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ich lips CROWN HILL smoun UTOPIA THE BARRIE EXAMINER 1.. van an `I `IE5 II-I I:e't_er Spring io up from Toronto for the summer and is opening a refreshment booth `at Alcona Beach. Another old and respected resident has been called to her reward in the person of Mrs. John Sheffield, in her seventy- fifth year. Deceased's'maiden name was Elizabeth Priest. She was the daughter of George Priest and was the wife of John 7 uuuuwuuu, may ween. years. After Mr. Sheield s death she made her home with `her son-in-law, Chas. [Thompson of Orillia. The last two years of her life she was practically an invalid from. rheumatism and suered a paralytic stroke a short time previous to her death. The surviving members of her large family are: _Wm. of Craighurst, John of Toronto. Joseph of Inglewood, Thomas Norman of Goodlands, Man., and Mrs. Chas. Thomp- son of Orillia. The funeral was held from Mr. Thompson's residence, Orillia, to the C.P.R. station, thence by train to Craig- hurst to the Presbyterian burying-ground. Interment was made in the family plot by the side of her husband, Rev. J. McEwen, Presbyterian minister, Hillsdale, oiciating at the grave. The pall-bearers were A. Jary, Geo. Binnie, -J. Caston, W. White, G. Snider and M. Emery. Sheffield, who predeceased her about ve l vw-nu-wcnnwroiau I May 29.--Mrs. E. Blueman attended the funeral `of her mother, Mrs. Wagg oij Goodwood, last week. A....LL..- -IJ ..__! ___,__L,_I _-_2,1, . 1 \.-nun.-pucu. . Miss Ray Cochrane of Thornton visited with her aunt, Mrs. D. Cochrane, on Sun- day. J Jun `l'J ......:..c !V........l....lI .....l 11:..- |r_.___ uafrs. Harriet Campbell and Miss Mary Lougheed spent a. couple of days with Mrs. Jack Ferguson oiStroud last week. - I Lillian CCU. IJIUWH U11 ouuuuy. Mrs. Thos. Robson of Crown Hill has returned home after spending `a couple of weeks with her `daughter, Mrs. Charles Campbell,` T man Don {`nn'-nu-nun nf l`1\Iu.-n~\`nw\ ..L.:L...I and LVII o 111111 LVIIB . U111 - \J?1nlPl CIlo > Miss Lucy McWate1~s of Toronto is spending her holidays under the parental roof. _ VDL- V I3 (1 _I-*_-.I -_ fIV_____I___ _,._,, .l-UU.l- The Y. P. S. closed oh Tuesday even- ing for the summer months. mac Aln;n Q-inhu. annnc +1.- .-......1. ......l :u5 uu uuc auululun utuulzuao I Miss Alein Srigley spent the week-end with Miss Ruth Grant; of Minesing. I Mr: `nnrnl-Bu Mill." nf Wnorv-:1: uaIl>m-I vuuu ..-rune Luuuu \.n-nub U1 ullllcmllg. ! Mrs. Dorothy Miller of `Barrie visited Mrs. Geo. Brown on Sunday. Mme W-inn Dnkcnn AC r`IIt\111v\ `[131 L... Mr. and Mrs. Bonney and Miss Eunice Dunn of Crown Hill spent Sunday wfth Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Campbell. H Rie Inn Mnnfofnm nf Tnrnnfn :5 `lull C1103. L71] 0 GIILI WILD. .I.LllEn lXcIlo I 01111163 \3pl'ULllU U]. UMIPIG U11 Duuuuy. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Glenn and family. of Stayner spent Sunday with the latter s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Kell. Mr nnrl rm Dnnnnuv and Mia. I2`..n..n May 30.--Mr. and" Mrs. "Chas. Benlhy and Mrs. R. Beelby of Barrie spent Sun-. `day with Mrs. Harriet Campbell. moo plnrnnnn .qI-:rr`n1y A` 1-luv-v-:13 an-n uay Wllll Ullbn l.J.lllllCl./ uaxupucu. Miss Florence Srigley of Barrie spent `the 24th under the parental roof. Mr and "ma Alf-AA `l\.m.- and us nv\A James Sproule of Utopia on Sunday. LHU a'xu..| U'II\lCl IJLII7 klllllllll IUUI. I Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dyer and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dyer attended the funeral of' MI` onrl Mr: pnrnu alnnn ant` furnnlv. : rod : rod : rod 7 C.`.W.!.?R5TL HOLLY The Barrie Motor Car C0. OWINO TO RECENT CHANGES IN TAXATION, THERE HAS BEEN A CORRESPONDING CHANGE. IN PRICES OF FORD CARS, AND wE BEG` TO ANNOUNCE THE FOLLOWING `I PRICES, F.O._B. BARRII-1; ALL CHARGES PAID :- Touring Car` . . . . . . .` . . . . . . . . . . . . .$604.00 Touring Car, with starter . Q . . . . ._ . . .$696.00 7 RunabOut . . . . . . . . . -...\ . . . . . . . .$56l.0O Runabout, with starter . . . . . . . . . . . . $653.00 Coupe.......' . . . . . . . . V Sedan . . . . . . . . . .~. . . . . . . . . . . . .$l038.00 Light Delivery . N. Z . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$570.00 Light Delivery,- with starter . . . . . . . . $658.00 Light Chassis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -. .$4s9.oo Light Chassis, yith starter . . . . . . ._ . .$577.00 Ton Truck Chassis . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$624.00 - Ton Truck Chassis, with starter . . . .$7l2.00 EAR LUNGS. I constant menace to health, are strengthened and Pulmonarv Tuberculosis is arrested bv the uae of BALSAMEA. . EVERYTHING You may trust your,daintiest"frock or most delicate possession to us. We'll restore them to their original freshness. We do our cleaning here, employing the most modern and scientic dry cleaning meth- ods. The knowledge that we can repair any damage adds to your enjoyment in wearing delicate apparel. H. ELSTON _$1. per_bottle at dtuggists.' For free sample w__rite. BALSAMEA PRODUCTS LIMITED, 1 I (`.\lL..._.. C- '7` ;od : rod suns MADE TO M!-1ASl.JRE, $23.00 up 3lJ\I QIKEIII J'i'~LIlEE NEW-Th:-1; : what you'll say _' MS CLEANED AND BLOCKED IIIII Q Dunn: -vvv --1.`...-- us. -We dc; kinds of ait'er;.'t1:<;ns and repairs . CHARGES PAID , aarter . . ..'...$56l.0O ter ..$653.00 _.-_.__._--_. - _-`rn.r 1 --11 Colborne St., - ,j., 17:` Give `Us a Trial --T'P_hone 441 . $561.00 . . $941.00 . $1038.00 . $489.00 . $577.00 .$624.00 BALSAMEA is n Iyru , compounded {Ion the root of a rare p at. It contains no harmful drug and in pleasant to (aka. . Results guaranteed or money refunded. - _' -_.-_-. Toronto, Ont. 29 Elizabeth St. Page Fiv [ cf 19. av uer Home In `mansnexa. Go to Sunday School" Sundhy vivas ttingly observed in the Methodist Church on Sunday. T M. . mu! M... A u....I:.... ..u-...I_.I LL- nu. mm mm. d. Dla In D0110 R6 au visited Mr, and Mrs. W, J. Davidson on Sunday. II and Ion TA`-\'n Ila-I}..- -_-_}..u.._ `IL! uuuuu 0 Mr.- anfi Mrs. A. Marling attended the funeral of Mrs. Whitesides at Newton Rob- inson on Sunday. v ' uuuuuy . V Mr. _and Mrs. John Marling spenf'Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. John Eldridge. Miss Vera Gilmmlr nnnnt H-an mm-slz_.mI nbe- **&w+%$&&$&%&$&$&&&&&w$w&$ _:? NEWS 1-`Rom NEIGHBORING TOWNSHIPS E Irving Nelson was in the city last week; Mr. and Mrs. King visited at C. Mar- ritt's over the week-end. ll. null `M ... 'I` G.._:A.I. -1 13--.! 'If___I uuy vvwu nu`. mm mm. aoun manage. Miss Vera .G11mour spent the week-end at her home In `Manseld. - IL. ;. o.....x..-. n_L_-nv o,,`,ui Braund s Drug Store BARRIE Examiner advts. are a` fine business tonic Insect Povlreler Blue Stone Hellebore The above is: all fresh stock and we would ad- vise you to purchase now. Am.-.3 uvrr hue wees-enu. Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith of Bond Head W I T\n..!..I..-.. -..: ;a:hul Mr nu-ul `Inn Paris Green . . , . 50 lb. Lead Arsenate . ; 35:: lb. Whale Oil Soap, 25 lb. ' DEADLY DEATH-DEALING INSECT DESTROYERSV age. 8.75 KOREEN Your Hair; Too Thursday, June 1; 1922; 56 ELIZABETI-VI ST, Successful Farming is the Backbone of Buiness is something differentaand innitely better in_ hair tonics-a remedy which contains no oil, grease, coloring matter or alcohol. It is made up of nature s own "ingredients, pro- cured adjacent to Harrison Hot Springs-th_e Pacic Coas-t s annual Mecca of thousands of health-seekers. . A It is. guaranteed to stop fallingvhair andprevent dandruff. V ` A --_._:_ ._-_ _.A.'._ ____ A SALES CO., LIMITED A . 8% Lombard St.,' Toronto` l_ hone Ad. 292 If Your Druggistl Cannot Supply You Write Direct_-$1.50 Postpaid T The natural beauty is there, and can easily be brought out by a little care and the proper treatment regularly administered. c'E:aT. 53.300705?) Lrmer. trs of .3ET.F-$.DA.{ .` CHRISTIE % RIMMER You can submit your ststerneut of assets and liabilities and receive the same considerationin `the hand- ling of your accouiit asgwe extend to other business. _ , The Farmer ireonires `a thanking connection the same as other `husi-` ness men. For this reason we invite_ the Fanner to open an account with Hn `I-mnlr i.?:s?{'n`i'." Farming is a Abusizissn requir- ing study, foresight, common-sense and close application. ' " NATURE'S OWN REMEDY PREPARED AND soLD BY BRANCHES ' BARRIE - ALLAN DALE May be % Beauiill pose `I (Too Lat:a'fo1"_TiL:ast Week) I Miss Laura Lyall. of Grace Hospital, Toronto, and Miss Cora Cole of Toronto! I spent an evening at the form_er's home. .' auu. uuul are `improving nicely. Mrs. Leigh of Hawkestone is visiting [her daughter, Mrs. Jones Emms. I Mr. Burneld of Milton motored up on Sunday to visit his mother here. Mrs. Robert Crawford, who was visit- ing friends in Orillia, has returned home. - Mr,` and Mrs I-'l'iu-L l"nm........ at AA-I---1--~ mg menus In uruua, has returned home. Mr.` and Mrs. Hugh Cameron of Atherley spent the 24th` renewing old lacqu-aintance here. ' `c luuu5 ucr auswr, E1158 E3518 MCAYCDUT. Mrs. Sam Kissick and son Orr returned home from the R. V. Hospital last week and both are `improving nicely. MPS. Lillh nf "nmbnafnnn 3a visitin- I May 30.-Th6mas Crawford i busy saw- ing logs in the village again. MFR. M nrl-nv A` I-Tuuylrantnnn an--5 - `---- 1:15 uuga m we vluuge again. Mrs. Murray of Hawkestone spent a few days with `her sister, Mrs. `Jones Engms. ' Mia M;nn:n IlnAu-I-In... ..t``'D..-..!. -- ~- uays wnn `net sxster, Mrs. `Jones Emms. Miss Mmme McArthur of Barnes is vis- iting her sister, Miss Katie McArthur. ; MPH Rum t(;n:I;n1r on;-I an-u l\--- --l-------` ;uyAu I/MU owyuer 8p0I`ES. ` A number of the_ young folk spent the evening of the 24th at the opening dance at Wasaga. All report a hilarious time. Mrs. F. Richardson is spending a cou- ple of weeks in Toronto. Mrs. Lafrenie spent Sunday, in Elmvale. A few local young people spent Satur- day evening -at Minet __s Point and report a good `time. John Scott has returned from the oity. Mr. and Mrs. W. Richardson spent Sun- day in Midland. The baseball team, The Oaks," has been re-orgenized and is busy practising. vcy .u1 umup nuruen at '11. M. Wllllstol A number of people spent the 24th joying the Stayner sports. T A nnm}\m- nf Han In-sunny Fun"; ..-\....A. ` May .V`\"ilson, Lakeview, baa! purchased a farm at Midhurst. phnnan nuunklin ..u.......l-.l 1.1.- Irr,_,n,- I 0116; ain- puuzumscu a lawn at Mlanurst. Pbonse Coughlin attended the Woodbine races last week. He returned with a new `vnnrlun " I` noticed 9. few week-end visitors: Miss Reta Jacobs of Bahrie at Reeve Wilson's; Miss May `Coughlin of Toronto under the parental roof; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gar- vin of Midhurst at E. Gar-rett s; A. Har- veyof Camp Borden a.t"H. M. Williston s. A nllmhnr nf nnnnln aaunnb LL- 0A4.L __ 0130 `STATION M?!-1.5. GUTHRIE Rev. Prof. J. L. Gilmour of McMaster University will preach in the Big Bay Point Church. (13th line, Innisl), Sun- day, June 4, and `also on June 11, at 11 am. He will also preach in the Belle Ewart Baptist Ch at 7 pm. on the above dates. . 22-23 uugc .uuu nuns INA. The members of the Institute who went ' to Dalston special. summer meeting enjoyed -the afternoon. The speaker for the day, Mrs. Price, gave a splendid address. A very pleasantsocial `hour was spent, as everyone knows the open-hearted hospital- ity of the Dalston friends. uge, roll roll lst Vice-1 res., Mrs. Jory; 2nd Vice-_Pres., Mrs. W. '1`. Partridge; Secy.-Treas. (re- ' elected), Miss E..A. Rix; Asst. Secy.-Treas. (re-elected). Miss Enid Partridge; Direct- ors, Mrs. Jory, Mrs. Ball, Mrs. MaoKay and Mrs. Pratt; Auditors, Mrs. Ball and Mrs. W. T. Partridge; District Director, Mrs. Metcalfe; Programme Committee, Miss Enid Partridge, Mrs. Cantelon, Mrs. Drury, Mrs. MacKay, Mrs. F. W. Part- ridge .and Miss Rix. Tho vnnnnknun l\` 6`-A TnnL:I-Ln .;.L.. _.-..A. May 30.--The annual business meeting and election of officers of the Women s Institute was held at the home of the -president, Mrs. Fred. Partridge. After the business part of the meeting, Rev. W. S. Irwin gave an earnest addres on The Value of Living, which was listened to with -prot by all present. The oicers for the year 1922-23 are as follows :-- Pres. (re-elected), Mrs. Fred Partridge; let Vice-Pres., Mrs. Jory; 2nd Vice-Pres., W '1" Dawfrinnu `Qatar mhnnn I..- `5`.mn`d Mrs. W. Humphrey and son of Aallndale, Harry Pattenden of Barrie and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Pattenden -and family of Stayner were guests at Thomas Patten_dqn s on Sunday. _ . upuuu ouuuuy wwu. LVIISS 1011111115011. _ A Miss Mary McLean is spending a few days in Toronto. Mrs. B. F. Tracy is recovering, though slowly. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McGinnis and child- ren and Misses Anna and Veta McGinnis of Elmvale, Miss Lily Haskett and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hook of Barrie were guests at James Tox1pey s last week. lm: Wr:nH4 -`nan nah.-nuul L. 1.3.. L..__- u cnuuca Lunpeya lash WEEK. Chas. Wright `has returned to his home `after spending some time in the R. V. Hcrtpital. ...;A M... In u.....-L_--. -...I _-,.| uu. m.u.ucu.u may warm. I Mr. and Mrs. A. McKee and children spent Sunday with Miss Tomlinson. man Mnlilr Mn'nnn :1! .-.-......l:_.. .. t.-__ Acauu|u uuu Just; In wlllli. . . V B. Richardson and family of Allandale were guests of E. Richardson s last week. M. Orchard has purchased a car. Quite a number of children attended a party given `by Mrs. E. Richardson in honor of her son -Graydon s first birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins and son Ernest of Toronto spent a. few days with Mrs. Ed. McLe'a.n last week. A Int. .....J u-- 11-11-- --.4 I ! ,I_!I I , May 30i.--Little Murray Pratt `happened with what might have been 9. serious ac- cident a few daysago. When his parents and children were shi-ng the little lad stepped backwards and fell in, his father rescuinghim just in time. I R 'p;nknI-r`:-n'n nnpl ......:l.. at AIl......1..I..I 1.1uu_y. Mr. and Mrs. -Geo. Good of Toronto spent the week-end` at their cottage, which has just been completed, -at Alcona Beach. NJ!` nnr` Mac I431-`lunch and `nvv\:lcv -1` VI`-.. nan Juli uccu uuxuplcutu, -no nxcuua Deucn. Mr. and Mrs. Ledger and family of Tor- onto and Mrs. MoCallum of Detroit` spent Ia couple of days at Alcona Beach; Examiner - 1; been re- uvcluug. nu Juylnusu ll QUUU ume. Mr. and Mrs. L. Guest and Mrs. B. Quantz and" family enjoyeda motor trxp to Newmarket on Saturday. Mmhnl nnk;nann Ran vol-npnnrl Ln..- cu .-nvuuax ncu Uu ouI.u|'uu_y. Miss Mabel Robinson has returned home after spending a few days with friends in Holly. ` MC vnvu-I Mug ('1... IjI\IPl -1 VP......_L- LCUCL upuu5, ruuuuu ulsucu. [ Mxss Irene Martm exitertamed a number of young people at her home on Fnday evening. All reported a good time. ~VM!' nnr` MFR rlnnaf nvu-I Mina D illlo _v Mr. and Mrs. Percy Spring `and son Douglas, Mr. Clarkson, Miss Stinson, and R.ussell_rand Bert Cross motored from Tor- onto to spend Sunday with Mrfand Mrs. Peter Spring, Aicona Beach. Mina TI-nnn Muvfin nvktnpl-niun.-I n .........L....l IIUIIIU '\'l ['\IVlII Ululblllo Innisl S. S. Assocn. convention, Stroud, June 2, afternoon and. evening. Addresses by Rev. F. Sommer of Toronto and others. II-o D. 1'.T...u2l6..... -1.` \T..--........I--A. ____; u_y Lucv. 1'. nuuuucr U1 xuruubu uuu ULIBIB. Mrs. R; Hamilton of Newmarket spent Sun_da.y with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Thomp- SOD, "May 29.--Miss Irone Martin of Toronto spent a.few days at the home of `her par- `ents. Mr. and Mrs. A. Martin. 'r....... qr\m:v\nn 1 . .....I An.--` n_._:_ __._L luuc vvccn-cuu VVII/L! ll'lUllU Ill Ufllll. Misses Lizzie and Fanme Jeffrey and Roy Armstrong and Russell Grant of Bradford motored here and spent Sunday at the home of Alvin Martin. ` `I ___2..l!l G G A_,__,_ A , , n`. S- I runny Lxaus Lu.al.c_y] auu LWV uuuguwre, Mrs. W,,Pue in the West and Rita -at `home; also. two sisters, Mrs. Richard Bell and Mrs; W. T. McMaster and -a brother, Wm. of Brandon. M_an., who was unable to come home for the funeral. The fun- eral, one of the `largest ever seen in this community. took place from the _family residence, lot 27, con. 5, Essa, at 1.30 -p.m.. Sunday. Service was conducted by his pastor. Rev. S. Martin of Angus, who took for his text: Tomorrow is the new moon and thou shalt be missed for thy seat shall -be empty. Fit'ing' tribute was paidto the exemplary character and useful life of the deeeased. Many. a neigh- bor was heard to `remark as he looked on the face of` the departed for the last time. I have lost a good friend." Just how deeply he will be missed in the community only those who knew him and loved him lean fully appreciate. 0|-'. Lvu. uuu. Lulu. -1. auurutu. ' Isaac Spring, Jr., and Albert Davxs spent A the week-end`with friends in Orillia. 'lP.......Z.. manna Y 2...}. ....LI T-l.'...-_- _.__I I1--- I, 1922 Alla JJUIJ, IOIIIE WI7CAo Mr. ,and_-Mrs. W. Stbneham and children spent the 24th with the latter s parents, Mr. and`Mrs. John Dobson. `[3... A....!_- T__I_ 2- __:_:L2____ L,._ A!,L, LSIULIEIJ lull G VIIUIUGI VUIJKIIUIUII JUL 1165171 six weeks, his, case was not entirely hope- less until the last day. But death released him from his suering in spite of all that kind attention and medical skill could do. Born`59 years, 6 months ago, on the farm where his death took place, he was well` known and respected `by young and "old. He wastwice married. his first wife (Min- n:n Mlnirl Lnuiruu 1-HnJ'Q1 Ivnnnn l'll&I\ TJ` LIU Wda UWIUC IIIRIITIUU. LIIB `llfla W118 \J.V1lIl' nie Muir) having. died '31 years ago. Left tn mourn the low of a thoughtful and kind husband and father are his wife (for- merly Kate Maley) and two daughters, Mrs: W pun n H-m Wm} om-I Dion al- "May" 30.-4-Mr. and Mrs. John Jenhettl spent the holiday with Rev. W. S. Irwin .in Dalstpn. ` 1:... 'u...._.. `n--. . . . _ _ _ _.' ____ _:-_u 1.-- . Ill uzuscpn. Mrs. Harry `Donovan, accompanied by her mother and aunt, Mrs. Dennis`, are visiting Mrs; Edwin Smith.` A...:..... 11:11.. 1.... ....-..1........: V- ...;... v.-..-.u `whim. Leslie Tupling of Honywood visit -1 ed with her parents, Mr. and` Mrs. M. M. ` Bell, ' this week. I0 out` on W Q4-'nnnLn-un and nL:IJ...`..l Lille DUI-I 111155 IIULILI `LI\)UU1lo - Miss Annie` Jack I8 visiting her sister, Mrs. D. J. Miller. `James E. Bell and wife of Milton were .hom_e for the funeral of James Sproule; Death of James . Snroulo On Friday night it was learned with deep regret throughout the community that James Sproule. had passed away. Though in a critical condition for nearly air maniac his (Inna ulna nnf anti:-nlu lsmvin, Us U119. IIAIVVIII Dlllllllla` ' . Andrew ` erhas purchased a new Ford MINESING STATION BIGBAY POINT 5%.