum all of which start year they are continuing to uaetlfmm Penelag Wld mean the service in everincreasing num 31 we WWI haVe 305130 bus the drivers to Pcnelang before they could start work Mr Du bcau explained Bus service around 03m ruched It starts at 640 am with idling 10 GM llrips hourly both cost and west Should bum be 11mm am Only two trips per In the first six months of the current year the number of the remaining six monthl and hm run in the ensuing three Ive no Indlcum hours but from noon until pm lessening somc 340000 per bu run every 20 minutes After 30 Wm hi 31th 5h If that it reverts to the two per hour ther by travelling Midlands We hm the mm the remundcr of the oven orange and black coaches Our business to date on the addmon to me cm town run the line operates 40 round trips daily between Midland and Penelang There are two trips daily to Orillla except on Fridays and Sundays when there are three and on Satur days when six round trips are made Port McNicoll is well served with 17 round trips daily Victoria Harbor gets 15 and Waubaushcne four in ad dition to the Orlllla buses which pass through that village There are also daily runs to Lafontaine Thunder Bay and other Peninsula com munities Midland runs has been very satis factory manager Laval Dubeau told the Free Press Herald N0 PEAKS LAGS Pcrusal of the monthly sheets showed no great upswing or drop in patronage during any particular season of the year Day in and day out the line transports be tween 900 and 1000 Midlanders to and from their homes be it win ter or summer spring or fall March of this year was the best to date however more than 34000 fares being sold during the blus tery month Of the seven days of the week pmegm gMidland Coach Lines t$lurday 13 by far the I9314995 are also the operators of the first 01 crosstown bus travel SUI sightseeing bus license granted in ldays and holidays are poor days Ontario Toms cover the Huroma allsped we even we area and are run in the summer money some Sundays and how months Company buses also meet da incoming cruise steamers from tug 83ng egbcaxorxtg Cleveland Chicago and Detroit about me summm during the summer most of the runs in this connection being to Twenty persons are cmployed cMartyrs Shrine lPoetic Daffodil Easiest lFall Bulb Beginners to mail for Christmas overseas just as early as possible For the guidance of the public it announces that the following clos in dates have been set for the overseas Christmas mails November The Continent letters and parcels November 15 Thef United King dom parcels November 29 The United King dom letters Mailers are reminded that Gift parcels if bona tide and unsolicit ed may be mailed up to 20 lb weight to individuals in the Unit ed Kingdom but must be plainly Parcels containing be finsured in To expedite the deliverydn the United Kingdom of gift DalQSls containing only food discarded wearing apparel or soap yellow label No 61 obtainabletat post offices should be attacltd The usual customs declare form QIB fully completed must be of xed to all parcels addressed abroadx Careshould be taken to mamateammates iT4232253337llileilislz SINQEiaasj where ncessary Thetotal tame should an alternative addressif possible or an indicationof disposal desired patch note 168 are completed and forwarded with the parcel Customs declaration form aim bear in thespace provided tiesreturn at mailers tpxpense or giabandon in oils of nondelivery otherwise such deliverable par cels containing to or used cloth ing willbe diStributed through charitable organizations in the Uni tedKingdom contents ofjpucels sentfto the United King th countries without most otexceed to pack 31 Copeland Bros Daoodil Types Older Chletlyin Size of Trumpet Most lasting ofthebulbs planted in the fall are those lorrer spring fioWers which have three names daifodils jonquils narcissi Call them by either name and you will be correct forl all practical and poetic purposes The poets seem to=prefer the first two and the bot anists use the last The flowers inspire the poets be cause they iare true heralds of spring blossoming soon after the ground thaws the first large bios soms in the garden or all fall bulbs they are probably thdasiest for the amateurs to grow They blodm edbh spring for many years without replanting andwith small attention VMany types multiply until thy crowd when they should be lifted divided and replanted over larger area gt wThe principal difference between the typES is in the size of the trum pets which vary from the large trumpet varieties which When well grown rise two feet high with ow ers six inches across and trumpets three inches long to the poeticus type whose trumpets are mere cups usuallyofbright red Hybrid varieties between these sizes While large trumpets are so far limited in color to white and yellow there fare medibm va etieswhich havered trumpeter combined petals in viv err emes have trumpets ofvary Breeders have long sought to iproduce pink daffodils and few varieties have been introduced which have trumpets faintly suf fused withpink when grown in greenhouses orin shady places outdoors But this color fades quickly in the sun Daffodils thrive in woods where they can be naturalized and grow lwiih little attention They like to nestle at the feet of shrubs or un der trees where they blossom be fore the leavescome out in loca tions which then are in the sun but later will be shaded They are seldom lifted oftener than once in three years But never plant them where their foliage will be cut off before itturns yellow which in dicates that new bulb has been fornied and has matured Some of them are delightfully fragrant They are ideal cut ow ers as is shown bythe quantities lot daffodils forced and sold by orists each winter The trumpet lvarieties are easily grown as house plants prevlded only that the at mosphere is not too dry in which case buds often blast The sooner daffodils are planted the rain thebetter it gives them moreptimeto make rootsand be come ambushed in the new loca tifbefore the freezegup They be this time because theyb miiso early in the sprihg ey elittle tirne to grow then after grOund thaws out Minor EXA i949w OF IAICN ll Pickercl 35 pounds ADC Ill PAID Section 2P DANGEROUS WEAPON ARMDAIiE N5 CPI re cracker broke up board meetlnu lhere the other night and almost burned down the building where the meeting was being held The ma VIIIICIDATS $2895 to $8300 HOLDING 35pound pickcrcl reportedly the largest light In Georgian hay this year Kenny proprietor of the Phelps ton Ilotel About 34 inches in length it was caught by Mr Kenny near Wasaga Beach on Sun day Oct 16 Copeland Bfothers Look After Timber In Hillsdale Area Midland Free Press Herald Finest and largest stand of timber within 100 miles of Tor onto is that operated by Copeland Bros in southwest Medonte ac cording to Martin of San Francisco Calif Though no longer resident of North Simcoc the 75yearold Mr Martin is in position to know His father Jasper Martin was one of the original timber operators in the HillsdaleOrr Lake area lJ Martin continued the lumbering and mill business through this area until selling out his interests including the Medontc timber 1923 can as courtship lineman ley Chew properties in Midland for the bank then returned with Mrs Martin to her native Califor nia Nolonger frequent visitor to North Simcoe his visit to the area last week was the firstin three years he notes more clearly than do residents the improvements nd lie 12 recracker was in rel behind the divestment tom forced the evacuation of the board of directors who were be ing meeting TOMA7 $2950 to Wf SUIISAII sizes in stock Stetson Hats $850 $10 others $225 $5 see US FOR WINTER WILF TODD min MENS and bore 55 Dunlap Grocers Cleaners Birds in cages Find fliem which reforestation is making in the countryside Progress of timber particularly caught his eye can hardly believe how it has grown up he declared Mr Martin was especrally pleased with the Orr Lake area Virgin timber was taken ofl there and the land burned overf he said The bills were bare and desolate What difference in the past 2530 years The improvemnt is Wonderful Mr Martin termed the Copeland Bros management of their Med onte timber tract an example of the best of lumbering operation It is selective logging planned to give perpetual lumber producg tion in years to come He pointed out that COpelands had had the tract for 26 years and that its production was unimpaired actually improving It was different in the old days he admitted We went onto piece of land cutthe timber from itburned the slash and that was that WILSth DIRECTORY The Darrieilixamlner Ltd The Robert sinipsonrco Limited Osteopathic Physioian Cook Cohabitation on ransom union Everyloan lifelhsbredeitho17f