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MIDHGIET ` . ` "'(C'ont!m_1ed from page 5) A communication. ;_w'as' received from the Orangeville Presbytery, of- fering to supply VB1ack.ABank.' This` arrangement is_ satisfactory to the` I -,I.Barrie Presbytery. __` . __ ' I rm... ...................+~:.-....I `Qt-"DA-'r+_ `M'nT\TnnH i Hharrle rresoycery. if K` , V "*3 ' i 1 The congregation, `at`l;`l=_}o`1-5 M_cNico11 l ,were given`-pQrmi'ssio__n' `to sell` anold imanse, and the Mid1a congregation - obtairfed Pres_byter`y s .sa_nction to} raise funds for their new Sunday" School building `by mortgagingl ,chu'rch property. Two students who . {have served `during the summer in |this_~ Presbytery will be certied to their college for their faithful work. , It was decided that for the present` .Angus and Alliston charges should- ! continue as one. i !SOM`E PROBLEMS * 1% FACING TRUSTEES 1 i [N RURALSCHOOLS, [\a\IllUlllUI\a Inu vnnvu There were no calls before the iPresbytery, nor were there any re- asignations. At adjournment, it was :decided that the next meeting would Ibe held in the Allandale church at the icall of the Clerk and Moderator. 1=~$86,248.96 for public and.$2,398.93., (Continued froxn :page"1.) , opulation of over 2500 the sun`: of } 115,271.42. The County-ofvSimcoel sreceived for rural schools, public and 3 `separate, including all villages and towns having 2500 population or less [for separate schools. The Town of Barrie -received $497.83 for public land $47.15 for separate schools. Tak- . ing into account -the public schoolsl only in the County, including rural! [villages and towns of 2500 or less,! there are 304 teachers`for the $86,-! 248.96, or $250.81 per teacher, while there are 31 teachers in` the Town of V Barrie for the grant of $497.83. This amounts to $16.06. per -teacher. The ' disparity of grantsto rural and urban i schools is much greater when the at-I tendance of pupils-is taken into con- sideration, as the average attendance l i of pupils in rural schools is not much ;more than half what it is in the towns f land cities. This disparity has beeni F pointed out by urban trustees and , lthe problem is how to rectify it with- `out injuring the rural schools. , 1,1,..- 2--.-.... _,J_-A..L:..... 5 v u v LIIJ Another problem facing education-E ists in Ontario today is that of ad-; ljusting our system to meet the needs? lof today, particularly` in our second- ary schools. The high schools and collegiate institutes of today had their beginning in the grammar` lschools of one hundred years ago. |These early-secondary schools were. Iestablished to prepare young men for the professions. We have a very? much larger proportion of students} attending secondary schools today,-` of both sexes and from all walks of life. There is room for only-a small; lpercentage of them in the teaching] [and other professions. The continu- ation school is-ex-tending the same, advantages out into the country,[ where the boys and girls from the; farm take practically the same course of studies. A beginning has beenj ugaub vAn\. ..-.---.- U- 1 made in` large urban centres to help young people t themselves for in- dustrial pursuits, while little has been done to adapt the `continuation school to rural agricultural needs. The fu- ture of (hnada depends on a happy, prosperous, contented rural popula- tion. Education should be an im- portant factor in making agriculture more prosperous. Can we hope for the co-operation of rural people among themselves and with the De- partment of Education to attain this end? These are two of the problems fac- ing the Government_and people of Ontario in educational matters. The Department of Education has made PHONE 280 % PHONE 1169 . Rubber Insulated Motor Supports- (Standard Nash praetice for some time). New-type Crankcase Breather Preventing Crankcase Dilution. New-design Motor Muier Deepen- ing Operative Quietness. Motor Heat Control by New Ther- mostatic Water Regulator. Oil Screen Agitator Preventing (\:I nnomunlna. `II (`,l'\It"Blf in Lerroy with Mrs. uuvui Allull. Mrs. George I. Craw of Victoria Har- bour visited Mrs. J._ W. Henry recent- ly. . _ . ~ _ Miss Ella Cunningham of Toronto is visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Cunning-I `Innnn _ 4-v vh9cl Bx-akea-World s Most Powerfully Smooth and Eicient Typo. And a Scor More of Important At- tractions. ` - (On New Advanced sax ana A Special Si: Modehu) Jll acreen "tlltatur rxcvcuuug Oil Coagulatipxf in Coldest Weather. f - was Leads!/2e World in Motor Car Value A.. TH%OMASi lL;r BRADFORD s11, ABARRIF. gNew Nash : Models now 4 feature a 7'Bearing Crankshaft E. gMOTOR -' 9" 9 the P1/orldfs Smbofhest Yjzpex surveys. and offered suggestions to remedy them. Consolidation of ru- ral schools and the township board have been proposed. Whether the people approve these remedies or not, they still have the conditions as des- cribed and must endeavor to nd a soltltion for _them. _I_'-_._-,_., .'lI____-J LL- _J_!______ at A. Mc1senz1e's. - I Rev. A. E. Lunau will occupy the` pulpit of the United Church at both` service.s,next Sunday. 1:... av: 1\II'ua nwnflnl and Mr. and. DUL`|.lb1Ull LUL UIACIII. A discussion followed the address of Mr. Morris, among those taking part being Chas. Denney, J, Morri- son, Stewart Cochrane, Fred Arnold, Geo. Davis, Mr. Allingham and Mr. Downer. `Wedding stationery, choice in quality and correct in style, at the Barrie Examiner printery. 20tf SALES, SERVICE MACHINE L SHOP service-.s,next bjunaay. ' Mr. and Mrs. Cornfield and Mr. and; Mrs. Bell of_Hprnings' Mills visited at A. J. Mason's `on Friday. I m..:...:+u TTv\H-nil Fhlirnh wl hnld an - A. J. 1V1aSOn'S on r'1'u,1'a,y. _ Trinity United Church will hold an- niversary services on Sunday, October 17.. Full particulars later. .,Misses Edythe and Winnifred Cun- nin;:ham' ofr Collingwood spent the week-end at their home here. . fin T(7ar'|nnur'I-Av Qnnf 99 Bf R d'1OCk week-ena at tnelr nume uen:-.. V On VVednesday, Sept. 29, at 8 o'clock sharp the Y.P.C. are holding a social for members and-their friends. 1unm~_. Dnmnir-o Tnhnnff whn in nffpnd- IO!` members ant!-Iell` Lneuus. Miss Bernice Jennett. who is attend- ing Barrie ` Collegiate Institute. spent the week-end at her home here. Kit on!` R/Iv-u R Thnhnw and spent aunuay wlul u`u:uux-.1 uv.-:L'u. ` Misses Charlotte `Mason and Elsie Carr left on Monday for Toronto where they will attend Normal School. Mr and Mrn Wright. .T!'__ Mr. Wrl2'ht.. Iallllwu (bl; |-luv l50|r|I\dl u nuvaoau voa Iuaiuolnu-I-w.yv Mrs. W. Cornea and Miss Kathleen Sharpe of Toronto spent the week-end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wm; Sharpe. Mr and Mrn, Rnhf_ ('!1n1n1ngha.m and we Week-ena at ner nume xwre. Mr. and Mrs..E. Dutcher and family and Mrs. A. Bannerman of Elmvale spent Sunday with friends here. Minna Charlotte `Mason and may -W111 attenu AVU1`mu.1 nuuuux. Mr. and Mrs. Wright. Jr;,` Mr. wright,` S12, and Miss Reba Mayes of Toronto called at the latter's home on Sunday. 1: . 11v r~_._.___ __J `I11..- `l 7..LI.I..-.. unurpe. - Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Cunningham and Mr. and Mrs. A. Halbert -visited Mr. and Mrs. John Scott of Mono Centre on Monday. v 3 ` Mr 9711'? Mr: Jnhn Gr-nan and don and WUUK'UIlUu ~ Mr. and Mrs. H, N. Slmpsbn dud family have returned to their home in Winnipeg after a pleasant visit Awithv their friends here. Rnu 7|/ln'lWnuvn'I I nn (Inn 1' nnrnnn `AI CUUVVIIIUI FIIIIIIVUI C-I The `anniversary services of Town- line church were held on Sunday. Sep- tember 19, when large congregations, both morning and evening. listened with great attention to the eloquent sermons preached by Rev. `D. A. Ferguson or Cookstown. In the morning he spoke-' on the gratitude and thanksgiving we should feel for God's many, blessings and in the evening. his subject was "Keeping the Faith." The service of "praise was led by -a untonchoir which greatly delighted" the congregations by _. their sweet music. The Thornton Male `Quartette. as part `of the choir, gave two selections in _ the evening which were greatly appreciated.. _ Thornton" Womon'o .|ns_tituto' .`;The- Bentember meeting of the W0- Inst'it`ute was held `at the home monuay. . : Mr. and Mrs. John Grose and son and Mr. and Mrs. Fred . King of Toronto were with Mrs. R. E. Ayerst over the week-end. . - `Ila nn. Thfwa `LT KY Rh-nnann ant` E11811` LFIUIIUH Il\'3l'Uo Mrs. McDowell and Geo. Lawson `of ' King City, and Mr. and Mrs. Milford` McDowell of Unionville were Sunday guests of Mrs. McDowell's- brother, Rev. A. E. Lunau. Tho nnn;uo'I nu!-Inc! n? 91:15 7I`n1'Ivv\'Hn CV. 13. I14. uuuuu. \ The annual quilting of the Townllne . W.M.S. Was held in the Vestry of the church on Tuesday afternoon, Septem- ber 21. when a. number of fine quilts were prepared for the bale. ) | Min: Wthnl Msnffhhwa Inf? '|nn1~.'\Und. W [Jl'U[Jl1l'UU LUF LKIU ukuu. U11: Miss Ethel Matthews left/last-Wecb nesday to enter as a nurse-in-training at the Royal` Victoria Hospital. Bar- rie. Her many friends here wish her much success in her new work. `Inn Q D`nIPuIi`n\f\`nl` `Kat: lVuuI'nv\Iv\nI`|nvv\ _ Mr. and Mrs. Sturgeon and son Leland` IIIUUU EUUUCBB III 111:! HEW WUl'_K Mrs. S. Blanchard. Mrs. Cunningham.` Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Chantler and Miss` Bernice Cunningham. all of Alliston. of Gllford were at Jas. Cunningham's for, Sunday. . T A .. ' `Rev 117 M Mnrmin nf 'I"nv-nnfn n- ma aquaxntvance nere. Congratulations to, Miss Gehevleve Jamieson on receiving fourth place "in Sewing" and to Miss Irene Lowrie tenth place in Nutriti9n." alsmto Hu- bert McKenzie tenth in Sheen at the Judging Competition held at Canadian National Exhibition under the Junior Iziusttiitutes and Junior Fag` `era Asso- c a on. . LUIV auuuuy. Rev. W. M. Morris Of Teronte oec-T cupied the pulpit of:z i`r1nity United- Church last Sunday morning. He was accompanied by his daughter. Miss Morris. and son Whittle. who renewed old aquaintance here. (`nncrm:fn`lnHnn:: in Mich nhnvinvn 36 Bayeld St. THE LARGEST AN15. MOST? Mcow-mm STOCK? OFLAMPS IN BARRIE, A EVERFYLAMPA GUSARANTEED A A 75-fvatt A 100-watt: 45 200-watt s1.15- O` 3oo.watts1.9o . CONDOR LAMPS - THE OLD RELIABLE` ; 40-watt 30 ' A 60-watt 35 100-watt` 65 60-watt ,S/unlight 65 A COMPLETE LINE or MAZOA LAMPS ; -_gO-wattt01(_)00-w.att\_` A A A. COUNTRY HOME LAMPS A For farm lighting plants, S.32-Volt, 10 to 100-watt ~ A FULL STOCK OF COLORED LAMPS % 40 `& 60-watt Give Us a cam. FOR Estimats _`Made on Electric Wiring and Repairs THORNTON: Successful Anniversary` -__._j_'____.____, ______g___ _,g .-uRRYs; Mrs. A. 'E.'Lun au spent a few days in Toronto this week. _ 1m 12 nnmnhnn n1 'I`rw0nto is V1811`.- I URRY BROS. 1 `COOKSTOWN `%>X<'>X<%>X<>X<>X< >103 $>X<>X<>X<>I<%>X Llarl Archer Spent Sunday at his` "home in Gilforq. - [Van 1\Y{unn In nnnimnrl +:\ 14! In:-ul IJUIIXC 111 LILILUL Ll. Geo. Nixon,is confined to his bed `again through illness. MFG XXV` ,T Qnnnv-f urn: n1H-In fvlnna in \d.5iL111 Ll11'Ul.l5l1 11111655. ` L Mrs. W; J. Smart was with friends in, Stay"ner over Sunday. 1 ' 1\/I've R T-Tn'II nf (`alifnvnin in 1-`ha DLi1yllUJ.' UVCI DLllJL|' Mrs. E. Hull of California is the guest of Mrs. Ferguson Kidd. '1\/Hun `H A (`H1113 n-P "(K7'vn1-n-ir'|o~n unenf- ELICSL U]. 1V1l'5. PUICEUHUII xxtuu. ] Miss H. A. Chite of Wyebridge spent the week-end at her home here. . T Tlnhn AF 'I"nvIn1-ml-n Iyvhaifn nlv fhn LIJU WC|\'UllLl ELL ILUIC XIUIIIU IIUFU. J. Keir of Toronto visited at the home of C.` G. Clute on Monday. - in Toronto tms ween. M. B. Campbell of Toronto is ing` at F. Webster's.` Mr and 1\/Ir-xi. Arthur Halbert visited. ..-1...- V- . ..... V-..-v .... -.-...-..-.4. Ivan Covlman has returned to Tor- onto~after visiting at his home here. I , ,, , , 4;-" at 1 -an-,,__ t1u,-, -e-:7 _,-5l `ml;/fr.m2;1`1.d Mrs. Chas. Watson and` daughter Jean spent Tuesday in Bar- rie. . v ` I 'lUI'v-cu `I7 13 (`nun aavsovnxvn-rs} nun Anniu, mi/,['r-s. W. E. (farr underwent an opera ation for appendicitis at her home last- and Mrs. W. R. Clements and` _son Arnold spent Monday afternoon in` ' Barrie. - Thfn nn.-1 `l\:I'vu= T. 'I'\nv-inuv n? 1\Yn1:n~\nn'lrnO- Diijlqx-'f2'1nd Mrs. Denny of Newmarketi visited Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Malcolm on: Sunday. I 1|/In and Nfru Pnxxrnf and T\/fowl-In Duuuay. Mr. and Mrs. Rowat and VMartin| Strath of Wyevale [visited at C. G. C1ute's on Sunday. Ming Trnnp I-Tnmnmv anfm-fainpd A. WUUl\v ' Miss Lillian Johnston had her ton- sils removed in the RV. Hospital. Bar- -rie. on Wednesday morning of this week. > `Alan; TIT A G1-nnub Inna at-\11: I-lug I115 LIIIU CL [Jl'UBUllLo ' 1 St. John's Anglican Church intend- holding their Harvest Festival services `on Sunday, September 26th. In the morning there will be morning prayer, anthem. holy. communion and sermon. In the evening, the `evening prayer, anthem and sermon. A - L4lul.U D U Du1`1uu._y. Miss Irene _I-Iamper entertained ael number of her young friends at a. euchre party on Wednesday evening. Mina Mnrinrln hvinnina Haiti 9 hivfh... cuuuu: p'a.1jL_y Uu Ivv cullcauay cvcxuug. ! Miss Marjorie Dunning held a birth- , day party and entertained a number of her friends on Saturday evening of last week . Ilium - T {1`I-v\ Tnknuinu kn): knw n-n_ l ham. - Mr. and Mrs. McGuire and Miss Cla.r- ice McKenzie of Toronto spent Sunday at A. McKenzie s. ' Do A 12`. Tmnnn wm nnmxnv the VIBILIIIE H11. uuu avJAnn .1.-. V. V... ..... --g I WUUK. Mrs. W. A. .StoddartVhas sold the Advocate Office and business to Mel. McFadden. who took possession` on |Monday morning. ' o]\/lid: (luau Tfl nnnruynnf an nn; 1.uuuua._y lllUl'lll5o -Miss Gazy Kidd underwent an op`-I eration in the R. V. Hospital. Barrie. last week for appendicitis. She is do- ing fine at present." Qf _Tnhn'.u Aria-Hnnn (`hnvnh infnnn The c'on'cZ-F{'{"?i1L;'E;Iv7s Hall on September.17, proved a great success. . .Mrs. D. Moulds and Miss Jean Arnold gave nice recitations that were highly appreciated. Misses Jean. and >Jo_vole J Broom, Lefroy, played some brilliant march duets on the piano` that pleased the audience very'much.`The sweet and` flute-like voice of Lorna Fletcher of -Thornton was easily heard in all cor- ners of the large pavilion. Mrs. Edward |I-Iull of California, formerly Miss Tay- lor of Hamilton. a noted Canadian singer, kindly consented to sing, to the delight of her many friendsand all present. Miss Aileen Nolan and `Miss ].Ianet Pri.ngle.. as usual, were very popular. W. and 0. Withers of Beetoh gave pleasing color to the program with two excellent duets on harmonica and piano. Edgar Ritchie. the boy violinist of Beeton. made a big hit and surprised many by the V_ excellentgmanner he played his several classical numbers. Ted Drennan of Alliston. black-face comedian.'~helped' very much in mak- was by/his well renderedvsongs and jokes."1`he finishing touches were put on by some very artistic -step-dancing by -Miss Madeline Coburn. Mrs. IRit- chie. Misses Jean and Joyce Broom, W. Ritchie. George Windross. Ted Drennan and J. Gilheeney; Mrs. W. Ritchie and Lorne Arnold` made efficient accom- panists. John _Doyle's orchestra also helped very much in the concert; `wing the concert the grand success it :News df towns eople going or visu- itora coming will e.w.elc_omed by The Eurnvunnn bknnn 999 A1 999 of Mrs. A. Halbert. A letter was re- ceived from the. Sick Children's Hos- pital, Toronto,- asking for donations or Jam, canned fruit, etc. These will .be sent as soon as possible, packages .+.-. In: ~1n- nlflr Mr: I 11 Qfnwnrf 08 sent us HUUIJ as puaaluxu, paunasca -to be `left with Mrs. J. D. Stewart. Short stories were read by seven ladies: Willie by Mrs. Lunau: "Nothing Suited Him by Mrs. D. Adams; A New'Dadd,v" by Mrs. Mc- Kenzie; Something About Peacocks by` Mrs. Isaac Allan; Not Aggravated Yet" by Mrs. J. A. Jamieson: The Homesick Squirrel by Mrs. S: Maiel: Johnny's. Recitations by Mrs. Syl. Reynolds. Mrs. Lunau and Miss `Gene- vieve Jamieson sang a duet Down the Vale." The hostess-'ser)fed tea assisted. by-her daughters, Misses Ethel and Laura. : . . , 3, IIBUIIB` cuuuny will` lie. wuauylllcu u Examiner. Phone 222 or 223.` x Successful Concert _ . _ . _..4. 1.. IV!!!` ..'........I.. 40 60-watt K` VA` &wamm&m&&a&mam&w| Pixone 453 `Phone 453 I-`OR. ,. ('co`n1_m;.ed "Mm Vnas`.e.*-1) .de`cided.'.to `notify Brysjon.;_& Morley and A. 'B.)1`ho r_nas that:th_eu: licenses for gasoline pumps/on Bradford "St. would be` revoked at the end of a , month. A refund for the uhexpired portion of the year s license fee will` be. made.` his, action resulted. from the` request made by A. B.-`Thomas for an additional pu'mp . A` similarl petition from T. R. -Coulter` was re- ceived on Monday nigh.t.,and was re- ferred to the"committee after some adverse discu_ssion.. - I _ ' l'To _Make Fall Survey . I On motion of Ald. Duff, the `Coun- A-cil will thisfall make a survey. of the .work which should be undertaken} next year by the incom.ing_'Counci1 and will present a report for the con- l sideration of the new Council which; would be of use in preparing the 1927 , budget, Mr. Duff pointed out that it : ._ was often` impossible to `make such: . might think of some things to be car- , estimates in the winter months,i `whe\r_eas in the fall it is -quite feasible. It is -merely to-suggest what we r_ied over and topbe left as a sugges-' tion for thelincoming Council, stat: ed .-..._ ...-....... +1.... n..nl eu'1_ur,. uuu. !. Permission was given_ the Balll Planing Mill to instal a" re alarmbell in the re hall directly connected with their factory. The alarm has already been installed for some time. The -~ per-mission is given with the, proviso that any` false alarms through i the fault of this special alarm are to`: be paid for by the, Ball Planing Mill: and not by the Town. Ald. fla-rvis. pointed out that one such false alarm- had already come in andwanted to] know_ if the motion could~ not be made 5 retroactive. l l A'1_1 1'_~_.--:_ .....`I A1,! 1' -.-..... .....Ll 1'6 lI1'_UU,hl V C. ' Ald. Jarvis and Ald. Lower put through, a motion providing that the lsteps leading from Cook St; to Blake -will consider repairing Rodney and Theresa Sts. and "McDonald St. from ;Mulcaster to Berczy. The construc- -, tion of a catch-basin at the southeast `corner of Worsley and Owen 'Sts. to take care of excess water will also be considered. Closing Hour for Restaurants - `The motion that the by-law regard- `ing the closing hour of restaurants` be amended -to make one o clock the} closing hour, instead of two o"c1ocki as now, was introduced by Ald. Jar-1 vis and Ald. Moran and referred to `committee. . '|\/I've R Rxrlvnctnr wrnfp asking` nm`- . I * St. be repaired. The Board of Works 1 CUllllll_jbhUUu Mrs. B. Sylvester wrote asking per- | mission to trim some trees which are `shading her home on Penetang St.| `The request was granted. _ `Xfvvu A1-unff unr-nfn nnnnnrnlntr 1116 request. was g1'aut.cu. - _ Wm.TAbbott wrote concerning ve or six poplar_ trees on Dundonald St. which he said were of dangerous? height ,and in need of trimming. I 1-n-5,- .-_1___`I L1...J. LL- ._:,J...-...11-l. `nnunsuu ,uanu sun L|\4\rvu V- ..--- .hos. Blain a\sked that the sidewalk `on the east side of Toronto St. south of Elizabeth St. be continued across 'the front of his lot, the total exten- lsion asked being 66 feet. Tfnnunn nulrnrl cunt` you rnn-:nf'_ . B`. Webster's; ' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur visited , friends in Everett on Sunday. A Tnounvi T.\7hh Of Tnrnntn is J. G. Keenan asked and was grant-~ .ed permission to transfer his sign`! ifrom his former place of business to his present location. ' `II .'.... A 13 1|` I314-`AAA A-0 nirnnrlnn S1011 usneu UUIIL5 UU xcqu. i l I `ms PIBSABIIL Lucuuuu. Miss E. M. Elgood of Ovenden College wrote asking the construc- jtion of a sidewalk betweegn Ovenden `and the old Lawson property. `D TIT Dusuhnn -any-nuance!-'11:] I-`Inn 1-urnrl; R. W. Burton-requested build: ing of a sidewalk on East 'St., which he said had been promised nine years `ago by the Council of the_ day. `` ADI nvnaxxyinba nalrnri if `Fhn Qsnnn lanu but: Ulu uawauu pzupcx agu uy but: Uuuucu u.L buc_ ua._y. ` C Ald. Creswicke asked if the Sar-l ,jeant` and Laidman fox farm which `Council had ordered removed by Sept. 15 had been attended to. Ald-. `Jarvis volunteered the'information that the fox farm's location was still unchanged. ' In reply to a query from Ald. Jar- vis, the Clerk stated that there is about $18,000arrears in taxes. -~ New Lights.Ordered The Water and Light Committee ' advised the placing of street lights at the following points: Corner of .Wellington' and Thompson Sts.; on Victoria St. between Bradford and Ellen Sts.; on John St. west of Brad- ford `St.; on north side of `Brock St. on rst pole west of Bradford St.; on west side of Cook `St. north of Napier St. Tho Winonnn nnmrniffna vnnn*rn_ l uapnsr Db. . - The Finance Committee recom- mended- that `the Court of Revision be held in the Council C-hamber at ten o clock on` Oct. 29; IBL- `I53... .....`I 11-12-- .IV.........'LL.... ..J DUI! U`UlU\Jl\ U11 \JU|u 1 The Fire and Police Eommittee ad- .vised that W. E. Weegar s suggestion that the roadway around the `Post Office Square be `made a one-way street he referred to the Chief of Police for his advice. - It was also re- commended that the underwriters report be` led and that the clause regarding wooden shingles be noted, and that the installation of additional hydrants be referred to the Water and Light Committee. _ -Tho `Dnkldn Wnvba I(`nvnvn1'4-fan Ina- auu 1.115110 '\JUlllllllUIaUC- :The Public Wonks Committee re- commended that the request of the C. & W. Motors for agas tank be granted and that the request of A. B. `Thomas be refuse . It was also advised.that a refun be granted A. Meekums, who has removed his tank, with a, portion of the licensed time still unexpired; UH KIULUUUF 0. Ala IJIC UIIUIIXI. Rev. Mr.- Mccallum of `Alliston will hold service in_ St. Paul's Church on Sunday. -September .26. at 3 p.m.,`wlth holy communlon"also Rev; C. R. Spen- cer of Shanty Bay_ will be here on Sunday; October 3. at. 3 pm. , `Mr and I/I've `K7 `K7 'Rnvnn nnnnf ULIUIII. IUllU*l.y 21!. I115 IIUIIIU ll.UlCt'-a Mr. and Mrs. R. Mason are visiting |Toronto fr1ends.- . L` `run. .....a 1m.:`.. nu... A...:........ 5...`: M... `J.'Ux`Unt0 1r1en_us.' ` _ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Andross and son Chester and Miss Sylvia Woods -were Sunday guests of r. and Mrs. Wm. Robinson/_a.t Utopi `M :-a `mlnin T-Tnnv `ha: rnfnr-nn in at the nome OI 1*`. 134. weuau:L'. Miss Mildred Henry, R.N., is visiting in Lefroy with Mrs. Gavin Allan. lna nnran T (`mnw Of Victoria .l'UUlllBUH _.L Utupuu ` Mrs. `Elsie Handy has returned to Allandale after tworweeks with friends in Midhurst. ` (\IvvInn-9 in an vnuunk nvnf uvnnfknn at-unnn MP8. 1103. LOW ey. The-W.A. 0 "St. Paul's Church meet on October 6. ;a,'tJthe church. `Dion Mn , 'Inl"n'Hnna nf `AI.Hui-nn 'u1I'l'l nuuuuy, _lJULUUCl.' 0. tl.L- 0 [loll]. Mr. and Mrs. VV-` W. Boyce spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.` J.- Cole of Essa, Station `and other friends. `I3:-11. nlnuunhina V and 'I-Inna)-\{nr unnnn Sept. 26-Walter Smit_hof Bradford spent .Sunday at his home here. Mr nn `NH-Q P Mnann hrn via-inn` H1 .lV1.Iullul'5L. ' Owing to so much wet weather somel `of the farmers have not all their grain stored away in,their barns yet. I `Mr and Rva 'I"In~nnr' and .r1nno'h+nvv stored away m,tne1r narns yet. Mr. andgM`i's. Turner` and daughter. Beatrice. of Sarnia and Mr. and Mrs. Dockstader of London `are, guests of Mrs. Jos . ;Low ey. A Tho TIT A A .f Do!-|1 a Ihuunnh vnnnf LJUIU UL 1333!: D|.dLlUll HJIU ULHUIC LFIUHUB. Fallumloughing vand threshing seem to be the order of th_e day. _ Buy Adveftlaed Things. friends In Everett on punuuy. Fraser Lynn of Toronto is visiting" at the "home of F.` E. Webster. Tlhzun mnmma Flnnrv. R_N_. is visiting