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Thursday, June 26, 1919 Keep your eye WaT Z , Ty. on this Brand ue LALA lhe pee beg Cane disappoints the ne 26, 1919 a great Dominion. , A ig dentist to visit the schools might become a valu- able aid in preserving the teeth and the health of the children, The daughter who remains at home on the farm, Her life so valuable not only at home but to the community. Every girl should be busy. Miss Chapman's address bristled with ideas, showing the need of both old and young to assist in building up a strong community which would result in better homes, better jmotherhood, better social life. Miss Nellie Fenpell of Coulsons Hill gave a splendid piano solo, Mrs, Wm. Todd of Orillia, President of East Simeoe District and Provisional |Provincial President for Ontario, and one lof the seventeen representatives of Ontario, her special work being Simcoe County and Muskoka District, gave s splendid talk, emphasizing the need ofvorganization und co-operation. 'The report of the nominating committee was read, Mrs, Todd presided over tho election and the following officers were chosen : President. Mrs, J. A, Jamieson, Thornton; 1st Vice-Pres,, Mra, R. W. Sloan, Church- ill; 2nd Vice-Pres., Mrs, Fennell, Coulsons Hill; 3rd Vice-Pres,, Mrs, J. Faris, Brod- ford; Sec.-Treus,, Mim. R. Boyes Votes of thanks were tendered for the and yet remain pn the farm from the {use of the Parish Hall and to those who middle of April to the middle of October |helped make the meeting a success, This South Simcoe Women's Institute met in| Was presented. lenthusiastic meeting cloned with the nat- the Parish Hall, Bradford, on Monday, June! Reports from the branches showed {ional anthem. and the delegates and friends 16, with a good attendance. The 'presi- | Cookstown still holding the banner. The |P&rtook of an appetising lunch served by 4 dent, Mrs. R. A. Sutherland, of Stroud, |receipts for Cookstown branch last year |'b¢ ladies of Coulsons Hill and James Mills presided. Mrs, Hunter, of Coulsons Hill, were $1816.15 with an expenditure of |branches. gave a few words of welcome on behalf of $1251.42. On postage alone 8101.44 was the two branches, James Mills und Coulsons, |spent, the greater part on overseas boxes, South Simcoe W. A. Deanery Roneress fon the ein TA. Jamieson! "dine Evhel M. Chapman, associate editor! The third unnual conference of the Wo- The laview for theit hoepicatity 2 'B4Ked Jot "The Farmer's Magazine," Toronto, wes men's Auxiliary to Missions of the rural | 3 pitality, jPresent. Miss Chapman is a clear, force-|deanery of South Simcoe took place in Mra. Robert Boyes, District Secretary. |ful and entertaining speaker, with up-to. St. Luke's Church, Rosemont, on Tucaduy, then real the minutes of last meeting which date information regurding the Work of the (June 17, 1919, The conference opened with s8 held in the Public Library Hall, Bar-. Institutes and progressive ideus as to their the service of Holy Communion at 10 a.m ie : eapecially 0 for sa the girls Rev. G. L. Gray conducted the service, Mr. R. A. Sutherland of Stroud, Dis. /of the Institutes are concerned." She spoke [assisted by Rev. T. J. Dew of Ivy and Rev. trict President, gave splendid report. of the value of life, our aim ahould be to /Mr, Holdsworth, w former rector, The Rev. She spoke of the danger of reaction in iconserve it, The special interest in many |Dr. Cotton of St. Aiden's, Toronto, preached Institute work when the war was over. | places over the Province for the care of jthe sermon, Several other clergynian were The country being in un unsettled condi-'the babies. The value of the community /present and about one hundred and thirty eat =SUEEngvnpmpnenecrennenenanee LE RERLE REL AP RLY LY KE LY VY Le R b4 ¥ Mead IN WOMEN'S REALM vere LFLELELO LE RY LLY Re KEKE RE RE South Simcoe Women's Institute The Annual District Meeting of the mes Cull of Toronto er effort from the women of our country. A !mi proposition as to how boys' from | vice the farm may get a high school education |tion worth w t bring to a neighborhood, The ad. 'and soon we would have jd tion there i need of co-operation and furth- jhospital. What the community High School delegates. i cious and substantial lunch by the parish: to each Institute to make their sec-|cs of Adjal All were entertained to u deli- Everett and Mulmur. In ad- ness, uddreases were given by dition to bi was groomsman, reception was held at the home of the bride and the newly 'married couple left later the day for Buffalo and New York. They will reside in Toronto. After the ceremony ae are unable to extend SAFETY DEPOSIT. BOXES Vistory BONDS! Insurance Papers! Valuable Jewellery! Title Papers! The danger of loss by fire, carelessness or burglary is an ever present source of wery to the owner who is without the protection of a reliable sa! The Bank of Toronto places at the disposal of the public, xes of various sizes to hold safety deposit boxes--steel important papers and small valuables, The owner, when he takes over the key, is the only one t y e contents may be examined in privacy and have the protection of a well-constructed to have access to the box. vault. Boxes may be secured at a moderate rental, aw THEBANK°F TORONT of carnations, Mr. annel Chemical Co., whi: id bluntly: ; u you our. jobbing iscounts. : Mr, Stephens said these were "rather startling facts which merit the considera. 'Mrs. Cuttle, Diocesan Doreas Secretary, on the Forward Movement und Mra. Daniel, Secretary for the Girl's branches, on the Afraid of Prices Being Cut 1 pe be Economical Purity In your soap, purity is not only desirable but its an absolute necessity if you want your clothes to last. : ni absolutely pure ny Sunlight Soap i --no fillers or adulterants of kind : $5000 guarantee of this. Sunlight Soap wat clothes beautifully clean --fresh es new--without the eternal wear and tear of the wash board. LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED TORONTO m S wil a li hi Di 0 8 ac wc Woman's Auxiliary elected for the coming y Jas, A, Leniox, Barrie J. Murphy, R. W. Sloun, Churchill A resolution of «ympathy wus tendered othe Rev. R. J. W. Perry on the death of hin young wife. very full and ini to a close by pr: heuds the Quartet of sterling artists es tainmen: tions, through the inspiring range of patriotic | (( Fi; is udipaces captive by his Hor the purpose of giving symmetry to the work in the Enst tume and monologue work ming in all her work, and presents cha& tists. in a company of such unusual chi building combining the best music and a maximum of cultured entertainment The officers were re- Munsfield, Thunks were extended '0 sll who took purt in the programme. A 'evting day was brought er Florentine Musicians SOCHI, the inimituble, Vissachi ANDREW V! eciully organized by him to present the ext in the field of novelty music and enter- Vissochi's repertoire knows no From the gems of Grund Ope: arches and melodies, ragtime, folk songs, egro jubilees unl popular songs he holds wonderful jusicianahip--hix complete mastery of his Hix assneinted artists have bren chosen rganization, Mias Olga Capuccio, » vio- niste, is a favofed pupil of Fabriozio, who | as been exceedingly popular in concert | Miss Rosamond Wright, ianiste, has won laurels in the world of pusic in extended concert tours. -- Mise jabra Dyer, reader and piuniste, does cor- She is char- eter full of humor. The combination of these four fine ar- eter affords un opportunity for progi limita-|were sent to a number of manufacturers, Some information us to the way some food manufacturers attempt to see that prices are maintained was brought out in connection with the complaint of the York Truding Co. of which Juines Vair ix man ager, made to the Cost of Living Committe of the house of Commnons, Ottawa, last Sut- urday morning. The' chairman, Mr. j Stephens, read a letter from the York Trad- ing Co., importers snd wholesale grocers of Toronto, which said that in May lest a charter was obtained from the Provineial Government and business was commenced. The president is Robort John, and the officers are Donald McLean, James Blood, J. Burns, W. J. Nichol, and Janes Vair Application was made for membership in the wholesale grocers' organizution, Notices iz them of the formation of the com: and requesting to be supplied with their price list and terms. Copies of re- plies from them were sent to the Cost of Living Commission and the York Trading Co,, suys: "It will be seen that, although they would be charmed to supply the new company. the pervonnel and members) being well known to many of the manu- rer, they were unable to do so until as admitted into full membership in the wholesale grocers' organizution."" Regurdiess of repested requests for ao. speedy reply, this organization still delayed its final decision, The letter goes on to say that officers of the York Trading Co. waited upon the president of the wholesale organization, and "the reuson for delaying the decision ay- peared tc be the fear of further competi ion, and the cutting of prices on the part of the new company. In fact the assertion was even made by him that the organization had to maintain and safeguard the manu. tion of the committee." It was decided to caumine officers of the Wholesale Grocers' Association and manufucturers mentioned. Was Looking Out of Window In its report of the wreck in which Mr. Brown wus injured, the Lindsay Warder 'Rey. Geo, A. Brown, of Barrie, was one of the passengers seriously injured, He was brought to the Ross Hospital in' a dazed condition and suffering from a bro- ken collar bone, a bad scalp wound and coneumion of the brain, The reverend gentleman was looking out of the win- dow when the accident occurred, and he was tomed to the ceiling ws the couch Mr. Brown ia known in 1907. - He also delivered an address at the Forward Movement meet ing here recently. This is one of the big attractions of Chau- tauqua Week--June 27-July 3, Referendum Organization 'A meeting of temperance workers from different parts of the county was held in the Police Court Room on Monday, to or- ganize for the Referendum, H. Lamont of Collingwood. presidedsand the plans of the Provincial Committee were 'outlined by the orgunizer, Rev. F. C. Harper. Officers wert appointed ax follows:-- Chairman, W. C. Hunter, Barrie; Vice Chairmen, J. C. Miller of Orillia; Mrs. N. B. Johnston of Barrie, H. Lamont of Col- lingwood; E. Letherby of Midland; Sec'y, A. F. A. Mnleomson, Barrie; Treas, C. J. Miller, Orillia; Council of Ten, Mrs. (Dr.) Aylesworth, Collingwood; W. Cunningham, Alliston ; T. W. W. Evans, Bradford; D. W. Lennox, Stroud; C, M. Hickling, Vespra; Mrs, Wm, Todd, Orillia; Mrs. Stacey, Cree- more; Mrs, J. J. Elliott, Midland; D, 'G. Bell, 'Stayner; E.,C. Drury, Oro; C. L. Nettleton, Penetang; Mrs, Jno, Thomson of Bracebridge, President of Simcoe Co. W.C. '\rw. Helping the Children The Executive Committee of the Child. ren's Aid Society wish to gratefully ack- nowledge the following gifta:-- Mrs. Keech, clothing; Mrs. E. Smith, baby carriege; the Baptist Church, cake, bread, biscuits; Trinity Church Sunday School, 1 basket wild flowers; Mrs, Fred Smith, 10 Ibs. honey; Mrs, Moody, pic- tures; Mrs, McLarty, 7 jars fruit; Mrs. R. Bothwell, clothing; the Minesing Women's Institute, 2 lbs. butter, 2 loaves bread, 2 jars fruit, 7 dos. eggs; J. N. Willing, 1 jar He 2 doz, eggs; Mrs. Scannell, Phos gi would be (ag to hear pers) hearted le in the country who ive a childs home with then for a time during the school vacation. This would moyt likely prove a great blessing to the child, and not be of very great cost to those showing the kindness. NEW LOWELL 'The Long Blue Chimney Bi insures: or sizes from two to four burners, For Sale by Dealers Everywhere NEW PERFECTION THE AL! SEASON Ol, Ss Amongst | seribers: Old Rate New Rate q € Barrie to Toronto . $ 30 $ 40 Orillia. . 25 "20 Collingwood .. . 025 25 Hamilton... +, 40 55 Alliston . 2 5 20 Midland.... os 30 25 facturers' prices." the manufacturers' was one Telephone Service HE new rates for Long Distance Service, effective May 25th and based upon air-line mileage, correct inequalities in the old schedule and embody both increased and de- letters, copies of which were sent to the Cost of Living Committee, from the Rates for creased charges, Following is a comparison of old and new rates for a to points most frequently called by local sub- ), 83-minute talk 'The hours during which reduced Long Distance rates (night rates) are in effect are now From 8.30 p.m. to 11.30 p.m., 60 per cent of day rate From 11.30 p.m. to 6 a.m., 40 per cent of day rate Night rates are based on Standard Time Rates for local service to present subscribers will be increased fer LOCAL SERVICE per cent, effective from July 1st next. Applicants for service will be charged at the increased rates, from May 25th. Every Bell Telephone is a Long Distance Station The Bell Telephone Co. of Canada Put your money into War Sav- ings Stamps and let it work, Buy advertised things, Every 10c Packet of WILSON"S FLY PADS WILL KILL MORE FLIES THAN S8°° WORTH OF ANY STICKY 11 ¥ CATCHER Clean to handle, Sold by all Drug gists, Grocers and General Stores,