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926. VVELIIXUU WILLI KIUI. God took him." Mr... on.-I `l\lI'i~u 1; Goa toox mm." Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rowell and family of Barrie spent ; Sunday at Geo. E. Crawford's. 1\....n..... nut` 1\/I-.n~crnu~n+ (`nrnnrnn Ara U!`a.WIOI`G'S. Duncan and Margaret Cameron are visiting Mrs. F. Dunsmore of Barrie. ,,.,,,.u.-_, n__A.._ 1..-..- ...4-.....1...-I +1-an Taxes Extn $920 1 970 - 495 730 son. Mr. and Mrs. VVm. Ferrier and son yvilmot spent Sunday with `friends at 3:10 , Lisle. Donald Banting of Toronto is visit- ing his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Donnell. 'n/r.. uI1(1 `Mm: Mn'Knin`ht nf Baxter Drmneu. Mr. and Mrs. McKnight of Baxter spent Sunday with Mr. and` Mrs. Wm. Copeland. . - R112 xv T.e=9'0n and Miss Fair of XIII VV ll Lisle. 'I\nn Copeland. Miss W . Leeson and of 'l`ox-onto`areTvisi}ing with'Mr. and Mrs. V. Beatty. , ' A ` Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Monkman are spending a few weeks at theircottage at Balm Beach. . ml... Tenant: T.nnnn\' and three sons at mum beacn. Mrs. James Lennox and" three sons of Hamilton are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. `M. Sherman. . mt... ....A 1|/I've: wlvmnn nnd daughter `M. Sherman. Mr. and Mrs. Flrman and daughter Margaret are visiting with Rev. and Mrs. W. Clements. mu. mm: Mn: 11 Dnrriff and Mrs. M11- W. Clements. Mr. and Mrs. H. Porritt an Mrs. ler of Barrie spent_'.L`uesda with Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Miller. . . 'T"|r\n 1-non`! frvlnnn Hf .T0hn Mrs. J. H. Miller. The many friends of John Jebb will be sorry to hear that he is ill in .th-: General Hospital. Toronto. mm and Mrs Rnht. Dutton and son General Hospital. '1'o1-omu. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Dutton Gordon have been holidaying in Tor- onto dunjlng the past week. M. and Mm: Jsark Coneland and Lection` the past week. - Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coneland. family of Toronto Sundayed `with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Copeland, Sr. llfnu M nllnn and daughter Eliza.- and Mrs. Wm. Uopelanu, ax`. Mrs. M. Gollop and daughter Eliza.- beth have returned` home after spend- ing a few days in Buffalo, N.Y. Riuunu Margaret and Helen Glass. ing few days 111 bun-aw, 1V.1.. Misses Margaret and Helen Glass. Miss Evelyne Leadlay. Miss Marjorie Dunning and Miss Mabel Kell are vis- iting at Belle Ewart. , T\II r_n-vin 91' the vc-nvtorv bv the Rev. iting at Belle bgwart. _V Married at the rectory by W. '1`. Johnson,`on Tuesday. August 10. 1926, Mrs. Clara S.` Smith to Mr. Harold. Edward L1ppett_, both of Essa. A mm. and 1\/I v.sx .1, (,_ Arn0l d_ have re- .lSdWa.I`('| hlppett, uuul U1. mama. Mr. and Mrs.'J. C. Arno L `have re-A turned home after an enjoya e motor trip to Detroit. Mich.. to visit for a week with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Early. 1\n:.~...nu Wlnnnnnn (`:1-nhnm and MUl'iEl Week with M1`. and Mrs. gwueat .ma1`1,\;. Misses Florence Graham and Muriel Ross, accompanied by Otto Haugh. motored to New Toronto on Sunday and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie VVe1ch. Mr. and Mrs. Gibson and son Reg. and Miss Taylor of Toronto motored here to visit Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Graham on Sunday. Mr. Gibson returned but the others remained for a week. _,._- n._x......:... A` xlfnu A D Tnu- Otners I`l:5lllu.uu-:u LU1 (I. vvvvnn The many friends of Mrs. A. R. Ing- hanx win be sorry to learn that she took another stroke on Saturday. Aug.- ust 8. At present she is progressing favourably. Nurse Arnold is in attend- ance Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Scott and children are spending" a month's vacation at Sandy Cove. Lake Simcoe.--Dr. L. N. Silverthorne of Toronto is looking af- ter Dr. Scott's practlselduring his ab- sence. , . _ _ rrwm nlnnlz `Drnnnnfnrv Lodge NO 109 I THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1926. ._ The Black Preceptory Lodge marched to the Presbyterian church on Sunday evening. The Thornton Band gave several splendid selections._ Rev. D. A. Ferguson delivered a. very impressive sermon. e . What might have been a. serious ac- cident occurred one day last week to Elwood Nevils who is workinz at Al- bert Gilro_v's, Mr. Gilroy was shingling the barn and Mr. Nevils was down be. low. Two or three bunches of shingles fell from the roof hitting Mr. Nevils e FOR SALE-Farms; Summer Prop- erties, Town Houses, Lake Fronts. FOR RENT - Summer Cottages, Town Houses, furnished and un- furnished. . ` _17t.fc Dunlap and Mulcutor `Sta. Phone 31 : BARRIE .: Box 59.3 MATURE YOUR PULLETS EARLY 1:vER1_r__'rH1NG REAL"i1iTATE FED NOW ` will have them laying before `gold weather. ' For grain feed use ' Blatchford s Bu-Nun Hen `Scratch ORDER T0-D'ATY FROMV E191?!-.~A BRBWN & co., Barrie. 1 Inc I ruugwqn Bootmakef : REPA?-IRS in all its branclfefo neatly ind promptly `executd, while you wait,, if neded. . 19 dolmu-`sc.. In-rte". V 2 Doors Westfof.-Opera, Hous. ma. at so Pail: six T West of the Armouries.- ` 10! III KIIIIIIV DI` Ilvlvqunuu -..- tender feet. Great care is taken to fit the last to every foot; at the same time perfect -t, style and du`r-9 ability is guaranteed. \ W , __ _ .__- .. ~-- "lfT'1;ll-tI1e_-.VBske "- A very sure end speedy relief for all kinds of deformed and .____I-.. t--e . Llllllby 13 `UGLGIIVGVWAI J. Hucnas NOTICE Multiple-Cylinder Performance ? with Chevrolet Econorrfy ,__J._ ..E 'I'_...;-.:-\:. .....-.nAu-an ll` A10 `lI1;1DQ QT` on the head'.;I-Ie was stunned at the time but soon recovered consciousness. n/ram, xrnntm T.nurIn nnnnnnnnnln hv ume but soon recovereu cuusc1uu_.~uu=a.-5. Missevlolet Lewis. accompanied by E. M. Riley, motored to Stayner on Sunday to meet Mrs. Edwin Lewis of the Traveller's Inn and Miss G. Lewis of Winnipeg, who have been visiting csiun nvnnn Hm: lakes. - U1. vvuuupcs, wuu ua also around the lakes. IIIU hnatw Ivllo IUIIQ u I u uvwwuu Miss .Ida F. Fawcett, daughter of the late. Edward Fawcett of Cookstown, died _on July 30 in Oakland, Calif. She wou1d*be remembered in Cookstown by many of the older residents. Born in. 1872 on the third-'conc_ession of In- nisfil, Miss Fawcett lived on the farm for some years and previous to her death had beenteaching school in Tor- onto. She was a woman of strong char- acter and cheerful disposition and `was "well thought of by all who new her. She was an Anglican and an active worker in all departments ' of the church. Surviving her are four sisters, Mrs. Wm. AWood. Bradford; Misses. Alice, Annie and_ Laura, Toronto, and one brother, Edward Fawcett in the VVest. The remains were brought to Cookstown for burial. the funeral ser-' vice being held on August 4 on arrival of the train. Rev. W. T. Johnson of- ficiated and the pall-bearers were H. Carter. and M. Hipwell, Bond Head; D. H. Coleman, Barrie: F. Coleman, Cookstown ; J.., R. Hipwell, Alliston, and C. Wood, Bradford. Burial was made in St. J_,ohn s Anglican cemetery. lIU'UIIIUII VI -vvu3 u cun- ., . A year ago Albert -Long and Mrs." Fred Bell arrangedpfor the holding of a family re4union*'of the Long family connections at Wasaga Beach._ last August. The event proved, so successful that it `was decided to make it an an- _nual affair. With this object in view, Mr. Long was appointed to look after future arrangements, while Mrs. Bell was appointed corresponding _secretary. The second .re-union was accordingly held at Wasaga Beach last week when about seventy-five of the de- scendants of the late John Long met in the beautiful park at that place/ and spent the day pleasantly in picnicking and.social,intercourse. It was an oc- casion of genuine pleasure for all pre- sent and oneyof which it migh well be said Happy to meet, sorry to art. happy to meet again." Refreshments were served on neatly spread tables from the abundance of good things `that the ladies brought with them. Relatives 'were present from Barrie, Cookstown, -Bradford, '.Beeton. West Gwillimbury, Meaford and St. Vincent. Thankful acknowledgment was made of the fact that not one of therseventy or more connections present at the re- union last year had been called away by death. _ . vmm vgnmz familv originally came Luunxa 1 p w nr T \ >74 .. DI0I0I0I0I0I0I< F1011 8014 101011- I` 1 I but fortunately escapeu wltu uwsr .uv- es. They settled in Limerick, residing there until 1823 when John Longand his wife` Ellen Reidy. together with five children. came to Canada in a sailing vessel. One son,.David Long, died and was buried` at sea. The parents and remainder of the family settled in West Gwillimbury where. John Long's wife died. He next was married to his cou- sin. Eliza Long. They had six children and it i_s the descendantsof these that are holding the annual re-union. The oldest relative at the picnic was Mrs. Eliza ~Fenton of Beeton, daughter of Samuel Long. The picnic was held on August 4. Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Long of this place attended the picnic. ,..~ :-:: , ishspending` a week m l:0Wn. . Miss Eleanor Ralston of Toronto is spending her holidays at home. Born to;Mr. and Mrs. Harry Todd. a. week ago. a daughter. Congratulations. "Mrs. Toxlpey of `seat le has been vis-_ ` mug with Mrs. James .Barry at K11- larney Beach. . `Mfiuu tllndvsl `Reid of Orillia has been by death. -\ The Bong family originally 1 rom,Holland and left there on account of religious persecution. While on their 'way to Ireland they were shipwrecked. but fortunately escaped with their liv- A3 "lVHn-u nnfflnd in 1.1mm-ink. residlnz` &m&wwm&&&$%&% LEFROY' :1`: &w&&%m&&&m&xw&$& Aug; 9-Mrs. I. M. Gilpin or Toronto i_s.\spending week in town. Minn mmmor Ralston larney Beacn. . Miss Gladys Reid of Orillia. holidaying with fxjierTd`s in town for the`-past week. . ` Mrs, w. Whan has been visiting with the`-past week. Mrs. F. Whan has her daughter, Mrs. Prince, at Wyevalo for the past week. L Miss Rose Barry hag been.very ill but I am glad to report her condition is now much improved, n~......u M :-,`|(n.v of. Toronto was in much improveu, Frank McKay of~ Toronto town` on. Saturday on business connect- ed with the new school. Miss Edith Ridler has gone to Tor- onto where she has selged a. position with the Bell Telephone Co. i` Miiss _-Eba.nor' Sawyer not i Niagara Falls has been visiting with friends in the neighborhood during the week. on our 11:314--.. Al ll`;-n-nnin url-an will CI19 IIBIKIIUUFIIUUH uun lllg I-Inv u vvnuu _ H. 11.. Whitney of Toronto. who will be in charge oi. Letoy Continuation School. was in town uring the week. 011 e a loss has been sustained by Innis tee Limited Germ. . which in` in charge of T. F._Swindle. in the death of ..m...- mm. cows`. If--is -thought they se- 1`1"L"L"L"A"L"A"A"' ' \C0oKsT,0WN. F._Swu_1d1e. in me aegtn seven` fine; cows`, If`-is -thought they : Th`e Late Miss Ida F. Fawcett -Re-union of Long Family I noon nan Alhn1~f..T.nnQ` Sl MP5 "Elizabeth St. T. R. COULTERj3.?;1:;::.i er-iao for Ecoviomjcal __Transp ortation cured, some of the poison which had been used as tibck wash on sheep. _--.a n_'...n-. -0 1ul':...un'na- 4 Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Dawson Sundayed in Toronto. ' _ Geo. J ebb spent a few days 1n._'I`oron- to `;Ls\week. . 4Ivn'ss`Irene Clements is holidaying at Van's Point. _ V Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Monkman ar holidaying at Balm Beach. T - Mir nn Mrs Inn Jnhh hf Beeto i ueuu uauu as ynun vvuwu uu ..;.......... Mrs. Sage and family of Minesing, who have been spending a holiday` at` Kiilarney Beach. have `returned home. vs. _..a 1:--- ~n'r.....: A` mnnnmino Tu- `lxluurucy Jacauu. uuvv .u-.......... ..v..... Rev.- and Mrs. Ward of Georgina Is- land are spending the week with the 1atte1"s mother, Mrs. W. C. McCullough.` The ball games are still going full; speed. On Thursday last the C.L.B. s went to Mlnesing and cleaned up on that town. Minesing team plays the final at Lefroy on Thursday. This pro- mlses to`be a very interesting game. BARRIE, ONT. 1 Phone 133 "TH: BAIRRIE AEEXAMINER _..-.. - IA ._..I. ~.._'... '.._._.I...' '.I..." TL. , mi . I ` ; ~_h._`_'. \. . oimiu-?LA1 , Oven-fresh ALWAYS Kellogfe patented inner-sealed waxtite wrapper preserves the flavor and lceepe the flakes tout}- crlep. This is an exclusive Kellogg ` feature. . L `L-jfzjj A holidaying at balm ueucn. Mr. :,n\d Mrs. Jas. Jebb "of Beeti:J:i'. spent Sunday with Geb. Jebb. - Mr. and Mrs. Levi Henson. S1-.. are visiting with friends in Barrie." . Miss Dorothy Pugsley of.Barrie is visiting with frien s _i_n town. Miss Margaret oole of Toronto; is visiting with . iss Hazel Arnofd. ' Frank Agn of Colling'wooc1 spent +3-in urt.\nLv_nn1-I oi hie hnmn )\L3.Y`f!. Orillia has a team which has been cleaning up on all the northern teams. and upon hearing about Lefroy team's success ventured to Lefroy-"on Mon-' day of this week. They returned home with sad hearts `and a reverse score of 7 to 2. There is talk of a New York team com-ng to test out the C.L.B. s. ; next. The result would no doubt be the 1~r\wv\l\ Wedding \ stationery,` chuoice in quality and correct in style, at the Barrie`-Examiner printery. 20tf \ JI\44nvo ; same.` --that s why hundreds of thousands of owners are proclaiming today s Chevro- let the greatest achievement in Chev- rolet history! ' ' - Everywhere the world over, it is sending Chevrolet popularity to new record- breaking heights. Everywhere it is re- cognized as the climax to twelve years of constant improvement by Chevrolet and General Motors engineers! And a single ride will tell you why. 7 Into the eld of low-priced cars, today's Chevrolet has brought exact the slow- speed i smoothness, exactly t e velvety acceleration, exactly the freedom from ` high-speed vibration that have been the big reasons for the buying of multiple- cylinder cars. Imagine loang up a hill in a loaded car -with the motor turning so easily that you are almost unconscious of its- oper- ation. You can in the smooth Chevrolet! Imagine rushing from 10 to 30 miles an hour before your watch` ticks ten times -with never a semblance of straining or labor in the motor. You can in the smooth Chevrolet! S`E #1,V_15 T o`\H E. A 'Guthrie, Central and St. Andrew's. Oro, held a. social evening on the lawn of A. J. Fletcher on Wednesday. July 28. 1ur:m~..m 1\/rn.-u and 'F"lnv-V-in Graham art: The Presbyterian young people of- .v'ranK AEDGW OI Uuuluswuuu. apuuu the weekend at his home here. Nurse M. A. Agnew of Toronto Wes- tern Hospital is. home for her holidays, I. Fletcher [of Toronto spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Dan W11 rurxun A. J. rletcner on W I:uuu:sua.Y. duxy ac. Misses Mary and Florrie Graham are D b u I I lvislting frlends 1n Hawkestone. mt...-. 1uI'..*.\1*nv~.1n anti Rlfice `((91-in Nl'r--1 Imagine speeding at 40 or 50 miles an hour in a Coach or Sedan-and being able to talk -without raising your voice above the conversational pitch. You can i in the smooth Chevrolet! And above all, imagine the satisfaction of enjoying such phenomenal qualities to- gether with an amazing economy of oper- ation. You do in the smooth Chevrolet! Compare.abilities on any basis with any car you have everudriven. Try it in traf- c-over the hills--through clinging mud and sand. Go to your Chevrolet dealer prepared for .. ..:A.. Hm Him n-F mhir-11 vnn never U0 to your UllV1'U1Uh ucbuca. yxcyaxcu Luz. a ride. the like of which you never dreamed possible in other than a multiple- cylinder car. For that s exactly what you will discover at the wheel of the smooth- est Chevrolet in Chevrolet history! The Smoothest Chevrolet in Chevrolet history in selling at the Lowest Price for which Chevrolet has everbeen sold in Canada. Roadster $640 Coupe 3810 Sedan .- 'V( Coach 810 Landnnsedan Sp't 7 ggiaxfxgerg Touring 640 Utility E: All Prii.-es at Factory I Coach 810 Landpu Sedan Commercial Chauu - - - Express " - - IVIDILAII5 $VJ.1D. 1'. A/LIA:-!A||\/Av V- .....--.-.. A number from here attended the garden party at Mr. Butler's, Hawke- stone. and report a goodetime and a I good program. I _ walked with God, and he was not, (or? (`AA Gnnlr `\`fI"I " vv uua 'l\u