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at « -- Page Sixteen _{ NEWS FROM THE Qo es with friends in Toronto. R. Storey is attending the funeral of a near relative in Winnipeg. ; Mr M. J. York is home after spending six weeks with ber daughter in Detroit. ~ Mrs, Roy Storey and children have gone to spend a week or two with relatives in | Toronto. | . Dr. E. G. Turnbull has been appointed official physician for the G. T. R. in place of Dr. W. A, Ross, resigued. --Special for Fridsy and Saturday only, 2 dozen trimmed models st reduced prices at the Allundale Millinery Parlors. 19-19p Condictor W. Jardine hax resumed his tun of the Hamilton and Meaford mail train, 'after being off sick for two months. Mrs. J. A. McNeil and Masters Marcus and Anthony McNeil returned on Monday ufter spending three weeks in Montreal with Mr. McNeil. GOOD LEADER AND GUTTER WORK will save the house owner much discomfort and a lot of expense If yous leaders or gutters are not in firet ¢ ondition bel ter have donee. W repair them at a very reasonable cost. MOFFATT & PARR Solo Agents for "Hecla" Furnaces Plumbers, Phone 631, Barrle SPECIAL DELIVERIES inade for those who want groceries in a hurry. If you have unex visitors or desire cial table luxury or relish, don't hes- itale ta phone us what you want. We'll see that you get it and get it promptly. 'Through lack of eration on fhe part of our Barrie friends we were not in- ate in the Dollar campaign and so are not prepared for that event, but have, just in this week:-- Delicious Red Raspberries, per YAN sites BWSR alae ioe 400 Green ( Plums in Heavy Syrup. per tin 250 Dainty Lunch Fr se.. per Ib. 300 White Flaky Soap Chips. per |b. 200; 5ibs., 800, or 10 Ibs for $1.70. Firm Potato Onions bs. for : 250 Wisdom's Wisconsin 'No. 7 . Selected Red Cob . ' Mammoth Southern Sweet White Cap Dent Golden Glow ..... Improved Leaming Leaming Fodder, . . Compton's Early .. North Dakota .. Longfellow ......... SEEDING TIME. We quote the following prices for Seed Corn: The above varieties all of good quality and germination. 'Marquis and Goose Spring Wheat, per bush. $2.50 Irish Cobbler and Delaware Potatoes. for Seed. O.A.C. Seed Barley and Oats, and Spring Rye. BROWN & CO. It was happy idea successfully carried out. Scored a Decided Success Mr. Norman's special display of spring millinery proved u big drawing card last Thureday night when, despite unfavorable weuther, a capacity audience crowded the Burton avenue Methodist Church to see "The Minister's Wife's New Bonnet'. And they were well repaid. . Bright, catchy mu- sic combined with an abundance of mirth- provoking situations and dialogue afforded fn excellent opportunity for Mr. Norman's singers to display their ability, both mu- sical and dramatic. Throughout, the work was well done and fully merited the gener- ous praise it received. As a demonstra- tion of the milliner's fine art. it surely Was'awonder. The exhibits--whether those that jesembled a greater Yyroduction gar- den dr those that looked likes an exhibit from a poultry fatm--showed an originality and skill that must-have made the profes- sional milliners turn green with envy. There was great rivalry and sore heart-burn: | ings, but it all ended very happily and the minister's wife was crowned with a modest bonnet befitting her station, The chorus was well balanced and sung with much spirit and excellent expression, showing the careful training they had re- ceived under Mr. Norman's baton. Mrs Park proved a capable and sympathetic accompunixt e company is to be congrstuluted upon its punctuality, the opening number be- ing given to the minute on the time ad? vestized Not f little was added to the musical effectiveness of the production by the support rendered by the Barrie Orchestra composed of:--First Violins, Mrs. Ord, Mr. Harmer, Mr. Swartz; Second violin, Mr. W. . King. Double Bass, Dr. Barber; Clari- ets, Messrs. Scott and Ness; Cornets, Mess Simmons and Lennox; Trombone, Mr. rick; Piano, Mr. Norman, The clever entertainers who constituted Mr. Norman's company were:--Rev'd Grun- dy, Mr. irs. Grundy, Miss Clara Cur- tis; Samantha Slick, President of the Sew- Jing Circle, Miss Myrtle Dunnett; Nodanna Simpkins (who is always asleep), Mrs. Patterson; Penelope Perkins (she is 80 pre- cive), Miss Meston; Agatha Squalls (the blusterer), Miss Vera Spearin; Cayenne Pep- per (yitforatutters,) Miss Nellie Hook; Dephe Hardahear (who is deaf, Miss Bestrice Brun- ton; 'Vivian Walker (the city milliner), Miss Perle Garrett; Always Knoxit (as his | name implies), Mr. MeLuchlan; Billy But- cher (s good fellow and in love with Viv- ian), Mr. Wardman; Hugh Fowler (the country sport), Mr. Morrow; Professor Highvoice (the choir master), Mr. Wice Members of Sewing Circle and Improvement Committee, ete---Mrs. Nichol, Mrs. Gra- cey, Mrs. Morrison, The Misses Wice, Brun- |ton, Curtis. Spearin, Messrs Cullen, Pratt, Early, Lougheed MINESING The stork called on Mr. and Mrs. John Roe recently and left a fine baby. H. Peters of Timmins and Mr. Smith of Walkerville were recent visitors of Fred Priest, NOTICE If your tire gets the Flu Don't wait until the hole goes through and through; Don't make a fuss, Just bring it lo us! Make the drive, Or Phone 405. Barrie Steam Vulcanizing Plant--37 Elizabeth St. G. G. MOORE # great deal of plessure tothe solder ar we 2 tke mans of the CE andy BBB ages THE BARRIE EXAMINER ANNOUNCES DEMONSTRATION of Barnet Refrigerators For one week, commencing with Friday, May 9th. Salesmen and demonstrators are here from the factory. Come in and talk over your Refrigerator needs with them. So effective is the insulation of its walls that you could place the Barnet beside a hot stove and not in- crease consumption inside. To get low temperature, you, of course, use ice--but to keep it cold you must depend upon insulation. The better the walls of your refrigerator can shut out heat, the more ice you Save. The-Barnet has no less than eleven walls to keep the heat out and the cold in. Every ounce of ice is used up without waste to maintain low and uniform tempera- ture. Less than forty degrees Fahrenheit means perfect refrigeration. The Barnet maintains temperature as low as 36 degrees. To keep the food clean and wholesome, there must also be rapid circulation of pure, fresh, dry air over food and ice and there must be a Proper ventilating system to withdraw odors so that there can be no contamination through flavor of one food with another, "Bring less Ice; We have a new Refrigerator" Our patented syphon and ventilating system of circulation has proven itself over and over again to be the most effective possible method. THE Barnet Refrigerator It is the system used by some of the United States and Canadian Railroads, who, you may be sure, would select the very best. It is the system which enables the Barnet to preserve foods for long periods fresh, dry and sweet as the day they were put in--with leas| ice. salt, matches, cigars, butter and milk." your inspection. milk will not be tainted. Friday, 3 p.m. Collier St. . CUNDLES | May 7--Mm. 8. Maw, who bas stayed with her daughter in Allandale during the winter, is back to her home for the sum- mer. She bas recently visited friends at Shelburne. Mrs. Goodfellow, who spent the winter with her daughter, Mrs. in the States, is home again, Mrs, Dodds sccom- panying ber. 8. McKeever has moved to Mr. Knapp's farm recently occupied by Sidney Knapp, B. Guest of Barrie has moved to Mr.! Roe's house recently vacated by Mr. Mg- keever. i 'Mrs. Y. Moffatt of Toronto bas moved to Cundles, | THE B,C,], SUNDAE SERVED AT THE ROOM OF PALMS OFFERS YOU A TREAT | ' | | | Mrs. Smith, 8r., of Utopia, is at present visiting Mrs. Botham. 1 Phone 125 Frank Shannon is on the sick list. Credit Sale OO | Moncay, May 19---Bemrose Bros. at West | es | Jot 18, con. 4, Vespra, farm stock and implements, Sale st 1 p.m. W. A. id 250 Buys a Thrift Stamp. Conkey, auctioneer, BARNET INSULATION Eleven insulating walls keep heat out and cold in and save ice. 1. Porcelain lining. 2. Inside Spruce sheeting. 3. Spruce sheeting paper. 4. Dead air space. 5. Spruce sheeting paper. 6. Rosin sized paper. 7. Flax fibre insulating. 8. Rosin sized paper. 9. Coated waterproof paper. 10. Spruce sheeting paper. 11. Outside wood case. The 'Barnet has patent adjustable shelves. The Barnet is always the cheapest in the end, because it is absolutely effective in every way. It is made in twelve different sizes, in oak, natural birch or ash. HOW THE BARNET GUARDS HEALTH "Oh! If I only could know how my little ones get sick," exclaims the mother. "I choose their food with greatest care." But the doctor reminds her that choice is not everything. "The child's illness could be caused by nothing else but contaminated food," he says. And he advises her to get a first class Refrigerator. Germs thrive best at 80 to 98 degrees Fahrenheit. At 50 degrees rapid growth is checked at once. The temperature in the Barnet Refrigerator is maintained as low as 36 degrees! Surely the health of your precious children justifies such splendid protection against the ever prevalent danger of disease. Think of the doctor's bills you are sure to save. On Wednesday, Miss Milligan, one of the demonstrators, locked the following articles in the refrigerator :---"Turnips, cucumbers, chocolates, onions, fish, meat, Friday, at 3 p.m. it will be opened for We invite you to\see the outcome of this experiment. The G. G. SMITH & CO.. Established 1869 Phone 82 |}: ICE CREAM BRICKS ALL FLAVORS Merrick & Litster Sere eee ae) For a happy home use Fisher's Star flour. 16-200-