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MISCELLANEOUS "i-BizTAI-E " A U 1131'!` J 25-8'5b us, U11- `27-zspl WIOWI. 10-`A39 F`ELL---.On Thursday. July 5, 1928, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fell, 12!): Line, Innistii, a daughter. SAIL"1`ER---At the Royal Victoria Hospital. V.`Barrie. on isaturday, July 7.1928. to Mr. and -Mrs. `Wm. M. . isalter, a daughter (Isabel .\Iarie). ` ' ' WRIGI-1'1`--At the 'Roya1.Vic,toria Hospital. `Barrie, on `Wednesday. July 4. 19-28. to Mr. and `Mrs. Ma- son~ Wright. Shanty Bay. a. son (stillborn). ` ' BROVVN-'-McA`RTH`UR --. At Port `Carling. Ont" June 21. 1928; Miss` Jean Doris McArthur. of Allan-' dale. to Mr. Iden` Brown of Hut.- ton `House, Muskoka. . M GOODWDN -- D0.\'N`ELLY - In Windsor. '0nt.. on June 16. 1928. by.the Rev. Mr. Thomas. Lillian Donnelly. daughter not .\It`. and ,.\'Irs. D. Donne1ly,.Grenfel. to Mr. Walter Goodwin of Windsor. TRUEMAA-.\'--At `Revelstoke. B.C.. on Tuesday. July 10. 1928. Edward Howard `Trueman, beloved hus- band of `Flora McEachern and son of the late `Thomasl. Trueman of Midland and `Susanna"Trueman. now of San *.\Iateo, |Cal. - - M`(')"I`I S H ELP \\"A.\"T ED-~ Young girl fond of ohllclren. and able to help in light housework. Ap- ply 72 High St. Plhone 111. 28:: b`-1:J`1'u.:`rU,SUN---111 lovulg luUu1U1_'y u; my dear mother, .VIrs. \V'm. D. ., Ferguson, who died July 15. 1925. You donit know `the sorro\v'to`be infv nlnnn F`-E`RGUSON-In loving nmenmog? of run A-`Ann rnnfhnv Vfrx: J'I1`-L D. I-UU LIUIPL nuun uuu uuszuu uv -av left alone Until "God `sends a message into your - `home. It is hard when He calls for one or another. ? `The hardest of all `when He calls In-nun `nanfkn 239 FER`G'UISON---In 1o\'l11g'men1o1:jr of M my dear husband`, John Joseph Ferguson, who died July 1'5, 1908. No one knows how much we miss M him. `Friends may` think the wound has hnnln .l`1'1vuu:I,1ua_y uuun uav uvuuu. um. healed, But they little know the sorrow Lies within our hearts concealed. OI-I-via, _,_ ,1 1n....-n. . 146$-`B Ivavoacu vuo on 61 ..v-...... 28b -rLov1ng ar:ci FamHy .VIA'R'DI'N -7- In loving nmenmony; of I Olive McDermott*Mart1n, who was called away July 10, 19125, at Shanty Buy, Out. God is good. \He glves us strength To `hear our heavy cross. He is the only one who knows H-ow bitter is our loss. I miss `her at a thousand turns Along llfe s weary way, For llfe is hot the same to me Islnoe she was called away. 2813 --JSadly missed by Mother and -Little \Son. trom rauium. _ _ Au aerial camera has.` been de- veloped-`wtth a range otjnore than five miles and is designedto photo- 3-`.'1`(|ph an area as large as four square miles. It will `geproduce ob- jects beyond the range or anti-aim craft Buns. ' _ ~ `SR1-GLEY---In loving I.{.;g;.1n~y of our dear wife and mother, Mrs. Chas. usrlgley, who passed away two years ago on July 16, 1926 A loving mother, true and kind. No fr1er_1d like her on earth We'll Finn! V MAID WA~.\"IVED at once, to do h One to sleep at home px'e.fe1'1`-d. Stzue wages and refer- enmn .-xpply Bax "T" Examiner Of- fice. ' 281) L` U Ll'lCll|J lll\U nus V40 Van van 1' v as find. God called her home. Itwaa His will,` But in our hearts she lingers still. 28b--Husband, Daughters and Souls Mrs. Watson and; family of Dal- ston wish to express their sincere appreciation of the beautiful floral tributes and of the sympathy and kindness shown `by neighbors and friends in their recent` `bereave- -~-+ man IN THE. IVIAI Ian DI the aeute 01' Mary Foreythklate of the Townl of Barrie. in t e County of Sim- eoe. Widow. Deceased. ,... ` PUR.'SU.AN`T to the terms} of the last will and Testament of the late Mary Forsyth. deceased. tenders are invited `by the undersigned on be- half of the Executors, for the pur- chase of the property now occupied by Sheriff `D. H. MaciLaren, in the Town of Barrie. Ontario. and being Lot Number "one. on the north_side of Louisa `Street. at the corner of gevcfy Street, in the said Town or arr e. "f\ \u{1R`nrynn An fhln nt nnnnnv- I-I IUIILI ment. IN THE MATTER of the Estate of null Ennnuik Iain A` `HA `fawn iU`i`1t`. _ The ibulldings on the said proper- ty. according to information turn- ished to the undersigned, consist of: :1 double dwelling house of two storeys and one frame wodshed. I`An'nn nmmt ha in the hands of storeys anu one Hume wuuuueu. Tenders must be in the hands of the undersigned not later than 28th July, 1928, at 12 o'clock noon, and must be accompanied by a marked cheque or cash deposit of $200.00. Terms of purchase, cash. - The highest on any tender not necessarily accepted. Dnuwannu desiring` tn View the DPS- necessaruy uccvpwu. Persons desiring to view the pre- mises may dbtaln -permission to_d0 so from Donald F. Maclbaren. Bar- rister. etc.. Barrie, Ont.. from whom forms of tender and other`partl-cu- lars may be obtained. DATED at the City of Toronto. ?91})tS..T this 27th day of June A.D. , n 2,,,,_; _..,| E.--'_.-1.`... Q- Eh-;;~teVr-ed A $U KVANTED at \\":sar.::1 Beach, strong wmnzm as second cook or kitchen h-11. V\\'u;:es $50 mont:hl,v, Phone 18116, tsmyner. or `E. Podumore. 18 (`..llin;;\vmn]. \\'z'iLe Box 104, `Col- 1ing:'\\'um1, 281) T 26-2313 ' ANNUAL Assessments The attention or lot owners is drawn to the annual asesamentl for care of lots which are payable to J. W. Ness. Seo'y.-'1`rea.s.. Boe- -:rsott s Bank. Dunlop St.. Barrie. finvnnn A! `Int: am: vvnrnlnntl fhin -lI _OH.`B D8-UK. uuluup at... Durluv. Owners of `lots. are reminded that unpaid assessments trom.1918 on`- ward become a. charge against. the lot and should not be allowed to ac- cumulate as under the Act THEY MUST BE PAID BEFORE `THE LOT CAN BE USED. l`Ynnuh! nnannnvnnnfu fun): 101` n Scientists at the `Mlddlesex Hos- pital. London, have found a. way to capture` and -bottle gas emanating from radium. An `caudal nhmnrn I-mg! hann dc. Jun! 1.. Lean. Assessment. Rates-$2 per an- num tor onelot and 81 {or each ad- ditional 101: owned by the same per- aon: 81 for halt lot. ' - T.nf nwnarn Am: Alnn ramlntlatl that uu'.I.' UALV nu unnu. , . Unpaid aasqsaments from 1918 to 1927 inclusive are overdue and than for 1928 are payable on or `beta:-e ` Iuly 1. 1928. u A-nnnnmanf Rntnn-S2 an! un- 1031; u. tor mu: wt. Lot owners are also;-emlnded that with the new Endowment System now a.valla'b1e they may eliminate. If they `wish. further assessment: by permanently endowlng the lot tn nrnvidelor narnetual care at I WHIHIIUIILIJ UIIIIUWIII. IJIU IV!- goy prov1do.tor perpetual care at I VERY REASONABLE PRICE. - I nl__!-_ `___-_A.__-. 3--_..l Ell` In IIIIIIIDIVQVIEC-Donal In nus`-Iain BIPPIO Union Comotory Board, 16-82b ` Thomas Nash. Pros `INMEMORIAM CIIL I`1 utufuvau. us a your mother. .Dl.\ J`! .. Barrie Union Cemetery CARD OF ltluucauo 1 --`Sadly missed by little daughter. Madge. j I Trust and Exdcufor co., 46 King Street West, . 'l`rmnnfn nf, l't't'l_- VV USE, Toronto, Ont. Va. 28;) _-ruI`iAaIi_I: IXAIHIIR .--II-Iear .`Bob -Alsop play the Wurlitzer pipe organ at the Ca itol 'I`heatre. special music. 2 x _b`..- nlnvnkino and hAAQ`lI0, ::- YOU CAN EA`R.\' $10 to $25 a week in ymn` spare time at home writing shuw curds. N0 canvassing or sol- iciting. We instruct you and supply vnu with work. \Vx'lte today.A'1fhe W01 .I:'neaoru.e `Dpucuu -uIuau.'. can _-1.: lumbing and heating. ring 214. .. J. Neelandl. 48 Blake Street. Prompt attention to re- pairs. V 18tfb --Can you buy ice at 1% cents per day for your refrigerator? Urry Bros. will do it for you the electrical way. ' '28b The `Children : Clinic, conduct- ed by the V.O.N. at the Children : Shelter. will be held on Friday, July 13th. from 2 to 4 p.m. jnuls nah: 1111" `IA `R ant` 17, duly IODII, LIUHI 6 EU `I you]: -Cash sale. July 14, 16 and 17. Snappy styles, snappy prices for snappy people. 50 summer dress- es at $3.95 each, 50 summer silk dresses at $8.95 each.` 50 summer hats at $2.95. No approval or ex- change, please. on above. Miss Collins, 27' Essa Street. 2-8b In the Entrance exams at Allis- ton centre 49 condidates of 56 passed, or an average of 87! per cent.; at Beeton centre, 15 out of 25. or 60 per cent.; -Creemore. 19 out of 34, or 56 per cent.; Totten- ham. 36 out of 52, or 69 per cent. n no.4 numn I-`an Tnnnnv Iv-n- mun. DU UUL UL UQ, UL` UV .pUL' Ucum -Do not forget the Lennox pic- nic which is to be held at Island Grove on Monday. August 6th. Toronto `Civic Holiday. It` is ex- pected that this year's picnic will excel anything that has been pre- viously held. -Watch for further particulars in future issues. 28b _`I'-`I A " T.n A? Tnrnhfn. pal.`c1cu1a1's In J.ubUl.'U ISSUES: auu -H. A. Loffree of Toront with a large staff of sales belt), is busy nreoaring the stock of E. B. Sutcliffe & 100} for a genuine close- out sale. Exceptionally low prices as the entire stock must be cleared in nine selling days. Sale opens Thursday morning, July 19, 10 a.m. . 281: A. .B. Carley has just received `word of the death of his brother- l.. 1.`... mgunnan "`An Ann llk `\VOI`C1 01' me ueatn OI I118 DI'0EIlE.!" in-law. Thomas Wiles. on March 31 last, in Gresham, Oregon. De- ceased was born in England. and lived part of his life in Thornton. where he married Mr. Carley s sis- ter, Henrietta, who now resides in Fresno. Calif. nwI:`t\v\ 1' I` Tnnqknm A \7- I`l`BSll0u Ullla Warden J. E. Lambert of Stay- ner and ex-wardens H. W. Carter of Bond `Head and` J. J. McKnight of `Tottenham were guests of County Tneasurer D. H. Coleman at the Kiwanis luncheon last week. Each ' one briefly addressed the Club and voiced his appreciation of what Kiwanis is doing for Bar- rie and district. -fVl31'I\3nu nunnnun` nuaetovnnn A` 1'19 H.110` l.l3B!'1CU. `Cliff `D181 , general chairman of the Kiwanis Karnivai Committee. was the main speaker at the reg- ular luncheon of the Kiwanis Club at the American Hotel last Friday. He outlined the main features of the big event and asked every Kiwanian do do his share in put- tingpover the Karniva}, so that a sufficient sum may be raised for the Kiwanis community work that is being undertaken. Committee chairmen also reported and a gen- eral spirit of optimism prevailed among the members, ensuring a successful carnival. CAMP BSRDEN comaas PLAY RETURN AT BARRIE. I. n .4\4I|AI`|III1Ir1l 1 . `Twelve golfers from Camp Bor- den played a return match on the Barrie links last Saturday after- noon, the home c1u`b winning by 7 to 15. After the game the visitors were enterta-ined to lunch at the Club House by` the Barrie players. with Major Wadsworth. president of the Golf `Club, presiding, and ex-_- tending a welcome to the visitors. which was responded to by Major Shearer. Another match with home and home games, was decided on ;tor the season. nmmn; Iwmn Rnrrlnn iciting. We ll1S[l`U(`[ you uuu aup;u,y ,v--u today. The Menhenltt Cu. LId.. 45 Dominion Building, Toronto. 1Mtfb (NU IV-`GBUIM Barrie W. A`. Boys A. A. -Smith .. I17 T\1n-\\ nnf VV. A. l30,VS concvv J. I.`/`U Lustauu 1 F/0 Pudney W. Dyment 1 F/0 I-Iatton John Walker 0 Maj. Rodgers H. J. Graseti` 0 `Capt. Brooks Maj. Wadsworth 0 F/=0 Reynolds L. Arnold 1 F/0 IMcNab W. 0. Walls 1 Maj. Shearer . S. G. Underhlll .. `1 Lt. Arthur .. W. H.\Kennedy .. 0 Lt. Gale G. Cameron 0 ?F/0 O'Brien-`Saint 1: mm: , 1 |T.t. Hutton TOTTENHAM RINK S WINS STEPHENS TROPHY LT: '\a N. Ill?` H. Ellis V'.I`he first mixed `bowling tourna- `ment- at the season was held on the gz~eens-~of the Barrie Lawn Bowling Club yesterday `afternoon and even- ing, st -splendid day's sport being `enjoyed. `Twenty rinks were enter- ed. 2 trom"1`oronto Oakwood. 4 from Tott nham, 1 from Meatord. 2 from Owen Sound, 1 -from Orlllda. and 10 from Barnle andVA11anda1e. ma... knnnuu uvnnr tn H19 rink 10 from Barnie an(1VAl1aI1(.l3.1e. \ First honors went to the rink skipped by J. Pears of Toronto Oak- wood, with 3._wins and 28 of a. plus. Harry Pearcy of Tottenham was second with 3 wins and 18 of a. plus. He and Jack Goring were tied on the day's play and had to play off. Pearcy winning the R. A. Ste- phens Tifophy, far Simcoe County` competition only. The mystery prize went to" A. Walker's Allandale rink. Wnlan hnnvlinar '9: n1` 1:. hdzh order. went t0 A. Waucers Auanueue nun. `The bowlingwas of a high order. the ladies vieing with the gentle- men in this respect. `There was a large galierynall through and sev- eral exciting finishes.- The final game was not finished until 10.80 at night. Service in `St. John's Church. Cralghursnv `Sunday, Ju1yV1~5. at 3 p.m.- There will be a. buys choir from Orillla. us . ed. Tlj-: -v_- The officers qnd brethren or L.O. L. 449 will attend divine service at United church. C-ookstown. on Sun- day, July 15th.. at 7 pm. Members pg sister lodges are cordially invit- . SAI4ES.\LE.\ MAKE .VION.EY sell- ing our Fruit `Trees, Berry Plants. Roses. `Shade Trees, Hedging. Per- ennials and everything for the or- clmrd and flower garden. Free out- fit and liberal commission paid up every week. Write today for parti- culars, The Maple Grove Nurseries. W'inonu. Ont. ' 26-v29bP zoo-: iii F--:-- -----iV l ` C Fieintzmen & Co. and Gerhard % Heintzman Recommendations; Orders will receive prompt ` attention. F ,os TUNED J. G: xI:'.'i:1~iAN's % _op1>.pos'r ormcm _ OOKS_T_OWN CB?-""`.`S" `Camp Borden F/`O Ingram 0 0 1'.` In T-TnH-An 0 1 1 U"I`le!1 B84113 J- 1 Lt. Hutton 0 JR. HIGH SCHOOL ENmAN_c_:-;_masuLTs U KJGIIIIII-IGUVW (Gordon Keast, Pr. of Wales 15 (Arthur Webster. Pr. of Wales 14 (Edgar `Carpenter, 7St. Mary s 14 (Gladys Raymond, `St. Mary s 13 1 (Catherine Brown, Victoria .` 15 (John Carter. Pr. of Wales ,. 15 (`Delphine Robinson, `Pr. of W. 15 Edith Leslie. King Edw. . . . . 14 Jean Bebb. Pr. of Wales . . . .12 Helen Parr, Pr. of Wales . . . . 12 Hazel Richardson. King Ed-w. 14 Hazel Hunter, King Ed-W. .. 14 Geor ie Brown. Victoria . . . 16 W. . McKinney. King Edw. 16 Laura *McKever, *Pr. of Wales 15 (Royce 'Little, King Edw. . . . 18 (Doris Winterbottom. `Pr. W. 14 Emerson Graham, Victoria . 1'7 Elaino White, King Edward . 11 (-Neil McInnis,' `Pr. of W. . . -. 15 (Wilma Parr,`Prince of Wales 14 Hazel Thompson, King Edw. 14 Ethel McQuade, `King Edw. . 14 Winnie Looker. King Edw. . 1'5. Melifin Richardson. Apto . . . 13 Jack Murphy. 7, Vespra . . . . 12 Ed-ward Hagan, King Edw. . . 17 Rae Looker. King Edw. . 16_ (Truman Anderson. King Edw. 12 (Gordon North, King\Edw. . . 14 Eleanor Brown, Victoria . . . 17 Margaret ICook. Apto . . . . . . 13 Ross `Harris, 13. Vespra . . . . 12 George Penny, ""Pr. of Wales 15 Gordon Rowe. Pr. of Wales . 14 `Charlotte Scott. `Pr. of Wales 14 Recommended on Principal's certicate for illness: ' Dorothy Brereton, Victoria . . 14 Class 2, Prince of Wales School. -1. `l5-....- 1&9 vauoo any a.a.;uuy... u- . ..... ..- Total candidates at `Barrie, MINESING CENTRE Honour Roll 1 Eurith Johnston, Minesing First Class Honours 2 Fred Pearson, Minesing . . 3 Lewis `Graves, Minesing . . I D'II,,, 'T,..--_--_ . 11 Helen Dumond .. Brentwood ' 12 Annie Denney . . . . . . . Utopia 13 -Phyllis Fenson . . New Lowell 14 Frank Curtis . . . . . . . . Angus 15 Eleanor Parks . Camp Borden Kl C19 '7 Chi civul, --3--`V.---- . . . _. `Second Class Honours 4 Elsie Richardson. 10W., Ves. 12 5 `Christina |Roe, Minesing . . . 16 i 6 Verna `Luck, Minesing . . . . 113 7 Gordon Johnston, 15, Vespra 13 . ~ Pass : 8 James Coughlin, 9, F105 14 f Recommended ` 9 Audrey Orchard, 15, Vespra 13 . Total candidates at Minesing, 14. ANGU CENTRE 20 out of 24, or 83 per cent. Pass--Marks, 6-6 2-3%. but less than 75%, |Second -Class Honours. Name - School 1 Charles Mills .. Uto ia School 2 Amy Sullay . . . . . . 1 rentwood 3 Ronald Pattison, Camp Borden 4(Allan `Clark . . . . New Lowell (-Gerald `Dumond . . `Brentwood IEdna"Holmes . . The Flats `Cameron Longhurst, 12, Sundl. Louis Truax . . . . . . . . Utopia Pass--60 to 66 2-3 %. 9 Irena Williams .. Brentwood 10 V. Mumberson. . New Lowell 16 May Corbett . . Brentwood ____I_.I 1H-`I-J 3-` Ann J.U V&GIJ vvsuuvv u - -----..--.. Recommended-F;{1eE in one subject. only, but made total. 17 Myrtle Perry . . . . . . . . Angus 18 Joe lshaughnessy . The Flats 19 Verda `Orr . . . . . . The Flats 20 Evelyn M-cCann . . . . . . Utopia C 393 Helen Leeson, .. No. 10, West G, Gladys Nixon . . . . . . . Cookstown Nelson ispinddoe . . .. Cookstown Marjory Eldridge . . . . Cookstown Ethel Ney . . . . . . . . . Cookstown Harold 'Wrig1ht . . `No. 13, West G. Annie McEachern', No. 15.'W. Essa Marcus 'Ross . . . . . . . . Cookstown Bernice |Speers . . . . No. 15, Essa Myrtle Miles . . . . . . No. 4, Essa Arnold `Clements Cookstown (`Thomasena Gummerson, [24, Tee. (.Ster1ing*Carr . . . . . . . . 15. Essa Treva Edney . . . . . . 10. West G. (Wesley 'Hindle . . 2. Innisl (Grace Robertson . . . . Cookstown Helen `Cave . . . . . . .. 24,, Tee. Bert Coleman ,. . . . . . Cookstown Admitted under regulation 11-5. Roy 'Houghton . . . . . . Cookst-own Mae Corrigan `Cookstown ILUIIV MID Isabel Davis . . . . . . . Marjorie Bowman . . Lawrence Davis . . . Myrtle Keown . . . . Pass 1!].-- T-...._LL In $3 Edna Jennett . . . . . . . Robert Jennett . . .' . . . . . . . 0_swald McKenzie . 9, Kenneth Elliott . . . M. . . . . 5 Mary L. Thompson . . . . 1 Nancy Reyno1_d_as . . 15, Eugene Webb . . . . ..`15, Blanche Banting . . . .`. . . . Margaret Martin .. . . . . . . Thelma Graham . . . . . . . . . Elmer Meredith .. 9, Dorobh Maiel Mary ` essie Haibert, . 9; Florence Broiey '. . . . . . . . Florence Walt . . . . . . 1,5, Frank Griffin 8. Emily |Meredith ' . . . . .. 9, (Gordon 'Srigley . . . . 12, (Joseph Lennox . . . . . . .. u IIVULD Hazel Robina`; .... . . Violet Brewster . . . . . . Mild;-ed Everton . . . . . Murwood `Lamb V . . . . . . Jack Allan . . . . . . . .. (Margaret `Canning . . . (Raymond Johnston .. `avwguovuu vv------vu - - 4Y$CI-6'? ~ Pass V Ruth Steele Gilford John `Marshall ' . . . . . . 5th Line Lillian Johnston . . . . . ; Craigvale Wilfrid Rdbinson . Big _Bay Point 23-?- TH-E AN*C*13E.\'T ORDER OF FOR- ESTERS have now entered the Sick Benefit and Industrial-rordlnary In- surzmee Field of Life Insurance. Two experienced men wanted, thor- oug'hl_\' acquainted with Industrial Insurance work. Excellent contracts, (`M31111 production and executlve-ab- lllty that will insure your future. Confldmltinl. Apply head office, 80 Church St.. Toronto, Ont. 27-28b COOKSTOWN CENTRE 21 out of 26, `or 80 per cent. Pass `A C!!! A I ("ContinuTed r`o`m page 9) BARRIE CENTRE Paps Candidates n QIV_I-_ ` IVY CENTRE 23 out of 29, or 79 per cent. _ Honours ,I,,I f\_____ T u-:1-`no? cam: 27 out of 85, or 7'7 per cent. Honours P-__I l\-Ll....-_ \f__`. c 0 0 Ga JIIIIIBIII n . . . ` 15, Innisl ' Ivy \.... ..Ivy ..Ivy Innisl 6,Essa bert, Innisl IIOIIIIOOOO #5 . . . . . . Innisl . . Innisl Innisl 6, Essa noon: .. . Nantyr . Craigvale (V211-..) `1~'r`$;`E?f . .` Lefroy . 5th Line Craigvale Pang. Toivo V 'T'L` 'A` 'O` '5` '-'.'-` 1- up - - ,- _ _. ._ Ono cent a word. cash. oh inur- tion. (minimum charge. 851:); I1: Inurtlona tor the price of tour. we extra when charged: also We extra when replies are directed to -mm Rtnminer office. . . Ivy \ . . Ivy , Innisl 8. Essa 6. Essa . Innisl , Innisl . . . . Ivy . . . Ivy , . 6, Essa ; 7.... . . Lvy . Innisi . . % Essa} Ivy `$1.0, 13 Ivy Tun znugvule Gilford \Y- .. L..- '"1'e'I Age` .13 13 13 Ivy Von Jack . . . . . . . . . George Doolittle . . . (Raymond Guest _. . (Muriel 1Moi1teal `. . . (Jean -McEwen . (Mildred Whan H Evelyn Bate . . . . . . Jack Barry . . . . . .. Dora Donnelly . . . . . . Howard Forbes . . . Stanley Fagan . . .. Nora Scythes . . . . . . Claude Nesbitt . . . . Geo. Nightingale A. . (Eva Reynolds . . . I (Olive Broley . . . . . - ALLISTON CENTRE Pass--66'2-3% and over, or Second Class Honours. Marjory Whiteside . . S.S. 2, Essa Roberta McIntosh . . . . . . 3, Essa | Pass-with 60 to 66 2-3%. Xernon Aitchi_son . . . . . 11, Essa ------ "7------un 0 `mean T W.-\..\"'I.`ED-4Sm-nil farm within 5 mileg oi` B:u'1`ie. Apply Box "S". Ex- aminer Office. ' 27-291) . "'f>;;;E{t'11"6'}o% def Vernon Aitchison Truman, Morrison . . . . Kathleen Kerr . . . . . . .. . Harvey iBrockwell . . . . --Flies have caused more deaths than all wars. `Since the y came into the world it has been synony- mous with epidemics of pestilence and disease. But with FLY-TOX it is a very simple easy matter to rid the house of ies--to keep it fresh and clean, free of insect taint. ELY-TOX is the scientic insecticide developed at Mellon In- stitute of Industrial Research by Rex Fellowship. Simpl instruc- tions for killing ALL household in- sects on blue labeled bottles. IN- annrn ._ mt 17 rnnv A .1-.4. CUlu5 Ull UIUC IGUUICU UUDDICS star on FLY-TOX.-Advt.. onrrumw iililiiiliiii JOSEPH WHITE The death of Joseph White, a for- mer proprietor of the Barrie Hotel. occurred at his raidence at Orillia on July 4, in his seventy-fifth year. The late Mr. White was a native of Quebec, having been born at Smithstown. He was a well known hotel man, and had -been in the busi- ness. forty years. The first place` was at `Callendar, where he spent| twenty-six years, two years were` spent in Barrie and four years in Klncardine before going to Orillia In 1915. For ten years Mr. White managed` the Orillia. House. and made many friends amongst thel travelling public during that time. Early in the year he suffered al stroke. after which he had never recovered his strength. Four years` ago Mr. White suffered the loss of' his wife, and in 1922, `a son, Josephl White. was taken. A family of five` survives. three daughters, Miss Su- sle White and Miss Margaret W hite, Orlllia, and Mrs. `Vice of Stroud. and two sons, W. G. White of Coch- rane and H.pR. mite, Orillia. The. funeral was heldfrom the family; residence on Friday afternoon to St. James Cemetery, Orillia. I NO snomaa ` O WOOD OF WOOD HERE F ;a_ Call us up and place your or- ' der for immediate or future delivery and you will get .your wood. Our wood for fuel purposes is undeniably the best quality sold in this part of the country. It will give you real satisfaction in stove or open replace. & Supply Co. Telephone 999, Barrie A. Moffatt, Plumber and Heater _ C`A'_\l-P `S~I"I`E *WA~N"1`i.ED-About ten acres with at least `200 feet from- age on Luke iS.imcue. Reply giving full int m'nmtinn, price. etc.. to I\*Iarkus, 160 Richmond St. \V.. Tor`-) I'\'A\ llnt sous AGENT FOR HECLA FURNACES Phone 531 V : BARRIE _ 3. 118 Dunlopst. Used Essex VAUGHAN MOTORS LTD. USED CAR LOT ` Opp. Capitol Theatre THE BEST BUY on THE MARKET '25 MODEL ................ .. $450.00 . 26 MODEL ................. .. $525.00 '27 MODEL; ..... ...... .. $700.00 "28 MODEL ................. . . $825.00 I 0 0 0 u 9 ( u n c 0 u 0 >0 0 0 0 0 0 o~o 1 o I 0 a o o c 0 0 I I u 0 0 c o ` - u . . . . . Lefroy ` . . . . . Gilford . . . . . . Lefroy . . . . . . Gilford Cherry Creek , . . . . . . Lefroy Gilford Lefroy Lefroy .. Lefroy . Stroud Stroud . . . . . . Gilford . . . . Craigvale . Big Bay Point . . . ., Stroud Essa Essa . Essa Essa BARRIE l..ADY S FUNERAL IS HELD HERE TODAY ._:4_:1 The funeral took place in Barrie this morning of Mary Shanahan, aged 70, a. native of Mt. St. Louis. but who had lived in Barrie for 20 years, keeping house for her brother, James Shanahan. 19 Charlotte St. Mass was said by Rev. Fr. March- lldon and interment made in RC. cemetery. . -- - 1-4.. 11855 Qhnnnhan hg I cemetery. ( The late Miss Shanahan had many friends in `Barrie and in Mt. St. Louis, who sincerely regret her death. She led a most exemplary life. She had `been in ill health and ten days ago left for `St. Catharin- es, to enter an institution for treat- ment. While -her mind was unb.1'.- anced -she strayed away unnoticed on Saturday, July 10. On the fol- lowing Tuesday her body was found in the old canal by canoelsts. The family is an old and respected one in the Mt. St. `Louis section. Several lsisters and brothers survive. rmm :5A14m-nwu',v uuu-m. mama a years. Ed\\':u'(1 l\IcL:1ughlln. West End. 27-28p v USED CARS 0501-: the following: 1927 -STAR COUPE. in splendid. condition through- out and guaranteed. 1927 STAR FOUR COACH. in good condition through- out. 1927 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR i A`? Lang many` nv\nnnII_ 1.33 ! Unn V nuun J. '2-uvvsv SEDAN, has good appear- ance and runs splendidly. -...._ q-Ann 4 rnnxv nI1\`l`rfI11' LIEU auu Luna 53:1 uuuuuu \n 1925 FORD 1-TON Tntfx. just overhauled. New bat- bguvr IIVLJC 1924 HUDSON SUPER SIX COACH, balloon tirea.. 1924 OVERLAND TOUR- ING, looks and runs good. 1923 WILLYS KNIGHT. sev- en passenger sedan, a power- ful, roomy car at a right price. 1923 STAR SEDAN, new tires and battery. runs good. 1923 STAR TOURING, in ..-_.I AA-J:&:n.- LL:-Auu:n`|A11 DLILIU J.\.IUJ.\-LA\\1, ll-I LUEO good condition throughout, with new tires. vv own. one vv u... v... 1920 -FORD ROADSTER. or delivery; snap for quick sale. : 1918 McLAUGHLIN MAS- TER SIX TOURING. in splen`did mechanical condi- tioneand good tires. 2 McLAUGHLIN FOUR- CYLINDER TOURINGS. Your present car as part payment. Terms arranged to suit purchaser. 43 Elizabeth St.-Phono 278 when and where you want it. at little cost. if you let us install one of our up-to-date gas or electric hot water heaters. In~a few minutes you have steaming hot water. all you want, by simp- ly turning on the gas or elec- tricity under it. The cost is small. Consult us today _L_.-L ..-LL1..... __._ 1.`- ---.... llIl.lh uuuuu about getting range boller. .uu,11\u-, 4x (mm, Uni. HAROLD Hll.L HAROLD ii-1:- Thurodiy, July '12. 1928 NTY o1= HOT WATER v. 1; _VUu 11: If tric a 1 nyonf ktv a:rnn_ one B3 In for v: TII').\'DI~11 S `-REC1')IV"ED up to July 24 for putting :1 -new roof on school house No. 5. 7th line of Vespra. by the square. with foul`-in-one shing- les. 4 inches to the we-athexmold wooden shin-szles to be taken off; job to ho completed !by August 10th. Lowest or any tender `not necessar- ily accepted. Apply Lloyd `Thomp- son, Secretury-"1`1`easu1`e1', Barrie R. R. L . 28-2`9b j fur- HEAVY YEAH-OLD no-om` for sale. .\...~.1n \Q-nn -Rnuvvnnn lR_R. J. Um. 9- FOIR SALE-Hea\',\' horse. rising 3` "Anna I'q`r1\\'Anvr'| \T{\T.}1I]Q`hn. `VBSt v LEGH-ORN PULLETVS of excellent quality. eight and ten weeks old. H.x'.`1`_v .\Io1`1'sn. 8 North St.. Barrie. n:.,...., 0971 2-(_.ggn -- LOS I`-Sunbu1'st brooch. between IDA.-s1 nu.` (\u'nn |Q'i |Wll1r1RI` DIPHSE .L4US'l'--*SL111DU1'Sl uruuuu. ucuvc-c-u Peel and Owen lSt5|. `F`1nde1` please return to Miss Bell, 58 `.\Im`y St. Re- uv.-; n.~1 extra wnon repuua any n. The Examiner Office. . FOUND --~On Blwke St. East. ,voun.J man's ;:~:o,\' felt hat with `blue band. Owner may have SJNNG by callin at 214 Blake ISL 28b .-3 K ADLET COLUMN :5 p&&gg&%&%$%w -....I. g-nln InnA - 1-1 lu`.~\\' Y 3 1`4':`\-LJJJIJ In-uu; my muu. Ap1)1,\' \Sa1m. `Bowman. lR.R. Cl. Uto- pia. 281) T I1.L.`1',\' .uuu Phone 8S7J. - X':Lul (1 Ward. LOS'I`-B>tween Barrie and Aurora. club bag`. initials E. D. \V'." Finder notify E. !D. \\'i1.~aon. 87 Harding Ave.. Weston. `Out. 281) 1 2-: 1927 OAKLAND ICOAOH for sale. In good condition. Apply Alvin Hzmmer. Box 175. Bzwrle, 2'?`ttb . D PAIR OF` GLASSES LOST on July 2nd at P;\lte1`s0n picnic; (lurk rims, made `by `Tait 0ptio:u1_Cn. `Finder please leave at Exnmlnex` Office. 281) f COLLIE DOG `LOST in Bwvie, July 8rd. light yellow 00101` wlth'wl1Ite oo11m': nns\\'m~es to name of B1`uce.' Pu=\\'a1'd to fluder. Phone 784J. Ox`- lllln. 281) -uj::u- I iU-RSI? :L01S"l`. black liitent leatlhev. T July 1:2. oumninlna` money and cm` license. No, 327-939, also driver's license. Re\v:1-rd. Mrs. 'W. Dean. An- gus. 23b u. _ C0.\IPETE.\'T MA-ID W'.A.N I`IED. Mrs. H. M. !Lay, 74 `Blake St.. tele- nhnnn QR`) TO 'RJFJN"1`--1:u'1cK nouae. muucru oonven!e`nces.~ garage. garden and lawn. Rent\$2~`5 per month. Possess- alon at once. Apply Philip Love. 128 Mulcaster `St. Phone 446 2'{t!b LO`.S'I`---On .VInnd:1y evening. black patent hand bn.9.`. containing` sum of money. eye glasses. etc. `Finder. please return to IE.\:amlner Office. Reward. 28b FOR R`EN'T--Furnished apavtment. 4 rooms and bath. possession at once, 39 'Mzu',v St. Apply `E. A. W!!- llams stove. Phone 888. 27ttb - To '1'\`J1LN"1`--Brick house. m0d!' nnnuranhinnlm may-ace. Harden A COMFORT-A-BIJE BRJI`C K HOUSE of 6 rooms. all converflences. near post office. Allandale. At a modento rental. Call at 4`6 Louisa `St.. Bar- r,le. 0 ~ 27-28p --1----- TO LET---Part of house. rooms suit- able star light housekeeping. A large lawn. suitable for campers. Reason- a-ble terms. Apply 73 Tlttln 81`... Al- 1onr`a`A ' '5-JIU I-U6 andale. D OFFIICE FOR RENTAL: prime lo- -cation in steam-Iheated building; Iuitable tor buainegu or profession- al man. `Apply 1!. E. Jory, Kins Block. Barrie. - .26-81b L --3-uu'-----o----ug--u- ' -LOST AND FOUND .'Vu's. 1'1. on phone 832. O PROPERTY TO LET Hl:'.LP WANTED i?s`` HVZNANTED l3Gl'l'lUu 27-A.`~. 8p U:- '28bl -lU;- 28.1) I Ill- 28-b MAID "WA.\"IVED--Highest wages. Apply to .\Ix's. Chas..Dev1In. 58 Map): Ave. . 28ptf V Z VVOOD FOR SALE. also cedar . A 1 P. J. O'Hara Cherry ?~.?~3._ pp y . . ' `J03 LB: 4 Creek. . PIANO FOR SALE`--UD1`1Rht. `NOW- ,.,.mx-.n A.`-unlv ng Marv EL. Bavrle. PIANO EUR AumA--upnszu. acm- crmlbe. Apply 69 Mary St.. Bavrle. Ont; 28-3'1p 2 4 FOR !SA.I.JE--Electric washing ma- chine, in good condition. Telephone 1_8'58. - % 28p PERFECT-ION 2-burner coal oil stove with oven for sale. Apply 56 Owen St. - 28.1) BABY `CA.`RRIAG`E for sale. aluost new. fine wicker. Apply to .\Irs. G. S. Moconkey. 121 `Toronto St. 281) - XIENDEIJSISUH-.\' *IA.\'O for sale. In good condition, will sell cheap. Mrs. J. I-I. tRe:1dman. Ferndale. On- .-...n . A ` 27-281) V1 1'3, taxflo. FU1RNTSHIED!C~O'1"1`AGE for sale or to let at Mlinevs Point, large ver- andalnwater and sink in kitchen. ice supplied. E. B. Reynolds. 79 Mary ` St.. `Bax`~r1e.j Telephone 1072. . . 27-32p To- .VI.-\ID W)'.~\.\"'I`ED, with references. Apply to .\Ir:~:. G. IS. Mcconkey, 121 Toronto `St, 2813 q GOOD R;O`O.\'I AND `BOARD at 73 M:1ry |St.. Barrie. . 27-281) _ ' TO REl\"T--Very desirable rooms n second floor. `S. VV. Moore. 27tfb HUNDRED ACRE FARM. Isouth S-lmeoe, mlle from `village. zgood clay. rolling "land. new brick house, large bank barn. well fenced. water- ed. eto.. splendld crops. Apply to Box . L" Examiner Office. 24-2913 g I FARM FOR SAJJE-Con. 5, Veapra, 1 mile from Barrie; 58 acres. small roughcast house, barn 36 x60, water; 8 acres fall wheat. meadow 245 acres. orchard 1 acre: Will take house in Barrie in `part trade. `Sell with crop. Terms easy. Richard Daly. R. R. 8, Barrie. 23-28p - FARM FOR 'SA'LE--100 acres in 8rd and 100 acres in 4th concessions of Flos, 100 acres under cultivation. 100 acres bush. `good arable land. crop already in. brick house. bank barn 50x65. frame barn 40x80. pig pen. implement shed. Apply Mrs. J. '1`. Marley, Phelps-ton. 22-2913 FAIRM FOR ISAI4E--Tllat very de- sirable property WV lot 12. con. 10. Essa Township. (aT{)out 21/9 miles from the vlllage of Thornton) con- taining 100 acres. more or less. On this property is a 9-roomed brlck house with cellar underneath and woodshed attached. A good olstern with pump Inside. A -bank barn 40x60 with cement floorse under- neath and stabllng for horses and cattle. A modern water system has 1,,.,.,. installed in Hm satnhm. Also with inside. A. Iumus uuru ` been installed in the stable. Also an implement house 24x50 steel roofed. A young orchard has just ` been planted giving promise 01 . do- ing well. `The soil (which isin a high state of cultivation); is clay and ciay'ioam. 85 acres under crop. the remainder in very valuable tim- ber. `This farm has never been ten- nnted. and is noted for its produc- tion of good clean grain. Anyone wishing to secure an improved farm. convenient to public and high schools. churches, railway. market, etc., should look this place over. The husband having recently died, the widow is offering the farm for immediate sale. Apply to Mrs. W. J. Cunningham. Thornton, Ont. 274% I.1V114' nuuwua nun unuu. ljtypba Thus. 'Bla1u, 196 Ellzab h rSt.. Bar- nle. ` ` 28-3313 . v FIVE HOUSES FOR SALE. Apply 71"`-urxn Itnnin -10R 1i`.Hv1nhnfh ISL. Rm`- BAY SHOPJE LOT in Barrie. con- ...a..z...... nnn nnnn fnn'un1n Annhr fn WAN'I`lD--~G1x'l or woman fox` gen. eral housewo1`k. Apply '.VIrs. -M. `R. Nash, Oro, Om, 281) : HAY \E1`1`UWl uur ul JJCXITJU. oun- talning one acre foraale. Apply to M. Gordon. '298 Bayfleld St.. [Bar'- vie. ' 24-28p C PIRIOPERTY FOR `SALE--100 acres, lot 1. con. 4. Vespra. Frame barn. 54x34. also small frame house. For further particulars applyt Exam- iner Office or on premises. 27-28p v -IRWIN S BLUE TAXI -SERVICE. meal and long distance. nurht am` day. 25. cent service. Phone 198. 27tfb _ LAUNDRY DONE in .a private home for tourists. Phone! '20 )/I. 28b g `HOUSE FOR SALE In one of best locations In Barrie. eight-roamed brick house. double parlor. kitchen. dlnlnsroom, tour bed rooms. 8-piece oath. turnace and trult cellar: double garage: large lot. Apply Henry & Cowan Bttx ` PRA'C'I`I`CA~L NURSING DONE. Agmy `Mrs. H. Grant, '1`ho:'nvton P. (1 '1`:-slmxhnna Stroud 15!`41. 25-301) ALDJY 'Ml`S. I1. uruuc. J.uu:'uLuu r. } 0. Telephone Stroud 15v41. * C.MR:PEN'1`ER WOIRK, alterations. anything in building. first-class work. Best of ret`ev'enoes.'Cho.s. Alex- ander. Phone '1420`W. 25-30b - ? WILL `THE PERSON holding the lucky number. between 11 and 16. of quilt sold -by mdles of Mldhurst. oommunlcate with telephone 6011` 13. A 2S-30b RAIN-COATS repaired and shorten- ed; repairing. cleaning and press- ing: ladies` coats shortened and al- tered: evevythlng a tauor should do. Ovor Simmons Store.-A. V. Donald- son. 23-;28p \\'O?vIA.\' \\'.-\.\"I`ED to do house- work on farm. small family. near town. Apply to phone 895J, box 803. Barrie. 28b 'E?XPI'3RIEN`C'ED MENDER. reknltl runs and mends snags in silk hos- iery. rayon nngerie and silk-knit wear. Hose. rsventy cems each: other wear at reasonable rates. Re-, cent mencler tor E1-lls Hosiery Shop and Vogue Ishop. Toronto. '1`rla1'sol- ioited. Mrs. E. Jones. RR. 2. Uto- pia. in care of .\I. Ll\'lngsto~n. 24-291) STEEL AND CONCRETE BRIDG- FJS erected to Government standard. Flame prepared by competent en- gineers without extra. expence to you. Plie driving. sounding. etc. Vast experience; 114_ bridge: com- pleted tn Slmcoe. No Job too large and none too small. Let me figure on your requirements in concrete or structural eteel tor any purpole. J. J. -, Dumond, general A contractor. Ru-Antwnml, Ont ~ 18.42!) Robin '1`. E. Saunders. 17 years old. Great Bx-ltalnfs youngest air pilot. has received the'Roya.1 Aero C1ub`o,ert1t!cat_e. - . rjon sm on TO LET J u . IJUIIIUIH B:-ontwood. In each of Shaw : Twolvi Behohll Milowa the p'I-non! Station In nguhr order from Jul 8rd with ma for-cod vacations. Mu any day. Booklet free.-W1-Ito 1180' lay B`n T9"n`p W. Rcl`h.Wo `COW. "SUMMER TERM ROOMS AND BOARD WPTIOPERTY 1-`on SALE __!'-`ARMS =1-"on SALE LU Us :1