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Notice is hereby given that a hy-law was passed by the poun- cil of the Municipal Corporation of the Township of Vespra on the /nth day of February, 1915, Broviding for the issue of de- ontures to the amount of $8,- 750.00, for the purpose of de- fraying the cost of construction and installation of a telephone system in the township and ex- tensions thereto known as the Vespra Munici al Telephone Sys- tem," and tha such by-law was registered in the registry olce for the County of Simcoe, in the Town of Barrie, on the lath day of February. 1915'. _ An motion to quash or set aside he same or any art thereof must he made wit in three months after the first publication of his not- icfti. and cannot be made there- er! I\-Lggl IL- All. A-.. -1 I-I___- Physical! and Mentally Worn Out- ells How Nervous ' and Crying Spells were Ended by Vinol. Particulars from C.P.R. Agonto. or writo M. G. hlngly. D.P.A. Toronto. Vin Lulu Ontario Shore Lino Fut time to Whitby. Oshawa, Bowmanvillo, Port Hopi, Cobourg. Bollovillo, Trenton. etc. TORONTO MONTREAL OTTAWA F reckle=-Face CABIN AND THIRD CLASS ONLY _---..-. -....---, 7-.., - .o.o -.' `van 1 u A ly local agents for full vulan. or Calnp`a,:y`I Oice, 118 Not:-c Dune W.. Manual A K ' Twin-Screw From Portland - Halifax S.S. Nurthlaml - Mar. 13 Mar. 14 S.S. Southland - Mar. 26 Mar. 27 S.S. Northland - Apr; 10 Apr. 11 S.S. Southland - Apt. 24 Apr. 25 Rates: Cabin, 855; Third, $33.75 A __I.. I_.._I ...._...n.. 12... l`..II _'__. ,,, PoI_'t|and-Ha|Ifax-Liverpool J1_s_: _Arnol_d A number of Valuable Farm: and Town Properties for Sate on the moat reason able terms. BANK OF TORONTO BUILDING BA RRIE TOWNSHIP OF VIIPIA. R. J. Fletcher, Agent. Barrie Improved Service pin `" '-I III.-Maurice Martin, Frank Cowan, Bowman Allen, Sadie Al- Jr. III.--Leamer Lookhart. Willie Reid, Lena Graham. II II. nnuivrrlnin `mIn`|`Q "Sr. IV.-Besie Connel, Frank Rees. 0.. `II? II'.....:.. `II-..A:._ I-.1_-_1_ JVLIII IO uayleu uuu. Primer (c-)-Ellen Sallows, Bobby Potter, George Lawson, lMarven Hopkins. Average attendance for month, n1. J uuu. Primer ,(b)-Gar!ield Sallows, Edna Sallows, Mary Potter, Jim- mie Hopkins, Clarence Tucker, Marie Capistrand. Dnirnnn In\ Wllnn 0-11...- 30:` Fir'e & Life Insurance Agent w1"`1"`i`x`r,1e?m(uau) -`:'IrIoward Hopkins Lloyd King, Annie Potter, Ceci gugghinson, Rix Stewart, Verne 0 . II.\ I`I-_.D:-I. n-II____, II.-Philip flopkins, Aber- deen Todd, Harve Stewart, Lor- etta Capistrand, ohnny Lawson. Q!` l_...\X7HHn Tnnyann Illnn cbua uuplalwclllu, uuuuuy LIIWHUII. Sr. I.--Willie Lawson, Milton Gill, Johnny Tucker, Clara Gill, Beirimje Connors. ' /-\ vt-__-_.n I-1--#L2,-, w`1l':"`.'--Elgin King, Orval Cal- hogn. . 1'1 T\I__'I_'.. v'v--u,-, -wvvjuu 1.`- School report for month of February. Sr. IV.o-Et'cil Todd, Lloyd Gill. Sr. _III.-Russel Todd, Gladys Hopkins, Malcolm MacKa.y, Ella Calhoun, Elsie Gregory. JP 1" jvnlnxn inn: Tlnnn ucuuuuu, JJJIBIU KIIUQ '3'. U1 Jr. III.--Velma King, Stewart, Curtis Coulson, Calhoun. 0.. 1! 1111...`. r7:__ IRAN, vuuu nruu, uuuu urllulllu. Sr. II.--OIonr Bowman, Arvilla PUUTYII 'Monthly report 8.8. 15, Innis- E. M. BROOKS, Teacher. uu uuu Wlll Uall yuu J1 UUAIU-1dUU Simply get an ounce of othine, double strength, from your drug- gist, and a few appllcations should show you how easy it is to rid yourself of freckles and get a beautiful com lexion. The sun and winds of ebruary and March have a strong tendency to bring out freckles, and as a result more othine is sold in these months. Be sure to ask for the double strength othine, as this is sold under guarantee of money back if it fails to remove the freckles. vu-ou auvauvutvuu auuuuu. When the Federal Government promised to connect British Columbia ` made easier in many ways by the. attempts at exploration previously made, adaptability relative to railway construction. Q1!` Wllllnm Van KIA:-an I --A aa_-4|_--..- __x -- uu-ya-uuu.; uautuvv LU runway COUSETUCIIOU. Sir William Van Horne. Lord Strathcono. and their associates, had sting on a certain date. and on November 7. 1885, the last spike was dri timber camps or the Pacic Coast. wuolnlvillllrtllllv UUBUCUIUU `u Uuuuru Seven years later the Hudson : Bay Company amalgama to Fort Vancouver. Sir George Simpson (then Mr.) was sent 0 people at the posts in general. he wore a. high silk hat. Pipers visit momentous indeed. 1171.-.. 4.1.- uI-.a-..-u n-__-__." ,7 - ......... -vnvu .. vvvau vvvr wuuu want tor the plow or those who will Toward`: the latter end of the geventeenth century Alexander Mackenzie, for the Northwest Fur Company, was driving hla way through the mountain: to the Coast. Intrepid fur-trading explorers with 1 After Mackenzie came David Thompgon, and Simon Fraser, aent out by the same energetic "Nor wester` now used by the Canadian Pacic. and discovered the Columbia River. Simon Fraser reached the waters aurmountable obstacles and endured every hardship and privation to accomplish his purpose. GA-A-u ..--__ I-A-_. AL, I! I STURO E0!` IAY Ileen Eliza _v- vvo uuvvvuu L` Ill vay to Intrepi`(iiur-tradi-nvg explorers their French-Canadian and Indian companions followed ld same wester" ;Fur Company. ;I`hompson crossed the Rockies by the waters of the Pacific via the Fraser River in 1806. Fraser em purpose. a Hudson's amalgamated with the Northwest Company under the name of the former and transferred the fort and traa orxe Simpson (then Mr.) was sent out to Insane:-t n... .....a..... u......-._._ ..__ ,.-_-,o_ . . - ._."V. V - V. - - u-vs w, u u v u I I w I I II ; Sr. IV.-Mary Spencer, Clau-; dine Jamieson, Harold O'Dell,, Brock Jamieson, Cecil Ferrier, Elmer Hunter, Lizzie Beelby, Hlafryhdams. Q A - A -.. IV-.. . Report for O. 8. try nuuxua. uJr. IV.--`Charles Spencer, Gen-I eviave J amieson. `II ! n.......:. 1t-rr____:- Do you know how easy it is to` remove those ugly spots so that no one will call you freckle-face? QI'lY|I'\`l1 n` nn l'\II"IlIl\ rx-P r\\:w\t\ .IJUIJ3Ullo uur. I.-Verna Stone, Olive Wallwin, Ewart. Carson, Alice Patterson. 81'. Primer-Allan Pratt. ! Jr. Primer-- Freddie Ford,; Beatrice Wallwin, Dalton Pat-3 terson. I` n _ __ _ i Jr. II.-Agnes Murphy, Annie Groves, Joseph Patterson, Wil- frid Murphy, Dolly Yard, Wil- bug Doh'son. 11-....- 01-..- I\l!_,, IJUVVlllGlla 1 Jr. IV.-HaroKd McDonald, Wellington Dobson, Earl Switz- er, Edna Carson, Redvers Dobson Sr, lII.-Belinda Murphy. Jr. III.--Lil.lian `Edwards, Bob- byQPrat,' Alv11:`n Switzer. lInI`\.--...l.I l l(3|1|1 IIIVIII. IJVVIULUIR W81`. Ii.- Eugene McDonald, Kennegg Kidman. Lp.......... `Il--_..L-- A_;3_ Report of 8. 8. _IIo. 5. Vospra. February. Sr. IV.-Ethel Pratt. Viola Murphy, Walter Wallwin, Alice Boyvman. I `I7 I'I..-.-I/.I Il-r\-,,_I,l V I.-i3arl Younger, Clarence | Allen, Elsie Alpin. 0959. J-'J\I'V(II~Ll LVIKJIJI Co Jr. II,--Russel Lockhart, Mary Algin, I;3dward Dawson. Tnhn nuvnn `YA-can kJ.I.u Wice. T-. 1 Lockhart, Reita Walt, Marian Reid, Edward Mooi-e. Tn 'I'l' I).`.-unnl `I nn1.I......l Il'....-- V IU VU II GIIIIUUUIL Sr. III.-Reggie McKnzie, Now In the Tlmo to Get Rld of Those Ugly spots. JILL, JJUVVGILI IJGVVDUIL Br. I.--John Cowan, Verna C. Currie, Teacher. I No. 9, lnnlsl.; with the other provinces by rail Sir Sanford Fleming was sent out to locate the line and his work 3 nrevinmalv math `in: I.---1.. 1.. n... --s.--- -4 - - -- -- - - - ' 8. 8. Ilo. 9, Ban. Public School report for Feb. Names are arranged in order of me`1;1t. I:!-__:-_ `I_I._ AA- I UUULo M SE. II.;FHaz\el Peacock, Norman - c aug m. I Jr. II.-Vera Knapp, Ruby gvcarrson (a). 'DrV|vv\A I`:-mug:-us`-:13... l"`I-_---_ uuu Duu \ a ) i I.-Emmtt Coughlin, Clarence `Carson (a). U Llal. UUII \ |`Jr. N.-o1?r Wilson, Wilson Knapp. I III "nAnlnnn (`l\IIrn`\`:du `I A I 1811? PP- : III.-Madeleine Coughlin. Le- ona Coughlin, Luella Wilson, ; Duncan ` McIntosh, Willie Pea- gcock. G- 11 1t__-n -n_---_I iv, ___--------- an-pg.-.-, gvovoooouvnovoay clue There are many over-worked, tired- out careworn, nervous women in this vicini who need the strengthening tissue uildin , and vitslizing effects of Vinol, our de icious cod liver and iron tonic, and so sure are we that it will . build them up and make them strong that we offer to return their money_ If it fails to benet. Following is -the report of the. Anten Mills school for the month of"FebruaryR:`_ "J H v_u_ UL--V vs - U1 1. 1 U1}! v.-Kathl'een McLaughlin, Reta Hamilton. Sr. IV.-Eva McLaugh1in_,Ste1la McLaughlin, Frank Coughlln, El- sie Carson (a). Tn `RT nuurnn 117:1--- 117:1--- unuuja Jxlnn, IJUJ nuaula. I.--Carl Burns, Russel Rainey, Elmer Ayerst, George Spencer, Eddie Beglbx; `I'IY`I'\`l'\ 'lYn.-...l.. .. 1 ulluu asuxtucl o Jr. lI.-J0el Thompson, Har- old Ayerst, Elvin Pearson, Haughton Beelby, Herb Burns, Gladys Kirk, Roy Adams. I 1:091-I Flu:-nu Dnannl Dninnu E11150 UJyr. III.-Beverley Burns,Ewart Burns. C1... I ? 117:I_.__ rnL , 1-II , rence Hunter. 1". 1' JJLLI I150 Sr. II.-Wilma Thompson, El- sie Rainey, Mildred Henry, Gor- don Henry, Rob Spencer, Tor-l I ?I\/-` 7'l1L__.-4_- 7 T7 Bob Ayot, Jim Wilson, Viney. Hopkins. f In III D(\1vnvn`nu- `l).-....... `hI_.__L 'V.'-'-Eunice Mcmaster. I ; 2, was largely in the nature of a systematic exploration bea ILJ KIDD, Teacher. Vluol is a delicious fropnntian of the oxtract of cod liver 0! and poptomte of Iron and contains no oil. , Herbert G. Robe:-ts0n,, Druggist, Barrie, Ont. ANTEN MILLS l his work, although bearing on the pussibiiitiea of the country and its I19` IIICIJIIQ ' ` A second death occurred at the house of refuge on '1_`uesday, Al- exander Hunter passing away_at 10 p.m. Deceased came to the In-. stitution from Barrie hospital about a month ago, where he had been undergoing treatment for cancer of the stomach. His case being pronounced incurable. he was sent here. He suffered great- ly from the disease, but ever):- thing possible was done to allevi- ate his suering till his release by death. He was 71 years of age.-Beeton World. Deaths at count I-louse. Joseph Middlebroo died at the house of refuge on Tuesday of heart failure. He had been in the institution only about three weeks and came here from the' township of Sunnidale. His re- mains were taken by G.T.R. to New Lowell on Wednesday for in- terfnent. .._-__.I _`l__AI_ -_-,. W, IJUI LIICIUDLG. Primer-Ella Elphick, Clarence Smith. TI\TT`l? A Il"IDI fl`! - - _L , , u:.u\Juuu, C ual. | Jr. III.--:.Hazel H_igginson, May Elphick, Frank Hlgginson, Ran- ldolph Harris, Vera Ellis. Qn II Unln... D,...n....I-u- 11: uulpu Llallla, V .l.`JlIlD. C111 Sr. II.--Helen Berthelotte, Vi- ola Rachar, Harry Marsden equal. J1`. II A.--_-Alice Smith, Gladys Higginson, Mabel Truax: In 11 D v....I:.. n........ 117:! I .L.I.1D5I1lOUl.lu l.--Nelson Harris, Lloyd Rachar, Russell Elphick, Clara Begtrgelotte. nn_ -nnAn__~--L nu . , , , -- I IJIIBBIIIDVJH, LVIGUUI l.1'UU.L. Jr. II. B.-Verlie Harms, VVil-' bert _McCann. Olive Miller, Jean Hiiggmson. 1\TnInn.. `l"I ........:.. `I I----J Jr. IV.--Eugene Smith, Claude .:Car-ruthers, Leo Berthelotte, Roy_ Mccann, equal. 1 I In 11! U.-...nI n:......:....,.... It--- Real Estate and Money to Loan Prench-Canadian in quick succession. Kicking Horse Pasi, a River in encountered almost un- JOHN AMES, Teacher. s to build the Canadian Pacmc that they would have trains aper- tradinz posts of the Hudson : Bay Cmnpany with the gold a: d trading post at Astoria deeply impress the factors of the Company and the Se[tin2" 8nd in making: fhn l\l\hI |: \" -e` `-5- CASTOR IA Forlnhntuandchildron. The Kill You Hag Always Bought ---...--4 u-nu gnu occasion of his Monmouth, Ill.:-l was weak, worn- out and nervous. I had no appetite and was etting so thin and discouraged one ay I Just broke down and crie when a friend came in and asked me what was the matter. I told of my condition and how nothing I took seemed to do me any ood.. Vinol was suggested. I got a bot e and before it was half gone I could eat and sleep well. I continued its use and now my friends say I look ten years younger, and I am well, healthy and strong. I wish I could induce every tired-out, worn-out. nervous woman to take Vinol.-Mrs. HARRIET GALE, Monmouth, Ill. vm..-..- _..- ..._..-- ----- -m-