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WE SELL FINEST QUALITY DAIRY BUTTER ~ PAPER 190 SHEETS 25 nnnnun-- --A V 15 Jill BARRlE"" l WHERE DO ~ YOU BUY YOUR Butter Paper? PURE EXTRACTED` HONEY FOR SALE won: 995' \ Page Three Pearl White Naptha Soopis the nestlaundrysoap. with naptha added, giving great power to dissolve dirt. Both Comfort and Pearl White Naptha Soaps improve with age; Put in a good stock and exchange the wrappers for premiums. Smut n! 11......-..... x...-n. nauyycus uu |.u`cuuu.'S. Sand for Premium book. Comfort Soap Prem_iunStore. Op King Strut Wont. Toronto ' r WANTED venben G2ol_`_l5eg%Le` PLUMS For Prospectus abply to Principals" .. V. . . V - s v V ; n V an nnuvvxo 3 1 Mr. King thinks that the time is, not far distant when stricter grading rules and laws regarding the pro- duction and the sale of honey will be inecessary in the province. Honey,_' ihe says, is becoming more and more {a daily article of diet in the home.; |'It is `one of nature's choicest pro-3 'duct._s; a pure,` wholesome `food. in the opinion of Robt. H. King of Innisfil, an apiaristof over thirty _ ' T He beneves that`; one is not killed. *' years experience. bee-keepers -hereabouts have beeni more fortunate than some in other parts of the province, where reports` I Bee-keepers are none too encouraging. In Sim- i coe County, however, the quality and [the quantity of the crop is said to be very good. that the qualify has never been bet- ter. The honey is light in color and of an excellent avor. thinks is the :necessary province. Honey, `he more a thehome.: It one pro- ducts; in this part _of On- tario have been favored with an all- round good crop of honey this year,g Some ' bee-keepers say, __- ..... ..,, .... .. holidays and are visiting friends in Lynden and Toronto. ` ' .'I`wo cars came together at the corner on Sunday. Luckily no one was hurt but jhoth cars were damaged. The way cars. :speed down the hill. it is a wonder some` Mr. "and Mrs. Wellington Reive have re , uturnorl home after spending their holidays llwith friends here. _ , Mrs. W. B. Slo:m_and family spent Sun- gday with friends in Flosf Mrs. Hemlry and Miss" Hendrv of Tor- ont-o and Mrs Shook` of Peterboro were `Q guests of Mr, and J. E. Hod'.r.-`on. l Mr. Manson of Hamilton is visiting his` \daughter. Mrs. (Dr.l McCallum. ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rogerson and daugh- iter were guests of Miss Lena R.oger.'~`on vlast week. _ I regret to report the death of Jas. Donald at his home here on Tuesday. Aug 22. It was a shock to the community. he -being ill only a few days. Heleaves a `wife and two small children to mourn for him. He was four years on active service ;-during the late war. Interment was made [in the Sixth Line cemetery. ' SIMCOE S HONEY Yii/1:05 BIG, WITH FINE QUALITY! W \ O A 6 % That swhatour ctjstomers . say about Comfort Soap- the bigger, better bar of the nest laundry` soap. Wrappers T exchangeable for valuable premiums. It's all Right I Limited numbers. uuuu uuu uuler pumts. Miss F asken of Toronto was the guest of Miss Florence Dyer over the weekend. I Finn and n-.....|...n e........:.. .: An._.v_L run` a new uuys out Is at present In Toronto. I Mr. and Mrs. Hrry Reynolds of Vine were [Sunday visitors at Herb. Lougbeed s. Mns. T. Campbell has returned home after a three weeks visit with friends. in Tor- onto and other points. M6 Bhmlmn nf 'l`.-unnnt A . . . .... `L- ....--4 -1 IICI IIVHIC Llcrc. ' Mrs. W. R. Nicholson (nee Betty Srigley) who recently returned from England, and Miss Jean Standen of Toronto are the guests of the former's sister, Mrs. J. A. Johnston. Mr. Nicholson was. with them for a few days but is at present in Toronto. Mr, and Mr: I-an" D.m.,.I.I. .: \7:.... _ A'ug. 29.-Miss Fm-nc_e Dyer. of the Victoria Hospital, London, is holidaying at her home here. - 11.... Y D \`r:-L-I_-._ 1__. n .. n - - Aug. 28.---After' a week_'s illness from ';acute' indigestion Minnie McEachern. widow ofithe late Walter Gray. passed away on %:August 21. The deceased was a daughter. [of the late James McEachern, oneof the iold pioneers, and was born in this township iseventy-two yers ago. In 1871' she was married and settled on a farm here. In 1896 lshe and her family of ten children were isorely bereaved by the sudden death of her lhusband. At that time farming was hard work and prices low. but Mrs. Gray faced lthe situation with a brave heart and `raised la family of boys and girls that are orna- ments`in any community` today for their thrift and industry. Their filial attention to their mother made her last years very hap- ipy. The funeral took place on Wednesday to the Edgar cemetery. Service was con- ducted by Rev. Mr. Gibson. The bearers were all nephews of the deceased: A. IFletcher, J. McEachern, R. Street. J. Beat- _lon,* R. Kearns, W. McEachern. Two sons lpredeceased their mother. Those who sur- `vive are Walter of Orillia, Tom of Shanty lBay, Edgar on the homestead. Mrs. W. lEdwards of Saskatchewan, Mrs. Taylor of Dalston. Mrs. Hewson of Toronto, .Mar- garet` and Mabel at home. ' mi... i....-.......i :.....:I.. L--.- n-- 5mm uuu Lvxuuel no Home. The bereaved family -have the sympathy `of the community. V 4 .__-._.._._____ ,uuc In IIUI` l\llIl ll. ` _ I with , lrlnv with fripmlu in Fine nuu IUI UIl|U ion ghoth cars some :one is _' l 11.. -.....I x.I__ 1n_n:,,,. n - u uu_v ruin u_ic-nus ui DI`auIUl'(l. The Misses Canning are taking their I_____ _A_____ _____ _ ; ;I - -` . Mr.` and Mrs. Howafd Allan spent Sun- day with fifiends in Bradford. '1... u:,....._ n.._.;:__ - -I - uu`. u.-.-u_y ux uu-. cuurcu uus WEEK. 1 Cecil Cameron has returned to Weston after spending the summer months -at A. Cochrane's. ' , The Ladies Aidand W. M. S. meeting was held at the home of Mrs. James Handy last Wednesday. After the meeting '8 talent. tea was served by Mrs. Handy. .._.._`._._..j; ' DIIIUJIIIIIE I:\cl'_y uuy. ' ' Mm. C. W. Ward _entertained'a number of `friends to a corn roast last Friday night. Some friends from Barrie and Al- `landal motored out and spent the evening. After.t-he corn roast, music andidancing were the principal amusements of the even- ing. ` Mn. I U .... .. ..t m.._.._.. :_ _ _.:_:i__ 1115. 7 Mrs. J. Hoover of Toronto is a visitor at Apple -Grove Farm". Qnvnn AC `LIL `null-.. ...... 1..--..` ._....-_1--- an apple -uruve harm . _ I Some `of the ladies are busy papering 'the Vestry of the church this week. (`Juan r`un\ni-nu Lnn _..L..........J 4.. I`l1..-4___. ur1Ja_Labuu uus WEEK. ' _ ' I Mrs. Valens and Mrs. Grant left last week for their home inthe West-_after spend-. ing the summer months with Midhurst friends. * '|:__ `run. 77- u . .. . . ._ ' FALL RYE FOR SEED ON HAND UIIIICI 0 R. Lytton and J. Franlklili are busy threshing every day:' Mn (1 W urn.-A ...o....o..:....,a... ......nL..`_ 1115 IWU WUURS Wlbll uuunurst XHCDGS. Newton Spence is on the sick list. He is. staying with his mother, Mrs. Thds. Spence. until he is better. - II. .._J |l__ I17 `I! 11 In I -- uuvu ur In ucywr. V Mr. and Mrs.- W. W. Boyce. Mr. and Mrs. J. McCx`acken.and Miss Emmiespent Sun- day at Wasaga. Beach. ' Min D.u.4..:.... nr...n--.:._ :..x__:_:;.:__ c__-,,,J_ ua_y at vvuaul1_DI:lgUll. Miss Beatrice Wallwin.is`visiting friends in` Dalston this week. I `In; `7..L...... _._.I ll`..- l'I,,, . I r. I I I IClIuB- `Mrs. Walter Hill and hildren of Tdronto are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W, H. Miller. - I ` | v - Aug; 22.-Misses M. Fieidhouse and w} Leece have returned to Toronto -after spend~ in; two weeks with Midhurst friends. Nnllyfnn gag-nan :5 an AL. ..:..I. 11.}. `LY- 2- E Nawsmom NEIGHBORING rownsmps 33 &*$&&%*&*$&w**$*%$i&*%' . >14 *X<>X<>X<>X<>X<>X<>I<>X0X0X<>X<>X0X<, L CHURCHILL HOLLY MIDHURST * A few lolagds Fall Wheat for seed V T3 CTR THE BARRIE EXAMINER uaxauu u ICW uztys Hist WEEK. , Mr. Vint of Midland visited with his daughter, Mrs. H. Reynolds, last week. Mm (`.91-ann cngno Q.....A.... ...:.L :._'_.._x_ 'vu5. Lnusuu `(IL Dl'CllLWOO(l. l Mrs. Simmons of Barrie visited with Mrs.` Carson a few days last week. Mr Vino Ar M:.u.....: ..:..:;-.u -_-'LL L2,, uauulcl, llb`. 1'1. IVCYHOIGS, [RSI WEEK. Mrs. Carson spent Sunday with friends at Shanty Bay. .~\ug. 29.--Mrs. McDonald and Eugene! McDonald wentto Torbnto on Saturday to to spend a few days with friends and to attend the Exhibition. x/I':,~.. T..l.. Il......_L__ :- -,t,u- --I ' -- uucuu Luv l.`u\lUlllUll. Miss Lyla Murphy. is \visiting with M-rs. lJas. Hogan at Brentwood. I/fro Q ..... .... ..t D-__:_ __1_!;,I "MI I- ULILIICE muucull. ' daughter Jean of Craighurst were Sunday sitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Bertram. Mr. and-Mrs. Ray Slesser spent Sunday 20th. in Bradford. . Mr. and Mrs. `Go. Watkins and little .uau nus. 14. uurne. 1,1 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hurst of Clarksburg were week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. James McLean. `I. .._J Il,, rx cw: . . .-uu. nu acuuua Imurage _was_ reported. ' A number of the farmers here have I thrcshed, and report a satisfactory yield of grain. . . h The cottage prayer meeting was held last week at the home of Mr. Robins. The annual Sunday School picnic is to be held` at `Wasaga Beach on Tuesday.29th. a Mr, and Mrs. Harris of Memphis. Tenn- essee, who were in Orillia for the Old Home Week. visitediwith their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Bligh, last week. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. McKin- Iley of Orillia. \l.. ..__I II, A .I A - - L--- 01 F rilit PEACHES ltcy U1 unura. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Currie of Winnipeg are visiting with the former s parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. Currie. `J- .....,I II... T! `V - " ' ' I Aug. 28.4A severe electric storm passd over this section of the county last week but no serious damage was reported. number nf Hm rm-.m.... 1.....- ..-._- I at. uni uuule nere. 0 ' ' . It Mrs. Martha Cross is spendmg a. few weeks with her daughter, Mrs. W. J. Reid. Craigvale. Monuvu n..L.\..l Ln- 3-wt ` ` ' ` V: (:15 V1116. Nantyr school has just been cleaned after being decorated. ,Mac Stewart is visiting at the home of. his uncle, Harold Hastings. xul uu-tr uule. Mrs. Dan Jones visited with her mother in Bradford over the week-end. . Mrs. W. Montgomery is" visiting with her cousin, Mrs. LeRoy McCabe of Allan- d-ale. - ` Almer McClean of Toronto spent Sunday at his home here. A, `I... Il.._4.L- IL. ' " ` `unu. xuzauu .been spending their vacation with .. _ ] Mrs._Ingles of Fort William and little! {and Alice, who lveg rs. David King, intend leaving on Wednesday for their home. u__ n___ 1-, SIXTHJ LINE, VESPRA ACLOW%ES I _ A . cvcronerea, and mat mea The performance, * durability, _ that is positively unap comfort and quality of the Special- anywhere in the industry . Cowl lights; cowl ventilator; massive head lung : tonneau -light with long extension cord: nin-proof. one-piece windshiel windshield wiper; eight- A day clocknhief-proof transmission lock; tool compartment in left front door. mls/apply Studebaker reductions .became effective August 7th after Stude- baker had completed` the biggest ' seven months in its70 years history. And at a time when Studebaker had 15,000 unlled orders on hand! It is a Studebaker policy of long standing to share manufacturing savings with the customer. AVINGS resulting from capac- ity manufacture are now oered to the buyer of the Stude- baker Special -Six. The new price of $ 1.795 is $280 under its former price. Built-i1AtaCanada SPECIAL SIX TOURING MODELS AND PRICES-f. o.T b. Walken/iIIe Ontario O OJIOQIII mccp ..__._._ - _ _-_._ BIIYSOH & MORLEY, DEALERS . BRADFORDES11, BARRIEV ' -.$l375 19712 ` 1775 2225 IJICIII VVUUU Mr, and Mm. Robert McCracken and Irene and Ruth motored to Manseld on Sunday. uavnlnnulla m5L- WEEK. ' l Miss Irene Shaughnessy left this week` for Toronto Exhibition-. Miss Isabelle Russell of Toronto visited. at Mrs. Jas. Davidson s. I Mrs. O. Neil and. family of Toronto arel spending a few days in the Flats. Mine Mciny MnV:nnnn 1-. L A - - ~ - ~3- " vzaluus ucl .s1sLe1' mu nremwood. 3 Miss Reba Davidson spent -a. few days in' Brentwood. ' ll- ....I II.,, 1`: u . .. A . - Thursday August 31, }922 jV ppcuuulg LCW ll2`lyS In EH6 I`Vl":HzS. I Miss Mary McKmnon IS home again after l visiting her sister in Brentwood. i - P, Mice Dnhn nnI v::ln A . . _ --4 |Auu ucn: Adah WCCK . Misses Jennie an'i Myrtle Blanshiard of I Freem-a-n spent a few days at Mrs. James! Davidson 's last week. R/Hr... T--- C`L~----`-` ' "` ' ' ' -..-uonanqnaarllg I Aug. 27.-Everyone was pleased tb see` rain "here last week. Kin-.1.-. I......:_ _._ J I! .1 vs- .uu. auu nus, I\.. Dell.` Quite -a number from here attended the ' Dianlond jubilee of Christ Church, Ivy, on Sunday last. I Cord Tires Standard Equipnient A CbGlll[l_Y - J. A. Bell- has ieturned to Sudburyi having spent a few days with his parents,! [ML and Mrs, R: Bell; ' nn:fn n .....-.L..- l'----~ ` " ` ' ' I uanuc xaav WCCl\._ J Mrs. Stoneham and children of Barrie! have been visiting Mr. `and Mrs. J. Dobson I Mr. and Mrs. J. H._Bell were in} Alliston recently. V I A D-" L..- __4,, I . l'\ .. unlnri Aug. 29.-Mrs. Thos. Milligan of Cooks- town has been spending a few days with her aunt, Mrs. R. Bell. . l Robert Rom "and family motored -from Hamilton and are holidaying with George. Ellis/ The stork called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Dempster on Thursday and, left `a lovely `baby boy. Congratulations.` Mr. and `Mrs. _Lorne Ross and family a-nd Mr, and Mrs. Marsh of Hamilton spent over the week-end with `Mr. and Mrs. G. Ellis. I III__ ll ru `-71 - \l- A.'(lllB- Miss May Elphick spent _a few days in] Barrie last. week.` `Ml-.. Q...._.L,, . . .. . - - #1793 arre -RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS r|_tarto Scholarship Matrioulotion, Solo Singing, Music, Art, Conversations! French , emphasized. Outdoor games and sports. ' ` , Hnnlfh rpnnv-H nvnnllnn ' 7 ' ' ` ' ' AA1~Tcus FLATS The Special-Six at $1795 regre- sents a new standard of val e- the greatest value Studebaker as ever offered, and that means a value unapproached. industry. ` Six is recognized everywhere. And here s new proof of its endurance: Studebaker s sales of repair parts, coveringaccidents as well asservice, for the rst seven months of 1922 - averaged but $7.00 per car. That s less than they were for the rst seven months of 1919, in spite of the fact that 186,000 new cars were sold and put into operation since January 1, 1920. .....$l795 ).... 1760 \ sang Touring.._.....-..._........$2275 Speedster (4-Pass.).. 2500 Coupe (4-Pass.)........ 3175 Sedan .......... --- 3375 BIG~SIX 4 7'-Pan" I26 W. B.. 60 H. P. Tourix R Call or_phone your orders. Phohe 6llr2-5 ; i I EDGAR moms, Ferndale, Barrio Health record excellent. . E vllcrlbl wwu