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Page Four THE BARRIE EXAMINER - Thursday, September 4, 1919 Sir Thomas White. Canadian Minister of Finance in his Budget Speech sald :-- "Our ability to meet and retire our war obligations will depend upon our power to increase our pro- + duction and to economiza individually so as to bring each year substantial increase in domestic wealth and savings. "In other words the motto for the future must be 'Produce and Save." Open e savings account with us. ss2a UNION BANK OF CANADA | RESOURCES, OF $153,000,000 Barrie Branch and Safety Deposit Boxes - Cookstown Branch \\_T. McMillan, Manager Thornton Branch H.)T. Thompson, Mani (Sane RT EE + A.Leslie, Manager M ONTARIO ELECTION ACTS, 1918 AND 1919 NOTICE OF SITTINGS OF REVISING OFFICERS ; ELECTORAL DISTRICTS OF . { Centre Simcoe, East Simcoe and South Simcoe 'Vo Wit TAKE NOTICE that the lists of voters for all the polling | sub-divisions im the Municipalities of the Town of Rarrie and the Townships of Vespra, Ore and Innisfil, have been prepare ed by the enumerators and have heen delivered to the Clerk of this Board py the chief enaumerators and returning officers and that His Honor Judge Vanee, as to the Town of Barrie and the | Township of Vespra, and George Wilson, esqu.re, as ta the Town- ship of Innisfil and the Townstap of Ore, have been appointed | of hearing complaints and Revising Officers for the purpe appeals as to the said hsts. + AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that the sittings of the said Revising Officer will be held as foll Wai ON MONDAY For the Town of Barrie andthe 22nd day of September, 1919, ay : . the Court Ilouse, Barrie, at} the Township of Vespra. 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Me Judue Vance; Revising Officer / ON MONDAY 'the 22nd day of September, 1919, i lwek noon, at Hawkd- in Kendall's Hall, \Geurge Wilson, Revising Officer ; ON WEDNESDAY . pq the 24th day of September, 1818, For the Township of Innisfil - at 10 «clork a.m, at Stroud, or Veinifge Wilkon, "Reviiiig ONiEr AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that any voter who desires to complain that the names of any persons entitled to be entered on the said list have been omitted from the same or that the names of persons who are not entitled tu be voters have been ene tered on the lists, may, on or before the 18th day of September, 4919, as to the Township of Innisfil, and on or before the {th {September as to the'other Municipalities mentioned, ap- complain, or appeal to have his own name or the name of other person corrected in, enlered on or removed from the said lists AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that such agpeals must be by nolice-in writing in the preseribed form, signed By the complain= ant, and given or left for him at his residence or place of business ates to the Clerk of the Revising Officers, .G. Redditt, and who has his office at the Court House in the Town of Barrie. . Dated at Barrie this 3rd day of September, 1919. (i. M. VANCE, Chairman of the Voters' Registration Board for the County of 36.38 Simcoe. For the Township of Oro Make Every Hour Count FE the salesman, collector, con-: tractor--the man who "must get there"--the Ford Runabout. Through the traffic of the city, over rough country roads to the outlying town, the Ford Runabout travels rapidly and economically, Ford Runabout $660. Touring $690. On en models Electric Starting and Lighting uipment a $100 ates. Coupe, $975. Sedan, ga (Closed modal Prices inelude Electric Stardng (snd Lighting Sreeen. Demcantasle rite, ce coriet ry Sid 'nonakid tires on. rear an optional eau Brent 'on cloned cara only at $26.00 extra, 'These prices are f. Fx Ontario and do 'not include War Tax. s Buy only Genuine Ford Parts s 700 Canadian dealers and over 2,000 Service Garages supply them. wi | = T. R. HUXTABLE--DEALER--BARRIE EIGHTH LINE, INNISFIL | ice. Soren and daughter, Mrs, Rosenthal, Sept. 2.--John Les and friends of Lea-|8nd children of Toronto, who have been side spent a few days at their cottage bere. {staying the summer with Mrs. Gibbons, Mr. and Mrs, W. Singer, who have been |Teturned home last week. . spending the summer months at the Ad-| Miss Eva Rich spent Isst week in the ams' farm, returned home to Toronto this city. F week, Mr, and Mrs, Ferguson, and Mr. and Mrs, Ivision of recall as adoped by the U-F.O. JAMES MARTIN U.F.0. CANDIDATE * (Continued trom page 1) Would Not Forego Independence In declining to allow his name to go be- fore the convention, T. J. Simpson said be had been of an open mind on the question until after he had listened to the pro- ceedings in the hall that afternoon, although many farmers from all parts of the riding hud urged him to stand for nomination. "From what I bave heard this afternoon 1 would not like the convention,"" said Mr. Simpson, "There is the question of the recall. which har been decided on here, and I cannot subscribe to it. I have been the representative of the people of Tiny for 21 years, and I have always been free to do my beat for them according to my own judgment, I am not going to forsake my independence now even if you could make my election unanimous i: the whole riding, If the people have no confidence in me, I don't want to eerve them." "T have decided that 1 cannot follow the | platform as laid down by the leaders of the UF.O., and after listening to Mr, Hul- bert this afternoon, I do not think he ix the right man to inspire confidence and lead | the farmers to victory. I will always have | the interests of the farmers at heart and will do all T can to further those interests Short speeches also were made by the oth- er nominees, and before the ballot wax taken a motion was put through thut the candi- date selected be subject to the usual pro- Thie was explained to mean that when elected. their candidate would pledge himself | to hand in bie resignation any time » 60 | per cent. petition demanded it, Another motion was put through that the various brunch clube would secure the necessary |funds for election expensen After thr ballot had been taken re sulting in the choice of Jus Martin mx the | UFO. candidate for Centre Simeon, Mr Halbert mide a scorching teply to Mr Simpson. He said: "It ix the first time in the five yeurs T have been before you in| thie province that T have been told that | Tam out of place, If my speech here has caused Mr Simpson t retire, Ht ix to be regretted. I don't know one of you farm: ers personally, but Tam here to help you. and if you want to know anything of me. | write in to the secret Mr. Simp not submit to the shackles of re call, and we don't want a nian who wil not pledge himself to our cause Ladies | and gentlemen, T miss my guest if the | shackles of another purty will not be put on Mr. penn before another two weeks have passed, 1 have sacrificed my home, my farm, my family for the past 'our years in organizing the UFO. ant 1 am proud of the record we have achieve, Mr Simpson says he cannot follow "he 'mule ship. T leave it to you to judge. If be} takes up the other en stand by the candidate selected to tay and by me and vote bim down." Prolonged cheers followed this pronouncem it is up to. you te Fred MeClung. of Flos, moved a vote of confilence in Mr. Hulbert. which wax carried amid more cheering BELLE EWART Sept. 3--- The young "nephew of Mr. Burtch had a narrow escape on Monday morning The lad sew a car coming aud stepped off the road hut Miss Robinson. who was learning to slrive her friend's ear drove off the road knocking the little | fellow down and the car passed over him. | He sustained a severe cut on the head that required eleven stitches. His back alo wat injured but he never lost eon sciousness. Two doctors were xoon in at tendance and he was rufficienlty recovered to be taken to his home in Toronto next day. ELMVALE On July 25, 8 branch of the Great War Veteruns! Association was formed in Elm- {vale The local branch receives its mem. bership principally from Flos, Medonte and Tiny. Since the date of organization good progress hus been made in gecuring suit- able club and recreation rooms. It is now the intention of the members to have these tooms comfortably and suitably furnished ro that all returned men may @ place where they may enjoy a pleasant evening together. Already the township of Flos, through the council have kindly contributed a donation in aid of the society. Collectors will visit the homes of the village and sur- rounding country to obtain further funds in order that nothing may be lacking for the comfort of those men who 60 willingly gave their services to their country. Fast Time at the Races Devotees of the race track were furnished with 4 programme of some of the best speed events seen in thie district for many s day at Elmvale on Lubor Day. Many Barrie people attended. All the races were keen contests, remarkably good time be- jing recorded, especially in the free-for-all, when several heats showed that the mile was done in 2.12%. The results of the races were as follows:-- 2.50 Class--Puree $100. Jimmy Fortune, H, Edwards, Elmvale 21121 Willow Mac, J. Pilgrim, Meaford .. Dr. Kidd, Sproule, Collingwood. May Wright, Lee Wright, Elmvale . D.L.. 0. R.' Allison, Collingwood | Time--2.23%, 2.23%, 2.2414, 2.25%, 2.35 Class--Purse, $150, Babe Parker, Parker, Marchmont ....4111 J. T. Rooker, J. T. Payette, Penetang 1222 Helen Patch, A. Loney, Vasey .....2333 Joe S., Sproule, Collingwood . Time--2.2414, Ps 2.20%, Free-for-ell--Purse $200. Camelia, J. T. Payette, Penetang. Harel H., J. T. Payette, Penetang . Bertha Walsh, Wm. Moffatt, Eimvale 22333 Time--2.12%, 2.12%, %, 2.12% 24 Judges--R. A. Stephens and E. A. Cuff, Barrie. Starter and Associate Judge--Chas, Snow, Toronto. Timers--S. Maley Barrie, and A. J. Harkin, Stayner. The track record at Elmvale was beaten by four seconds, Payette's herses from Penctang giving some fine exhibitions of speed. All the races were keenly vontested and the popular verdict was with the judge's decisions. Hillsdale won from Saurin by. a score of 9-4 in the baseball contest, but were in Craighurst band enli W. Hunter and wife of Toronto visited|Kelly motored to Rosche's Point Inst Sun- 'Mr. and Mrs. Singer last Sunday, day. \ Special Inducements for Fur Buyers This Month SAVE THE 10 PER CENT. REDUCTION and get the best r We are showing an immense range of High Class Furs this year, and our Prices are below city prices. Also, we guar- antee satisfaction with any Fur Garment sold by us. Muskrat Coats from $75.00 up. Marmot Coats from $70.00 up. Finest grade Electric Seal Coats from $150.00 to $200.00. Hud- son Seal Coats in a great variety of styles and trimmings, and our prices are 10 to 15 per cent. lower than the same grade of coats are assortment possible. being sold for in the In Small Furs, Sets and Single Pieces we are showing a very large range--MINK, FOX, SABLE, Seal, Wolf, Oppossum, Fitch, Beaver, Lynx, etc., etc. We have a large variety of all the popular furs, In the more moderate priced furs such as'those shown in the department store catalogues, we have an immense range, and we guarantee to duplicate the prices quoted in the department store cata- logues. Let us prove that we can do this, and in quite a few instances we are below their prices, also we stand behind any goods sold and will see that they give sa FURS REMODELLED AND REPAIRED LADIES' CLOTH AND PLUSH COATS We are showing all the newest styles and materials in Ladies' Falland Winter Coats. Be sure and see our stock. NOTICE is hereby given that the Voters' Lists have been print- ed and that they are now open for inspection by the public. | 'The electoral distriets have 'heen divided into divisions as deserihed below for the purpose jof revision by a revising officer ef the lists as prepared by the| enumerators and printed, -- The | sitlings of the revising officers | to consider the appeals put in) will be held not less than fiftean 45) days after an advertisement of the same has been inserted in a newspaper of the locality and [the posting up of notices in at lenst three places in each poll- ing sub-division. The Court will be held at the place indicat- ed below in each division, | The printed Voters' Lists have} been sent to the following to be kept by them for inspection by thespublic. (a) To each Post Office in the County, but only the lists for the Municipality in which the Post Office is situate will be found in any Post Office; To every Municipal Clerk and member of the Munici- pal Council in the electoral distriets a complete copy of ity to whieh each belongs; (ce) To each Division Court Clerk in the County, a copy of the! list of the Municipality in{ whieh he has his office; 'd) Ter copies of the lists to the present Members of the} electoral districts for the) Legislative Assembly of the Province of Ontari fe) And ten copies to the de-| feated candidate at the last| Ontario election. If you wish to find if your name is on the list, go to the most convenient of the above and examine the lists, and if an appeal is necessary, the forms to use may be procured at the office of the Clers of any Mun-| icipality in the County, or from the office of the Voters' Registra- tion Board at the Court House, Barrie. Appeals in the forms prescrib- in duplicate with the revising officer's 'clerk, Mr. E. G. Reddit, TO THE VOTERS OF CENTRE SIMCOE, EAST SIMCOE, SOUTH SIMCOE AND WEST SIMCOE. larger towns and cities. tisfaction. IMMONS & CO. HATS, FURS, LADIES' CLOTH COATS the date fixed for the sittings of the Revising Officer. It is im- portant that two copies of the appeals be sent in to Mr. Redditt and it is advisable to use the forms provided by the Bo&rg and 'o carefully observe the rules soverning the entering and hear- ing of appeals, If there are any errors in the lists in spelling, or in the initials used or in any other respect, they can he rectified by putting in an appeal in the prescribed form. Upon an appeal, if the com- plaint is that. the name or qual- ification of some person other than the appellant is wrongly en- tered or stated on the list a notice shall be given to such person by the complainant, The notice may he served upon sueh person by delivering the same to him per- sonally, or by leaving it with some wn-up person at his place of denve os stated in the list, re and shall be in the same form as used on the appeal (Form 11). The revising officer will not strike of the name of any person en- fered upon the list unless it ap- has had due notice of the com- plaint. 'The following are the divisions the lists for the Municipal-/ and the face the Court will sit|pid remaining on the seat in the wage jin each: CENTRE SIMCOE 1.--All the polling si ions in the Township of Tiny und in the Town o} Penetanguishene at PENETANGUISHENE. 2.--All the polling sub-divisions in the Township of Flos at ELMVALE. 3,--All the polling sub-divisions in_the Township of Vespra and the Town of Bar- rie at BARRIE. 4.--All the polling sub-divisions in_ the Township of Sunnidale at NEW LOWELL. FAST SIMCOE 5.--All the polling. sub-divisions in she Town of Midland at MIDLAND. 6.--All the polling sub-divisions im *he Township of Tay, Victoria Harbour and Port MeNicoll at VICTORIA HARBOUR. 7.--All the polling subdivisions in the Townehip of Matchegash, Medonte and Coldwater at COLDWATER. 8.--All the polling sub-divisions in the Township of Orillia and the Town of Orillia at ORILLIA. 9.--All the polling sub-divisions in the Township of Oro at HAWKESTONE. WEST SIMCOE 10.--All the polling sub-divisions in the ed by the Statute must he filed|Township of Nottawasage, the Village of Creemore and the Town of 8t: at STAYNER nee less: than five (5) days before; \ Cree ee eet Wiveied' the day wigy at the Court House, Barrie, not nay tthe Polling sub-divisions in the 'own of Collingwood at COLLINGWOOD. 12,--All the polling sub-divisions in the pears to him that such person, Township of Essa at THORNTON, 13,--All the polling eub-divisions in the Township of Tossorontio and the Town of Alliston at ALLISTON, SOUTH SIMCOE 14.--All the polling sub-divisions in the Township of Adjala, the Township of Te- cumseth, the Village of Beeton and the Nitegs MW Wienke at BEETON. --All the polling sub-diviai Township of Innafl a STROUD. 16.--All the polling sub-divisions in the Township of West Gwillimbury and the Village of Bradford at BRADFORD. Dated at Barrie, August 28, 1919, 35-36 | G, M. VANCE, Chairman of Voters' Registration Board for the County of Simcoe: Tragic Death of Little Girt Helen Quail, the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Quail, of lot 27. con: cession 5, Adjaia, aged 4 years and 10: monthe, was the victim of an accident on Saturday morning last which cost her life, and cast a pall of dexpair over the neighborhood in which the child's parents live. The little girl was lively child mentally and physically, and during the summer had lived every day out of doors absorbed all the time in what was being done around the place and always ready to tal 'seat on a wagon or a load or even on the back of a horse that she might get a ride, Saturday morning, her uncle, James Quail, was going to what they know as the "other place." which is a hundred-acre lot adjoining the furm, for a load of coal for the threshing engine, He bad » box and spring seut on the wagon. The team stood at a water trough which is filled by a garo- jline pump and Mr. Quail had this pump going while be threw on the load, the little When Mr. Qusil shut off the pump tl |horses started. whether because-of the fli lor the altered noise made by the engine is uncertain. Mr. Quail followed the horses, but they soon increased their speed to ® gallop. The little girl hung on while she crossed a hundred acres, but was thrown off, denth being instantaneous, Ax soon as the uncle could reach the child he picked {her up and ran home with her. but she was |rvast oll human aid, The shock to the pare jents was painful and the neighbors with all of whom Helen Quail was a favourite, were much grieved on learning of hep death.--Alliston Herald. | Old Prospector Makes Big Strike Auother of those lucky strikes. that are 'few and far between nowadays even in the jGolden State, was mude by Pete Baldwin, who for years has tried to coax a living from the flinty rocks of the mining camps, |Hix only daughter, Susie, is*the pride of jthe camp where Pete struck it rich, But they have gone to San Francisco and doubtless will be seen no more in Starve. out. But wherever they go thay will assuredly make friends, Doesn't this interest you? Don't you want to know what really did happen to 'the miner and bis daughter? You can ithe new Knid Bennett picture from Para- tmount when it is exhibited at the Operm 'Howse on Friday and Saturday. find out by seeing 'Fuss and Feathers"-- .