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|a.na makes Luexu _:1Luu, Speaking` of the" tween merchandising Mr. Kelly stated that some one point that < bout each store and 1 the public through * the store becomes thing. It may be the 1 vice, c urtesy. or an} dgfteren `things that 1 GUI! hn l'l|.l.l`tl.UI.I vv auu .u.\........ --_ - , , _ nun: " \JLl\ AI\I\- -V----_- dalgeyery merchant Show trvvto instill '`""` `" ~""-"`` am_5`_`"`"3I5nt- in his statflthe idea. that they hre part of.the uslness. because a. business as _a rule s no better than the office boy.` \ Each one-should be made to think and; A very pleasant evening was sperft to realize the importance of service i when the U.F_.O. Club met at the home and .co-operation. Mr. Kelly believes ; of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hickllng to hold in small towns and `he felt that that 3-their regu ar monthly meeting. `A radloi there was an` opportunity for blgger",se'nt- forth music and was appreciated business. He cited instances of somegby all. After the business had been con-l small towns in the `United States fducted. Mr. Marritt of the Reforpesta-l . where merchants. had done as much asgtion Station, Midhurst. spoke on the! $735,000 business annually. Heexpress- I large community hal which many are` ed the opinion that it is better to build` planning to help-' ere t on_that spot.,HeI up ?-he`?-W3 and 39`: the new citizens in the` small places than in the cities.| ' . 0 . 0` A. W. Smith was chairmantfor the, andvhis prize. a wallet, wentto Dr. { day. The booster was J. A. MacLaren Lewis. .. ` f I o1= SUCCESSFUL. MERCHANDISING TH!-I manna E}Abi!ER . "and 101$ I Eifbanuct or ASSAULT 1 AND SUICIDE ATTEMPT} In last week's Examiner. brief .re- ference was made to the case of Frank Clark of Orillia whom a. jury at the December Sessions found guilty of as- . saulting his wife with a hammervand then attempting to take his own life. The two charges against Frank Clark were proceeded with together. being based on a consecutive set of facts. Mrs. Clark, the first witness, stated that on the nigh `of March 16 , last she and her husba and children lretired about 9.30. Her husband had jnot been well for several days, had 1 not eaten and had a cold. She rubbed him with liniment before going to ` bed. `He was very restless and would not stay in bed and finally she remon- ` strated with him. He went into an-' other room and she arose. He then, returned and told her to go back to` l bed and when she refused he struck_ her on the head with a hammer. To prevent him striking a. second blow, , she grabbed the hammer and they both: , went downstairs where he went into [ the dining `room and she ran to a; neighbor s house and put in a. call for; a doctor and t ' police. The blow on; her head cause a bruise and a. slight l abrasion of the skin. A_ I (`r-nan_n1rnYn`lhD hv J'_ T_ Mulcahy for! abrasion of the slum. . Cross-examined by J. T. Mulcahy forl the defence, Mrs. Clark stated that her} husband had not eaten for three or. four days and was in a weakened con-; dition. She thought .by his actions that he was going crazy and she ran from. the hou'se.beca.use she thought he was` going for a. razor. He was a. good: {worker and steady,.she said, and had, Inever struck her before. | I 11.. Qnmnal Wainwright who at-. struck ner nelore. | _ Dr. Samuel Wainwright who at-, gterided to both Mr.'and Mrs. Clark,; described their injuries. Clark had a! "number of cuts 011` his head, the scalpj ` beingso badly gashd that it was im- .. Lpossible in places to bring the edgesf `itogether, so much of` the tissue having ;been destroyed. In addition he had ; apparently made two or three attempts. 1 to cut his throat and there were a cou- i lple of ounds on his left forearm. I a 'l`n Mr. Mulcahv. the Witness statedf of wounds n1s zen: I01`ea.1`1u. i To Mr. Mulcahy, Witness statedf ,that he believed the man was tempor-2 .arlly insane. At first. he-would not `talk at all or answer any quest1ons= and later he_ said he could not remem- ber anything about it. Mr. Mulcahy` asked if.it would be possible for his. [memory tq.be still a. blank as far as`; uthe occurrences of that night were` [concerned and he replied that it would. _.:__:____ ..-.:A....-.\ In `Ida nmn told of how they had started a fewi games when they, first came to Mid-~ burst and that the crowds had grown! to such an extent they could not? handle them now. hence a new hull! was needed. People came from all thei districts around which is making Mid- l hurst the centre of a.tt1`a.cti0n. A little program of songs, etc., was given at] the meeting by local talent after which refreshments `ere served. Before the party left for their homes. a hearty vote of thanks was tendered Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hickling for their kindness in giving the use of their-home. `Ill 1'-uvnug-. pus. Q--ow -_ -_--,, Members are asked to watch this paper for the next meeting. } 9l?.1:19.V2. SCOTIA Winter Storage vWhy not store your Battery this winter with the Man_ufacturer s Representative in Barrie for Pres!-or Lite, W.S.L-. and Exide? This is the place where it will getthe attention they recommend for batteries. ~ - u- until! 451% `car Batteries WM. L. BRENNAN Capital $1o,ooo,ooo Slnce 1832, when this Bank was founded, we have faithfully served many thousands of farmers, and to-day our wide knowledge of business conditions and our large resources continue to be willingly placed at their disposal. H `Always Find Us Glad To Talk Over Their Business and Financial Problems. i JUST mioma 39 on RES. 975 A91) wE.w1u_ no THE. masir. BSTABIESHED 1832 100,000 Reserve $19,500,000 Resources $245,000,000 " Notice is hereby given that a By- Law was passed by the Council of the. Corporation of the County of Simcoe. on the 26th clay of Noven- b er,'1926, providing for the `guaran- teeing of payment by the County._ `of Simcoe,. of the debentures of the of` $5,000.00 for the .-purpose. of Township of Inr_1isfi_l,to theamount erqctidg a School House in .-School Section No. '4 and for the purchase `of furniture and equipment and such -By-Law was registered in the Regis- t'ry-Office for the Registry Division of the County of Simcoe on the 2nd day of December, 1926. ,,-_;_2-_ A... ._.-....L nub an} II-`AA 1~jo'ficE OF REGISTRATION on BY-LAW NO. 1607 ' uuy U1. Jlcbclllucn, Avaavo IAny motion to quash or set aside the same, or any part` thereof, must be made within three months` after the first `publication of this notice and cannot be made thereafter. DATED 3rd day of December, l926._ 49-51c J. '1'. SIMPSON, -~ _ tCl...--- Notice is hereby given . that a By- LaVg_ was passed by the Council of the Corporatiom of the -County of Simcoe, on the 26th. day` of-No\tem- ber, 1926, providing for the guaran- teeing of payment by the County of Simcoe, of the debentures of the Toyvn of Midland to the amount of $24,000.00 for the construction of Sewers in the Town o .7`Midland and such By-Law was registered in the Registry Office for the Registfy Di- vision of the County of Simcoe on the 2nd day of December, 1928. . _.__...._ ..-. RX} nn:t`n uu: auu uay U1. ucyy--.u\.-, ..v Any motion to quash or set aside the same, or any part thereof, must be made within three months after the first publication of this notice and cannot be made thereafter. _DATED 3rd day of December, 1926. 49-51c J. T. SIMPSON, ' ,,L__ _ (\_...-A'n \ 'NOTICE OF REGISTRATION OF BY-LAW` NO. 1609 NOUCQ IS nereoy given Luau to vy- Law was pas_sed `by the Council of the Corporatlon of the County of Slmcoe, on the 26th day of Novem- ber, 1926, providing for the guaran- teeing of payment by the County of %imcoe,f 01% dthe ddebegtures oi the own 0 i Ian to e amount of {$160,500.00 for the construction of -Pavement in the Town of Midland !and,suc*_h By-Lav_v was registered in %th_e.R_eg'1stry Offlce for the Registry ;Dxv1s1on of the County of. Simcoe on [the 2nd day of December, 1926. 5 Any motion to quash or set aside `the same, or any part thereof, must be made within three months after lthe first publication of this notice, and cannot be made thereafter. DATED 3rd day of December, 1926. 49-51c J. T. SIMPSON, I` A ----L-- ..-D Q:-vvunlltl Lo LJALIA-A Ll\IQV 7'01`; `. bcounty C1e1:k, County `of Simcoe. xer: or-'v'~` kEc|sTnA11eR* ow BY-LAW NO. was D`U.l.U U0 County Cler I. rungs..- luu\ -- - k, County of 'Simco"e. and ` Notice is hereby given that 8.` BY` ___. ........ ..........J am +hn {`.nnnniI nf Buy Advertised . Thimm. i1"i)1lZ U 1.. ua---- -av-v, County Cle1:k, County of Simcoe. mu: nr uwnoa HA I IECUES Page evq CENTRE SIMCOE o1=1=1c_1gL moans. Voting Details Show % Whereu Wright's 195:-Majority % C'ame`From%i_ .. " ' % iftf. nor .' Lilv VYl`u1.. st or Ward 11;. `Ward III .. `mu-axv .. Wax-dv .. .. .. Wind v1 .. .. .. Advance Pol! .. Ward! .. . `Ea III` 11 ` -muusnmr. DECEMBER 23. 1925' ._4._-._ I I I v Advance Pou Peoetang . lajority Dalston .. . Mldhurst .. Candles . Minesing .. Grentel}. .` Edanvalon. Anten Mills , Fgmdale .. oowvvu Swan's School House 9 0 9 I I I 0 0 I. I 0 I I I 9 I I Eknvale - o I 0 0 - ' "h.vn._ ..v.. .. ..v. out tv'vo V13 IJl11crap's .. La.ngman's . . Brentwood .. .. .. New Lowell (2) -1 II on 'tv Grow ; Comer .. Tory 11111.. .. .. iunnldale Corners Iilndlaa .. .. T. Churchill .. .. .. I? II II II Thornton .. .. Stroud .. Leonard's .. .. .. Holly .. .. .. .. .. Painswlck .. .. '.. Big Bay Point .. .. Cookatown .. .. Belle Ewart .. .. Wyebrldge Lafaivds . \ Latontaine Wye\'ale . . McAve11a.'s b Gibson . . .,\ . IVV U I lUvu--nu Doctor: Your husband's not so well today, Mrs. Maloney. Is he stick- Majority for Wright 90.` Majority tor Todd `.304. ` FLO8 In a u v-v____- Jlajority. tor Todd . 157 .' ~ sUNNmALm Maiority Majority Majority; for Wright, 285:` Totals 5120 Majority for Wright, 1954; IV I vona for me as7MAYOR [;,::;`-1 I-I-on 1010. ' Box 267. Barrio. 'i53{J"c.H1" ' :4 bm INSURANCE ....[ Bonus- . II no I9` `II II 9 I. `my 00.0! or v no-Koo us 8 .7 If 3k VI` .. V Oil 7! IO `fa; V'V'r1t'zixt.' ` HVESPRA for -Todd 187. 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He says he'll not be after starvln himself to death, just` for the sake of l1vln' a f w gwxivs lunger!"---'I`he Belfast. News `.40 tern ' V A ` . 4...`... ` --Wall aper m latest designs, all `prices. .xclusive agency for Staun-, ton s semi-trimmed. W. A. Lowe &: Son,'Elizabeth St:-., l tfci Barrie Fuel anfli Supply Co- Offiee ..... Yarns, V Charlie Grahain t. Phone 999 Victoria J 3 Your Business Given the Most Careful Attention Oursnew Werrderful Junxbe Business Cslendsrs, Beautiful Calendars for the Home I n . usual` be here for distribu_tien~early in January, so reserve a space. ` `wavevaeevyweeawewaeevewzwawavewgeewewewzeewaweea L WISHING ALL `MERRY CHRISTMAS, VERY HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR vaearvwesvzvewawewgazemywevawewemwavmwaeewaeswe Al; this opportunity we wish {6,tha|_ik_our army of < I V throughout` this `closing year, arnother h0ur Superior Coal. and Canadian `Manufactured is the best, scarcely any to equal and none better. i V Don't deceived through misrepresentation and- turn `your orders elsewhere. V 4 i I `. `Occasionally we a custor_ner,l:ut after. a trial return to us. .t_ to thank _our customers for their esteemed business and confidence. throughout` this closing another recordionefin which you have assisted. ` M % Aw.LC.3oAl.5W oi, C }ke, Wooc1', Ceineht; Wall Bdard, I . . --,--- Practsca1 .,Talk on Methods in Business Given to ~:Kiwanis Club e ` I --------1 . Much valuable advice that would he! of assistance` to them in their various! businesses was given to the, membersi of the Kiwanis Club at their weekly luncheon_1ast Friday by Russell_ '1` Kelly ot~Hamilton in a. talk on "Mer- chandising." Mr. Kelly is an advertis- ing` man. and as `such showed himself to be thoroughly `I miliar with his subject. He had ad ressed the Board of Trade at a banquet here last spring when he created such a. favorable im- pression that the Kiwanians were de- terminedto get him back and at the close of his talk last 'Fridav.l)r. Lewis promptly signed him up for a. third visit next M_ay.- . . Merchandising Based on`-Service The best advertisement in the world is the wagging tongue of a satisfied customer, said Mr._ Kelly. Merchandis- a..., In hmmd on service. The day is, E.-1555 of talk '1<`riday.ur..uewis j The ` ing is based on is gone when a man can open a store. stock it with goods. put an advertise- ment in the local paper and sit down and trust for business. to come to him. The motto of the Rotary Club, They ,, profit most. who serve best," might; well be borne in mind by every busi-u ness man. Mr. Kelly suggested that the club: members giveetaiks at the. luncheons' . from time to time on their own line of business. It is good for the members` and makes them study their business.j , the" association be- 1 -.-\.......::..:na and 'nr1vertisinr.! an El ! |ana1