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The .17 on n L sbrullg oy walls or navies,_ but on.'y . by righteousness 1n_.1ts business and . social hfe. That Is our protection from all the things that threaten the nation. There is no spot on earth, stated the speaker, where God has a greater ' opportunity to build His city, that 1 city where` righteousness is to dwell and which is really a state of society, than in Canada. - l"_nv\nluu.-J.`-.... 15-, T 1 .. uvvnll .|u uauaua. ` Thus we have the machine, sai'd 3 Dr. Johnston,"`but what about the - man to run it? Itis a challenge to e every son of Canada to be his best._ , It is the challenge of the age, of op-- , portunity and of the occasion, which ` you and I should strivegto reach. God does. not repeat the past," he continued, He does not bring back the `good old days. The best is vet to be. You can't make a nation strong by walls navies,_ but by rlhteousness m .-1+: 1nm:m..... .....I u u - A 1 H ` -- up umue less mnamg. The Empire , has meant more for liberty than any force the world, has ever known." Fifteen years later came the world struggle and the spirit of world con- sciousness was born in Canada. (NHL ... , ` `(Continued from page 1) 3 1885 we `had what is known as the- _H Riel Rebellion, when some"of the cit- ; izens of the far West felt that the 3 East and West had` no common in- fqiterest and would be better apart. '4 The people of Canada said no and so i was born a spirit of self-conscious- * ' ness as a Dominion. It is found in the poetry of the time as well as in _ the religious i and political utter- _. ances. ' ,` Spirit of World` Consciousness Fifteen years later again the spirit _ of revolt raised its head, this time . outside the Dominion, in South Af-*. ` rica. Canada went over and fought ' beside the Imperial troops and again ` thrilled through Canada the spirit of Empire consciousness. I pray the day may be far distant when the bonds that bind us so gently but so rmly to the Empire may be severed or made less binding. The Empire more for lilsnrtv +1.... om. PENNY BANKA DEPOSITS 1n \7AI`!:a-A vv\t\--L`I..I-- .1 --- R1cHTousNisT- THE NATION S NEED KHUWI Lake A. F. A. MAL()JMSbI;}" Frequently Our Examin- ations Show that the Eyes I-!eve_ Long Been .-3-1: Under and by virtue of the powers of sale contained in a certain mortgage, g which will be produced at the time of sale, there will begoffered for sale by. public auction by W. A. McConkey, auctioneer, at one o'clock on SATURDAY, JULY 5, 1924, at the Queen's Hotel, ' Lots` Nos. 18!, 19, 32 and 41 and Lots _ Nos. 3 and 11, according to registered 1 This pronerty is part of the well 1 known Kiilarney` Beach, bordering on :- Simona 9.-H.-...:..... -- -- - igate our Triangle Tour before V e deciding on your summer trip. \ A D A .nIAIr*-I`--"""" u I` T I` H V a The} ti:ne'of strong winds is at hand. Our rehable companies p rotect you at moderate cost. _._ . --v \IX O1d'custor;ers and new Oxo-Acetlene Welding and ` J. Brennan Special Price on Smoked Picnic Hams. . . .20c lb. And Pickled Picnic Hams . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 lb. Also Homemade Cooked Meat, Fresh Vegetables. Fresh Fish Twice a Week Al Brennan s Meal Markel -Town Dwellings ..__._________ llulll J 29 MAPLEXVl`5. (NEAR FlSIlJidER S MILL) O1d.CUStOmrS and nmn nnno I\nJ-A..- _.- 0. R. RUSK 0plI.D.L _ __ _-'--.ab Ian 1111360 For your supply `of ice, cal/I 86. We ll prompt and satisfactory service. The Asultry, hot (lays or surnmer will never you as long_as you keep plenty of Pure Ice in y: `frigerator. In fact, ice at such times is indispe to your personal comfort and health. It keeps your foodstuffs fresh and tasty and "necessity in the concoction of cooling drinks. - ,.--,.v.., .5 part ,or the well` n Simcoe, adjoining BeIl_e Ewart, ..-va\n u.u1\Jl:a OHLIL ; LAKE SHORE PROPERTY TOWNSHIP OF INNISFIL I have "recently moved. from AQ-A:___. Phone 86; Iers ones patronage solicited. and Light Machine Work Done. [I .|j_l`l5I Al? I- Duhlop at. _ Phone 31 j: : BARI `V we `Md-h-EATN Proprietor. , - ..--..v. ulggllcll . DONALl"J ROSS, _Solicitor for Mortgages, Barrie. Ont. Dated at Barrie. June 5. 1924. 24-261: ___________________________ - vvul ue a. reserve bid. Further particulars and conditions will be made_known at time of sale and plication to Mrs. Katherine Blackmore. Lefroy; Albert Kirkpatrick, Lefroy, or to the undersigned. l'\l\|InI- --*` `money on day .TERMS- I'en per cent. of purchase of sale and balance ,within fifteen days thereafter. There will be a. reserve bid. Further nm.n....:...... -.-~ --~ and very suitable for s ences. Some of the lots : ed border on the lake an public street in the real will be_ offered for sale en separately. mnn M.q_.-r-.-- - -~ `Our Motto: Quality and Service. , -,_- _vv -.- _v\rI-In I9` siu:-h indispensable _..I L, I.I Dunlop St. ` Phon(eN. cpa.ruLe1y. .TERMS-'I'en money on dnv nr 1 We have some splendid values in Houses, Farms, Summer Properties and" Business "Pro- positions. l|E[l|l%V & GOWAH 38 Bayeld St. to 97 -Dunlop St. T:___ Buy Advertised Things.` - Phone 447_W. 41 Dunlop St., Barrie. ' Tlun-sdavy , June 19, -.\. A-'1 auuune!` resid- above describ- e and others on a rear. These lots )1` bloc and also summer resid- S ahnvn (Tour.-u{l\ giVe you it s a er bother _V0l.ll' 1'8- Ed. Bryson s Confectionery 32-38 Elizabeih St. A Phone 125. - I 4/ auuwu auu (11 (`Ill The reason have come to ac -ent place in chest is that so 1 -everyday ills mm Rheumatism, lun inary troubles. disease can all indirectly to sic having Dodd s, t neighbors use. :u5nu_y u1 yuu 1' This testimuni T. Armstrong 0 known and hi sh] '1'... .......-.___ \IlltlllU Iauy WK! algfa, backac of Dodd s Ki Spruccdalo. ( ial)--I though tel} you how nn ney Pills have i band and_ 1n_\'. several boxes :1: us wonderfully. highly of ymn :1: l>:u~duu._.\.' Ontario lady w}:I -L.'.. L--I-- ~l 30 Say Mr. strong Aft ANNOT I T00 H YOL` Shop where yoq _J\CIIl.ll'. Miss Lin-A1: and .\H.\'s it Tennnnt uf t0h_ friond.< _r I\Iiltul1-.\`iin ~`I)n)es' Imus.-_ -`ed into thu he James (iilpin ' K1?` .nlv\I\II4\ sltblvlllfb Kll Mr. .1): _~s:tyin_L: gr nt',`_'. .\| H.'n_niIt0n `with his .11 Konzio. ll:.~... `r :; .1. A`. xmnnc day night fm (sonfe-renoo. . I1 I11` C1 I \ I `Aunt ! {'1 Mrs. : Lowrio . -Churoh < Th. 1 \.uul (`ll Thv I Mex*r_v 2 their ;::1 .n u.I.u'I'.\`Ull. Mr. and I spent .\lund:: '(`,m'bett. T A 1 AL... Ii . \`lI I755. Mrs. Kim [her aunt. .\ Miss I'}Il`~ Tmst week \' Mr. Nixm day with 1 `June 17.- Montreul n Pnttorsmn. 1.1.. .. .. .1 When you sip thi's drink, you can almost hearethe Colonel - say: Sambo, bring another julep." Xii ` GFCCI m11ll\' CHII `the whn :1 sui i_ng`l_\' Li UCCL lAul|lll'.` `Mirth .n...l, RE gil , _, ..._-, ovvun uuu VI. UUO Motto`: 5 Quality F,int j'V T18t1c - _..v_ - -tau \vl\J The Cream bf Quality Mahufacturgd in Barrie b DAVIE BROS. GIN G E R Mint Julep %(vi"7irdoI__1_'_'_'S-_'t_e_\;en;;;'I`%_ [ Ross`B|ock A Phone 1010. BARRIE. Box 267. Call Plain . . 5.; Ice Cream Soda. 10c u vn wl'c.vU|-l`\l lUN3_ Teck Hughes Crown Reeerve Castle Trethewey Argonaut Tough-Oaks Went Demo Lake Mining Corporation Vipond Trout Lake Lorrain Night Hawk Peninsular Hollinuazr Lake Shore Nipissing DOMINIOK rm; SERVED AT _. 81:03: when y`ou u-0 Invited. to iIlp.'i MINE SHARE; Llsrb and VIAJNLISATED Iicigef Keeley Dome a Mclntyre issing Wright -Hargraves FOR SPECULATlON=_ |.|....n.-- A V, - MARKET IS Low auv NOW FOR INVESTMENT: -AUTO srocxs BONDS Our on [ pnovmcw. MUNICIPAL II-ite Phone LIFE` GLASn T3XizR1E -FARM yuaua corner. ' 1 Four recommendations were em- ` bodiedinthe rep_ort of the Fire and Police Committee. That dealing with the traffic re ulations was the most important an the others were that acid be\ procured for 2-nnI.......a..... .u.- vvusn uu we Auanaale park. The report of the Water and Light Committee, which was adopted, re- commended that the electric light de artment place a pole with four I lig ts in the Allandale park, and that the street light at the corner of Ross and Shirley Sts. be moved to the op- ] posite corner. nun un...........-.. .1- A ' _ . -__ u-vuI\vnII All orders gi'ven prompt attention. J Phones: Faqtory 226, Res. 335 or 668 I n..- Il-A.l..-_- Ilo\ It uh ,.LUu1` I893. That "a cover be placed on the ditch at the corner of Dunlop and Berczy Sts., and that the sidewalk on Dun- ` lop St. in front of Mrs. West s pro- perty be repaired. That three tile and a load of earth x be placedin the creek crossing the - boulevard in front of Jas. Small s property on Elizabeth St. That Vespra St. from Bradford to Ellen Sts. be graded and gravelled. That the _request of Alex. Cleland . for a sidewalk on the east side of Maple Ave. .from Wellington St. north to his be deferred for property further consideration. That Sophia St. from Bayeld St. tixllgiaple Ave. be graded and grav- e e U I That no action be taken regarding A. R,` Looker s request for permission to tether his cow on the town pro- perty near the sedimentation "tank. I Other Reports ` - Council adopted the report of -the Market and Parks C ommittee recom- mending` that $100 be expendedon workon the Allandale park. The rnnnrt M H... 111-4.-- -_.v v - - .:.u1tuu:l' c0IlSlGe1`a,t1< to . Maple elled. b A ' `D -1' . (Continued from page I) Board of Works Report That the sidewalk at the corner of ; Owen and McDonald Sts. be tapered ut [four feet. m .,+*.. .... -..1.- _.-W - -- COUNCIL AMENDS IRA:-`_1-*5 BY-LAW vvlll ecu uncut .l.U1`li[l.v V I Examiner readers at a distance` have a wonderful opportunity to add to the interest in their home paper. Letters from old-timers at a distance are of special interest. Tell the peo- ple back home of lifeas you find it 1 where you are living. _ It will be ap- preciated and enjoyed. Write a let- , ter. - ' < ' .........u vvuuc an UL'CSl0Yl8l letter '60 ; the E itor for publication in the col- : umns of the paper. There is not a ` subscriber who could not contribute a communication of interest. Those living` in this community can always .ofl`er.suggestions on the problems of the town and country- side which confront the residents. A short letter expressing" the writer's views on matters of public interest _ will stimulate thought on the ques-Ii tion among hundreds of others. There` ` is generally more than one side to a " question. Letters to The Examiner ' will'set them forth, ` I n I wI.Il\II\I||1Ap;u. -.--A`- " n.....uru.I.n|aI nan Every reader of The Examiner should write an occasional letter the {nit nix}-\lna-{J-3..-- -'--4 J'L- - ' unnvu jqt-- Grand juries are not infallible and _ thatgwhich sat at the Court of Gen- eral Sessions last week made a slight error in their presentment when in criticizing the ying `of the `old red ensign at the Court House they stat- ed that the Union Jack is theiag of Canada. Canadahas a distinct ag of its own that has been ratied both in England and in Ottawa for ying | on public buildings. The new ag 7 is in the form of a red ensign bear- 1 ing the national emblems_ of the ve >1 peoples who made up the original, 1 population of the country. In a I shield on the red of the ensign, -' which is divided into five parts, are 1 shown atthe. top the lions of Eng- 1 land and directly opposite the'ram- pant lion of Scotland. Below is the 1 harp of Ireland and on the right the fleur-de-lis of France. ` At the .bot- tom and occupying the full measure of the escutcheon -are three maple. leaves.` This flag is recently printed and is being shown to the public for H the first time. USE DAVIE S* - PERFECTION ICE CREAM 1-1.- r~..--- =-' A -- . In another column of this issue isa letter from a disciple of Isaak Walton, advocating the re-stocking ofnthe lakes and streams surround- ing `Barrie with fish fry. There are her. of s lendid trout streams which in close qroximity of Barrie a num- . are "large y` shed out.` Our `corres- pondent rightly points out-that the re-stocking" of `these streams would not. only be a boon to localranglers but would be a great attraction to summer visitors. When the Town `Council was amending the traffic by-law on Mon- daynight, they would have done well to prohibit vehicles turning between intersections. Barrie is probably the only town of its size in- Ontario where this dangerous practice is per- mitted. ` ' WRIT-EIA LETTER '--Special. showing `of children's -fancy socks at S_. VW. Moore's, silk and lisle qualities in 'both short and three-quarter length. V 25c q. 1-urnnuu. V. A. Hart at .w1n attended from Barrie. The members 0: the Georgian` Bay Medical Association were the hosts for the afternoon and m?de all the arrangements for this del ghttul trip. Drs. `A. .'I'. Little. W. A. Lewis. E. G. "1`"urnbull. V. A. Hart and H. Wall- Barrie. auu-vice--ur. B. A. Blackwell, Pen-' etang. 8rd-Vice-'-Dr- A. '1`. Little, Barrie. Secretary-Treasurer--Dr. W. A. Lewis. Barrie. A letter was received from Dr. F. G. Banting o1'- Toronto thanking the As- sociation tor having made him a Life _ Member. of Georgia.n,Ba_v iv/|Iedi_ Agsociation the Ahn-ta .---.._:_.-._..-.--. , ANNUAL MEETING or - - suvacoa Msmcm. A88 N :----j The tw_elfth ann'ual meeting of the County of Simcoe Medical Association was held in Midland on June 12. About 150, comprising members and guests. embarked on the steamer Mid- land City"`at 12 noon and enjoyed a most enjoyable trip throughathe Is- lands.of Georgian Bay. During the afternoon. after having partaken of a nicely served luncheon. the, ladies played bridge, listened to the orchestra and enjoyed the scenic beauties of the ` Islands, while the doctors held their meeting in the saloon. V Very interesting papers were read. especially one on Surgery by `Doctor ` Go-Home Bay. Minnecog and Honey Harbor were visited and. after after- noon tea had been served, the boat arrived at Midland at 6 pm. By un- animous vote Orillia was decided on as the place or meeting for 1925. The following officers were elected: A Preside`nt--Dr. Frank Porter; Wau- baushene. ~ 1st-Vice-'-Dr. ' A} McFaul, Coiling- wood.. c i 9-`J 176-- `l\-- V` ` ` uuwu uomwsne town and the Township of Innisl. OPTOMETRIST 43 Elizabeth Sh, { V" Bu-rig- ' Ill uul: pUlH_.'e- Court V Huxtable - Bricker ---`That the , Public Works Committee consider the advisability of grading Codring- ton St. from Mr. Nelles property to Puget St. Huxtable--Litster-That Council apply to theeMunicipal Board for per- mission to detach the strip of farm land at the southeast limit of the town fromothe town and attach it to ' Townshin Inninl _ . " - . v uu vvvo Gracey -- Partridge - That Harker be permitted to place a in the police. court room. "-tI1u|-n'l--'|-- '` ' ` uxuuus IA4owe--Rusk--That the culvert on the fourth` line of vV'espra -be repaired if necessary and that Council pay half the cost. _ I IV. vuuu. . ` 2nd-Vlce--Dr. B. A. Blackwell, Pen- tgng. ` I01` $400 on ac key judgment and ther sums Vwere exp Mrs. Hollinger wrote, co the dog nuisance. She blants and by dogs. 11-1.: - ,, mplaining count of the stating that ected later. of stated tha+ shrubs are being torn up _< ,,- .cheque for $460 account Mcconkey judgment and +,.+.-..... J-In-4' --The ` change-in-busi strong. pairs bmls Carey-Hurlburt Shoe Co. s ness sale is going They offer this week 200 ses and children's white all Highest Farm of Patriotism 1. Lindsay Watchman-Warder: Have you ever stopped to consider the fact 9 that loyalty to community interests is the highest form of patriotism? J y Show us the man who is loyal and ` 9 true to every interest of his own ` _ community and we will show you in t that same individual a man in whom '_ S the country can repose absolute con- w t dence in any emergency that calls t for his allegiance. On the other hand, C ,1 the man who is careless and uncon- , vcerned for the in+.m.s+. ..c 1.2- as . -.... vvuu IS careless and for the interests of his com- munity is most apt to display the same spirit of indifference toward his government or his province [should any serious danger threaten ~ I either;- iI0I0I0E>X0I0I0X< g AMONG EXCHANGES M Phone Barrie. 143 Eye: examined.` Gleoeeu tted. 1 _.,.......u an uuc UL. we ban- adian representatives at the coron- ation of King. George and Queen Mary, and Knighthood followed in 1917. Senator Lougheed has had, therefore, a relatively long and` var- ied experience in .v Canadian public \ life. both West and East, and is still .' in his prime as the leader of the Con-' 1 servative opposition in the Canadian _Senate. a ~.......e;- ue moved in 1882, but after a year in Winnipeg the farther West 1 cast its spell over the young prac- . titioner and he settled in Alberta and ; practically grew up with his adopted ' city of Calgary and the sunshine province of Alberta. Always an ar- : dent adherent of .the Conservative 1 party, he was `called to the Senate in 1889, ultimately becoming -the Gov- 1 ernment leader in that august cham- ber. Mr. Lougheed was `appointed `a member of the Dominion Cabinet in 1911 at the accession of the Con- servative party to power. In 1911 s he was honored as one of_ the Can- `ation Kingf.George Knighthood 1010 , serves mention, in our Canadian por-* A Westerner of renown who de- : trait gallery is the Hon. Senator Sir ' James Alexander Lougheed of Cal- gary, not only a welliknown barris- ter of Alberta butcavpublic servant ; .of. Dominion-wide fame. Born in 1 Brampton, Ontario, in 1854, the sub- 1 ject of our sketch was educated in 1 Toronto, called to the Ontario Bar 4 and started practise in Ontario's cap- 1 ital city. The West, however, lured ` -him as it had so many others, and E hither he moved in 1882, its SUB" nvnv -I-`In- -------- ~ iwwwwmwwemmwwm SENATOR LOUGHEED V mention por- gallery Senator C2}!- Earv, nnf. 111111? a u..\Il',`l-._--w >11 1 I [E ouRcANAmA1 % WHO S WHO .C4.C..:._-r -- _. _ _ Motions an acne IS going and , sizes, regular` , for 99c pair. 25c' Mr . I 1-nnn o. ...._..J wrung, ueavy lenses are then required to restore normal `eyesight. ` IN SUCH CASES much need-~ less suffering and impaired vision could have been` spared if the eyes had been examined It the rst signs of eye trouble. FOR THIS REASON -it is im-. portent that you keep` con- Itantly informed about the condition of your eyes. ' Our service is to prevent eye trouble as well as to correct t. `nu-: 3Anius I-zxauman U .171": card w-----`-n&l\I June 17.-Miss Irene Christie of Ivy spent the week-end at her home. Mr. and Mrs. H. Hart and E. Hart and son were guests of Chas. Hart and other relatives overthe week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Kitchings of Midland visdited at Geo. Snider's overithe week- en . . ` t Miss A. McDer_'mott of Duntroon is visiting at A. Jary s. _ -.- -:u \I\Jll\) average monthly deposit made by each pupil attending the Barrie public schools during the months of April and March was: King Edward. 26 cents; King George, 30; Victoria. 22: Prince of Wales. 21. The average for the` four schools was 23 cents. .......u -1; v. 1: numb. Solos by F. H. Hurlburt Qmd Harry Barron were very much appreciated. v 1 oapluus. ' _ The booster wasAGeo. McCon- key and his attendance prize was drawn by O. R. Rusk. (1_1_A, 1,, ru 99 -_ -- uuug , , ....V.. on vvvc U1. DIICIIIKS I by Kiwanian A. W. Smith and se- ` conded by Major Knowles on behalf 3 Greetings from the Down Town Toronto Club were extended by Ki- wanian Thompson, who told some- thing of the work being done in that club. .. uuall ui uanaaa. Concluding, Dr. Johnston spoke of M the work being done by the frontier colleges among the men in the mines and lumber camps. The spirit of ' true Canadianism means that those who enjoy the privilege of education ` will remember those who do not and y ` seek to bring it to them. It has been ' V said that three things are needed in life: Bread, beauty and brotherhood. Life is not complete when we have 9 bread: we need beauty and brother-' hood. ~ The Kiwanian precedent was brok- en when a vote of thanks was moved by St" .`8'v he8VY lenses `are then reaunred to mom... ...........