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"_Page Four The Old-Time Tea-Meeting, under the suspices of the Ladies' Aid, held Inst Thursday evening in the Presbyterian Church, Churchill, was a great success in every way, Notwithstanding the poor condition of the roads, and several cures of illness in the surrounding country, "the attendance was good, ; Tea was served in the basement from six o'clock to eight and seldom hax any one Partaken of 'a more sumptuous repaat. This was followed by s musical and lit- erary program in the church, provided al- most entirely by local talent. Those taking part were Mrs. R. Boyes, Misses Occomore und Ida Rogerson, Mess, Bluckmore and David Lennox, and our own male chorus, of whom we are so justly prowl. Speeches were delivered by Rev. ' R. J. W. Perry and Rev, R. H. Somer. ville and the chair was tsken by Rev. W. Johnston, pastor of the church. The pro- gram was of the very highest order a each number was heartily applauded. One of the speskers remarked he was glad to . see the home talent so well sppreciated. 4 The net proceeds were about $100. ----3 S CLEAN--yes and disinfected too Bveryone bed-linen, blankets, eto., to be super: clean-- immaculately freah. The best of all soaps to use in Lifebuoy--it actually dis infects as it cleanses LIFEBUOY neattH SOAP by 'VULCANIZING GUARANTEED FOR THE LIFE OF THE TIRE No matter whether it's a rim cut, big blow-out, nail hole. or Inose tread, when we receive it, you get it back guaranteed to wear as long as the rest of the tire. We also repair water bot- tles and rubbers. The best new tires, tubes and aecessories on the market al lowest prices. Agent for the Welden Fire Ex- tinguisher, G. G. MOORE 57 Elizabeth st. Next Garrett's Music Store BARRIE MEAT . | MARKET DUNLOP ST. Phone 51 'for the choicest of Fresh, i. Cured and Cooked Meats. ZPRERELPRELP AAG: > NEWS FROM NEIGHBO! REL LE LE LE LY Ley: PATRAS, IG TOWNSHIPS ~ PRELE RPA | IVY. Mar, §.--Mr. and Mi. \W, Parr of Uol- well spept last week with Mr. and Mrs, - Arnold has returaed bome sfter spending|a k in Toronto receit trest- ment for eye trouble John Brosh of Torolto ia visiting Yrignds ere, Mrs, F\ A. Amold is confined to her bed with flu.) ~ W. J. Lennox spent « week with Toron- to friends recently. Rev. T. J. Dew conducted, the funeral vice of Mrs. Moore of Egbert on Mon- ent at Alliston. The L.D.L. are holding an At Home in the hall pn Friday evening, Mar. 12. A very! quiet wedding took place in the Presbyterian Church, Ivy, on Saturday, Mar. 6. when Mims Irene, daughter of Mr. id Mrs, W. H. Hatton, was united in mar. to Dr. F. G. Di was performed by the bride's past R. H. Somerville, only the immediate j relatives being present. 'The bride entered the church on the arm of her father to the strains of the wedding march played by Miss L. Smith. The bride, who was unat- led. looked very pretty dressed'in a most suit of gavy tricotine with hat ich \and wore fitch furs, the gift of the groom. Immediately after the cere mony the bridal party drove to the home of the bride's parents, where 8 dainty lun cheon was served. Amid showers of con- fetti the young couple took the C.P.R train for @ short honeymoon before leaving for their home in the West. Mins Hatton will be greatly missed in the church and Sunday School here as she was one of the | foremost in all good works LEFROY Mar 9 --Miss Annie Jacks returned on | Saturday from a visit with Toronto friends, Mr. and Mrs, T. Gilpin have taken a couple of rooms on Grange Avenue for a month Mrs. T. Reid of Powassan is at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mre. 8. Coulter. Mrs. Ivan Grose of Allandale spent sev. eral days Inst week with her mother, Mra. T. Jacks, who is in poor health. Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Noble and family are_now living in this village. Cecil Grose is home for some days Sorry to hear of the illness of Mrs. T. Sack. Owing ta the prevalence of flu in the community very few from here attended the tea meeting at Churchill. Mrs, Clarence Sage of Edenvale spent fow days with her brother. A. Kirkpat rick . G. C. Allan hos -completed the wiring of his new house for electricity. Inspec tor Giles of Barrie made visit lant week und pronounced the work Al Nurse McCullough has returned to thr city. A gang of telepbane men have been at work here during the past week stringing extra wires Miss Sylvin Barry is improving in health. TN, Morton and family leave thin week for-their new home near Queensville. We are sorry indeed, t0 tore such good citizens and best wighes follow them to their new home he CROWN HILL Mar, 8.--'The postponed meeting of the Women's Institute and Farmers' Club will be held at the home of Mrs, Thos, Rix on Tues. Mar. 16. I: in expected the W. I District Presitlent. Mes. Todd of Orillia, will pay her offiial visit and give an address. There will algo be music and other program Everyone welcome. at 8 o'clock Service will be held in St. James' Church next Sunday at 11 o'clock. Sunday School at 10. Frienels here are glad to know that ev. Mr. Herman is able to be out again after his illness, Quite » number attended the funeral of the Iste Leonard Edwards at Dalston on Sunday. Crown Hill had quite un excitement on Sundiy afternoon when the sheep barn of the Hon. E. 0, Drury caught fire and wae burned down. 'The shéep were all removed nnd no other building caught $0 the lose js not so heavy. Cause of fire ix as yet unknown. | MITCHELL SQUARE Mar. 8.--W. Campbell of Barrie spent the week-end jut his home here, Miss Fern Merrick of Orillia ia visiting her sister, Mrs. G, Rouse. a 7 Harvey Crawford has returned home after spegding the winter in Allandale, , Wedding bells are ringing loudly in this vicinity. ; Master Earl Merrick has returned to his home jin Orillja after spending a few holi- days here. T. Luck was called to Barrie last week owing to the illness of his mother. ton assisting his brother, who is moving | Barrie to Cookstown! Mr. and Mrs, Miss Winnie Crawford of Oro Station is |," : holidaying at {her home here. the flu gasee are on the mend in this nie dent of Cundles iss Eva Brabdon of Oro Statiog) spent Sunday at G. |Rouse's. "a Eee Mr. and Mrs, [ANGUS Mr. and Mre} David MeMackon and Wal- {lage at present, don wi bad ther operatic Be. Mr, and Mrs. don, who has another ion in Bt. " 5 Andrew's Military Hospital, the flu o1 Mr, and Mrs; Garnet Plaxton of Colling- | moved to the R. mother, Mrs. E, Brennan. Isley spent a couple of dé with ber sister,|Mrs. Wiley of 'Allandale, DALSTON Mar, 9:--The| roads are very heavy in this locality on acogunt of the storm on Sun- ay. ra! id D. M. Coutts|has moved to his new home at Thornton. A large. ni attended the funeral of Leonard 'on Sunday, Bert Yacht of Midhurst is working for Lorne Handy, Mr, and 'Leo Hart have returned spending the winter with 'driving. The gears can be shifted with ------_----_--_ Gray-Dort Motors, LiMiTED $1365 F.0.B. CHATHAM WAR TAX EXTRA CUNDLES Mar, 9.--Bert Guest and family have ( tn Corbet. | Ved, from Cundles to the old Vrooman | for having loarned 60 verses of scripture, H. I, Barnbardt is at present in Corbet- property in the west end of Elizabeth atreet, time in Toronto, have ret home. Wm, Brown of Midland, 7 been visiting their daughter, Mra, Wallnce| Reeve Brown, week Mar. 9.--Frank MeMulkin of Stroud vie-| David Gordon of Theeaslon is at pree- to last week to see Gor-|pied in « short' time, t F H & d 3 THE BARRIE EXAMINER - . GRAY-DORT Dealers Lead - _,, Most good automobile dealers know motor cars-inside and out. They've watched the business from its infancy. come and go. Above all they know motor car values. They have to. city and town in Canada, that the ort dealer. Every motor car dealer knows the reason for this. Every Gray-Dort owner knows the reason. The Gray-Dort offers unequalled value to motor You will find in practically ev. leading motor car dealer is a Gray car purchasers, The $1365 % GRAY-DORT is Dominant Value What other car at anywhere near $1365 offers you these Gray-Dort qualities? A motor larger and finer than usual for light care-- 334" bore and 5" stroke--built from flawless castings and tough, high-carbon steel--and finely finished. The crankshaft weighs 40 pounds. The radiator is cellular type and the'water jackets are extra large. An improved carburetor marks this car, and a better electrical system. Starting and lighting are Wes: inghouse, as in the most expensive cars. . There's over-strength in the Gray-Dort frame of heavy channel stecl; in the husky, Chatham-built rear axle; in the long, cantilever rear springs; in the specially designed, new steering gear: in the big brakes, now lined with Thermoid. The front wheels now have roller bearings. There is anew gas tank--larger, and in the rear. Convenience of riding and driving is in the Gray-Dort. The steering wheel is of the h ight and size for tireless ith two fingers' pressure. The horn, the ignition and light switches, the clutch and brakes, all are placed for Sreatest ease in driving." . A shorter and smarter cowl now gives more room in the driving compartment. A new Gray-Dort feature has greatly increased the leg-room in the tonneau. Seats are tilted at just the proper angle for comfort. As in cars costing $2000 and upwards, the Gray-Dort now hag si rtains opening with the doors, CLEAN-CUT GOOD-LOOKS The Gray-Dort is not startlingly extreme, the Grays Dort is « car of quiet beauty--smooth lines and perfect Proportions. The smart, new top is hand-tailored in our own shops. The new hood, with its many long, narrow louvres lends just a touch of European style. French-pleated upholstery, too. And completing the picture--the wonderful Grays Dort finish--development of 60 years' coach-building-- applied by master craftsmen, Gray-Dort trained. Unquestionably there will be a shortage of these care at $1365. You had better see the Gray-Dort dealer now. Chatham : Ontario ORO STATION Miss Irene Beasley recently won a prize The book was given by A. R. Haasard of Toronto, Mr. Geo. Crawford spent a few days with her daughter, Mrs. (Dr.) McClinton former resi. |! Midland, was vist.| Norse Day returned home from Rugby 'Malkin, who spent a short for a long ti ing friends here while attending the funeral | #8 week. of his sister, Mia Maggie Brown. Mim. and Miss MeDosough of Orilin eal ed on Mrs. McCuaig Inst week, Fengeme of Toronto have rthur wes in Toronto last Ernie Crawford is visiting his sister, Mra. ited at Geo, Latimer's Inst week. ent visiting his brother, John. (Dr.) MeCiinton, oa ; Mrs, Bert {loughby and I Lema of Col- i Alex Cameron, rho bas purchased the 'an tie hele = Need Bee deat lingwood visited % Wilkinson | Sprott property, te Possession. = 7 o this week, ; "Their ae four vacant houses in the vil-| dy at her home here. . Poole and her daughter, Mrs. Soi le't. of Coulson, sre visiting friends at Al- Densult and child all took | 'endale, but these will be re-ocou- BRENTWOOD celebrated Mrs. Foisie 'eaves to mourn 'her loss her husband and five children: Mra. Desjardine of Allandale, Andrew of Hamilton, Miss Ada, Randolph, home; also two sisters, The Gray-Dort S-passenger car, finished in Gra Dort green and black and with standard equipment fe $1365 f.o.b. Chatham. War tax extra. The roomy 2-passenger roadster is the same price, .. For the man who wishes something a little extra in his car, we have built the Gray-Dort Special. Maroon body, with brown Tayntite top. Plate glass rear window. Gipsy curtains. Rookie tan wheels. ing steering wheel. Real leather upholstery. Mahogany instrument board. Just the touches which lift this car above the ordinary. "$150 extra on the standard, The Gray-Dort Ace--the most bea tiful light car of to-day. Sapper green body with handsoene ron a top to match. All Kinds of MAPLE, BIRCH, HEMLOCK, PINE, . THE BALL PLANING MILL CO., LIMITED Thursday, March 11, 1920 ey They've seen cars PRICES THE GRAY-DORT SPECIAL Motometer. Tilt- AND THE ACE! Rough Lumber BASSWOOD BARRIE Bayfield St, Nt,