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nv1a.R1Nc c1RcusL1s ' A REALIZED AT1LAST.[ f132s' 931; Summer Camp. Only rea1M mixed - ca savoury zc".t food tha . y much. And -- freshly water --- furn digestion. Make a not: her Kcen s you leave. ABSGYICG `the heart fender- you write Fliiil exnl DIIJUIIB U]. IUI-Ly ardous high-jumps. `TEA (A/f Fill a Kettle No K quick venie All "CD9 `Think mm` I . /. Crow which perched on a. wire. at," Milan,.Pa., set fire to every house if) the village. Qnnol-nu Rnrnh tnunn a fffhat. MERVE8 AND FAINTING SPELLS Semis, Ontario.- After my girlie was born I was a wreck. My nerves were too terrible for words and I sim- ply could not stand or walk without pains. I sutfered with fainting spells until I was no longer any good for my household duties and had to take to my bed. The doctor said I should have an . operation,_but I was not in a tit condition It that time. Mghneighbor said, `.Why don't you try Ly E. Pinl Veg etable Compound? I an sure itwill _. on goodsnd will save those doctor's Illa `CA Y can` -nlul-Hal `in Int: Inudkniu LIIUJIT I top." The top." . . The hippodrome track is utilized more than ever before. At one time it is completely circled by one hundred_ and fifty trained horses, each ridden by an expert, in an amazing ballet and Fete of the Garlands. Azgain it is filled with-glittering pageants, with splendid high-school horses or remark- able thoroughbreds that give thrilling exhibitions of lofty hurdling and haz- ownnn klovh-inrnn: {Advtj [He vluage. I Senator Borah issued a. statement opposing intervention, by the United` gum: in nmm. I U IJUSIXIE llll-BI` Vt States in China. Pun I-',ourte"en _ JUL`. VV ILVIIQII U9 5 "4'-WIIs.VIlIilI9 ucounwozo o sown bnuoom-s_ Uonlclians `N1 ! OBI run I?! `I995 MUMII co.cI|gu0lll_ Rigling Bfoc. and Barnum Q Bail./ey ' Enlarged to Accommodate New Big `Act: T - uuuuvn-.0 at '-*- sI7N.w1Nn.nusI acmn'is' 1 ucouuumm 5. saminv niunam-s Lbnlcunn \ 711%; 4 _ I RITATED B . at 117 unnvn nu:-Ir nvntntnn At last the ve-x-mg circus! 17..-: ......... unnnrfar hnvn nind `PIMPLES |TCHED| All THE TIME Could Not Sleep at Night. Face and Arms Covered.7 Cuticura Heals. My face and arms were covered with pimples and blackheads. The pimples were hard and red and scaled over. They itched and burned all the time, and I could not sleep at night. My face looked so badly that people talked about it. " I run!` an aduanlnement for-Cu. nlmy {nut pcupxc uuscu uuuus III I read an ndvertleement for-Cu- ticura Soap and Olntrnentnnd sent for a free sample. After using it I got relief so purchased more and in ` two weeks I was completely heeled." (Signed) Miss Muriel Jollymore, - Lower Wentworth, Nova Scotia. navvvvn wv -an-uw-...-, _.- .- _-_-__.V Clear the pores of . impurities by daily use of Cuticurn Soap with touches of Cuticura Ointment as needed to soothe and heal. Cuticura Taleum is frngrnnt and refreshing. lsnylo lull has it lull. Address Csnudipn t: `I _ td..IonIm.I." Price, Soup Ia. Ointment 86 and 50:. Tslenm 25. . -` Culieurn Shaving Stick 25. .V:g:t:bi: `;m;0l.Ill-&- nt. 199:. Ian: uv.-....., v..-_.... For` years reporters have used` t is figure of speech todescrlbe the 3- ` -ness of the Greatest Show on Earth. Now`, for the first time in history pat- rons wlll actually find tlve rlngs when the greater RlnglingtBrothera and B'a.r- ' num & Balley clrcu`s of 1925 comes to: Toronto, July 3. V 1.. odlnn fn three dirt-oored; .11 Ill1'" ( Advt.) | Though rain thre_a~tened'and "possibly ` kept -some away, ther owes a very good attendance at) the H1 lsdale, FleldrDay of -,Wednesday of .`_Iast . week. `Four teams `entered for the ,ba,seball-Bar- Jrie Hlllcrests, Elmvale, Phelpston and , -Hlllsdale`, first honors going; to Phelp- _ rston. Midland - softball team" failed to show. up and. there was only one game j in ttsi class, Barrie going =up. against I `a teams composed mostly of Toronto . policemen, the latter winning 6 to 6. {Very acceptable music was. furnished `by a band from Barrie. Theball games worn Ad fn1lOWS!-- . GUUUU Ill bnc Bldbbllo V. Softball Game The -Barrie nine got a surprise in the softball game with victory in sight. Toronto went to bat in the seventh with the score against them 6 to 3. With two out and oneerun scored, a two-bugger was followed by a walk and both the ruhnenso scored when Wiles mufted an. easy y and then threw wild. . _ mn.mn+n_(`|ntnu-`lnitnh r\ `Driinhnrd. Dy 8. Dzgnu xruxu Du; , were as _lollowa:_--_ 1nI_..-...I'. I aauauvn vu;-I: - v o -. v v v Phelpston 13 -`-- Huisdaletl ' At" the end at the ton`:-tn, I-Iiilsdalei was leading 6 to 4, but they blew? up in the fifth and the Phlpstonians can- tered `around for seven runs. A pass i and two singles gav_e _Phelpston 3 in the third but their `opponents. came back" with tour singles and tied .the score. In` the next` a beaner and two singles gave the` home nine 2,more. Then vPhelpston- staged a merry-go- round, five sing1es.;a double 'and a walk, assisted by two errors and a pass netted 7 runs. `Two more were added in the sixth. V._ . V tu_nA1, u `.ru_ _,-'- ' /JBIIIIVGIV \J,uL\25a.cacu _ I the opening hard ballstnatch Elm- `.val were ou_tcla,ssed by `their `older , and more experienced opponents, Only` iin_ t_wo innings `did as many asdfive batters face the pitcher.._ 'Dheir` only tally was?` in the sixth when Whitton glivede on at tieldes choice, stole 2nd : and was gent home by Beardsa.ll's two- sacker. . ' ,: ' = ` `I .J'I1'Iu:InIn had a ulncrlfnaf annrlncr in gampbeli, ss; _G. Ar-'_ noid, c: J. Whittoh. rf-; J. Beardsall, 1b:._L- Simpson, 2b, D: 'C.~Crowe, 3b; A. McAuley, rf;--_, R. Drysdale, In W._ Eilis,'p,~2b. V .- By innings: _ -` V , Hillsdale - 5 3 1 5 0 6 x - 20. Elmvale-0000010-,- 1. . . lffhelpston 10 -- Hillcrests 4- Exeept for the fourth inning. Barrie anon -u---sum, Inn: , Hillcrests and the Phelpston aggrega/-' tion were evenly matched.~_Corbett had the edge on Crawford decidedly in~the hurling but receive_d wretched. support,- over a. `dozen errorslbelng made by his team. I-Iillcrests' best inning was the first when` Hook's single, C. Corbettls sacrifice`, Snead's two-bagger , and Blakeley s single yielded tw,o;}'uns. The 4th was where 1?helpston,`..won. Mc- Nap ,scored after his ' single was lengthened by three wild throws..'l`he next two` went out and then. Blakeley dropped a pop fly. A single,` a beaner. and thra two-buggers followed for a total of 6 runs. . - A L'l'lIh-inuu:Oa...__"Ifnn-A nu0' ~`I -Tnnlr `II\- I", tnrew wua. ` . '1`oronto-Cater (pitchtr), Pritchard, Furlong, Craig, Watklns/ Asaph,'(ca.t- cher). . _Anderson, ~ Weatherup. Arksey. -nu__1-_;.....u- - '11:-n-.. 1mIn....l uuv: ;. axuuu. pawn, u ~.~...._.- :.r, --- --... Barrie--Biackstock, 6 1Wi1e , Miles (catcher), Cameron, Warnica, McKee- ver, Moore, Travis and Robertson. (pit. cher). M Barrier -1.10 21 00-5. To'r'onto--0001203-'-6. A. C. Bricker of Barrie made_ a. very efficient umpire. In .one of the games he received 8.` wicked foul tap on the side of` the jaw`which knocked him out for ayitg but `he resumed his job. ' _ "After taking Adlerixu -I feel better than for years. At my age (60) it is ideal--so different from other med- icines." (Signed) W. NV. Carter. Ad- lerika is a simple mixture `of buck- thorn bark. glycerlne, etc.. which re- moves GAS in ten minutes and ;often brings surprising relief to the stomach. Stops that full, bloated feeling. Brings our. old `waste-matter you; never thought um: In vnnr nvnfnrn `mvnnllonf fnr sacker. . "` l _ r A ' Hillsdale had a. slugfesg. scoring in pevery inning except the fth. Three itwo-baggers and two` singles -yielded 6 in `the first stanza; a.-pass, an" error , and two singles;a'dded 3 `in the next; a. two-bugger produced a. run` in the third: two errors,.two singlesand a." three-sa_c_ker yielded 5 in the fourth; V. Simpson replaced Ellis and held Hills- ; dale scoreless `in 'the fifth ` but they -lambasted .him for 6 counters in the ` sixth. -getting two `singles. a double and a. triple, `assisted by three errors and a pass. ` s . Hillsdale-H. I-Ia.ll,'2b; '1`. Dawes, p; ' E. Martin, _ss; J. Davenport, lb; .13. Arksey, ab; Scott. c: G. Thompson. rt; K,_R_umble, cf; M.A lt. -A . . I . vsu______u- -I17 Jv.._...a.v_n .._. 1-1 A.. IOIZEII 01 D l'UIl8'. ` ' _' Hmcrests--'Moore, ss;'~.Hook, lb; C. Corbett, ct; Snead, 2b; Blakeley, 3b; .D. Corbett, 11!; R. Corbett, p; Cameron, rt; Walsh, c. V C . Dkainal-nn....`D `I-Tall `M'lIm:, `Nl'ar-lav. rt; wxulsn, u. Pltelpston--P. I-I_a.ll, Miles, Marley, (catcher), Leo. Hall,` McNab. Craw- _tord (p1tc__her), Hayes, Ston and Grant. Rhelpstdn -- 0 2 0 -G 0 2 0 -7 10. I-Iillcres;s - 2 0 1 1,00 0 - 4.`. 1:n...n..'.o-.. 19 ~_ unllganl- 9: We `have travelled through they most glorious scenery it hasever been my privilege to witness," were the words used'by the Duke of Devonshire while Governor_Genera1 of Canada, `in ex-. presing his admiration for the scen- ery of the Pacific, Coast. The opinion he formed of our magr_rificent'.west is confirmed" by the many people wh tour this wonderful country every year. ` `If you `are planning a tour of the Canadian Rockies and the Pacific Coast this summer, you can't do better- than take one of the low cost trips ar- rangedhy the Canadian National Rail- ways. Thong fnnrn afar-1' ft-ni'n'.'l`nrnnfn with ways. These `tours start from .-'i`oronto with stop-overs at Q]! interesting points en route. At,Jasp,er National Park-where the famous Triangle Tour commences -is_ the largest park and `thelargest sanctuary of wild life in the world- 4400 square miles ofemountains, rivers,- lakes, glaciers,` canyons and ` water- falls or "almost overwhelming beauty. Leaving Jasper, you; pass; M'ount -nL:_...._ 4.1.- I...:...1.....ar .......I. 3... u.... n...`.... .u........ `r- ...----v-.- -._- -. --V-------O .--._..- pass. Mount. Rbbson, the highest peak in the Cana- dian Rockies; then comes the` quaint Indian village of Kitwanga` with 'its' grotesc'1u.e_ Totem poles and Indian re- lics. At'Prince Rupert you may choose an interesting sidejtrip to Alaska, or you may board the steamer for the three-day trip through the famous Smnic Seas of the Pacific Coast to Vancouver, Victoria, Portland and Seattle. Returning, . the train follows the beautiful winding Fraser and Thompson Rivers with their brilliant `colored cliffs of red, gray and-yellow, returning again to Jasper, National Pa;-k'-and in due time, to Toronto. ~ _'rhe.oustan'ding beauty and complete- ness of these` tours. should. appeal to every one. '1`hese',low summer tour- ist,.tarbs*"wi1l be in, effect to `October 81 . Complete information,-` pamphlets` an reservations may be secured from any Canadian National . Railways Agent. ~ .. ` 26.-27c .WTES'Tl'E`R`N J'rouns ' `runs SUMMER REMARK ABI._Y__`LO.W IN cos'r uvnnv vv u a_ ,Elmval'e `Out-classeld 1. -L,g 'n_-uI"-;__; STONFIRST AT ' 1 7 mum FIELD DAY Toronto, July 3._ ' In addition to three dirt-oored pings, two addltionalrings have been constructed to fit over the tops of the steel structured stages. . vmm. In mg on-ngfnnf, innovation since. % A dziegock of crpc. ,de Chine a flower shading WWE5 Waite. 70110 "4 "Wee. - on the shoulder was worn, recently in avmmsful Na York comedy. I AAc`n``v`En?fent Walter P. Chrysler s i full sconcep tion of what. a four-cylin- der `car should he has -now become a_ \ Mr.` Chrysler an- nounces the new _ . Chrysler -Four, `companion car .,to'the Chrysler Six. `It is ,he r'e, ready for your inspection. Whether you are'a car owner or `not, by all means see this new Chrysler creation. Ride in` it. Get to know~th`e latest - ;,Chrysler achievement which the master` ear builder identi- es yvith_his own name. It__will amaze you, for it is our rm conviction that the new Chrysler Four represents a bet- ter and ner combination of power, speed,` fuel Tmileage and ` charmof appearance than any other four in the `world today. The wonderful riding quhlites _ of the new Chryslet Four cannot . _` GAMB1-E&'=& GROSI`-1 but for other big, new displays. _ A . Though there are more than eight hundred men and women arenic stars] on the mammoth program of 1925 only: a few of -the most brilliant are present- ed singly. Instead they are presented in imposing ensemble. These groups extend over the entire length of the` huge main-tent--seven. nine, a.s'many' as eleven troupes in action at one time. - In keeping with thisplan of giving the} spectators at the ends of the tent just - as much "show" as is enjoyed by those nearer the center, five herds of ele- phants are now presented instead of three. `A hundred clowns distribute their caperings in all parts ot the big- ' fnn " Maxwell and` Chrysler ahd `.Se1-vice `. Phqne 76. A BARRIE %_ . DiInIop\St. V-rue`.-;Ax1i1a~Tn:EAja:Nsg ;.:Twia;s3;iam1;i;. A No more striking or truly prophetic` worgs were ever written than the fol- lowing from the pen of Sir John Wil- lison in 1923: i (1117:. v..~....4 n:LI.A.. _.....-.n_ -4.____ LI, , IJSUII LII 1.3405 - We must either manufacture the raw mate`rials of Canada within the country-`-thus employing labor, rear- ing new communities, providing local |markets for merchants and producers,' strengthening the national structure, making the back of Canada strong to bear its accumulating burdens--or the sons of Canada will follow these raw 3 materials out of the country,` establish ithemselves in foreign industrial cen- ltres, more and more, from year to year, the national burden will be- come heavier and the issue of./the great political experiment in whic w.e are engaged become more d.'if icult, and uncertain. Every sound economic] and natural reason, therefore, demands that the raw` materials of Canada shall be manufactured in Canada, and the Canadian people, pgotected in the pos- session and contr I. of their natural- inheritance. - uun:1'u.a,uue. ; | The sons of Canada..a;'re following the raw material out of the country to the tune of- nearly 200,000 a year?` according to sta.tements'made in Pa '1. `liament this week. 0 | 1:1...-....1- r 1-; n_____;--_ , rranx J. U. barnjum. ikngapolis Royal, N. S., June 15th, 92 . ` v . s. 1 Old Mr. carter Helped by'Simple Mixture augxcra w. nearly an tneu` cxotmng. Annual toll of murder in the U.S. `now exceeds 11,000 and the homicide! rate for 1924 was double that of 1900. `Prod Qhnnnnn. .1: An .a..-.a ..+ m...... I xau: LU!` .l.iI`8 was uuume Ulat OI.13UU.' Fred Shannom 45, fell dead at _F1ush- I mg, 0. Hisfather died in _the same way three weeks ago. ' \ RlIl`ThQ: cmnlzc Anwaln-Inn hnmn ....1..I I ' .-_...- I Two prisoners who escaped from Fulton, 111., jail robbed_the other pri- soners of nearly all their clothing. Annual tnll nf mm~m~ in +h.s TTQ way Lurce weexs 8.80. \ Burma; seeks dominion home rule under a draft bill just completed at Rangoon. . A -5 `foun, % %ng'Cr In I Hllllil JIAYIC IKYDA A PROPHECY COMES TRUE` -- - nuu vv --_ .-___v..__ and delight you.` = Andwhen you ride you'll notice the absolute; quietness of the four-cylinder engine, you ll find no rumble or `tremors in the body of the car..-, _ ` Here is a car_ you cantruly driye all. day without fatigue. It is hardly ever necessary `to. `shift gears, except for starting from a -dead stop. When shifting is " necessary it is made clean and noiselessly by the matched transmisson gears and easy clutch action.` ` \ - There. has never been the like of the new Chrysler -Four at anywhere near "its price. Be prepared for a great revelation. Che Frank J. D. Barnjum. I]. N. S,, Juno `ISM: be described. You must experience them to knqw what an advatfce` has `been . made in the four- cylinder eld: `It is enough to say that a ride will amaze smug DEALERS: 'Uu|. Ulu `W l.ELU`lllu|.LUl' JUU; JIUVUII LIIUUEIIL was in your system. Excellent for chronic, constipation. Wm. Crossland.' drugglst. 16 formerly of the Barrie Carriage Co., has taken over the `Rubber Tire Department and can be depended upon to give prompt and satisfactory service in putting on or rep/airing"rubber tires. Wheels also repaired. Shop - .194 Blake St. (near East Ward School) 'Pi.one 1023 .:s p` BARRIE : P.0. Box 543 BUGGY RUBBER TIRES H. H`. BURNS , ~ Far ahead in ~power, speed, fuel mileage, beauty; in safety, ease and complete and perfect roadabiIity; First car of its price with the option of hydraulic four-wheel brakes at slight 4-4:; 444 CXIITG CUBE Delivers 38:5 / horse-power-83 per. cent more power certainty and performance than its official rating. . - Positive full force-feed lubrication, giving far more efficient lubrication with no increase in oil consumption. Unusually; sturdy, rugged frame. %=` o'rroN HARDWARE co; Touring Car $,li403F; O. B. Windsor. taxes extra. Fouv-whul Touring Car 312406 E. U. 1!. Windsor. hydraulic brakes optjonql. Sd $1535 Fol). Do Wlndldfp taxes extra. Four-wh_l.h-ydraulic Inralmc nhtinnaL Ends: In Fisher. .It has opened the way not-only for steel structured stages. I This is the greatest innovation since _, the Ringling Brothers started \their super-circus policy by combining their own with the Barnum & Bailey c!rcus~..l trained horse numbers in sets of fives? displays." "l`hnna-h 1-hm-n are more than eight Four-whegldtydraulic brakes optional. Body by Fisher. Sad; $1535 F.O.B. Windsor taxes aim. Fmar-1ul|l.J|-vdrauli:: aubcupgbzass no.3. Wiudsbr, nixa. extra. Four-wheel hydraulic brakes optional. Body [219 Fisher Tiaungpgur, JUNE 25. 1925; i In t] ' THURSDAY, is feve fresh Black, 7 Summ Be sure to or two tins n pvvr\II\ A 15 Sent Womaaj to Bed. Great Change After Taking Lydia E. PinklIam s' `I- .__;_lI- lV__._-.__.I .