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uuvaav nu n ! When one of these res breaks out :there may be no time to save either `live stock or buildings; Alfalfa, clo-`. `vet and hays of succulent nature give I "the `most worry, and they should be` given the most care in curing. When I la mow or stack has become heated,` "there is_a' temptation to stir up the, ihay. Often this is the worst thing} `-I:I_1at_ can be done, experience shows. Admitting air to the hot centre of fermentation may be the very thing i needed to starta re.` Slow combus-5 `tion inside the mow may be detected -"::5y`a peculiar sooty odor or by smokel ;-`liizhat is irritating to the eyes, says one } . uuthority. A few hints on the sub- fjeet from a student of res on the` '5`a_r m fol1ow:- ' ._ ' ! GUARANTEED VULCANIZING i T 7 Clapperton St. EDITORIAL commam __ -___._. _w - ---on \r\aA1Il\\ll4 Fire losses in Canada are averag- ing` a1most.$5,000,000 a month. This | vishigher than in 1921, when the to-;- [tal loss for the year amounted 1:05 i $45,000,000. In view of the serious-3 Vanna A 4-LA ~54-u.-.L:..... 4.1.- r\-...- I .---vs; uu uc LUMIILI \:Ulll.;all!llldl.;('.`(.I. IE1 is the town s duty to know whether an-uninterrupted ow could be secur- ed from the lake in the eventdit is re- ; quired. The re brigade was on the I point of calling for lake water at last; ' Wednesday's re. Nobody `knows , whether the intake and channel is g ` blocked or open. It should be tested. _,,, ____v-- ------ vvr-unnI\ll.lliuI, |' If the town required `water from} ithe lake for fre extinguishing pur-'. }poses, could the water be obtained? `3 Is the channel connecting the bay ` with the town water mains open? Or 1 is it choked with sand?_ `This emer- j` igency connection has never yet been I` used, so far as can be learned. Why- lnot test it out? It might have to be requisitioned any day. What a trag- |edy might follow in the event of ai`. re raging and this emergency water I] S isupply needed and found to be chok- 1 ed. To test it might mean the mains would become lled with. lake water, ! . temporarily, but the lake-water is not i 1 likely to be found contaminated. It i in flat: +l\IIvv\,n Jud... L- 1------ --_L-l` size, of the mow or stack, The cor- ners are 2 by 4's. and the cross pieces ; I 1 by 3's, placed close enough togeth-"1 er to keep the hay from falling through. and blocking the air passage, Diagonal braces are placed in the box -i 1 at intervals to keep-it from collapsing I`! under the weight of the hay. These ventilators are usually placed across` the mow at intervals of seven or eight 1 , feet. In some localities curing fram- j 1 es or tripods are used to hasten cur- ( ing. They keep the hay loose andi , up off the ground so that the -air may lcirculate freely through it. I 3 HOW ABOUT FIRE WATER PIPES; 1,1, 1 A CALL TO FIRE CONTROL `Five Points .. v-v Aswan: av .Lv:.u_y wvlxucluo Since coming to Canada some nine years ago I suffered from stomach trouble, biliousness. headache and constipation. .I tried to rid myself of the trouble in the usual way by consultingthe doctors and taking lax- atives. etc., but found no relief; in fact, the last two years Igwas getting worse. It was certainly becoming discouraging, when aboutthis time a C friend advised me to try Chiroprac- tic, which I did, callingon Dr. Geo. R. Burns, Chiropractor, 66A Vaugh- an Road, Toronto. From the very start-I received benet and only ex- perienced two attacks thereafter," and with only two months adjustments I was made entirely well. It" would olease me if this testimony would be the means of convincing others of the rnerits of Chirop'ractic.'A - i _ ' signed: MRS. L. ASHTON. Witnessed: J. E. Dowden. nun; Ill J.\.ll.l\l vv o 3 In humid regions the danger from] =spontaneous combustion in mows and stacks may be lessenedby `the use of 3. box-like ventilator, a skeleton tube` 12 to 15 inches square and of any! Yelngth desired, depending upon the; Dr. Geo. Burns, Toronto,` Ont. To Whom It May Concern: GI . . n A . .-............ L- n........l.. ._-_.-; __:.. Only seven of the graduating class of Wesleyan University in the United States expect to enter the ministry. This may signifv empty pulpits in the Methodist Church unless women are admitted, or a strong` stimulant offered to induce men to see the grav- ity of the nrospect. But perhaos stimulant is a poor word. Judged from a long report on the subject. there appears tobe _a considerable kick-in the situation, however. f `Barrie s advice to youth ? was the I heading of an editorial in the Globe. No doubt the County Town is follow- .ing' the custom of the Patriarchs to bless the rising generation before! ` nassing off the scene.--Orillia Pac- ket. Barrie. the novelist, might have such a thouvtht in mind, but [when Barrie, the Countv Town. passes oil` the scene, dear little Orillia will have` been gone ages .before. ,[ Hon. M. Doherty s Co-Operative Dairy Products bill has passed the Lcommittee stage in the Ontario Lege , } islature. It provides for a marketing ;.scheme to pool dairy products and !grade them to suit requirements of the market on a scale something sim- I T ilar to `the new hog, grading arrange- :';ment. ' I ..u_\. uuuuc auu uuucx })a.pl'.`l'5 |,uruwu1g' !tyDe ts for fear the British Premier fwill. become contaminated `will do well to give Lloyd George credit for intelligence to edit his own copy. in spite of theirvsuperior. wisdom. Recognizing Hearst as an evil pow- , er at present, Lloyd George may con- fvert him intooa power forgood for }Great Britain in the United .States. } The Globe and other papers throwing Htvnn fe `Fnr `Paar 12w-$4-ink `Dunvmi.-... The two "gentlemen who last week _ offered to bring a shirt factory to Or- `illia fora loan of $20,000 made a similar offer to Barrie on the basis of a $15,000 loan. They evidently` j.s'ized up the two towns in this pro- portion.-Orillia Packet. That s it. exactly. They gured Orillia $5,000} easier than Barrie! . - [ I I . There is talk about a Better Vis- ion Week. That might be ne for the Ontario Legislature, but things look seasonable and nice in the gar- idens and rural district about Barrie las they are. Hon. Mr, Raney has made some new discoveries in politics, but-they are like those made by Columbus, :very rich but barbarous. I TO PROTECT HAY FROM FIRE The time for considering the -`means of protection from spontan- 'eous combustion in hay is now. The g=s`\veet clover cutting is now near at hand. Preventive methods of curing and `storing hay are paramount with the hay-maker. It is known that the "1eating' process begins in mows and stacks by the growth of bacteria in moist hay. 1xn......`. ....... -3 4.L-....` 2..-- L.--_1-_ --_L. 1 With June weddings op the _move,' there may be lots of spooning, but ;marriage will change it to forking over for~Mr.- B. Groom. ' I The radio is not as popular as some people think. The reformers .haven t iyet told what is wrong with it. I . :r1-IE BICYCLE. MENACE RETORT4 IY......!.L_. LL - A _ V _ ----. cw--any:-|\wAn I\I'd I \II\ I Hearing-that the Council is likelyil to order court action for bicycle rid- gers who take to the sidewalks, some of the riders intimate they may beat the Council to it by taking action for bumps sustained from tumbles due `to bad streets. They feel` that the [Councillor who complained lives in a glass house, yet. `he throws stones. Jn other words, there are portions of town streetsiwhere a bike cannot lsafely be ridden over, they say. Whe we get a curfew law for thel ;~parents, there will be some hope for [the children. ' I-V Trusting to the auto horn when ;one should use the brake is one way i of courting mishaps. ` ' crzIRBi3lEA7T1c Bu.musNE_,ss 127 Ascof Ave., Toronto, - April 20, 1.922. D IJI11-vars _CURl:`.D pg; -1 ;: *************;*******;****4 .Miss Katherine Long has bought Fred Smith's property at the corner of Ross Stand Shirley Ave. and is making numerous improvements be.- fore opening it as a rest home for convalescent patients.Ledgemere-on- the-Hill is the name Miss Long has given to her newly acquired property. This enterprise is not new work for Miss Long, she having had a sim- ilar home. called Rest Farm, at Wineld, Illinois. ' NIL- .. _ _ . _ _ ..... . ~ . _ . n.L...1_-J 1.... `IRS... FRED SMITH PROPERTY TO BE USED AS REST HOME I v \/U\4L Anu.u;._y- Judge Wismer reserved his deci- sion on the claim. J. R. Boysvrepre- sented Dr. Dunn and Donald Ross represented Mr. Cadby before the Court.` ' ' .R\-L\all\.lQ&l|Io It was contended that the animal had been kept in Dr. Dunn s stable about six months, and it was argued by counsel for the defendant that Mr. Cadby s claim was Dr. Dunn agreed to let him keep the horse in his stable. He had worked for the veterinary. _ A T...l....\ \IT . u . . . u . ~ . n . ....I L2- .J....1 I In Division Court Tuesday Law-.` yer J. R. Boys represented Dr. J} Dunn, V.S., in a claim for $60 for the keep of a horse belonging to Wm. Cadty, Barrie, and for $5 cash which it was claimed had been lent to the defendant. ' 1 1 .1 . .1 - 1 VETERINARY MAKES CLAIM [N COURT'_ FOR HORSE S BOARD ; 'I'__ I'\'3._,!,!, ,, , ,, ,1 fII,, , ,1, `I 7, , i( I /1 The defendant, his wife and his` brother's wife testied that Miss Ni-I cely was in the Micks home only` three weeks. Mr. Micks declared he; never agreed to pay her anything, and, in fact, she was merely visiting at his house. _ nu Alla ll\I unv- Judgment "was reserved. Alex. Cowan appeared for the p1aintiff_and% J. R. Boys for defendant. Kathleen Nicely of Barrie sued! John Micks of Creemore in Division I Court this week for wages alleged to be due her for a period of six months as a domestic at Micks home. ` ic1RL sues CREEMORE MAN FOR] IWAGES 1-us smrs` ARE NOT DUE` g&%%*$$&*&$**$&&*$*%*&&w& I Classified advts. for the Toronto Globe can be sent through The Ex aminer. Teachers wanted, help want ed, farms for` sale, etc.,. etc. 111:! 'll(OV\a uu Anvuu In the second place, the speaker ; dealt with the way of winning. They ' must choose the best trainer-Jesus, who had run and obtained. , Then they must accept the trainer's discip- line. Four things are required: 1st. a subjected body (under control); 2nd. and educated mind, meaning thereby . mind trained to see things as they" really are; 3rd, a pure heart, impurity means obscured vision and a body .out of control; 4th, a surren- dered life--there must be concentra- tion upon one main object. uuu J unug uuuouu `.5. uux. u-a-:;. ` Taking for his subject, In To 7Win, Mr. Brown applied the text to the race of life. Boys had no choice [-they had to run it. They might ; choose, however, how they should run fit. By the characters they are mak- gigg now they are putting -material I into the building of life [in which they have to live. - -1 1 .u Rev. Geo. A. Brown preached to 4 them a very appropriate and interest- `ing sermon from the text, ASo run] `that ye may obtain (1 Cor. 9:24). ! 'Fn1.:.-..-.. A. l..-:.. ....1..:....4. T... In- `xvii 0 \.JuuLv1A. V - i The Cadets held their rst church `parade last Sunday night, when they, to the number of about seventy-ve, attended divine service in St. And-. 1-ev'v s Church. .. ...l | CAIDETS AT CHURCH I 1 I ' The Wesleyan Church which for !forty years stood at Cherry Creek has been sold to Mrs. Thos. O'Brien and moved north to the top of the .,adjacent hill. It will be converted `into 9| Hixrn"1'nn- ON EASY TERMS Be comfortable. Don t roast over a coal or wood stove in the hot weather. ,`a\A. u-vyu u A1111- into a dwelling. Bran_d s Drug Store SEED A BUCKWHEAT Paris Green . . . . 50c lb. Lead Arsenate . .' 35 lb. Whale Oil Soap, 25c lb. ' Insect Powder Blue Stone Hellebore The above is all fresh stock and we would ad - vise you to purchase now. DEADLY DEATH-DEALING INSECT DESTROYERS 56 ELIZABETH ST. 9? J.LIVvl.I\- . which will sale. tlmrv auction un the hour n: Inn, in M10 of Simcm`. eer. the in T .;. _,.._,, UNI!-LIL POV\'lIR.\ _,L2,L ,.,Ill concession County of : 8Cl'CS Il1()l'(? mL_ ..L. . Incl CUM I The pm} Subject to : TER.\1S~ L- L- ,, Clean Silver-HLV111 Buck- wheat....$l.10_ per bus; to be paid 1.- ance to bar ~ after. For furtha auxca nun L The :1h::;\.' to be good able house` ' thereon. 7'l"L_ ,__,__ s1J~"fx'{.: Admission M0ne_\' (H Automoln All As Canadian Entry" 11: t"rn `Horse We carry in stock various kind 'of Tire Accuwes. Special this week, 40 size Box patching material 15 box I 2.15 pac 2.20 pa: 2.30 pac Named r ~W}1'i'gl*`n.:_: d0nato( Athlet GOOD or VALU IN TH Hm'.<-5 Free cart Phone Enjoy comfort costs v the in PLUME "Kn" Hal Phone 195 ` parfi som If V moi; Thu` Satq PEI Faye Five Mcxnz` & McDONALD