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Page Fourteen THE BARRIE EXAMINER COULD HAVE SAVED _|PATHMASTERS THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS | FOR SUNNIDALE i Sorry He Didn't Know ' --__--" aia Tanlac Sooner The Township Council Ap- . i for This Gains 17 Pounds. pointed 102 Men ites Work. "If Thad Nad Tanl. five years ago ! could have saved not only At iP Ag onarse of the Sunnidale 1 af suffer but Council, all members were present. thea a 'th scvadd dollars 'besides A umber of ratepayers and others peti- maa ok Fork. (tioned that the Tp. account be placed in said WF. Brown, of 132 York~| aoe ot Tomes Wee Lewd A depute. ville Toronto, Ontario, Can ' tion composed of the managere of the Bank » Tecently, of Toronto at Stayner, New Lowell and "Thad a terrible case of stom. James Martin, sddresed the my Ad ach trouble." he eontinyed, "and | {aver of changing the account to New Low, would bloat up with gas same-;°") aumber of accounts were pamed. thing awful. | would suffer wilt" Council adjourned to meet in New Low: agonizing pains in my stomach et the first Thursday in May, 1919. and was never free from head- Bathmasters aches. For nine months Twas on! gest 1 E, Micks:}2 W. Coulter; 4 R, a light diet. and became so weak Middlebrooks; 5 H, Matthews; 7 Jas. Mar- that 1 could hardly dress myself, |tin; 8 D. Davidsos?9 W. Lawson; 10 Geo. 1 Jost jeht until L was little Coulson; 11 W. Musselman; 12 W. Arnem; mor noskin and bones and 13 F. Coulson; 14 M. McBride; 15 H. Max- 4 1 rdly Well; 16 P. Hogan ; 18 Geo. Gilpin ; 20 Geo was se nervuus: T could hardly: sitter: MeDonald; 24 L. Woods; 26 sleep. 1 tok every kind of treat. p.'gwitzer; 27 W. Barker: 28°B, Switzer; Ment and spent months in hospi- 29 D. Corbett; 30 G. Switzer; 31 Ae fats. but only got worse and was Harkin; 32 J. Connors; 33 D. Skelding ; so had off that Twas given up to 34 W. Henderson; 35 W. Bates; 36 J di Havereroft; 37 J. Duff; 38 L. Wines; 39 ' S. Speers; 40 J. Reardon; 41 W. Thomas; "One diy siy brother-in-law 92 Ino Gulley; 48 A Beott AA dW Suggested Uiat 1 try Tanlac. and Gordon; 43. R. Roger; 40 E. Havemon Hdid so, and Lam feeling a thous 4f F. Rawn; 48 T. Coyle: 49 t White; 50 and Uines better, 1 have already ,B. Arnold; 51 W. F. Rawn; 52 T. Pa Bained seventeen pounis, my ap~ '#00; 83 A. MeNiven; 54 7. Daley; 55 T. Laughlin ; Prosser; 57 A. Pifer; 58 J. Mayne; 60 F. McColeman ; 61 E. Gordon; Hisappeared and 69 p. Fleming; 63 A. MeAualand; 64 E. 1 can eat almost anything with- Culham; 65°W. Haverson; 66 W> Oliver; out suffering afterwards," 67 ¢. Paddivon; 68 0. MeCort 9 Tanlar is sold in Barrie in (among: UE ae a uae (ico, Monkmian, in Orillia by M/A "Yonge: qa P, Ricbeoughe 7 W, Se. MH. Cooke & Go. in Elmvale by W. not; 78.9, C. Buie; 79D. Baie; 80 M. Wee. J. M on Lefroy by Gon lions 81 R. E. Baycroft; 83 C. Bellwood; Ardill, in Stayner by N. B. West, 84S. Card: 85 .N. Melntyre; 86 W. Harve skstown by WG. Mackay, '87 H. Culham; 88 1. Corruthers; 89 A! : Rickards; 90 A. Atkinson ; 91 B, Kitebing: petite is fine, th nd those awful pains hi ubanshene by Georgian Bay Ri A Rerun a Y Humber tina id iy. Bort Mek Aman: 98 Gen, Rowen Be Nicoll by PB. H. Beattie, in Allis Morgan; 98 W. Watson; 99 D. Smith; 100 tom by B. Schell, an Lisle hy |G Lawson; 101 C, Armstrong; 102 G. Gor- Robt. Eo Little, in Gilfurd hy jdon nes A. Blain, in Tottenham hy | a AL Weaver, in Pi ESSA COUNCIL Chas. A fone by 'Phes cuishene hi Nettleton. | The members of Ease Township Council in Hawk A Stone. met in session in 'Thornton on Monday in Hillsdale by Hichard Rumble, April 7, and transacted business os hae? in Coldwater by C.G. Millard, in| The following accounts were paid Midland by Geo. Gerrie, in Brail-|Dursey Jennett, work done on Jennett's ford by WLI lupbell, in Stroud | bridge, Enea & pam Silke oe pale sKantine Ba digkoce i Wm. McClain, valuating sheep ki wy Chantler Bros., in Craimhurwl [oy by dogs, $2,007 dont ect 2 sheep RY (U. Hill, in Collingwood by Jucy Eined by Soo oe ee tae, ve. & Gregory, in Belle Ewart by \.| Pearce, filling' hole bn ded SB. opp. bth Trombley & Co. m Mt. St, Louis jeon,, $1.00; Wesley Ruddick. use elms by E. J. Peers & Son, in Moun | course, $3.00; Chas, Hyde, damage to her stone by J. B. Sykes, and in Vie. | 885% Waggon' and torla Harhor by T. W. Hrown.-- | World Dog 1 Piette: Advertisement $10.00; C! Deuny, reps. to 6th Line, $5.23 Council adjourned to meet in Thornton Dollar Days-- | on Tuesday, May 13, at 2 p.m W. M. DINWOODY, Clerk. Barrie's Big May 9 and 10 The Most Artistic Roof is the one that complete- ly harmonizes with the design and finishing of the house. For this rea- son there is a steadily increasing demand for Brantford Asphalt Slates for the modern style of homes. Brantford Asphalt Slates have a surface of crushed slate embedded into our asphalt coating, the base'of the roofing being felt saturated with asphalt. They are cut the size of shingles, and their beautiful soft colors of reddish brown and pearance, give Tai a roof a most artistic appearance, The colors are the natural |shades of the slate as it:comes out of the quarries. Brantford Asphalt Slates are, therefore, unfadeable --never require painting. Brantford _ Asphalt Slates are accurate in size and pliable, which makes them very easily handled and quickly laid, saving time and labor, and therefore costing less to lay. Brantford Asphalt Slates make an artistic, durable and economical roof. Booklet describing them mailed on request. Brantford Roofing Co... For sale by OTTON HARDWARE CO. LIMITED , rie, Mr. "market on their way to the city JOURNEYED FAR TO GET WEDDED; | Wedding Party Travelled 200 Miles to the Manse at Churchill. On Apr. 24, in the midst of the storm, an automobile halted in front of the manse at Churchill, When Mr. Jobnston respond- ed to the door-bell whom should he find but @ group of friends from his old charge! There were Mr. Alex. Ard, Nellie Ard and Harold Noble. A wedding party, of course, They made the journey of 200 miles by train to Toronto and then to Newmarket and motored the rest of the way to Church- ill, It was a cold day, but warm hearts made the atmosphere more tender, Mr. Johnston has been intimately associated with Mr. Ard and his family for over elev. | 5 en years and has shared their sorrows and 1 \their joys. In 1908 Mrs. Ard was con. filed to her bed through w prolonged ill-| | ness. During that time Mr. Jobnston was much in their home and » fond attachment | was formed. His pastoral associations were varied. He conducted the funeral service of Mrs. Ard, married Edward, their youngest | son, baptized Eva and Nellie, whom be af- | terwards received into the church, bap | tized also two children of Mrs. Joseph Cur- Ard's daughter, at the father's home, performed the ceremony of Mr. Ard's second marriage and then tied the | knot for Nellie at Churchill. Nellie has always been an intimate friend of her re- cent pastor and her wishes were that he should do the deed that makes two hearts one. Supper was served by Miss Winter, who is the niece of Mr. Jobnston and president of the manse. After the feast of good things the ceremony. was performed snd the bridal party motored back to New. Mr. and Mrs. Noble will reside at Walkerton, which ix the home of the bridegroom, Mr, Ard will, in all probability, report to his Hep worth friends the successful trip and re. commend that Hepworth fathers uecompu: {their daughters. to Churchill when import | ant business isto be transacted. This summer | will probably ee many bridal parties jealling at the Churchill manse when it be. jcomes known how pleasant such a trip is. CRAIGVALE The second of a series of receptions for the home-coming boys of the Stroud Pres- byterian Church, wus held at the home of | John Robertson, on Friday evening, April | 18, and wus largely attended. After 'a good | |Programune, Pte, Arthur B. Jucks, who was | jovenseus for two years, wounded once und jawarded the military medal, was made the [recipient of 4 gold watch and the following address -- gladness. When we realize where you have been and what you have been doing, und the daily dangers that surrounded you our hearts ure filled with gratitude to Almighty ) |God for your sufe return. You have been | in the midst of the bursting shells, you Jhave Tistened to the deufening cannon's 'ow have lived in the filthy trenches, you huve laid your weury body. to rest beneath the open sky, you have seen your stood with bared head while some mother's left, soldier boy's body was committed to the here, dust of Flanders, Yet you are live. You large have recovered from your wounds and sion of health und strength. Your bod s0 sacred, is unmaimed, your nervous sys. tem is unimpaired, and' you are well fitted of all your faculties: How huppy we are that this is 'true! And what a joy your home-coming must be to your family circle! May cruel war never call you from us again. May Canada's sons be permitted to follow their peaceful pursuits und may the hate of war grow in their hearts so | that war shall never be for war's sake | but for the sake of punishing those who love it and who would take to themselves by force what is the just right of others. You have served your country well, you have done your part to overthrow the | |Empire's enemies, you have aided the on. coming peace, As a soldier your work is done, But we sincerely hope arid pray thet you will be a loyal, true and brave jsoldier of King Jesus. He is our Captain. He calls for recruits. He is contending against a kingdom, the kingdom of Satan, which is mightier 'than the forces of our national foes. Let us stund shoulder to shoulder in the struggle against. evil so that "like a mighty army the Church of dd may move forward." This watch, which we offer you, is a token of our goodwill and an expression of our rejoicing in your renewal of your essociations with us. May you long be spared to enjoy it, and may the mutual affection which now draws us together be perpetuated through time and eternity. Craigvale, Apr. 16, 1919, Signed on bebalf of the Congregation: Burton B. Warnica Ethel M. Robertson Alma Ferrier KNOCK Apr. 22.--Miss Florence Connell has re- turned home after spending six months with her aunt at Fort William. Miss Wilda Martin had sufficiently re- ered from an attack of the "flu" to be & {© return home last week from her e's, Ri uch time having been lost with the "flu", our teacher and trustees arran- dt old school during aster boliday, Robt. Graham spent a few days last week | ¢wo of them dying. In 1018 this co had! you have come buck to us in the posses. in the north country. Alliston Herald--W. E. Bellamy of Tos to return to civil life in the full possession Sorntio hus a cow which for prolificness "Congratulations, My Daughter, You Are Looking Fine" '79 ND why shouldn't I look well after using Dr. Chase's Nerve Food?" "Is that what has made such a change in your appearance? You were so pale and thin, I was rather anxious about your health." valuable medicine, since it has done you so much good." Miss Gertrude M. Burrell, Clementsport, N.S., writes: "I have used Dr. Chase's Nerve Food with splendid results. For a number of years I Was afflicted with nervousness, und six years Si. - ago hud a complete breakdown. I had no "Why, I have gained fifteen pounds, and ontrol of my nerves and hud terrible hysteri- I feel so well, too." fe ells. 1 could not sleep, had night sweats, uwful dreams and nightmare. My "And you have such a good, healthy ph A gave me medicine to put me to . ' » sleep every night, and another kind to take color. Your blood must be rich and red. every wo" nours during' the dag. but i aid tpn / i i hot seem to do me any good only while I was I knew you were suspicious of anything taking it. never renee that our doctor did not prescribe, so I said well. Reading about Dr. nothing about it to you." one duy, I guve ita trial, and the results from the first box encouraged me, so 1 continued "Well, I will not have any doubts about Ita use, and found my nerves getting steady Dr. Chase's Nerve Food in the future after and: stronger what a healthy looking girl it has made of you." "Yes, and I feel so differently, too. I Was so nervous and irritable that I was very easily annoyed and upset. Then I would have those fearful nervous head- aches. But, thank goodness, that is all over, and I know what to give credit to for the change." "T am very glad you are so well again and think Dr. Chase's Nerve Food a very "as # Kood tonic for the whole 5: lonzo W. niels. J. says: 'It gives K isfaction to vouch for the testi- ny of this young lu and the benefit she has received from your wonderful discovery.") Dr. Chase's Nerve Food. 50 cents a box, 6 for $2.75, all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates & Co., Ltd., Toronto. On every box of the genuine you will find the portrait and sig- nature of A. W. Chase, M.D., the famous Receipt Book author. comrades fall by your side and you have her course at a Toronto busineas college, | probably holds the record in all this part |is no sign of weakness in any of them end The animal is 1 grade|they will very likely Shorthorn and in three years she y -oduced Jeight calves. ature, after spending a week at her Lome |of the country, to take up a position in one of the | law offices of the city. to Housewives 1, Try dipping liver im milk before frying. twin calves both good healthy youngsters | It will fry a nice brown, and will not be and to-day hardy two-year-olds, Last week (hard. this cow gave birth to three calves all of Canned corn may be seasoned with mus- which are hardy, healthy, good-sized little tard, onion juice and French dressing and fellows. Two are white, one is red, There | served on lettuce. 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Address... S Tea, w better Bird The notes in The ] regurding bird houses no investment that other hollow timber, 9 A couple of hours' 'we bird houses of this kir Cut into blocks ten square across for botte at an angle of 45 deg nailed on, Bore a 1 trance for birds, also place a perch the entrance inside and whit of common clay. in bottom and nail tos of post or shed and» thirty years ago I pu kind at my home at ng dad jenero 1 Feady tose. Philo E