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29`,-1922 Rev. T. Douglas performed the peremony and Mr. Reg. and Miss Mossie Furlong of Barrie were pre- sent as witnesses. ` V 1 1I',.A| jm&m&&&&&$w&&a&g uuu. 1' . Luuul Lu: I HOBEIVC T 95"`: P W T $wwmmw$mwmmaw%&a John Robinson is Aagain seriously ill. Mrs. Rowat is once `more -able to be around.` / 'll:__ ru1,,I -n I I . . - - B0110 Go vvlvnlvouwn The bride wore a navy-blue `trico- tine travelling suit` and a small red French hat. Mr. and Mrs. Walls left immediately for their home on Brock Ave., Toronto. ' This morning it was ascertained that there were some inaccuracies in the report of the public school pro- motion exams as prepared for pub- lication. It was therefore decided to hold them over till next week in order . that they be complete and accurate when they appear. TTTTTTT TTTTTTT L OOKSTOWN Gan F Wmnmnuxn 'Pnnrnnanl.ol>iun , :--uw-nuvni as " '1` DK Geo. F. Thompson, Representative E mmmmmmmm mmmmmmmm I. LIUJJIIID .l' IDXIUIH Leeson McGowan of Toronto is holiday- .-ing at his home here. M - n...-! `M..- n D \:-n__1j-_ 4*4*" 3; HY. LITSTER nieson Cor. Collier gnd Clapperton Sta. wmu Yours ufdr better local service THE HOUSE `OF QUALITY PROMOTION EXAMS Katie, June 27, 1922. THE BARRIE EXAMINER T -IOIOIOX<<>IOI~9IOI< >X0I0I4~F>I0X0X0I- M13, McPherson is vfiting in Mzinipoulin Island. ` Oscar Mitchell of Toronto spent Tusday wigh his mother. . -'I Il -Il _'__-_ .1 ID___,., _ n I uaya Ill IUWII l:l.lE'WGUl. ` . L. Lawrence was home from Gravenhurst for several days this week. (inn .qlIIlII!l\III T. :3 gu.a-.;':n.. L3- L-I2 vuuu nu u10ll_lBl'. . S. `J; McMor1-an of Toronto spent a few days in town tlikweek. VI _ T,.....'......... ....... L.._..- r_._`n___.__v_.___. 331: `nu scvcuu uuya MD! WUUE. Geo. Seymour, Jr., is spending his holi- days with relatives in Belleville. I.`.....l. uT..Il.:....l.I..._ L-.. ..---__1 1:; 2__.:n- uuya wn-u Icxublva ux DCUEVJHB. Frank Walkinsaw has moved his family from Toronto to Grmberland St. ` "C... `INA-.. 'IT_:_KA. __._4. _ Z__ _I.___ -,2AL >I<>I<>B>I4>F >F| >IE>I0I0X0XKg uuxu .lu1uuI:U H)! U lull 01:. Miss Dora Knight spent a few days with relatives in Longvford Mills this week. - R 12 Winds um-I ......:l.. 3...... :....4 .. unnuvw Lu Lmugluru uuua um: WEEK. S. B. Hindis and family have just re- .turned from a motor trip to Mount Forest. Mrs. J. H. Kmrpp spent Sunday in North Bay with. her sister, Mrs. Chas. Brunton. Mr. and Mrs. R} McGiIl motored to Tor: onto to visit relhtivis there over the week- end. I`... `IV I` T'P,AA 1 , I, , , `II I aI `daughter: Mrs. Hamilton, for the lutter s Wifs. Hastings left last week with herl home in Vancouver, to pay .3 visit to her. manna Ii`:-I-no E`:-agar an:-I "`v1u.n':n `D. -uu.l-.m- l7lIU- Mrs. W. I. Watt has been ill for the past 'ten dhyse with a bad attack of lum- "\I'I LIIIAIIC` III; VDIJWUUVUI, IIU '5 VIDIII IIU MCI: Misses Edna Fraser and Drucilla Poucher leave on Monday to take a summer course in physical training at Toronto University. ur ('2 0.43.. 1.... 1.....- ..........'a..A u... ...... ill PIIJISIIJBI ldlllllls Bl! l\IlUlIU\ \JlllVUlUlUJu W. G. Cadby has been awarded the con- tract forcarrying the mail on'R. R. No. 1, Allandale. The pay is said to be $1000 ;o`bserved next_Sunday.morning in the Pres- byterian Church`. A preparatory and bap- Itismal service; will be held on Friday at 8 S2:-itment of the Lord's Supper will be V See next week's paper for full list .. Sale at 1 p.m. _ W. A. McCONKEY, Auctioneer The following men of the G.T.R. Shop and Car Department, Allandale, have pass- ed successful examinations in the St. John ' Ambulance First Aid, wi`h Wm. Armstrong ' as instructor, under the supervision of Dr. Tux-nbull:-' Bar to the Medallion-W. Armstrong. Mednllion-W. R. Neilly. . Second Certicate--F. Gill, 0. Hobley, W. G. Wardman, L. Summers. , n l\,,,A!l`,,A, "I'IL,_ II _A,,, E! 'II,,, Y Li. VV uxuunau, ll: Uuuuuclo. ` 'i*`irst Certicate-Thos. Mayes. E. Bur- gess. J. Armstrong, L. Arnold, J. Stimson, Jr. - M Burton 'Avef hiethndist Church The Sunday School held an enjoyable lpicnic at Minet s Point, Thumday after- noon; ` Ti... 0 `II -___.`I `ll..- `l1__-L _._- _.-_L-._`._._ Wigw/. S. M. and Mrs. Beach are motoring this week to their cottage near Port Carl- IlUlo UIIIIIUIBIJUU. Union services with Essa -Rd. Presbyter- ian Church will -begin July 9. Rev. W. J. Watt will be in charge during July and Rev. S. M. Beach in August. The morning service for July will be held in the Meth- odist Church and the evening service in the Presbyterian Church. msliext Sunday, July 2, Rev. L.-W. Leg- gott of Collingwood will preach morning and evening. A"f`-|l\IIlI`I `Ln lunar A` Qnntinu Qnknni Inna EH CVC|.ll.|l5o Although the hour of Sunday School has been changed to 10 a.m., the interest 11 not diminishqd. ' Y1`__3-A _,._._,,___ Ant 1-.\___ 15.1 1-\_-_L __;.__ BISHOP INDUCTS REV. R. MELVILLE [AS RECTOR OF ST. GEORGE S CHURCH` Rev. Roy Melville was inducted as the rector of St. George's Church, Allandale, by the Lord Bishop of Toronto on Tuesday evening, June 27. The service was very in1pre.=`si\rc and the church was well lled with members of the congregation and friends of St. George's. I111!!!` B1-1101 0 .....--.. -- Rev. E. B: Taylor of Uxbridge, a former rector of St. George e. opened the service with the Even Song. Rev. A. R. Beverley of Trinity Church took the rst part of the induction, and the institution was read by Right Reverend J. F. Sweeney. Lord Bish- op of Toronto; the mandate of induction by Rev. T. G. Wallace- of St. Stephen's, Toronto. asisted =by Rural Dean Bourne of Penetang. The keys and the books of the church were handed over to the new rector by Wardens Knight and Hogan. Rev. C. F. Pashler of Toronto and Mr. Lightbourne of Shanty.Bay also assisted at the service. PIVL- 9 I .' I - I I 1 .1 New Milkers and ` Sphgers .. V\/.QVIC-VJ ...--J v-O-vv vvvunuvv-A vur vuv uvavnvva The induction -procession included the clergy, led by the Lord Bishop, and the Wardens. - In - the induction sermon, Rev. T. G. Wallace pointed out that the service CLOTHING INvIsIB1.I-: BRACES ........... ., .... .. soc KANT COLLARS ...... .. 35 LINTERWOVEN SILK HOSE $1.25 C01)Se_`rv ave and young men s medium and dark grey Tweeds and Worsteds, regular price $35.00 and $38.00, on .4- 1 . ..-J. (an an A Great Showing for Monday-Tuesday Favorites with rnothers and boys as well, they ve. all the style features boys like in their suits; and for wear they re unexcelled; bloomers full lined and nished with governor fastenings. Real value ............. .............................. ........... .. $8.50 3'] Braund s Drug Store SPECIAL surrs, $22.50 MONDAY - TUESDAY ONLY Pass First 4 Aid Exains. STEPHENS BOYS BLOOMER surrs, $3.50 BLUEBIRD PLAY SUITS, $1.39 was an effort to `impress the` sacredness of -the new relationship which had jtBt been created. In days gone by the clergyman wm often the only" educatedrman in the community, and was very important cn that account. Today, in the time of spec- ialization and higher education, the parts played by the early clergyman become branches by themselves; social service, for example. Thus -many people conclude that the. clergyman's sphere of inuence `B be- comingrsmaller and that the activity of the Church is declining. On the other hand, the more divisions arise in 'a com- munity through specialization, the greater the need of the unifying inuence of the Church. The Church is a common platform for the varying elements of a community. The Church has still a great work to do in bringing harmony inn) industrial and international circles, where religious differ- ences are a basis for much of the strife 51...; .......a.... 11:--- .I:.a.'-_.._.. __~n L- 1-- cuuca use 6 UIIBIB 101' uunru in H1! Borne that exists. Minor dierenea will be for- gotten when a_ great goal is in the eyes of all, and this is the note that the clergy- men must strike. The kingdom of God is the great objective. The leadership of the clergyman must have in civic aspect and he must express the conscience of the com- munity -in public affairs. Above all. his work must be moral and spiritual, although the other sides of life are necessary. It is a great pity nowadays that the young peo- ple demand so much amusement as the price of their activity in church work. The clergyman is first` and always the ambassa- dor of Jesus Christ, and it is on His prin- ciples that the world can be reconstructed, and it is His indenable spirit that is the secret of leadership in every parish. an 1- 1.1:: U I,,,,I LL_ _,__.__44- _..2LL Itvv-vv \ll .v..u........-r ... ......-_, r--_,_ The Lord` Bishop closed the service with a few impressive words to the rector and to the congregation, saying that a new stream of" inuence would emanate from the clergy to the congregation and that the congregation would also inuence the rec- tor, because no man liveth to himself. -I___ 7-9- I. _. -Congregational social entertainment` next Tuesday night at 8 o clock. Program by Toronto talent; ice cream sewed after- wards. 260 This coming Sunday is commencement of union services. Rev. G. H. Knighton will speak at the following places, Sunday July 2 :- Crown Hill, in Methodist Church, 11 a.m.; Edgar Congregational.Church, 3 ~p.m.; Dalston Methodist Church, 7 p.m. Every Tuesday afternoon, cream bought for cash at ~Fisher a Thornton store. Get 8 08.11. oun Assonmzm or BA1'H_lNG'_ OAP DELIGHTS ALL WHO SEE THEM. THEY ARE OF BEST QUALITY RUBBER +- IN ALL` coLons '-- ALL rnssu STOCK - PRICES TO SUIT ALL, RANGING FROM 25 cents to 32.00% The -Masons oi Cookstown and Thornton Lodges will worship at the Townline Church on Sabbath next. Rev. Dr. Byrnes ofaBar- rie will preach. I! -Iln `II 31' Yu,,, ,,, JII `L, i_ Special! Special! `Mia Ramsay will be in Thornton on Tuesday at moon and even- ing with millinery of all ' (is at bargain prices. This is positively the last call this an aunt` MoQUAY--SRIGLEY-At the Parsonage; Burton Ave., Tuesday`, June 27, 1922, Mix Alberta Srigley of Holly and Albert |Il..l\uou A` T1111 lllli IIIUUIIID 3.71161 Mcquay of Ivy. _29l(YIulcaster Street Linoleum and Congoleum RlIg THORNTON A. E. SMITH wgkx SHIRTS .......................... .. We consider it a -plenum ti: show these calls. J ' SHIRTS ........ B. v. D33, Foryth make .......... .. : We have all prices and all qualities of Serge; we can save you $10.00 to $15.- 00. " Come and see our stock. BLUE sagas surrs $22.50, $30.00, $35.00 E CHOICEST E, spam LAMB If you :.wan1:' something particularly dhiectable try some. of this. spring deffcacy. L M. J- BRENNAN If you want to avoid cooking; during hot wea- ther, try our -- A large assortmenl fo choose from. These are Gold Seal and Maple Leaf Brands and No. 1 quality, in some very popular de- signs at` reasonable prices. lI!\l\ Anni:-I-`I--1;` is:----u Aiso AN u1>:ro.i)ATt STOCK or Eynuxruna SATURDAY, JULY lst, IS A HOLIDAY. `Buy enough Friday to last till Monday and ' ELECTRICIAN 28 William St., Allandale Phone 993 Repairs reasonably executed, xtures sold, Vacuum cleaner to rent. Estimates for wiring free. `Qur students are accepting good positions every week. HARD TIMES do not affect the thoroughly trained; they are always in demand. Individual Inatruction Barrie Business College Enter now. H. A. Henry, Prop. HOME-MADE COOKED` MEATS RESULTS COUNT A. E. TSUTCLIFFE CHOKE HAMS PICNE PARTIES - FURNISHINGS ROY L. JAY DUNLOP s1`. PHONE 51 ........... $1_19 Page Thirteen_ for `Phone: 535 $1.29 Thursday, June 29,1922 l Spruce, Poplar _I Fresh . Fruit, Groceries, Neilson s Chocolates. Fresh Dates, 2 lbs. 25. AUCTION SALE 6F CA'l'l'LI-I On Saturday, July;8 At Martin ; Yards, Barrie: 19 coon cows Preserving Cherries will be herein a few days. KO REE J Mixed Fany Biscuits, _ 25c lb. Ginger Snaps, 20c lb. For nmlmc cm DON T FORGET particulars y, distance- " of what. take out,. PHONE NO. 18 '56 El;.-IZABETH 's1'.` PAINT PAINT % PAINT Pints 50 Quarts 90 1/4-Gal. $1.75 P.S:--Shopl early this week, as Saturday is. a holiday and store will be closed. ' We have just received a newishipment of Snag-Proof Overalls, black, blue and stripe, T T $1.60 pair A safe prepafation, entirely free from oil, grease, coloring matter or alcohol, that quickly and thoroughly relieves clanclru and prevents the hair from n.`_ __A__.."_`._._ _;:.!-l_ ___ _,,_ ---fOl'-V-' Your Scalp vvnnww bun`! IIIQII IIIIIII your"drug ist. or write [musta- IYFIVLI A - TTTTTTT 2 PER5NJ+@ ' Mrs. `Sinclair of Toronto `was the. guest of Mrs. Byron King this week. Mrs. and.Miss Saunders of Ottawa gre visiting Mrs. J..H. Wilson, DIE. ' . Miss Mildred Allward of Toronto spent the week-end with Miss F. War- ren, Mary St. ' ~ ? 11:..- I ....:,. n..:.-.1m'n in nil-9125331117 at xwynoxus anu Llilcllua, uasxtc. Mrs. James Milbee of Hamilton, has been visiting friends and relatives in town during the past week. 1:... In In nr:I-.... -4 'l"ns-nnn fa ten, lllllfy cu. _ _ ~ Miss Lucie Quinlan is presiding at departmental examinations at Rock- land High School. A `II:...... II... Tn1rna'n` Qfnr units, nngu ouuvvx. Miss Mary Joyce` of Star City, Sask., is `visiting with Mrs. ~ Murray Reynolds and friends, Barrie. It__ 1-...-- 11:11.... A! Harv-u+nn In DOWII uuuug ulc puau w-cc. Mrs. W, T. Wilson of Toronto is_ spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs..James Cheesman. . x LII ,, _n rn-_.a. 11791:... L. HIT. unu U113. ' UGIIICB Ullccnlanunna Albert Speers of. Fort Williaxii is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Speers, for a few days. In-.. nu..- ad-.......u Incl Ina} "Q91-.nr- James apeers, 10: as Lcw uuya. Miss Olive Storey left last Satur- day to spend a month with her sister, Mrs. C. F. Moreten, in4Midland. In__ An... 'a....:-.....L ....4-....-uni Gnu of peeled livery this inter. ements. on peeled and f 17 cords l.V11'B. U. 1`. n1Uu=u;u, xu41.u.nuu:uu. Miss Olive `Sarjeant returned for the vacation on Sunday night from Macdonald Hall, 0.A.C., Guelph. ` c up: 43 .W8I{. Mrs. C..F. Moreton of Midland has returned home after spen ding.a week with her mother`, Mrs. Wm. Storey,_ 12 Worsley street. `ll - I`|1...J-.....\.I KI Dnvnnnvn 'IK~'|qc _ Miss Elgcza-(>11-- an'l]'_!Iii;s'ZIvTr1ig`17'am of Ovenden left on Friday to spend the holidays with friends in England. - up 1-. I,I3-,_ ____| K` I In &&$$*m&x&&$&a&$m| vnnv lI\lDI\~vUJn: VVCC- ..-_-..-_... Mr. and Mrs. Oscar PaHd;so:1 and two children of Creemore, visited Mr. and Mrs. `W. J. Paddison on Sunday. nwvul week. ,....-..........- ---_-__-_____,___ _, A `Miss Fletcher of Toronto visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Fletcher, Toronto St., during the past A -n ~u___;-._ -1.-' u':.n.....: 1...... Miss Mae Quinlan of Tweed School is marking papers in art de- partmental examinations in Toronto. .`-- was . I , , l'l'I-__,__;__ __:__:;,,__] uc Miss Anna "Kenny, who graduated from -Nicholls Hospital, Peterboro, recently, is spending some time with `her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John lKenny, Shanty Bay. .`f\LL- (`nnt|n`|Am mns {IA gf N nexmy, Dnuuuy nay. Otto Gallagher goes tovSt. John, N. B., this week to take the duties of curate for two months and will spend September in Charlottetown, P. E. I., in a similar capacity. . Ir..- 1 117 13-1.: -4.` `I\Il :.-11......-I mun SKIRT fblflt III a suuueu; cayuuxvy. Mrs. J. W. Bald of Midland, Miss Helen Kerfoot of Picton, and Miss Vera Latimer of Stratford were week-end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. `Rogers, 43 Owen St. 1'4 vvurauey au.'c::u Mr. Girdwood, Mr. Ramage, Miss McCal1um and Miss McDougal1 pre- sided` at the Departmental exams in Collirigwood last week. mt..- n 1' n..:...I.... and Mia: In`. A uuumgwuuu lbly w ccn. Mrs. D._ J. Quinlan and Miss E. A. Ellis were in Toronto on Tuesday attending the convention of the Catholic Women s League. Albert Teasdale, who has been a patient in the R. V. hospital for a long time, spent Sunday with his sister,. Mrs. M. Reynolds, Bayeld St. Miss Maconchy, Mrs. "J. A. Mac- Laren and Maurice MacLarn left yesterday to spend the holidays at Brackley Beach, P. E. I. and Digby, `Y Q Miss Ada oil Friday to join a party which will spend two months in Britain and Europe. Ar- riving at Glasgow they will motorr through Scotland and England and LIIQJULILIIIIGU IJIZDIIIE G H. P. Sauce A . . . . . . . . _. As You Like It Sauce Catsu-p, large bottle .. Goods in Glass Jars Olives, large jar . . . . . .. 55: Olives, medium jar 35: Olives, small jar . . . . . . . 20 Sweet Mustard Pickles . . 25 Sweet Mixed Pickles . . . . 28c Chow Chow Pickles . . . . . 23 Bot. Onions . . . . 2 for'75c Mayonnaise` Dressing 2 for 55 u n q........ :2. BANANAS 30 dozen }.izs;" ii 28 25:: uc uuuuux ou.l`ux_:u bl: burner uuu craaneu irgto the ditch, emmhing his front wheel. The other chap travelled on and the doctor would like to know his name. ` I . Dear Public :_--R` may be a coinci- dence, or` it maynut; suffice it to say thatm few days after our recent suc- cess in nding the end` of the trail in our quest for qualiy in coffee, we were rewardecf with the same thing in tea\and foumi the same kind of man` back" of it`. ` n,CJ __,, _`I____L J.-- ` LllllU_c ` The strawberry yield was rather disap- pointing. Most people thought the crop was `extra but it suddenly petered out, leaving many without a supply. A I-anon An Qnfuus-tinu IBAIIA nail-.. nuin nzuuuc, 1:.-U. Dr. Woodru narrowly missed being struck by -another motor at the Corners on Tuesday afternoon. To avoid a crash, `he doctor turned the corner and crashed :..a... 41... .l:4-L `..........I..:.... L:_ 2.--. __L_-l tafd us about tea were a- revefatibm ` U, ;__,_1___ J4 ___.. You will understand` with your first purchase inst why we back its value. against anything on the market. You are the Judge, the only Judge; the verdict lies with you. Our usual guarantee. ing}? -nun gal` n nnvav-ul fn TYIIIIIO -xmug-.A 3--vuu|\a_uuwu_ uuu .ln0I'IlE0ll. This town furnished x uspal quota,` hf fsports who attended the strawberry fe_sti_vala it_ . Churchill, ` Bx-aden s, Nicolston and Town I . f|'I1__ _;_.__1L_A_, - II .c -- Luau] Wluuuulr G Bupplyo The races on Saturday were quite suc- cessful. Every heat provided a thrill. Even the ball game furnished a surprise when Knock defeated the home team in a league xture, ll-9. r `FL. `I 1'__.I___& ._,_,, ,1 ' ` ' ' hers VVIFLC K` IWFVIEIKIIIUIR We` can easi1"y understand` now why he spent, a lifetime in the ac- . cumulation of his knowledge. ~- 5 Han uuvqco Shall we add a pound to your order? {PHONE 67-'-CASH AND DELIVERY 3 uuunc Ill uly hut: _ U11 xuuuuuy . Misses, Olive 13`ui-1iiig;.Edit_i'i' R obi'nsoii aiidj - Edith Cooper, ha;\_ring"nish edAt1iei'r 32.-1'io~o'1 i .term, are home for the iiplidays. Your` silk hose, your shoes, your. s`1_1'ni- :mer dnjesses in classy stiu `maybe .h`ad at i 5Fisli`er's--Cbok}s_tbw1i_ and" Thbrnton`. "I'LL. 4-..... :......:..L_.I :a._ _._.__I ____L_- X: Quite zi` fepre`se`haiv_e giatfierinyg froin 1Angu_s wafte`d' on i` Court of Revision, 'MondayT._ .M:.. q'+..u'..... ...1:.-.. 1'.-- L..-__ :_ -L-__, -g lls nu JIIB ILUHJU 116117. Mr. and Mrs. D. B. -McFa.dd en_ were in Midland over Sunday. DFAI'\I'lI'u`I.l\I'\a nu-A n-`Jan n"... A... -..L J-L-- -uuunauu U V61 Duuuuy o Preparations are under way to put the town hall up this week. Win rnI`nnn A` Ia`l....:,l.. ........L LL. -----1- UUWU `nun up IIIIJU W55. Wm. Wallace of Florida spent the week- end with Mrs. D. B. McFadden. IA`. ...A IA ... 1.1.... n.....__:.___ .1 m_-_, cuu Wllall uua. U. '.D. Luur uuuen. Mr. and Mrs. John Cummings of Tor- onto spent Saturday with D. McFadden. Infhdu ant! man Ila:-Llsn `Il'..I`...J.|..... -1 uuw spent oapuraay vwlm U. 1v1cr_`ac_1den. Ja.me_3's and Martha. McFadden` of E1m`va'le` spent Sunday at James McFad- 1den' s. " ,~ in > /V . .l_. - 1` ' `val Luuuay ._ Miss_S'talker, wlio has been in charge of - :F`isIier s r_n_il.li.r_1ery department, left for-_her ~ :home in Blythe`__on Monday. ` manna (Eva `Ru:-Nu- \n F`;-HI-l'.' 'I`).rJ-.'.\..'n.`. n`...l' IIULIKLCJUQ All millinery clearing at Fisher s-regard- less of cost. '/ "__ `gnu J ,A_, o n -.- .`_c .- u. uau mug. Mrs. John Arnbld is the guest of Mrs. I Thomas Fisher. ___-__ 11.21. 9 run . - d - - on uuuu. -/ Miss Ethel Baker has returned from hei holidays. All m:ll:........ ..I......:.... ..L 'l:`:..L._._ _ ----,,.I now u: uuuo. _ -Mrs. W-m. Ralsbon is visiting with Mrs. L. Banting. ` Mr: tn`-an AlIv\.l\`ll 3.` `LA .-......L -1 II` crossing to Holland will" continue their motor` tour through Belgium, France, Switzerland and Italy. _ ._- on. go.` nun A Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hislop of Buf- falo, Mrs. John McDonald and daugh- ter Janet A., of Bradford and Jack of Stayner spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Craven, Bradford street. ` I In I 1 I, , 1,-.. _'____L ..___.`l BDIJUUD T Hal. Creswicke, who has just grad- uated from the Royal aMi1itary Col- lege at Kingston, returned to Barrie on Saturday last for a_ vacation. Campbell Raikes came home from R. M0,. on Wednesday, June 21, for the holidays. `IA - .....1 `II ... A 12` (1n.mu\J-J- -an I IIUIIUQJ Q: I Mr- and Mrs. A. F. Garrett re- turned last week after six weeks` visit in the Canadian and American West, part of the time being spentwith their son, Stanley, at Moosejaw. Mr. Garrett reports crops looking well in the West, and everybody optimistic of a prosperous year. - WALL8-RUSK A quiet wedding was solemnized at the Central Methodist parsonage on the morning of Wednesday, June 28, when Mrs. Olive Blanche `Furlong Rusk, daughter of Mrs. F. A. Furlong of Barrie, became the bride of Mr. Thomas Norman Walls, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Walls, of Toronto. - - _ . .. I IOOL