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45,000 STIT Stitch. Stitch. than H A W/ondcrfu en the book read - the have seen. Now beip the Fiq SOMETHING .4 Thursday, JOHN j;:.;. i.i'f(` HOME 911510 9 1 With pots and -pans and barrels and churns, `The old-time work the novice learns; v A...: ......; :. .....-.~.. 'u-:1:.... ._1.:.. __ ;__ D `So much then for sugar-making, W -etching the lily blossoms breaking, Glad to eee Nature's life repeating By the stream of -time fest eetiing. rHoMAs c. oouodt, B.A. The death occurred in" Toronto on Apr. 11 of Thomas Clarke Doidge, B.A., form- or mathematical master at Orillia Collegiate ' Institute. Deceased, who suffered a slight stroke two years ago, from which, how ever, he recovered, was taken to Toronto 3. week before on account of a [nervous breakdown. He had suffered injury to his toot, which caused blood poisoning. Dew oeased was secretary of the Orillia Masonic go and of the Orillia. Canadian Club. Surviving are three brothers, W. '13., John Ind Edward, and one sister in Toronto. `With team and sleigh we hurried away "I To the sugar-bush across the way. `Twas a bright spring day, we all were gay, The boys thought our work was only play. But as we neared our eld of work Some of our `boys began to shirk, ,, , But seeing that this vould never pay We all joined in. for a. merry day. _ ' `The old-time work the novice learns; And next in t_ui"'n, `boiling white sap down 110 a product rich and sweet and brown. .By the river banke iaitched our tent, ,' Where the cheerfulwwaters their musiofent, A reminder of the stream of time T `-.5 -.._........ --_ -.. 1.. AL. L-_-.-..I_ J9-.- I IJIIBU '."".`V4*l Kleinburg `ms! to ship 9. car. mi` nI\l)1"I Jim and May were feeling gay. ` - For they're always fed on .the -best of hay, And Western oats are crushed with care For feeding this brave and useful pair. J1 lULl.lJl.|\lUl' U]. III-IU IIIKUBIII VI DIIIIU `Tut carrying us on to the heavenly clime. With pails and spiles, we approached the A bush "` ` ' 01 mwple tall and straight as rush; < Our gait was slow, through slush and snow, But glad to know the sap. would flow. ' - Reading the advta. is iii:-e Just at that sharp turn, twaa sad to learn That our mixed load did soon upturn; Discouraged at this. yet would not quit, But picked up each andevery bit. f When farmer old with young around . . Had reached that ancient hunting ground, Though much was done, 'tw11s plain" to see That much more work was yet to be; ` Phe Georgian Bay Milling mrpany has offered to sell its 2 Meaford lighting system for IKKQ lrn `kn `Knn{n`r\.n"fu I Dingle I\O0l'|'l5 pcr. Lid Without bath $2.00 and s2`.so Shower Bath A $3.00 and $3.59 With Tub Bath $3.25 and up vvnu u an-an Vaour ...._ VT l.3o.ubTe Eooms per Day Without bath $3.50 and $4.00 uI:.|. cI........,.. 12...]. _ {A m WICHOUE Dll DJJU HBO `QT-UU With Shower Bath - $4.50 uI:..I_ 'l`..I.. D...-L. nn in (S! m DTIOWCT DEL 0`!.lU ' WIUI With Tub Bath $5.00 to $3.00 -Eiottl TORONTO CANADA 1000 Fireproof Roonis' Close to Everything" Direction United Hotels Company of America . - 1 '1! those who now are yoimg anfi 88! ' emall maple trees would plaxit in Mu, In" time to come might rejoice to stand 9. bush set out by their own hentf. " ingjlbwarb R0011; Rats IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE J . ..,. ... ,.... wishes to Ibuy t ing plant owne of ' developing ~ .y is also willing Sin `la `Rooms r. Da flannlg Bath 57, ennd THOMAS MCCARROLL OBITUARY have been . Reducec} Thos. McCarroll,e a pioneer of Adjala, died one April 10 at the home of his son `in Allis- -ton. He was 86 yeane old and was one of who first white children born in Adjala. the later part of his life The Alliston Jiernld eays:- "Selling" his farm forty-ve ;yeam ago he came to Allieton and was one of the first drovere in this part of the. scountry. He bought cattle at the fairs of -those days and drove then; -to Toronto, Tlnving sold cattle` in that city when the `live stock market was at the corner of Yonge and,g1$ing.`.St;. Later he. used the Kleinhurg 'mr"lt`et and was the first drover I,,_I -1` __AL'_ _..A. _l 'l'I-IL.'_ I glsuvu the !\ town . P ,AI,! SUGAR-MAKING IVVII -V `this n and Power iered interests in Iting thesum of Municipality of Meaford, n wish `to go into public; his pu-blic utility. -If the the steam electricity t owned by the Company `I\v\:nl- nlnnno Ann 111) lvka J UVVIIUKI I1 [oping about '- willing to di :..p he.used ad cattle out of Bolton. 3 Bradford, Gilford e Pine Plains was . He knew. evfybody ___.l __._... UUU LI A dispose `I III nu 130 Lie on uis the an er he. AL. 12...; .I_-_--.. Juxuyuuy E{.P. the Of this. mrown away. _ A prolonged discussion followed in which it was pointed out and _e_m-phasized that the Boardof Education was greatly divided on, the --question so much so that it made the matter one of greater seriousness for the board and the council, especially for the latter,` which had to assume` all the res- ponsi-bilities if the increased liabilities were pressed upon the rate-payers. Other mem- bers argued for the purchase of port of_ the property, namely, the.corner lots, but this was little favored, the same objection being received -to 1't_as the whole, namely, that auvuuc. ` The Mayor said that he had had a, mi: with the high school inspector, who said 4 that if nothing was done`-the grant `would he cut o, which he was given" to under- stand -would cause a loss of 81,100 -and an equivalent from the county. At present he had graded the accommodation at zero which would cause a reduction of $300. The; inspector, however, was not against the improvement of the present building. The Mayor said he did not think the town required a building costing $150,000 or $200,000 which-would mean $300,000 before it was paid. _Personally he could not see why the present building should be all thrown away. A ......I....;....a A:..........:.... o..n........a':.. _.l.:..L coLLmcwooo couNcI'L naruszs . MONEY FOR A New COLLEGIATE : Collingwood Board of Education has run against a enagcin its eort to secure a new collegiate building; the council refusing to ' approve the necessary. expenditure for [3 .site. - " A _. -- i The Board of Education applied `to -the council for $8,300 to purchase a school site for a new Collegiate Institute. The applica- tion asked for action `forthwith under sec- tion 38_of the High School Act. The pro- perty asked for is that known ae the Leach lots and the O'Brien and Brown properties adjoining it and the present collegiate in- stitutei ' 0 ' ote in the above a 1 Illustrationihe it Centre The Centre Expansion Joint IS a development- ' of recent years` . and a feature - of great i promise O ; | M0neyMarket l a ` and Construction Costs Both Favorable to1922 Highway Development _y HERE is real encouragement for those municipalities about to enter on aprogramme of road building, in the present labour and material prices and in the improved condition of -the money market. t e A ` Highway. improvement can now be undertaken at a reasonable _ -cost; recent tenders for such Work having shown` much lower prices thanthose obtained a year ago.` _ e ~ ` This, in conjunction with the lowered cost of ' borrowing, indicates a less reason for delay in the building of t pernzanem` ig/1 way? of concrete Conditions now favor thebuilding of those. Concrete roads Which I ` modern truck haulage and increased `motor traffic call for. Labor is ddwn-materials have declined; and keeping step with these important factors, the cost of borrowing has been reduced to a point where the paving program need no longer be held up becauseof the cost of financing the Work. V . e All who are interested in the subject of Highway Construction may "obtain from us, on application, our interesting literature which fully. explains the _manifold adpvantagesigof Concrete. 1 IS a vacant one. CLERK or iaazfou asrmzs ` V AFTER :7 vgaas or SERVICE Beeton Worrld-.-Joseph Wright, our late 3' venerable town clerk, is the receding gure `in this week's municipal life. On Monday , night he laid down `the pen to take a well- .earned rest from the ceaseless activities of public life. Mr,_.Wrig1it has been connect- ed with municipal affairs for the past thirty- ,`seven years, his first appearance being in the year 1885, when he-became the rst . clerk to the newly incorporated council. ._ Previous to this he:was an active person- ality in Adjala -for a period of ten years, during which time he held the oice of deputy-reeve for three years. The year 87 V The following year we nd him very much to the fore and he icon; T tinued on `till '93, being reeve of Beeton for three years during that term. [For the next three years he lived the quiet life, but a representation on the subject of his useful- . ness to public -life compelled him to enter thearena again-and in '96 he was once again in theharess, continuing up to when he closed_a useful career to the community in which he resided. In the appointment of his son, Britton B. Wrigbtnto fill the position a good choice has been made in selecting one who will have the valuable advice and assistance of his father in many matters pertaining to municipal life. r To -buythe property at 88,300 now and pay for it by debentures would mean an expenditure of $16,600, was pointed out. Finally a motion` was oered that the re- quest be- not complied with and a vote being tgken, all except _Mr. Bellman and the Mziyor were fo_und in its favor.---Enter'.prise. JCHIU DEV IIU U -of 6 He` those at c. `I2.-A z-Can`: mn the corporatibn was not in 3 position to add -to its indebtedness. Minard s I:iniment for sale everywhere [8 // ` Costs Boh evelopn CANADA CEMENT COMPANY LIMITED A" Herald Building Montreal I It s the little they cost to maintain that makes concrete pavements economical If you are troubled wit Lumbago, Rheu- matism, Neuritis, etc. T.R.C s will positively relieve you, likewise RAZ-MAH. for Asthma and Bronchitis. .Wm. Crowland; in Allan-J dale by A. E. Patten-eon. I ` 16c` quarters nforw co" ist of the-upperlflats in uearono .oioo'reLLc\i7{`?ig.v s , COMMODIOUS NEW LODGE ROOM .' .(M.a'ffdiEx:vpreas)_.._ , Meaford Oddfellows `have become . settled in their new quarters after having been in an uproar since the fire that dmtroyed their lodge. room in December last.. Their new the Brown and ang buildings recently ac- quired by them through the purchase of the two properties. On the north side is a beauti- ful -lodge room 26x58 feet tted up for lodge work and fully capable of the requirements expected -therefrom. AThe entire . building is fitted out .with metallic ceilings of suit-` able design that addsmuch to its appear- ance. vWith the liberal use of paint and alabastine the interior has _a pleasing and effectiveifinish one could not "help but ad- mire: On the floor is a -handsome carpet emblematic of Oddfellowsliip and prominent- ly portraying the three, lii1ks', f;_en'twined in a suitable setting and one appreciated by members and visitors as well. Suitable chairs" and curtains complete pne of the_tid- iest lodge_ rooms we `have ever had the pleasure of entering. The banquet hall, or reception room _is also a spacious room 26x45 feet and is suitable for the various functions put on from `time to time. There is.~also a regalia. room, lavatories, and kit- chenette and the whole lay-out is one that could hardly be improved ~ upon. A big spacious haldrway has been created which gives easy `access to, the building through- out and when the nishingtouches are on the Meaford lodgeroomp will be equal to any outside the larger centres. Archibald Watson of Dalston ship- ped eleven pigs, five months and `eight days `old, to Jack Cameron, Bar- GEO. D. HUBBARD, Barrie, om. can-`Q.-`-1:-- our: -`--_-_ ---- That's why we sellit ihstead of other makes. It S Of the I-Ila`!-Loaf nnnlvh-v_'_in nu :-9 crnlunni-rina and workmanshiP"`_ v-nu auuwau. u `$22,553 to gahould the nwu_ershi*p ` o Jnun 1Iv:c`\ an Illillu 3 Wily WC 3511 IL IIISLCUU U1 ULIICI lllclr ghest quality-'-in wire, galvanizing and and id rvlnrhz luv THE CANADIAN QTRRI- That's why sell it instead of other makes. It s on we highest workmanship`- and is made by THE CANADIAN STEEL & WIRE COMPANY. LTD., HAMILTON, ONT., who guarantee it. 211 GUARANTEES YOU `REAL VALUE We can sell you this fence as cheap as you can buy fence anywhere. Centre is `rie, last week, realizing $315.00 for" the lot, which is regarded as a very` good sale for five-months-old pigs. .,....., nuuu In your ]ori\':1:' and dream 0f the tend to lo, but and again in th- ,attempting to U-st you are not mzxk best, or even 3 pl ahywhere for all to sacrice. help` within them. Inn`. urn: in II Like diunm cut and pn]i.~] brilliancy am`) OPERA HOUS1 SATURDA JLIEIIIUUL5 Illalcli ulltl Wu UIJU IIIWV UIUVVI carload of From Rosenrorit. to _und north to the .- his stan1pi_ng"'ground. and was respected by everybody and num-- erous `stories of his honesty are told by -the old timers. Fifty-seven years ago he mar- ried Mary Walsh who -with three sons sur- `vives. Ten children were born to this union, seven having predeceased their "father. The _surviving sons are_`Am'brose of Brooklyn, John of Winnipeg and Edward of town." vuu u1:u.v.v nu will You czmnot Imu- ing from your` hvur egotism. .jr-:11nu.-y, pride. Your kit of m- . ed to thv top, 1:11: open the lm;-z. l.'1k(' byone and u.<(* Hu- tnols in d:xiI_\" hft`. .1 1 . 1-r That you . nnrancv of [his ing_ haVppim>. i as the years p your hair rmnl your face. nftv too hez1\'_v for . `Y 1 High-imrn birth, soon In Y, , spring nmvniu. fhe gIm`i0u.< . of it.,`nnr (`:1 have nmhingz vuuna Ill u.u the best in 1' Vluuuyva To begin with. stitches in an an-r Of this nuxuln-`r :1 : made, the` hzalkuu-1 .ehiey in the form waist, [)O(',k(`l.~' and coat there are ro.; percentztgo of hum garment than in usually being: put : stitches. .-as wvll 'a.~ gures ;m- 3.11m : .stiLches`.` But it `:~ totals come, In In wh:~to\" should ho n4 Cb.'lnEf'. in \\ . sides in :Lh.< That you * IIILII .VlIII this 4-n(-mum of you to d: They ml I`: conms with m: an il'19X[)I'(`.~'~rl hearts \_vHh fri countenzuu-o.< u rnl \Juuu'|nuI Thor? : this sort comp] mini: 4... L... 1|. ._t_he ban run L- ` vu uu uvun.-5,: - pock ts and thr- account for xmush lining and tinishing stitches. Of ths-1:1 in the 9.\'PI 1l,L'P ("nil tacking and tmin: there are smnvfhin the suit. To rggt the 'tho,_best. ..... .. in such a gurnww with those requir- clothes. "f`_ I,,,-', Canadian Productio Baby IV $$&%- &%%%&- fan Nothing more 1 I ask of life; Quiet, the lastin Afar from stri Love, 9. holy ii On my own In Home, -whorv no 'I"Ln cviuvnnku [J LLULAIC, 'vvu\.n\. In The sweets of These alone an` Home, plezaso, n 2:";}a'i5}" -capable company