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cu C`. Ll-."lo 4. .l.Jn\Jo -I-o Dorothea K1ng. \C0mp. 3. A18- c.. Geom. 2, Agr. II C- WV-n`l1`l'IA+."| Lambie: Cu c., ueom. `.1, Agr. 11, :5. Kenneth Lambie. Phys. c., Chem. 2. LA. c., F.-C. c. John Lay. Comp. 1, Lit. 3, B.H. c., Ali. 1, Geom. 1. L.A. 2, L.C. '.`;` F. . 1, EC. c.. Ger. Comp. c. Edgar LeGear, A.H._1, Phys. 1, Chem. 3. V Annie Leigh; Comp. c., Lit. c.. B.H. c., Alg. 3, Geom. 3, . Esther Leigh, Comp. 3, B;H. 1, Alg. 1, .Geom. 1, 131" 0 .-U. z. Isadore Levit. Phvs. c., Chem. c. orothy Little, Comp. c., A.H. Geom. 3,. Agr.` I, 3. Agr. II, c. Arthur Lnvingston-, Phys, 8. Chem. c. . B.H. c., Phys. c.. Alg. . 1; Phys. Loretta Luck. Comp. c., Lit. c., fAI.H. 3, Geom. 3, Agr. I, c., Agr. 9 Cu [Vera Lyons, A.H. c.. Phys, 2, Chem. 3, L.A. 2, L.C. c., F.A. 2, W F [I Amargaret lV1HC."'11'LIluI`. 13.11. c., A.H.` c.. Phys. 3,` Chem. c.. LA. 3, L.C. 2. ` A Murie1\ MacArthur, Comp. c., A.H. c., Alg. 1. Geom. 1, RA. c. Isa`be1 MacAi'thur. Comp. c., Geom. 3, LA. 3. L.-C. c. - _ Frank Mclnnis. Comp. c., Lit. c., -B.H. c., A.H. 2, Alg. c., Geom. 2. LA. c.. LEC. c. A1'.thur'MeKenzie. Lit. c., A.H. n A]... .. (V...-.w. .n 'D'|vn-,a r- ` 1-11`I.I1uI' Ivlcnexxmc. nu. x.., .1... *2, Alg. c.,-.Geom..;c.. Phys. c. Kenneth McKenzie, Span. C. c. Neil 1VIcKenzie, A.-H. 1, Phys. 1. , Chem. 1. Jack M-cKinrron, Geom. c., Phys. 1, F.A. 3. - `"- Mildred MacKnight, Alg. 3, LA. ` c., L.C. 2. FA. c.. F.C. c. Arthur McLean, .2-LH. 2, L.A. c., L.C. c. . Donald McLean. Lit. c. Phyllis McLean, Comp- c., Lit. c., A.H. 3. Agr. II. c. Parker MacMi11in, Comp. c., Lit. c., B.H. 2, Alg. 1, Geom. 1, L.A. 3, L.C. 2. F.A. 1, F.C. 2. .Angus M'cNab, A.H. c., Phys. c., Chem. c. Dora McQuar1'ie. Alg. 3.2 Clarence Mc-Quay, A.H. c., Geom. c;. Agr. I 9 Chem. 2. )1 , c. . David Markle, A.H. 1, Phys. .. Verno'n ;VIark1e, Comp. 3. Lit 2. B.H. 2. Alg. 1, Geom. 1, L.A. L. T n11:`A1`F`(`_0. 1 9 .b. C. Margaret MacArthur. B.H. c., `U n Dkxva Q Chpn1. 0.. T...A. D.f1. Co. .LJ.\J. K... L Jean Marshall, James";VIather. Herbert Maw, Geom. 1. L.;-\. 3. Velma Miller, 4-` ;-\.__1r. II, c. ' John Moore. A. T A 1 T f 1 .1 2, L.A. 1. 1.4;. 1. Reta .VIOore. Comp. c. John .\Iorrison, AH. 3, Phys. 1, Chem. 2. _ Evelyn M-urphy, Comp. c., A.H. c.. Phys. 2. Chem. LA. c.. Muriel Murphy, .~\.H. c., F.C. `2, Agrr. I. c., .'-Xgr. II ' -1 'L , . Margaret .\ e11e.<. Comp. .3. Lu. c.. Geom. c., _.'-\gr. II, c. Vona Ness. Geom. 2, LA. c., 12` A I I rrvn ..1:`r*.~. '1 ozunuy `.V`:3. u.u.. u..., ...;_,. .., `Geom. 1. F..-\.. 3. A Edna O B1'ien. Comp. c., Lit. c. Vera O'De11. Ag. 1. 1.\Ag. II. c. Anne Ord. Phys. c., Chem. 1. M , Lewis Ord. A.H. c.. Phys. 1, Chem. 1. LA. c.. L.C. 2. xr-1..... n.m1_- AU 1 Com-111 A. Unem. 1. L.A. c.. 14. a. Velma Orok. A.H. 1, Germ. A. 1, Germ. C. 2. Norman Osb0rI`1`e,.A.H. 1, Phys. 3, Chem. 1. L.A. 3. . Verna Osborne. B.H. c. Malrose Part1'id.vre. Comp. c.; .7 _'L _ `D EU '3 .\ Tm n rlonrn 2. lVl3l1'0S .l"aI'E1'l(l.`!`. Lauxup. L... -Lit. c.. BJH. 3. .-\.19:. c., Geom. 3, L.A. c., RA. 3. RC c. Minnie Partridge. Comn. c.. L?f. c.. Alg. c., Geom. 3, L.C. 3, FA. 3, F.C. c. Allan Percy. B.H. 3. A.H. 2, Phys. 2, Chm. 2, L.C.{c. Tnn1r 13151-riv T if p__ Alg-_ ~1. 3 t'h_Vs. Z, unem. 2., .L.u..c. Jgck Percy, Lit. c., Alg`. Geom. 1. Amert Price. A.H. 1, Geom. c.. Phys. c., Chem. c., L.A. c., L.C. c., F.A. c. . Kathleen Price, Comp 2. Arthur Quinlan, Comp. 2, Lit. 2, RH. c., Alg. 2. Geom. 1, L.A. c.. L.C. .c.. RA. 2, F.C. c. Claire Quinlan, Greek Auth. 1, Greek C. 1. . Beverley Redditt, Como. c.. A.H. c., Phys. 1. Chem. 2. F.A. 2. Victor Rivarcl. Alg. c.. Geom. c.` Lillian Robertson, Geom. c.. L.A. c., L.*C. c., EA. 3. F.C. c. Grace Rumble, Geom. c. Isabel Russell, Geom. 2, L.C. c. Marion Scott. Lit. c. _Dorothy Scythes, Comp. 2. Lit. 1, B.H. 1, Alg. .\2, Geom.` c., F.A. ` 1 `F`~(". n. ` 1,6 Douglas Smith, A.H. 2, Phys. 1. Chem. 1. ' Eleanor Smith, Comp. c., Lit. 2, Alg. 2, Geom. c., Phys. 1. Isobel Smith. Geom. c. Ward Smith. Alg. c.. Geom. 3. Elwin Smythe, L.C. c. 'Selby Spencer, Geom. c. Tom. Spencer, Lit. c., A.I-IA. c., Alg. c. ` . Albert Stephenson, Geom., 2, RA. c., F.'C. c. - A `~- `Bert Stone, Alg. c., Geom. 2,. "'A-Tf-l`An'I`f`nl ..00|I OI DCUHI U: as u--..., Would Freeze up Kem- ~ penfeldt Bay. RUBBERNECKS STRETCH --------- nuxuc LT uu. _y . B.H. 2. A12`. c., n `D A TI` 0 F.A3FCc Jim Terr_v, Lit c.. Geom. c.. Agr. I. c., Agr. II. c. manor Tknmac (Tnmn. f`... Ijit. Ag'!'. 1. c., Agr. 11. c. . Oscar Thomas. Comp. c.. Lit. 3,! A12`. 1. Geom. 2. ` Esther Thompson , Geom. c.. Phys. c., Chem. c. _ 'Rnun'| Tknnancnnx (Imam R TLC. ueorge Luuumauu, Lauuny. .. Alg. c.. F.A. 2, F.C. c. Suzette Toner, Geom. c. Evelyn Tu-ck, Comp. c., A.H. 3, Phys. c.. - Dutton Wallace, Geom. 3. Chem. c. `Hugh Wallace. Alg. c. . MildredeWa11s. Comp. 1, Lit. c., B.H. 3, Alg. 1, Geom. c., LA. 2, L.C. 3, RA. 2, RC. c. `\Bessie Wallwin, A.H. c.. Geom.. 3, Phys. c., Chem. c., EA. c. n1_.I.... nrnnmin A`|~cr, 0..- Phvs. rnys. 8.. vucau. m, ..>..-. -. Gladys Wallwin. A12. c., Phys. c., Chem. 2, L.A. 3, L.'C. c. % Gladys Walt, Lit. Q; Alg. . , rvu. c. Peter Sinclair, F.A. c. Ila Sisler, A.H. c., Geom. 3, Agr. .11. 0.. u.u. 9., r Yiola ' Stone, Us Annie Story. `CI 0 A1-nn n MON., 'ru1=.s., w1=.D.- AUG. 20 . 21 . 22 n_vs. Unem. c. Muriel Thompson; Gom. 3, L.C. V A A II v J.` .41. .x..,, a.- .u. s.. . George Tomlinson,' `In- .- WA 9 T1`f`.,0_ 5. L`, ;-\.H. 3, Agr. I, c., .-\.H. J. Lit. c., Alg`. Comp. c.. Lit. c.. Geom..2, LA. 2. `I3 IV (I . JUNIOR MATRIC RESULTS 1-`on OVENDEN COLLEGE B.AAl1en,. Eng. Comp. c., Lit.Ac.. A'ln- n flornn n D. .-u1eu,. 12115. uuuny. \.., uu. s.._. Alg. c., Geom. c. . H. Bacon, Eng. Lit. c.. Hist.~An. c. N. Boehn, Eng. Comp. c., Eng. Lit. 9 .. B. Calderwood. Lat. Comp. c., .C..\.....!;-L AFB 0 (`nrnn rt Du \I'd1uCL wuuu. luau. \/vuxy. \Spanish Ath. 2. Comp. c. J. Campeau. Eng. Comp. 1, Eng. Lit; c.. Fr. Ath. 2. Fr. Comp. M. Clarkson, Eng. Lit. 1, Br. Hist. 1. Ana. Hist.A1 . Alg. 1. Geom. 2, Lat. Ath. 2. Comp. 1. Fr. Ath. 2, Fr..Comp. 2. .. \.n, J. Counsel, Eng. Comp. 3. BI. Finlayson, Anc.\ Hist. G. Heward. Comp. c. B. Holton. Lat. Ath. 1. Lat. Comp. 1. Gr. Ath. 2. Gr. Comp. c. A. Howitt, Lat. Ath. c.-, `Fr. A'th. c. C. Ja'ray. Eng. Comp. 3. " ` .VI. Lambe, Eng. Comp. c., Lit. c.. ' II x/r,.('1-tmum annm Lat. Comp. 3, Fr. Ath. c., Fr. Comp. c. n T94" AFB pomp. c. H. McGibbon. Geom. c.. Lat. Agh. 2. Lat. Comp. 3, Fr. Ath. -3 Span. Ath. 3. Fr. Comn. c. M. Nlorris, Lat. Ath. 3, Lat. Comp. c., Gr. Ath. 3. T. Parmenter. Eng`. Lit. c. S. Ramsay. Eng`. Comp. 2, Lit. c. I. Turnbu]]_ Alg. c. H. White. Fr. Ath. c... Span. Ath. c., Span. Comp. c._ 1 0&5 ,MELL_lQ_N DOLLARS IN son) 1:: Messrs.` Chas. Smith. P.C.- Lloyd and Ed-. Byrne have returned from Peterboro. where they attended: the annual convention of under-i takers and emba1mer.= last \`:eek.g Among` other_ things they report' the delegates asfavoring n1`0}')0F9d Iegislation restrictino` undertak- ers aglvertising to a professionall card. ` ! L41. 1&1]. VV (1 Lit. 3. T'_A_1_1-_._ .L41l.- O. ."L..I.1. .2. Kathleen Webb, A.H. 1 Chem. 1, Snanish Comp. Aikins Wirwins. Alg`. ( Gladys Wilson. Comp. }T3.H. 2. Ala`. 1. Gr-.om. Z n1IJ.x`1I:`r'1r L uJ..Lo L. .118: in \Y(7Ulllc J.` LJ.._\- 1:` L;~C.- 1. F.A. 1. RC. 1. Ger. CA}. l` William Wo1fc=rl~3n, Alg. c.. Geom. 2. Phys. 2, Chem. c.." Pupils not belonging to Barrie Collegiate: . 1 ` I Theresa Dumozid. A.H. 2. ` Amiie Mwtzlrd. RA. 1. RC. 2.' Hewsnn K7`r'gh*, C .i~m'J. 3. 3.1-1,` `cu Alg. '2. Geom. 1. L.C. 3. R _Eria1 Watterworth, O ATJ -`) '|'|||lRS` - FRIM-= |ZZ{/`an 4./5. ? M V Wi:l}'l5;J:L;'L;t}:} _a1-x;lVV}Villiam Fairbanks ACTION! ACTION! ACTI Never have you seen a picture with the rapid-fire speed and action of this one! A girl leads the way across the great Oregon Trail--truly the road to romance. MCCO_v, as the resourceful Indian fighter, as the dashing lover, is at his l_-_L (`l"l'T l I`I I wwn win i7Jst."sEE ITT \JW.D ,1V1B.Lrl4IUn uvua... ...-.. .._- V , Should be paid to the person that can sit through the showing of Finders Keepers atthe Capitol Theatre this week without breztking into gales of laughter. BUT \\'l-IOEVER "GOT THAT` MILLION \xvr\1 H r\ T`\L`QI:D\/P IT` Only two\ reels, but worth six. A new style in` comedy- TODDLES, THE LATEST NOVELTY. - V 1 W Z -`-a1so- Mack Sennett Comedy--Love at First Flight-with the MACK SENNETT GIRLS. _. . zuouuuux . -I nnnru-Iinvtulw REGULAR PRICES MONDAY `J1 F5DA.Y I WEDNESDAY _:.:--- `If I '51` Try to Match This One! For Action-For Romance. -Perhaps the most thrilling episode in all picture lll$lC:1`_\' is the one night of love in The Enemy. In a few minutes he would be gone--perhaps forever! Unforgettable drama! Pollock s powerful stage play now Lillian Gisifs finest screen achievement. THE THRILL OF A LIFE-TIME! PARAMOUNT COMEDY--HOLD ER, COWBOY Featuring Bobby Vernon. Two Shows Each Night. A REGULAR PRICES Ealiighf. E 1 HEAR MASTER GEORGE KING SINGING POPULAR SONGS OF THE DAY. -- John Gilbert in 2- u"rI._ l`:....... '9 ..-"I SEE! TODDLES"_ $EE!_ \X9c)uL1;3 DE1S_l`.\}E.I_1Th *- TUXEDO COMEDY,` WEDDED BLISTERS- iifi THE:-1;1os'r POW-ERFUL FILM IN YEARS ___g_- L. .I.4a.L. uunup. \.., ` Lug. .th. ng. 1` L\1nv 1 rionm-vi `) - The Cossac , Charlie The Circus, and an early return date of unnlnrxklx 3) :-in her qreatest role LWJIIH, ll\l (III C` RAMONA. Km STORE HERE FIFTY YEARS AGO Coming An interesting visitor to Barrie this week is Capt. William Hunter, who left here in 1881 after having conducted a grocery store on Dun- lop Street, on the site where Sim- mons store now stands. for 17 years. Hale and hearty at 86. the Captain is busy shaking hands and recalling reminiscences with form- er friends, of whom only a few re- main. mam. Heeding the advice of Horace Greeley. as Captain Hunter -says. he went to Winnipeg in 1881, four years before the Northwest Rebel- lion. When in Barrie he had been quartermaster of the York and 1Simcoe Battalion and when that militia -unit went west in 1885 he rejoined them as paymaster, act- ing throughout the rebellion. Capt. Hunter did not return east. Instead. he started a g`1'oee1`_\' business in Winnipeg`. which he conducted for 26 _\'ea1's, retiring` in 1907. He is now living in Belle- . ville. He can vividl_v recv.ll m:1:`._v V -,incidents of the eI'1rl_v days of Bar- .'Irie _and this mornings: was one of _.an interesting: group composed of 3 Rev. Wm. Hipkiii. Peter Soules. 31. 1 J. Frawley. John Barr. J. H. Ben- . nett and others when the doings 1|of nearly half a century are were |related. causing many a hearty = i laugh. _j__. Iapt. \\-'i1`.i;1n1 Hunter is Most Interesting Figure. "'T'l '." k" IA. ed zmtinzr \\': pp1CY`.'.C ag E`-V` 11!-xv-r]: n`. CIVIC HOLIDAY QUIET SATURDAY MATINEE ':ou1-is __ I SECTION 2` PAGES 9 TO 16 pas: \x\ for Vn og; /jfa CKICIIII 1.'.\\'\n~ n<'Hn:*`1:x_v:1. she lame mm ._L.. ~1-5;E;l:I0N! `Vii th 1 Bo3Xi3FAf'E 'iiii1k'i*rzER ? %%`c TO 16 BAYFIELD st. Ho0T GIBSON MERMAID -COMEDY, Alsq Felix - Art fo 4--_.- `until!!! Phone 1231 mvooconis \ Freckles,_ Gene Stratton Porter's i/l-F.-'DY`, JUST DANDY for Heart s Sake ij . spectacle of a young lady. open- li smoking her favorite weed, in t` e most 'nonchalant manner and agparently unconscious of scores 0 almost speechless pedestrians, while walking along Dunlop and Elizabeth"Streets, is indeed a rare limit. one lady saw. The feminine smoker maintain- ecl her composure throught all. With unfailing regularity she brought the cigarette to her _li s and removed it with her head are - ed in the threatening position of blowing rings. ` She inhales, too. one of the male sex, an inveterate cigarette `smoker, commented. H`D1nnun. nae: PIFV` clars. `smoker, commented. _ Please pass her the clgars, "said another. BAND coma TO. BTEACI-I The-Citizens Band- will play a concert` in Queen s Park tonight. Of the sixteen concerts the band ` plays during June, July and.Au- . i 1 1 4 gust, but `three remain, tonight. ; next Tuesday at Allandale, and next Thursday the nal concert ` in Queen s Park. V "The band has been receiving compliments for the excellence of their recent rogram-mes. The de- velopment 0 tone and` execution and team play has been remark- able during the last two months. An invitation has been received to play two con'cer.ts` at Wasaga Beach on Sunday afternoon and evening next. and if the weather permits, the invitation will be ac- cegted, and a concert given at 2. 0 and 7. JIIU whe .1--. Cookstowr; Pavilion for. mine on Friday night, August 17. 33b Extra co ies of The Examiner always avai a'ble--ve cents. Send some to your friends. .26t;+ %\Qhn 11113:` n.'na-no-A11 fn kn the BOIIIB to your Irlenus. nvuy _ -=She was` engaged to half .t3he ro;gimen`t bggause she .didn t hke to\.say 4`No -when the bqys 1_-o- gosed.-..aura La Plante 1n n- A-n `IAA1-`nuns , .- 08e(1.--LTbaura L48 name In W: m- ers Kee ers, Capitol, Mon..- Tues., We V 82 T-un-,n `cal-3`-`I51; lnn9An GAD`- (IBIS A86 BPS," uaplwz, aI.u.vu., 5 8; Women s Institute garden soc1- al and bazaar at James Handy s, Dalston , Wednesday, August 22. Good orchestra, good program and lots of refreshments. D. F. Me-V Cuaiz. chainman. Admission 85 null Qnn . - ' , - _ I333" ssih\y...% story Sparks Is `a Fine .Show, iWas' Comment on l`t-uesday. Much to the lament of the small ` boy, andthe big one. too, the cir- ` cus, with its `tinsel. trappings and ballyhoo. h-as come and gone for another year. After a lapse of six years Barrie was favored on ,Tues- day in having a returnvisif from the Sparks show, and it lived up to ` its reputation not only in the mat- ter of providing clean, wholesome . entertainment. but also the entire absence of rowdyism or presence of_ the rough element which fol- lows the average `circus. There 4 '"'I- V-A+ o aihtrin 11`1`.'n".Vl1`d incident ' .'. 33131 lows the average `(.'u'cu:. ,u.me.{ . - ' 1.. . ' '. ?oa:n1;(l)`_t)3!:iS1`:a umowzud ` i `The c?rcus `did only fair \busi- ' ness 1n Barrxe, but thzs was to be e)_:pected,~ the day commg a_s 1t_ on the_hee1s `of two x;>1`.ev1c_>u"_1 o_1g days In fne .o\\'n---@:he swun- mmg mfet and Derry Day. As 1t!` was. be weer four and ve thous- L and attended _ the two perform-I ancea. the _ass1stant manager_ told ThedE;cam1ne1'. He also send he] pal` out over $1.500 in cash ini Barrle. money w`n?o`n would re-1 `mam here. . Inc1_uded in this gmoglnt 15 the mumclpal hcense of 1 $10 ; "l`kn :1-urnv urn: 1.'i`.`(-'! `in arriving` .\ as delayed until 1 p . The small boy who `y -cus people a ?,5.l.UU.' _ The shmv was late in arriving from Sudbury. a distance of 210 miles. it being` 9 am. before un- {c;ading"v;'as starte:`.. The parade .m., _ three . hours late.. arose with the sun to give the cir- hand was natural- ly disanpointed but he got hisl chance later when the tented city? rose at Aesricultural Park as if by! magic. Two per":'ornmnces were` r\ and hv 1 n r:l0C'.l{ the follow-I 2 J ( l maglc. LWU pCL"..')L1xxLuL\.u. u... ` criven and by 1 o clock follow- ing morning` the. o1'1`.,V thing` that "emained of the big` Show was the | iitt.e1`-strewn. g'round. The circus; went to S~`.1'ati ord from here. { ` ~' '- ---1. .. L2... .-.un-.1: run-. \\:C1lL`LU n..I.r.u.L\.u.u a.-_-.. ..-,--V Sparks" is not a big` circus, nor a sm-all one, It does not. of course, compare with the bug: 10-0-ca1`l. shows of a few decades a'g`0. .t is made up of 25 ciws and carries 350 people all told. The manager, Charles Sparks`. and his wife and family acc o1npa11;v the org'aniza-. Hm nae nnlinv, he said was to` lfamuy acC01m_Jz111y we UL`,_.`,cuu.;4u- tion. His policy. he said>was to` leave a_g'0od taste in the mouth` in every_town and the sglcceededl [admirably in Barrie. rm........ 1vnc -.n+ 5: A1111 mnmpnt 'ad1n11`abl_v In Dd1'1'l. - 1.... u. There was not a duil momerr-t Clarke Crawford, A. in the 2-`: hour performance from `c. the opening spectacle to the clos-i Frank Daley, Comp. ing patriotic pageant. The Sparks:Geom. 2. LA. `.2, L.C. performing horses have always RC. 2. been good and on `Tuesday they Clarence Davison. Co pleased the crowd i1umensely_as 1. Geom. 1. LC. 2. F did also the jumpers. The an1m- 3, German Comp_ 2_ , al acts, too. are quite up to stan- Jennie Dodd, L.C. dard.' 'The'Jap troupe caught the RC, c, fancy of the crowd with their c1ev- D John Donnelly, Com er tumbling and the slack wire act . c., Alg. 2. ` A was a "rare novelty. The three ' _ Cal-1Do1~an, Alg-_ c,_ rings kept `the spectators_ busy Mam] Dru;-y, Con]p following the program and It was ' B_H_ 2, Alg, 2, Geom_ impossible to get it all. The child- RC, c, ren were _po_p-eyed- William Dyment. Ch. rm__ ....;.....+m non-nnnf was 1m]d- hmmqv `Rd-\\'a1`d_ B__ "pop-eyed." The patriotic pageant was loud-i ly applauded. It recorded the his-3 tory of Canada, with the charac- ters on horseback and` afoot, from the time of `Champlain and Jacques Cartier to the day of the` Great War with the khaki-clad sol- dier, the Red Cross nurse and Salvation Army lass. Led by John Bull, escorting Miss Cana-` da,`the pageant impressed the au-` dienvce most favorably and the ap- plause reverberateqf throughout; +1.. l~n1a'n hmt. `This eature. with; reverberate LnrUuguuLu.- the huge tent. `This with` the opening spectacle. are circus innovations of Mr. -Sparks, whose circus will be welcome _in Barrie next year and others to follow. A good show. was the general comment. There was no criticism. ` Klwms PUPILS SWIM Acnpss BAY Six Local Teen-Age Girls and Boys Complete Distance. 5 " ---:------ At an across-the-`bay swim held under the auspices ofthe Kiwanis Club. seven of Instructor Ralph Wilkinson's pupils have completed the distance from St. Vincent's Park to Minet s Point. `They are Dorothy Price. Jean Lay. Clara Ord. Violet 0rd, Ed. Tordiff, Bud Tomlinson and Ruth `Me-V Martin. The tests were made on Thursday of last week and again i on Wednesday of this. Everyone who started nished - t. ildistance, . about a mile 8.Yl`u---;.-;_ . '3` and con- j sidermg the age of`the pupils. , from fourteen to seventeen, the u..... .....s a-nn, The water was fpom Iourteen w Scvcxluccu, ...V t1me.was good. The water calm. the take-o` being made `about 4.30. 'Rowboats accompan-. ied the _swimmers. _ _ . rm... ... nu. red-. +.1me_ w1th one ied the swimmers. This is the first time. with exception; these youthful swim- mars have attempted this distance and Mr. Wilkinson is well satis- A--: unmw Tnmiinson swam Mr. WIIKIHSUII v1.5 WCIA Dunno ed. Buda Tomhnson back to St. Vincent s Park after a few minutes rest. nrm. +1.. mi-'4-.1-m1! hnnors decid- minutes rest. With the softball honors decid- Ved the instructor` will concentrate. on swimming from now until the .....s ..c. +3.. mm.+.h; in nrenaratlon SWimmlng.Ir0m HUW uuuu uu; end of the month` in preparatign for the annual Kiwanis tests" in general procjency in both swim- ming and divmg, and in life sav- ing. Gold, silver `ad bronze med- als `are _awarded the successful pupils. Mrs. H. M. Lay has kindly don- ated a ackknife to the boy who has me e the most progress in ms 4..-; ....... nu`!-n +1-man whnhad not has made we moss progress in nu. rst year. Only those whohad noi previously been able to swim are eligible. 'I`_here are abqut fteen Sn -this plans: ._ V ` 9 . 1' i11:111?i:;ecla':.5 Bu! ""1"`i30d A cam." `LA: M M L! pmam MARY ROSERTS In u\IcLIA DTIQ _ BARRIE. c4mnA, Tl-IURSDAY, AUGUST 16,1928.. Following are me ivuuuu: Dcuuui results for Barrie Collegiate In-L stitute. The letter c stands for credit and the class of honors is indica1;ed by the gures, 1, 2, 3. Hazie1.\Appleby, Composition c, Literature c., Geometry c., Anci- ent History 3. v 117-,,_,3L_,-.l A _u\1n1\v7 r"n`y\ 0 cup LLLauvL J U: " Winnifred Appleby, Comp. c.. Lit. c., A. H. 3, Algebra c., Agri- `culture II c. 11 n---_.. .. A1" 0 UCUHI. .l., .I. u_yan.,o 4.. ' ~Ern-est Arnold, Alg. c., Geom. 1, {Latin Authors c., Latin Composi- tion c., French Authors c., French Composition c. William Ash, A.H. 2. `Jean Baldwin, Comp. c. . Fred Baughman, A.H. 1, Phys. m3, Chemistry c. - ` Philip Beattie, A.H. 1. . Mona Beatty, Alg. c., Geom. 2, -';F.A. c., F.C. c. .| Donald Billingsley, Phys. 1, l Chem. 1. A.H. 1. ` 2 I Charles Birchard, Comp. ~c., Lit. M 1-c. A.H. c., Alg. c-. i I".-...~...-.-:nn `l2'loiv f`nn1'n 0, Tiff`, C uuun: 11. 5.. Boyd Arnold, Comp. c., Alg. 2, `Geom. 1, Physics 1. ___-_`I.J A1... ll rlnnvn 1 c., .11. Axg. c-. 1 Georgina Blair. Comp. c., Lit. c... British History c... Alg. 2, =Geom. 1, LA. c., L.C. 1., RA. 2, F.C.-2. Etta Brownridge. Phys. 1. Harolgl IT31';\:soQv;1, Phys. 1, Chem. la*rA I L\.Ub> K/.l1u1.)uCu, iPh,vs. 3. Chem. 1. 1-_-L-1 r1...... 1 : Following the Middle schooi .....-.14-. Pp... Rory-1n (.n11pg'iate In- =rn,vs. o . bu`::1u. 1.. _ Isobel Carr. Lit. c.. Geom. c., "Phys. 3, EA. 3, F.C. c. l `\rT.-.1-inn I":-.\1u~ A T-T 9 p_ rnys. -5, 1`..'~L -3, r.u. u. Z\Ia1'1on Carr. A.H. 2, Alg. 0.. Geom. 2. Agr. II, 3. I Cameron Clute, Alg. 2. Geom. 0 \ `U n ------.-__.._-. `Girl Smokes Cigarettes While ` Walking on Barrie s Main Drag .1 ("O 25. 1.11. C. Stella Clute. Lxt c., A ,. c:. G-om. 1. L.A. c, LC. :2, FA. 3. EC. 2.` * Elizabeth Cole, B.H. c., A.H. c., P}'Ly.=. 3. Chem. 2. Glzmdys Corbett, Lit. c. . Ella Coughlin. A12`. c.. LA.` 3. \Wi]1iam Coulter. Comp. c., AH. c.. Alg`. c., Genm. 2. V Christina Couplzmd, . .H. c;. Phvs. c., Chem. c.. L.A. c., L.C. c. Claude Craig`. Chem. 2. L..-\.` 3. b'.U. z. Comp. c., A13. RA. 1, F.C. '3, - Tannin R F_`A_ (__ BARRIE COLLEGIATE 3 MIDDLE SCHOOL RESULTS g u C I` .\.u. L . Comp. c., B.H. .c., Carl Doran. Geom. 1. N Comp. 1, Lit. 2, 2, RA. 2, I` n 1` .LJ. (J. , Dorothy Ed-ward. 1_. Chem. c.. L.A. c. $ Douglas Ferris, Agr. I. c. Wallwin Fisher, Comp. c., Alg. `c.. Geom. 1. Maud Ford, Comp. c.. Lit. c., A.H. c.. Alg. c., Geom. 2. Ag. I-I, c. Herbert Easter. Alg. 1. Helen Garrett, A.H. c., Phys. 1. gChlTl. c., L.A. c., LC. 3, F.A c.., F.'C. c. ` Annie Garside, Comp. c., Lit. 3. ;Phys. c. - - Arthur Girdwood-. Ger. Comp. 2. Hilda Graham, A.H. 2, Geom. c., 1'I`I_ --__ f) u.uua u:.u.up...., .-.--. _ Phys. 2. V Norma Guthrie, Comp. 3. Lit. 3. AH. 1. Geom. 1, L.A. c.. EA. c. Rowland Hammond, A.H. 1. h,\;s. 1, Chem. 1, Ger. A. 2, Ger. . 11.21. 0. LAD 0. Catharine lyrne, Comp. c. Donald Cameron, A.H. 1, Phys. . Chem. 2. Duncan Campbell, LA. 3, L.C. Rdss Campbell, B.H. cf, A;H. 2, 1.-\1VI~ '3 r`1-unvn 1 V . 1. _ . Catherine Hardy. Geom.} 3, Phys. 1, L.A. 2. L.C. 2, F.C. c. Constance Hardy, A.H. c., Phys. 1. Chem. 2. ` Milne Harrison, Lit. c., B.H. c., A.H. c.. Geom. c.. Chem. c. . Olive Hastings, Alg. c., Phys. 3, Chem. 3. A-----.. `llnuaa (Tnmn n__ Phvs_ Chem. Agnes Hayes, Comp. c., Phys. c., Chem. 2. `- Ethel Hines. F.A. c., F.C. c. Theresa Holden. Lit. c.. A.H. 2, Algz` c.. Geom. 2. Phys. 3. Chem. c. Ruth Houghton, Agr. II, c. Rplgy Hounsome. Comp. c., Lit. n_ n n....... ,. Some Are Struck Dumb1- Summer Visitor Enjoys the Fun While it is generally known in Barrie that the practice of cigar- ette smoking among women, par- ticularly among young girls of the appcr type, is prevalent and growmg so more and more, the ` (L. 0. A.H. Klltn nougnwu, ngx. u, Ruby c., A.H. c.. Alg. 3, Geom. 1 ` Edith Hubbard, Lit. c., . Geom. 2, L.A. c., L.C. c., FJC. c. Olive Hunter. Geom. 3. `Frances Hurlburt. A.H. 1 2, Chem. cA.. L.A. c., L.C. c.. `'5 fl L` (`A`'` H. Edict}? 5`"nTi'$:' E'e'n'n_.' ' 3, c., Geom. 2, L.A. 2, L.C. c., 0,Ti`(", n uernxan pump. .1. gennie L.c."3, F.A. Z,/1".LJ. C. Willa, Jebb. Alg. c. Bernice Jennett. Comp. 2. Lit. `c., B.H. c.. A.H. 2. Alg. c., Gebm. 3..Ag'r. I, c.. Agr. II, 3. Gordon `Johns, Lit. c., Alg. 2, N---- VA .. `DA Q`l3`(".r- CS.~flg'I`. 1., c., 1151.. Geom. c., L.A. c., A ....:n Tnkne-+nn LI'U1'u'Ull Uuuuo, 1 . V0 -- o c., 3, Annie Johnston, A.H. . 1, Chem. 2, Span. comp. c. `Tana-2 .Tn11n=f'.nn_ CODID. 3. 1, Chem. 2, Span. comp. c. Verna Johnston. Comp. 3. Lit. $2., B.H. 19., AH. 3. Alg. 2, Geom. 9 Ana TT (0 A..- 1.. Ag::. 1. -.2, nsl `" AH 2 . '-Doris Kearns, . . c.. . . 1 Phys. Chem. c-., L.A. 2. nmu-.+'haa Winn. \(`.omn. The Flying Cowboy