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___ THE BARRIE EXAMINER |PARTING GIFTS TO REV. FR. JAMES St. Mary's Parish Shows Its High Regard for Departing Curate, Moved to City. The Knights of Columbus Hall was filled on Tuesday evening by the congregations of St. Mary's Parish, Barrie, and the mission of Belle Ewart. to say farewell to | their heloved curste, Rev. C, W. James, |who hae been appointed to Toronto, Dan Jiel Quinlan was chuirman and several pres Jeututions were made. The ardresses-echoedd the love of every member of the parish for} [Father James, for he has most surely left |, footprints on the sanda'" that will never | |be ersed, He wes ulways to be found {among the poor and where sickness and | trouble lay heavily and his radiant presence | jand inspired words helped msny on the jupward path once more, Qutaide his own congregation he bas ulso won an enviable place in the hearts of the townspeople gen jerally. | In his address Rey. Dean O'Malley spoke | jin highest praise of his lute assistant who, | [he wad, did his work well, He was every. | jwhere ut once and in the hospital and | among the ick he was ever faithful. Dor | RURAL COWIE & CO. | The New Fancy Goods Store Wools, Stamped Goods, Children's Wear, Pullovers and Sweater Coats, Beads and all lines of Fancy Goods 2 SUCCESSORS TO MISS ARMITAGE . . ling the epidemic of sickness lust' winter SRT AR Se SED he hat learned from sll sie how Father | : jJames had labored all day und half the! , night He classified the different phasce | PLATFORM OF jdebt has increased at an alarming rate of the priesthood. the student, the prexch (now exceeling 100 million dollars! and er and the visitor. and «aid it was agreed | |the annual expenditure of the Province has the visitor made the best priest. Father THE FARMERS :::- axed almost fivefold in the last 15 James is going to fill one of the moat im-| jyewre; 'portant poste in the diocese for which he . AND WHEREAS both of the old parties i¢ well fitted | Program Laid Down by the! sre responsible for the state of affair; Father Reise: of Proetang son: presen | ' «| We. therefore, the United Farmers of amd added his apprecistion of the honored United Farmers for Provin- oy shemelaee, ithe United. Patties Of cient of the germina: cite sald thecaeern ps deer it our duty. to ourselves Eves! of the eening. He sid the seord ; iti i the Province, to seek independent Wed in the _ ret cial Politics. presentation on the Legislature, with the RFCTC the splendie qualitim of Father following objects James, and spoke of their student days to. At a recent meeting of the nt gether when the departing pastor wus con tives of the UFO, held at the offices of | 2- To cut out all expenditures that ceded the most popular member nf their the organizati in Toronte, the following 3° Het ab Hutely essential class, 8 man of unhounded zeal snd a wor: Provine tical platform was formal 2 To abolish the system of party pat-'thy model to emulate | adeote ronage |_ A musical programme was given by Mrs, | WHEREAS the sural population of On.' > To limit Government activity repres: 'Win, Crossland. Mise Mary Cameron. Pral tanio has been declining. far many veupe, °RNE commercial co-operation to legisla. Vom and J. 0. Powell being now 139,000 less thun at was in 1881 tion fucilituting co-operative effort, to Father James wax deeply moved by the : the keeving of accurate records and to gen: kindly manifestations and honor dane his | iB co-operative lines. hy the peonle his reply tonched brief. and this in spite of natursl tne I ation, immigration and the extent of "TH edueation a ttlement 4--To Prmade equal educations! oppor. Mi on tte, Treg re Pg! here a more ' EREAS rural life has been ren. (Bties for all the children of all the of the place Barrie. his first parish. wil den atu a ioe a Oete Tem" people, By greatly extending and improv. (always Rave in hie heart. He would not re duction has beck ehecken Hing educational facilities in the rural ihe. Ter. be said. to what he hyd done, but aaa . iclete stuther to. what he had not done, for in AN Plates ie feet enna 5 To substitute for the poligy of ex: 'looking over the regwter he found many \ tthe caeeaa acts ie dusty attntutable sensive Provineial highways» policy of things he would have liked to have done | ge unegnal igi thea hy organized -- continuous roarl maintenance, He sroke kindly of hie pastor and «f the} Teeny Owing to the dominanes in Par and of making good rowds for all rather 'sterling aualities of Futher Battle, who ament and Legislature, of privilege ut- than high grade roads for n few. the rot is to be his surceseor here. ban interests; AND WHEREA: of road constcuetjon and maintenance be- | From Sanctuary Boys ing eqatably distributed between city nd | the Provincial pubilie = i i a } The Sunctunry boys, s0 dear to the heart | 6 To promote a system of forestry IBF Father James. were the feet to | mp Fe oe AereiEY (Grew him, Joha Gray reading the follrwing which will maintain: and i the rub addres and Lawrence Heskett presenting | lic revenues from this source, protect am uute our forest resources. re forest ui waste places of Old Ontario, and ene! courage muncipabities to engage in for tution enterprises encourage und cheapen Hydrn EL a handsome leather morrie chair | Dear Rev. Father -- It is with feelings of the deenest regret that we hear of your | [departure from Barrie, During your so. | Journ of more than two vewry among us| yoit have endeared yourself to us Ay your) WHEN USING WILSON'S... / F et and maintain effectiv unfailing kindness and great interest in Bag iblic_ control over it cour welfare, spiritual and temporal Very {| & To enact and enforee such proh:tntory often, we fear, we have responded as ] legislation wgainst the liquor traffic as the well ss owe should have done 'nye may sanction in the approaching ret yenr efforts for our good We wish | erenvlum and as lies within the power of to assure sou at was not froin want of ep the Province. Prohib¥ion is an integral part scveition or gratitude, Our chiet regret of the Farmers Plitform, and the U.F.O. (now is thut we hd not profit: more by your will use ite e that iy ond goo example, Ple: ray oa 9--To extend the policy and practice prayer for us sometime so that we will 'of Direct Legislation through the Initiative grow up te be the exemplary Catholie | Far more effective than Sticky Fly ind the Referendum tien you would wish us to be Catchers. Clean to handle. Sold by * 10--To the principle of Proportion. | We wish you all suceess and happ.ness Druggists and Grocers everywhere. wi' Renvenes in your new field of labour and hope you srget Your old friends in Parrie { we we shall certamly not forget yon. | Ittle remembrance as @ mark of our esteem and. gratitude, | | lightning Cant Strike if SHINN Gets There First JF YOU WANT to be sure that Lightning will not strike your house or.barn or other property--if you want to feel perfectly safe when the Lightning flashes--remember that Ainn-Fla Lightning Rods are Bonded to absolutely protect your property from damage by Lightning. A large Bonding Company issues a Surety Bond to the owner of every building we protect, guaranteeing that Light- ning will not damage. 36 per cent. Greater Capacity Shinn-Flat has 86% more conducting surface for electricity than any round cable containing the same amount of material. . » W. H. Day, Professor of Physics at the Ontario Agrieul- tural College for twelve years, assists in training Shinn Deal- ers, thus insuring carrect installation. It coste very little to get protection, - THE SARJEANT CO., LTD., AGENTS St. Jahn Berehman's Sanctnary Society From Sodaliny Miss EB. Ferry for the Young Ladies' | Sodality then preested a purse. the ud | dress being read by Miss Eva Ellis as fol lows --- | Rev. and Dear Father:+-With deep re- gret_we have learned of your being trans. | ferred from our parish. snd we, the mein-| appreciation of the zealous interest you vancement. With true priestly dignity.you have ex-/t ercixed your pastoral duties in a most praiseworthy manner; and with charae- |t teristic zeal you have renched the hearts fforts to | ing. We! sacrifice and your whole-heurted lead them to higher planes of i by your noble example, and encouraged by | your kindly counsel, and we shall ever re- | fluence you have cast into our societies, our school and our homes. ask you to accept the accompanying and with it our earnest wishes that Di Providence may give? you the grace to la bor with undiminished fervour for Hs glory and that He may bless your future years with the choicest of temporal ond 'spiritual blessings, Signed, Mary Kearns, President, Eva, A. Ellis, Sec'y. From the Congregation For the congregation Mrs. Shanacy pres ented a well-filled purse, D. J. Quinlun reading an address as follows :-- dren of Barrie, bers of The Bleswed Virgin's Sodality, wish P-™. Tuesdays und Thursdays, Barrie 1.50 to take this opportunity of expressing our #™. have always taken in our spiritual ud-|to North Bay, 10.52 a.m. of the parishioners by your generous seli-/ peg, 11.45 p.m feel that there is not a meniber of the con: \tg 'Toronto gregation who hax not been benefitted :'° wo. 49, member with gratitude the ennobling in-|qyyq and' Saturdays, Winnipeg to. Toron. to, 12.57 noon. | As a tangible token of our esteem wr |g 'Toronto, N¢ /to Toronto, 5.10 p.m. Jale at 8 p.m. and 10.15 'a.m. Notice of Application for People Who Look Upon Furs as.an Investment will, as they would any other wetl-planned investment, investigate carefully all the facts in the proposition into which they are thinking of putting their money. Safety will be the first consideration. They do not want to spend their money, and after a few months find that they have made a sorry bargain. << ~--§_§____ A considerable amount of money is called for in the purchase of furs, and in spending it one should be assured of full value in return. Value, not only in fash- ion and beauty, but also in service and satisfaction. For this assurance one must look to a reliable store with an established reputation for these qualities. You can be assured we will stand behind any furs purchased from us. SPECIAL 10 PER CENT. REDUCTION DURING SEPTEMBER FURS REMODELLED AND REPAIRED Dept. Saturday Night ig, p0z xeWw FAL | SIMMONS & CO HATS, Regular $4.00 to bs $5.00, on sale... $3.50 ) FURS, LADIES' CLOTH COATS eeestene® | Special in the Men's Hat Safety Deposit Boxes ICTORY BONDS! Insurance Papers! Valuable Jewellery! Title Papers! The danger of loss by fire, carelessness or burglary is an ever present source of worry to the owner who is without the protection of a reliable safe. The Bank of Toronto places at the disposal of the public, safety deposit' boxes--steel boxes of various sizes to hold important papers and small valuables. The owner, when he takes over the key, is the only one to have access to the box. The contents may be examined in privacy and have the protection of a well-constructed vault. Boxes may be secured at a moderate rental. THEBANK°F TORONTO Capital $5,080,000 Reserve $6,625,623 H. A. SIMS you Your devoted chil Daniel Quinlan, C, T, Devlin J, Byrn B, Hinds, D. Minard's Linimont Cures Burns, Ete. GRAND TRUNK S¥sre Times of Trains Leaving and Afriving at Barrie From Toronto No, 47, Cobalt, leaves Toronto 11.30) c a package before the war No. 41, daily except Sunday, Toronto No. 55, daily except Sunday, Toronto 10 Scotia Jet... 12.18 noon until' Sept. 27. No. 45, daily except Sunday, Toronto 0 Hunteville, 8.10 p.m. No. 9, The National, Toronto to Winni- Cc a package during the war To Toronto No. 46, daily except Monday, North Bay am, ily except Sunday, Huntaville 0 Toronto, 8.40 a.m. No. 10, 'The National, Mondays, Thurs- C a package NOW THE FLAVOUR LASTS SO DOES THE PRICE! No. 58, dail except Sunday, Scotia Jet. 0 p.m. until Sept. 27 No. 44, daily except Sunday, North Bay Hamilton-Meatord Line No. 61 to Meaford, 10.15 a.m. ~ No. 63, to Meaford, 7.30. No. 60, to Hamilton, 8,40 a.m. No, 62, to Hamilton, 5.10 p.m. All daily except Sunday. Penetang Line From Penetang, 9.05 a.m. and 5.20 p.m, To Penetang, 7.30 p.m., leaving Allan- Divorce NOTICE is hereby given that William Save che Leather and Theep Seniz Shoes Neat: 'LIQUIDS ano PASTES FOR BLACK, WHITE. TAN AND OX-BLOOD (DARK BROWN) SHOES 'THE FF DALLEY CORPORATIONS LIMITED, HAMILTON, CANADA and zealous worker in the Vineyard of the Lord. May your intense zeal for souls and untiring fidelity to duty, continue not ouly during these early years of your priestly career, but until that day when you shail hear 'the voice of your Divine Master call from the shores of Eternity, 'Well done, thou good and faithful servunt, en- ter into the joys of the Lord." In parting with you, dear Father, we ask you to accept this purse as a alight token of the esteem in which you are held by the congregation with. whom you are about to sever connections. We would |i George McBride ef the City of Toronto in the Province of Ontario, a returned soldier, will apply to the Parliament of Canada the ne&t Session thereof for a Bill of Di- voree from his wife Mary Elizabeth Mc- Bride (formerly Robertson) of the Town of Barrie in the County of Simcoe, on the ground of adultery. DATED at Barrie this 11th day of July, 1919. William George McBride by his Solicitor 29-410 D. C. Murchison, ---------------- SIMCOE MARBLE WORKS deem it s special favour that when offer-