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1 He I14lHlV.'ll` ll Will Campbell 3 Ritchie 35. Rear. 1b, Harnld I..'1w. {V 1:` `h.....1-\.. Ir |.U uurceen on . Although than on the game as the league. the quite seriously ball was the r Win. Ritchie :1! behind the plate the game from as well as Hu- whole team. VH1... `mv.M....I- H IVIIIICOI Despite the Ed. Campbell Elmvale Snfthn feat the Minesi to thirteen Alfhnnn-In f\A>' .-..... \,unA(`_\ " Lenora mm] H: were tho ;:ue.~'r last xwwk. ll 3.. _ , an-:nu_v . Mrs. H'n'x'_\ for a onuph- c Murray, h xvi oids rmnmw Hospital. \/Ira \r L` .11u: . Mrs. M. I Rirsx. C`:I1'Iey .. 7*` T nnnnn VAIJU) Cu 3'} Miss` Dr): r_v of H:1rl1i 111`. Henry the home 1 cently. ng_._ rr un uauup .'I[ < Mr. and .\ Evelyn .-1n.l reunion nr enjoyed Sum Ilium T\ -~ JR. IV-Edna rwin (H). Flore SR. III-B0b JR. III- (H `hnvnnann The Elmvnle Ii vuunc Ltfillll. I Mill !`qn...I.,.n 0 LII ::z.u\l!l}..' Grant .1 turned hn ing ten ch in camp :1 \Nr rmnll .1. F1. $11114! Mr. and family Ivfr Beach. L1k- spend th s! 1]] T I'1:. ALLIIII` .1! Mr. breaking r nnnf l. Cl)p(*I.'l! hr \ urn UH .`7I.']`f Mr. and . and En1iI_`.' `I. were xvm-lA:-o-1 I\rIrs. Jns. . N/li._-u \r`.._, 41113. oils. 3 .VIiSS Mn her honv= several nu `Q L! 17:1 ulu-l_\. Mrs. L -Mrs. J. 0? F`-10:2-' U_she1*'s. Hf Mr; zm-. Mr zm 1: M1's.s'o.< .1. were the `fun nn '. Mr. nnd Malr-nlm :11 late .\h-.<. I: urdny. `U1... Y Ih. 11. :`.. .V`h:<. 1"`-v ma Bnrum. ,`:ur`s=ts of M days. \.I M {X .` 1 Ahll 5. \\ H]. . Mr. \\ .--.-I and Edith guests of .\ Mr. I').nI:" 'r~.\...\_.. . L .11 Hall`) \\'e Mrs. R. .\._ NJ ...~ v v \/Auud [).'l!'l JVTTS. (:f| spending :1 parerts, M1 Riv- D - pal (`l'L3', H Mrs. P`. .- Nia;.c:n':1 I. l\Irs. '11:. MI... 11' I \A null Lllffll A numb- attended rh Orillia par] 1.1 ..,. JVLL. 2.111. ! and Mrs. \ erton frien A n...-.'.\ asa Dem Mrs. I` Drysdale week at Mrs. F1 is spendi IMr. and 2 `IA ... A-- unllllt` Mr. 8.I`` Qt TI an... son sp( mother RN... .. 4'11-"3 r .\'I1'.s`. AUT()l`(l L:1n;: m \/l_. , -\I[.` D10 ()1 Bliss `!._ Lu \U1ll\\J (,`h:u'!v.< dayintr \\ 1*}!-ll. :1! ( I.l._ K Iuu \V(ll?` Mr. um Kathleen `in -(`n](]\\': (`Inn ..I.. , lu'_L'.. I thv \\'*-M: C01d\vz1 to` '\,l.. .. ._ "l\:AV M'Uxl MI`. an ren of H Clement T7,... '11 `VII. Ilf Mr. tut '.\I(:I\'i(-nil `\!.. .... uuy . Mrs. her nice uuyn . Lss "hodnyi Jkdnrns. \... \ ].\lllH_`-Z Zvliss I Le,r.m:1tt day. \/1r-n `V1 K . asunday Mrs. \'isitinj.: \l..,. 'Il`I dz1yin:.: Mix: the g,-`no Miss guest 0 I403! dayin`: Mrs. was the nuJ`,;1 M r. lichn ited F91.` `U1... `V !'!.'l\ `U Mrs. inf; hm \I1L . . V` (".'I\ ll Mr. 11 week-e `,\`l.... L V` Al `Bliss \'i>`itin` Itog. day w He-V. in Pm` Miss `t Niu Don: l\1\'D .. .L4Irll \\'iLh hl 1.~.... (IL all Beau Inn. ll hMines:1 sponl how` in r..'1n1 . (M! \l,, .'l[ .1 u -;r (`hiv- (lllll Mix" Every year weeds are taking an enormous -toll from the husbandmen of this province. When D. McKinley occupied the Warden s chair he em- phasized in one of his addresses the i. V I - damage done by the sow thistle and - urged, that drastic steps be taken to `i check it. A government bulletin quotes a former as saying that the ---- -up-nivba vs vuv VWVII ._.=v -- vocv , . V o '2': "'"" last. week's \ issue 0f_ . the Sound ii-n-Times and the; Oshawa and theume of Confedemtlonl Simcoe' Reformer. This pic-ture.Rf1`m1'- The `Vine? had 33 P8808 It is - said that nearly 2,000,000 5hWd 8 group of 68\ of the 154.'and the latter 92. `In avery interest- _1ette,.d wrongly addressed found their babies born in the Norfolk General inc and thorough way eSe.nlJl. !lbe'E vway tdthe dedddetter branch of the Hospital taken at the iirst'hospital=0V01`d 9V81` P118188 0f actlvltles 1! husbandinen` Canadian post otl ice department last"bh't!`d3V P`'t5 give. ` "9 28- Th, the" respective m.s` .There .W V year, Most of these were due to affair was organized by the Women 3 much local history with illustrations sheer carelessness in writing the ad-.!Hsp`tal Am such 9' 3"? f h" .f frmr days. that must hm ? tut` dresses. More than 1,000 were reg-thyi happy `babies and -`mth lk` mama` keen "Jy.mnt t ld't1m`. rs istered. Over $19,450 was rescued ,"`3' q`}3_uY h.31*thY 3315 happy is 800d and at the me me served t bung i from dead letters in Canada last year. IadV"s`3' f" '9 h3Pit.l and `5t t mr clearly. the very marked It does seem strange that people shave attracted -a great deal of favor- _i8Ve10Pme!1}T18d 1}? these `CW0 8'1`0W- wouid take the trduble to registe, able attention to this feature of its "18 Young` 0111195 Which 31`&Ve1`Y D-110- letters and not see that they were """l," The Examiner Passes 313'fi.at and .11 f prgrss' I gather" . properly addressed. More attention [the-idea to the Barrie Women sAux- ms` the varied contents of these ex- ,1 to the legibility` and correctness ofiizhary-_ If We fty P91` cent f anicenem` "umbers there must? haye addresses would greatly facilitate the "the chdre Wh first Saw the light f been A Very hearty '.per t n m '1 handlingvof mail and save time andiday in the R0? Vit1`ia iH5Pit91 many quartem ' The Immense" 3' ` expense to the department. could be brought togegher for a mount of advertising carried `showsls photograph they would m`ake`a very`that the business people_ of these s `large and intere_sting- group_ cities were quick to recognize the val- h . . I ue of. such splendid comprehensive u HAS BEEN WORTH wuim ` editions in setting before the world It the attractions, advantages andup R1` ..t the H th . .. .. . J ubiigeyl` \?ele`i>ratiaonqueilh3e en avirortli ```,`,`,`. i, 0: .1.a1.l.E1EsL---- -` . i ` A `Cl C .' 'l'V-......a.- n-L-_-, J occupied `the chair in one I a by sow vthistln and 'wim..on 2.000.000`-333:; aneeigtrziwcrfr 681%] t?`1"Z th ' babies borniin the N rf lk Ge V W83 to" the 5:: take Atheo gstihoslgeiij office last"bi"5hd8Y Party given on June 28 The 33351` 0183113263 `by Won1en ad- 2 H9Pit31 Aido Of ?s ;:`;S:d 3' 1C`)4a reg-HM and mothers d`-Bad `Var $1`9,450_ reseued .1338` eqaally e ers in Canada year. :2 Vertlslna the must ' ave registefable a /they we"; work. "along More ltheidea seAux- I` of.'i,v31`b'. even "of all. addr \Hn1I' nunnnl-`cu -.....!I_'J._L, :1 n]n:]Au.... ---L_ A- I V ..............e uluau 01 we `trouble. '1'rea't- ` `I ' - V . The monthly letter of the Royal ment _does Ezot call. for expensivelgggg Bank says that all basic indices point campmgni "`sPt`. " 3Yt}``3' My to the present as a time of sound de- b`. ynd what the `h"dsm`` " Shep` - . . - hlsi velopment and suggest that during herd can and should `do himse1f._But the next few years Canadian indus_ It calls for -an observing eye, and the PIP}: try will pass through new stages am tion on -the part of the produc- , which wm make a comparison .be_ ers to rid their lire stock of these, M`d tween conditions at the time of the Ilss'i'_`iti".3 para3i't9s", ` ` - ape` . ____ e A One I-Iundredth Anniversary and`; . - - those of 1927 at; least as interesting` A rprdt`" f 3 unique pht" pgc] graph adorned the fr nt 3' e f th cam as the contrast between the present last `week, ism; pact`? th: so Confedera'tion.w simcoe pic_ture;Re: - -d h t 1 68\of 154. M1 _lettetslivraagglytadrgfsgzayfouhd General inc` way H,5Pitl Ft `the 9t'h3Pit3l`| :',; post office denartmnnis 1....+ .b1rthdav nnrtv mu... m. 1...... an rm._ +1. e The name of the Oshawa Daily! Reformer has been changed to the Oshawa Daily Times. Established in 1871, the Reformer was `for many.` years -a staunch supporter of the`Re- form policies. Of_recent years it;; has pursued an independent course; and so it was decided to have a name k that would not seem to conflict with this attitude. In Great Britain the penalty for driving while -in an intoxicated con-j dition is a year's suspension of driv-f ing permit. This is being supple-. I I \ * mented--'--not supplanted~-by four` I months in jail or (and) a ne of-` $250. Penalties such as these would soon practically eliminatethe drunk- en driver" from the streets and high- , .W8yS. ` - _ _ ] -4-Rezherfnbexfthat will serve to pay V nannnuu -3.11.`. I- --` [I -Just `what `a ten dollar bill which a_farmer spends in his `home town may accomplish? Let us follow it around. Pro- Ibably the dry goodsmerchant gets it first. He passes it on to the `hardware merchant in payment of an account. The hardware, merchant pays it in wages to one. ofhis employees. This employee pays it to his `la_ ndlady,` who pays .a grocery bill with it. The grocer can then pay his butcher, The` butcher passes this on-to his produce merchant, and this produce mer- chant, :buying largely from the farmer, passes this ten dollars back to the farmer, from whom it originally came. Thus it has, in its amblin_gs- among` the home town people, `served - many useful purposes and yet it isstill iii the co'mmunity_,to again serve. _ ` A The pessimists who were in- clined to pay heed to the croakings of those who predicted that this would ,be a summerless summer should be looking somewhat more cheerful by this time. , Across the line they -do notfseem ;to be making very rapid headway J i towards a safe and sane" Indepen- 1 I - dence Day. In New `York, for ex- ample, thecelebration of July {this , year killed 30 people and injured 3 300 more. . [3 Issued by the Canadian` W_'e'eldy -H-`A1V\_I`:.."ovl1_yvsj.)`;_a;V~a:Asoiaion~': .--u--uu--- Places sis well as 1ieop1e'sometims V fail t;`o'live _up to Eheir names. , One_ of the towns inundated by the"Mis- sissippi in its rampage this spring was Water Ptoof, La. T A fvi moie sewice` stati7on%s) on, Bradford St. "and they will be "call-I ing it Gasoline Alley. - I Fine wegthei 'or.see ixi.,theTco`I1A'x.:-[ .try at its; best and taking in. ithe garden partiegg . T `- - l ;**%%%%%%i%i%$i&%&$w$w$i*: Winn Innnlrhnu `An unn:n4- LL- --. _ ___, I-ggo9 Two Phdnes %22=a111d.%2g._3 ......... an :1 none Ill the; WHILE ' ` Replyi{1g.. to the que_ry, Has the ;Jubilee celebration -been worth` ;while?, \he Toronto Saturday Night says: The question must be answer--3 `ed in the affirmative without division. 3 The scriptures, recommend: `Know 1 " According to Dr. Lionel Steven-l 1' son of the Ontario Agricultural Col- lege, the farmers of Ontario suffer a _yearly loss of ten mi lon dollars from J` parasites attacking swine and sheep`; not to mention poultry. This 1083;` [is enormous "and it is largely` prevent- iable. . Commenting on_ this matter 1 E? the Farmer's Advocateisays: It is ;` : ;little short of a crime to permit this ;i ;.los'.s to continue, for simple remedies I applied at the right time, combined withfgood practical management, will eliminate most of the` trouble. Treat- does not call expensive zt campaigns of inspection or it beyond theherdsman or\shep- t hard andshould do himself. But h it calls and` t] ambition T N .loss-inintina nn.....:.c.... n ' e ,_ __e.... 4........,,,........un; nus uecome -a.. mighty na- Ill- 'su er_ `forthe indiftereneeglof his hftion," they':'1n.ust be better prepared `V neighbor as Tweed" seed-nave .eas`ily,car- Jiito. play their-`part in the :.future `where .` ried upon thabreeze` and in other -aims as lofty and labors` as stren- ies ways. By the authority given under-.`uousawait~her and in-...developing ne_ .the Weed Control Act ' passed ` this_`the. heritage which their fathers have is- year,-the 'Hon.-J. S..Martin-is making left_.them_. After this festival of age war on weeds and ah should have praise and thanksgiying, lives there the co-operation 9f every thoughtful in Canada a man with.-soul so dead property-owner in town and country. that he does not say to himself: This` ---`- . 5is my own, my native `(or my adopt- ied) `land? What could be a greater is lost` their r1iV88ith1'0`18`h d!`0W7|m8- asset to Canada than a thorough- er Some of these nodoubt could swim, Igoingpride of nation on the part of re but the great majorityeither could he, 1,301,192 More than arjy they Mt Vim 01' `had little P1'89ti3l'factor it should serve to comba the knowledge _of how to take care of routside inuence of which some- of n themselves. 111 '8 W3t1'~ P901310 v1iV' us are so apprehensive--foreign lit-_ y W3` inland mayhave f_W PP"t'i'_erature, ~- advertisements, and moving I ties of learning to swim but `in a;pietu,ee_ - Living 50 dose to a peg. :"t0Wll,Sltll8tOd like Barrie there 18 no zple so pl-one `as are our neighbors to ;'1'_399n Why V91`Y bY. 01` 8'1 Phyextol th-e greatness of their country . szcally t should not be able to dojend their achievements, we in can- 3' The `_`t' _f the Kiwams Club gada almost require the armor of a P in P""id"`3' free 3'immi8" '.co_nsta_nt awareness of the happiness _ 5t"t"` t `mach Pd d"1P -t,h of our own lot in "being citizens of _ children of the town in the natatorial i'e blessed lend richer in many ares. art '5 "mat mm".dbl, and 3h,ld {pacts than any -other on theface of . d much t p' ."t ns Very dew" :the earth. To bring to us a sense ;{able and necessary form of exer- I 4 _cise `of the glory and greatness of Can-I | I 13111: and 5- -`A `-`-' _L _ _ 7__:_`__.w__ ...,.e... uauuua mustaoe the richer i -;V.;.;,a K_,,;.;..s . .g.;j;,' -for5h_a_ving. heeded that recommenda- W M ' ""; `tion -iiiv:connectio`n :with her sixtieth a CO T ; ~:_ birthday. .Canadians surely know at __a_5 -3.; . ~ * ""' f their country better than ever` be- ' ' ;fore, and so knowin must love it ` . more, must be more ignuenced `by a of it `-isthat. the careful ngan must 4'. Canada `has become a . mighty na- snffer for the indifference-'_of his"tion, they must be better as weed` seeds areeasily car-`to. their part in the future where the breeze i5aims as and stren- ways. By the under uous await her and in developing- // M A .A 'hierito|`-iound'Act: Collingwood" Bulletin;-'-The War- 7 den or the County .ofOntario did -a V meritogibus -act when he eancelled the `a'nnua1eJune picnic of the, ounty ..coun_cil .and..con'tg'ibu_te(i_ the hundred gdolilius voted}-him towards the pay- ment of_ an indebt'ed`ness on the home` ' of. aufeturned soldier. In this -the . In order to score; the shoe must iligh-t, within the box and lay `in tithe proper" position, that is, with the ealks down, and must be within six inches of the stake. A ringer counts - three _.points.and all other "positions one poiqtree '. " " H `-cans-u Ivu5o can Ol\III`U VJ uuc InGl\Uo The regulation shoe is made from dropped steel, weighs 21/). pounds, is 7 _inches long and 3% inches be- tween the heel calks; _the calks are % j-inch long, - T... ..a.A-.. 1.- ....-_._-" ;L'- 1 l"7*Tiz'3`?;itL'Z? :33; 33:3 with his heel at.the stake and the other foot` must not be further than 36 inches In -front of the stake._ IIVIII.-. _.-..._1-AL! , ,-, , I ' Two one-"inch iron or steel stakes are driven firmly in the ground, 40` feet apart, s`o"'that eight inches re- mains above the surface. . Each ,stake has-a lean of one inch toward }the other. A box, 36 inches square, is -built around each stake and sunk level with the surface of the ground and filled with fine earth. ' ll'lIL_ '_L-L_._ _, BAARNYARD coir The number of entries in the horseshoe pitching contests on Do- minion Day showed that there is a `great deal of interest in this sport, which is jocularly called barnyard _golf." It is a good game that re- ;quires only two people to play and the necessary ground is available al- most anywhere. To those who are zinterested in the fine points- of the [game the a following rules , has given gby the Toronto Globe, may be help-_ ifuls. . . Ivlauua Lu. hucau uu.uuc1pa.uues. ` Only` -a newspaperman V can aPDrec A, iate the tremendousamount of labor and heavy expense entailed in,get-. ting out big special issues. Plan-' ning and producing such large and ` . complete papers wasa ne bit of en- . _of these two papers. terprise on the pgrt of `the publishers p .: AMONG u`JU\aIBil V\IlUI\III0 Among the smaller dailies tv V pecially ne issues were -those came from the presses of the Sound Sun-Times O: Reformer. `and advery int! }____ __._I Al, I ; - JUBILEE EHITIONS Many i_nt_er'esting -and highly credi- Htable Jubilee editions have come to .ithe editor s desk. -Among the coun- '_lty weeklies one that had the local ; history particularly well treated was that issued by the Creemore Star. a The Collingwood Bulletin and the Midland, Free Press also "had good ` special editions. A_`A___ LL` ____ 11 I III , _,,...., ,;II-l\lIF v._ uauuu on me part OI `Id her More '81 `factor the 0.1 inuence some Y` so apprehensive--foreign '1' , erature, and so '0 as neighbors V` iextol the country l,"and their +b 'ada,almost armor ",co_nstant of `'of `I is blessed Wres- `1 any ";the "'of greatness Can- ada and to do honor to the memory `of those. who handed on to` us this " : heritage--~that wastthe supreme pur- ' pose of the jubilee celebration, and `iunquestionably it has been accom- ',, plished. If in addition we gain Wsomething of prestige beyond our shores that may come to be trans- flated into material prot, so muchto the good, but the increased measure _'of our own self-respect is the most {important result. ' % th'yself."" Canada nst be" zfnu -1'..m:..... 1.--:--I it - - Juana? two es- --- n.__. J4 I rm: `name exAMI`N:'n - v VVVV `JD se which me Owen a.._._.-_ .1- ` 1 Tendency to Centralization Renfrew 'Metcury.-The Pembroke Standard-Obseryser comments upon the passing of "individualism in -the commercial life of the. nation. In- stead of rms we have companies, and in place of business passing from father-to son we nd corporations es- tablishing themselves` and family names passing from signboards. {It . -avllillll llyi r-I Oshawa Times-For a long time :- ,it has been generally accepted that e.normal children go to school with nlreluctance and leave with he joy I.- of prisoners released. The e are s several things which indicate that e`such is -not the case. Fine school: - buildings, teachers who regard their 8 work as a lifetime profession, and: iithe practical elimination of corporalj 1 punishment have robbed school days! of some of their former terrors, ` whatever they may have lost in sent- 1 7 imental interest. There is no deny-J 'iing that many men. would give all~ ' that they have in worldly goodsto - be apculprit again before astern bar of summary justice such as ruled the .Little Red School Houses of long ago. i ' ` ` ,--- 'councillors unanimously concurred Land insteadof sporting they remain- 'ed ` at -their work. Were less time `devoted to frills and frolic county council government would not be nearly so expensive and more pop- ular. 1115 BEST Goon Snon % Carey-Hurlburt School /Days `Finer shomaking is name Invictus. for young men-and for c young feet. we sell In` The snap of their style harmo: ideas -yet they offer a geptle associates with luxurious age. is no doubt -a trend of the times. The tendency is toward centralization and big business. Even chartered banks gure in mergers, -and some which have .been household names in the land have their day and cease to be, being absorbed by others of greater strength. Whether all this is always. guaranteed by the -and older men with` : Invictus Shoes. case one usually ____ makes for the public good or adds to the burdens of the public could form a subject. for debate, with nei- ther the yeas nor nays assured of victor. Somebody has said that in this world there is nothing so eternal as change, `with the only thing un- changing being human nature. ` THURSDAY,` .:u'.v :4, .a.1uuL uw . SR. II-Jimm AGrIffen. Carl 1 Dorothy Griffen. JR. I-Angus JR. PR.-Edn:| an. 111: (H Thompson, Vin Hunt (R). .61) rr 1'........- Irwin QT) 4 u, nurmu 1.{1\\'. C. E. Dutcher If]