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Weekly (`mp Report The quality at the 1932 wheat crop is; {Mr and yleltls are good, averag'mg 30 Ln 40 bushvls; pm` !1(`.I 4}. [`hr0shing hm; been general in most Incallties. Barley and rye: amps are s:ztisfacto1`y, with nuts rutlwr uneve1L Corn is b:Lck- ward, while rants promise an avnragv crop. The tr>lmm:o crop is vstinmterl at 90 per cent. of the nveragze. PflStllI`nL,'f} h:1;~; hem) well mztintained by an 51-` bunrlzmrrz 01' ynnistlm,-. Wood <'nf.tinS% on tho x-o:mlsi(ln:<. has been general. perfect for correcting U 1 (I {l & 1' daily are nst. types of intostinnl xi-.;_ way, see ! Fowl and Chickens Are; iPlentiful at the Market 3$3o,00oT*I%`i;je Peril ` to Orillia Districii THE MARKETS Poultry. Bnttvr. I-lags. Elr 1-!` `h T ! MO_Lh;lT ST. LOUIS 8004 Job printmg. $1 am EWERSE RATED u Inspiring Example of Uninlcrruplcrl Progress BUYS A". lI0\'S. H;n`1" Notm`iv.' l'l1hih', Con Money in mun :11, law urt-st. ()l'ih`L` 11% ()\\'n AU?)-. 26 to SEPT. 10 INDUSTRY EDUCATION PAGEANTRY SCIENCE RECREATION MUSIC FASHIONS TRAVEL gzgmam Hnomm ENGINEERING AUTOMOTIVE CONSTRUCTION AGRICULTURE NE\`</ GOODS NE.\}\ / !DEAS f\.`E\X/ METHODS !"~fE\X/ MARKETS EANis `AC'I:{IuBERS LIFE \" lLlJ AM INGLIS, l re.mleu! 3:'anrh (,`~`firo-Bank of Toronto Bldg., Barrio, Out DRT Illl. ll. `W. ')..l Hlmhm VV. J. V/VALKER, District Manager INSURANCE COMPANY vnnnuvn rlu If ynu live to enjoy the sunset nf life, the snmllcr your s:|\'in;s the greater your need for incnmc insurance. \I.cI 11% prngrmn yullr insurance requirements tmlny. "The Triumph Romantic I`n;;vnni /\s('und.'xn(ry, II(:T_()iSI}1 Szuzrifittc 01' Great I 1 <.-rform(:rs on l()()()-fu t..'1(:u1ar pyrnu,-<-h Evorv (evnninu (tnmmu-mtir Pam-ant. of Jim I'I.-r.nism,(Ihivulry (:nplvz~: P<,-rformcrs l()()()-fnnt sl.:u.{e. E ])yrnl.(:(:hni(: finulc. Every evening (:0mrm:n(:in;g .`~'.m., Aug ._._, Intcrnntjnnzally A nu ')'7l Ercsk. Hunk 'i`empl:- Hldu. lllmvallv. W. , Seventh Marathon Swims Wonncn, 10 miles; Open, 15 miles Fl-i(`l:nr Ann, 7fnl1 \Y ..,l Ann Vlluv ....... .., -\. .4 Friday, Aug. Olympic Nntnto buurd Motnrhoa r....... u.:.. .. Horses, and Thirty Oth('r Bands EXHIBITION CHORUS Besses-o -th - lmnru .uu(urnu:u 11:10:-.-, lr:14~K hl:Ir.~e lHrl:CL from this ym1r'.-; Ulynnuc f }:um-:4 Kaye Don and "Miss England III iviiotir-Lsnows 01-` z{M1s1uc} Midway e Mirthful Mvlu Frhzrntinnnl. T THE H. W. VVATIERS, General Manager (IUIHHDN R. I" o"_.n'. l`luI.n`_V. 'T`.~lm\h\m~ H!) V v\Ja'.u:L 1:.` A TORONIO, CANADA Cattle, umy run .27th. S (72,606 voic}3.;' mm m v mt Rncv; uu.cn-`a l ..u-\..:, \:l:\ ` 26th \Vc< - Barn ishccp, DON:\l.l) ri Sal! of Jimpire 7hivz1lr_yz1n(l 1])}I-S 1500 A ,,_, L` . _ _ . .. Page Flva Aug. 31st vrnts Out- Stznrs diruct flqns.-u `cruutiunal, r HIM` ,Au';;. 27m 5 I I I\lII ge. Spec- ml Band Swine, 1`lsl`1`>. av }3uild1n_u. ms or. lluildu 'm(:p1 E"i3i6i%Ei"6'i2{Z" B}'iEEiE$iE?E - - . - - - - . _ _ _ - . . _ . - - - - - - . . . - . . . - . . - - - - - - - . . . . . . . - a - - - _ _ _ . . . - _ . . . _ . . _ - . . . - - . _ _ - J ` Thursday, August 18, 1932 cxup. um can rm ..---:--0 JEOWMEQ 9. \... .......-.. V. vv. l4'..~*l;|l1li.~:lu`d I369 I-`l'N| DIR]-2("l`0lS AND HMl!.r\l.;\ll-IRS 01'!-ZN DAY AND .\'lGll'l` Motor zunhukun-r in connection. B:\l{llll~I. ()\"l`.--l'lIONE 82 G- (?:..33if.h.s co- Trade Marl: registered Tu lmprnvv Hm-on m.,..n.... r `l(nnn1:rh.` In IIlI]llllVl`, unuuu mmzis 1.. Kennedy, Minister lturc. has zmnounccd that latimis have been adopced wince and Dominion jointly '4: L110 .<:i,zu1(l:u`(ls of bacon i. Under tlwsc provisions nhwn as an urlvancml regis- Is is U be 4?SL1ll)1lSl`l8(l. Pigs mt litter will have to make is if purl: in 200 (lays. will A(7(3()lIN'l`:\N'I`.`i CIll.'.L0l'lLAC'l`lC BUll.l)l'IlCS Fun . Ir -nun. Hon. Thmnns 01 Azn-icnlnuru. h: new reg11l:1ti(n1s l by the Pmvinrtc :11` tn inmrovu prr:rlIu:t.inn. Untlul mlml i.~ L-..'num nr nus: unu omm; lvnmdnlllmz, Es \\' AN D lil-II`.-\ll{l.l) OK Rhnn Snmrn :?:\ Rl'l'IN'l`l{Y 1-nmzuzv work xu I*`.sl.i1l):m-.<. Dircctor clans! Service Hour: In` H de- I be slaughtered and their carcassesl judged by the Dominion graders and cmrorl fn1' valun ns b21c(m. In the event _]llGgE(1 ny U10 lJ()nunlUIl y,i'uic1.s auiu sccrerl for value as that tliey are scored as extra gnocl, bacon". the sow will be placed on the proposed advanced register with pro- per ear-marking or tagging, and the farmer owning her will be bnnused tc the extent of $15 to which the Pro- vince and the Dominion \vill contri- bute equally. Any boar that is secured from this udvmieed register of sows will be looked over by judges at the age of six months. and if slmwim, the right cnnf01'nmti_m, will earn far its owner the amount of $15 from the r1.un..... is-\r\r\I'(` L1UVL`l`IlIl1L Ill/5. Lambs Dlc Necdlcssly Many young lambs (lll! ncerllcssly," declares Dr. Lionel Strrvarnson. pro- vincial mologist, in an appeal to far- n'.<,-rs to stop the traglr: loss of so many lambs before they are ten (lays old. In :1 llbtle booklet, issued by the P 'vln<-ial Live Stork Br:1ncl1, he stams Y,hI`(`L` main causes of death: Joint, Ill of Lambs. White Scour of Lambs. and NecmbacillI>sls of Lambs. Dr. Steven- son nntlines tho <-zxu.-st-. the symptoms and thv proprr trout.n1z-nt of tlwso n...,,. T. ,.....nl..l...n hn An, l'llllIJ.\ nu that, they up L()fI:1_V. n DR. W. A. LEWIS, Sluzzcry nntl Dis- eases of Wmnvn. As.s'0<-into Cn1'<)n01' County of Sinwue. Phone 61. Office. 58 Collier St. Hours: 8-0 a.m.. 12.30- 2 fllh n In ?!c`:i. uz ||u|n prr:rlIu:t,i whul, is Our 1:!` :- DIES. l.lT'l`l.l~1 & l.l'I"l`l.li. Physirrizuls and SllI`1:l`0l1S. Bur1'i(-. Office and Res.. 4'7 Muplo, Ave. On'i<=u h()u1's: 1 Lo 3 p.m.. 7 Ln 9 p.m.. 01' by uppoinutnwnt. A. '1`. I.it.t,IL-, M.D. W. C. Little, MB. [Phone 213. an. n. HI. unulhllu, I..|vI.\r. Physlciztn, S|)(`.(`.l11li:%L in children, ims-nml n1e(li(-inv :mrgm'y. Offict` and rv. l('. ;t,m- SI Phmw -SR7 DR. N. M. LAUIHIC In... e.`.\..a.. I DR. N. W. R()Gl'ZR!~`.. I Surxzmn. Snt-viul .'1t`Ic-nti< rlv.-s_ Officv rmtl 1'nsidenm- Phonv 101. ..... vv. .., .-. ...,v.u~.. .~.,.- npvll t.VIndic.'1l Arts: Buildlntz. I`nmn Will be in Bnrriv. S:1t111`(l:1,v. nl. 1% at, the Q1u`vn's Howl. Did.;{H()SiS Lrr-zntnlmlf M` :11! r.vnn< of mm m A 1 ms area. F` urnuu nu EROIIERT ll. s.\Il'l`ll. 1:L\'c.s|; cmlist. 53 Dunlap St. -~ P `Hours 9-6. S.xturda.vs till 10 ` DR. \V. R_ I". LUKIC. liyv S|)N`i:Ilist l\rTnrHr\ul Arlr Ilnilrllnnr '1':-nnhn aurgnx ` Impor 3 Three lI`Hl`i\ U UOIHCI` DD. , 6.110-U p.m. Trade tcgnstcrcd , , `I : J. .`.I,. G:.al_1_'[`:ui'g;I{`_(}_.`I rfro_ DR. l"Ill A. I IFm'xm-1'l_v 01` I.)r.s'. R0: to .\11w.mn snm-i:1Ii.~1 - Exzmuner is read regularly In 3 all the homes in Burric's trud- r-an `curs pus: ` L isnglaxml -. rucrv: 48 1 NORMAN. Organ Umnu . (`.1n1n`h .-\ \'I-Z'1`ERl.\'z\R\' nus mm-1. L I` all tvlws 1: ex;unina2ioI1 . h_vsicl:m and tion to Obstet- co: an Mary St. | )1:L;mu:~ns am: If ovc condi- for glasses. . (London) (1isvn.`:s of m mu! minnr rum ant Captzux Conn \Vl'1L(7ll. (7AMl`lH-ELI. & l.z\\Vl.l*`.SS-I Chm'lt:ru(l /\<:4-m|m.:u1t.s, 'l'1`uslA1es. ULC. 5!) Yuma: Strwt. 'l`m~ Huron and Frlu nuildiuu: Lumlnn. set the 1931 acreage in Ontario at 169.604 as against. a probable acreage or 158,000 this year, Figures for the Dominion of Canada show a like de- crease of '7 per cent.. being 583.926 acres in 1931. as compared with 543,- 700 acres for 1932. n.n- rm`-.4 fI1(`(i ..o..+ml Hm! amsnrri- mu acres 101' 15.33. Mr. Cassin also stated that. accord.- ing to his calculations. the amount of fan-tilizcr used in the prmluction of po- ltntoces this year will amount to only about half of that used last year. While we have had very favorable lc<:nrlitlon.s to date." he continued. the |nv-1\v\ nnQ"nl\1r or Gkir Hm. mm: nnf nrn- i(.'(}llllll.!UH.S LU llkilt`. HC ('U1lI.Iuul.'u. but: crop outlook at this time does not pre- sent the same promise of yield as did that of the same period in 1931." In conclusion. Mr. Cassin said, It is too early to predict the extent of the 1932` crop but. in View of present con- rlitimis. it would appear that p0ta.tces nrn hninzr nffzu-nr-I in nllnnfillc Isn`ul\r 1}]-SA. ('I'U[) Ullb. [H VlL \V' U1 jucacnn. Lun- it are Doing offered in quantities Iarg.-,or than the mnrkcz can readily absorb. This condition, 01' (-nurse. has brought about the inevitable result of sacrifice prices." ! Should Lay Plans Now} For Fall Wheat Crop] (Expei'im0n`m1 Farms Note) Most of the autumn wheat grown in Canada is mnfinecl to the Province of Ontario and chiefly to the south- xvostem ])al'L. Its popularity in this area is due principally to its ability to survive the winters and to yield consiclcwbly better on the average than spring wlwat. Ontario grown autumn wheat. gtrnorally speaking, prmlucvs a. type of flour which up- pvzirs pnrticlilnrly wvll .s'nito(l to the bisnuit. cake and pastry trzirlo. and is ll.`(`(l quite cxteiisively for this purpose. The Lrr0\\'ing, of this crop {its in u'n`1 u.-irh thn rnfnnnu lllilltlllh` nrnrtti.-4- cu In LIIIS ] in the (`:'l1'I nftm` the 1 tribution c u ;-ugh nu - Ell ('lU|J \\lllCll H\HlIIu.I|_y `yuzlun _i relatively good net rettims. Autumn \vh(`.aL rosnon(ls to good l li1i.slmn and the l'ui'Iner who care-ll fully prc-pzm-.s his srecl-bocl. p1'a<-tises good fertility methods either through his Y`0L`1,l()llS or by the application of f{`I'[lliZ(3I`S and whn sows only the best seed of zippmved varieties is likely to i V be gi`eatl_\' I`(.`[). 1l(l by increasecl yields. It should be kept .1 rm`... in mind that the .. v.:n:.... vv in-nnHxv S01} 5 Lx()|[H`I1 Ullflll HHU U.!\.\J. UH Kill. the 111051 widely grown. Both of thvso vn:`iotir~.< arr quitv hardy and even in Eastern Ontario it wmild appear from tests contliu,-tod by the Cereal Division Dmiiiiimi Expnrimontnl Farm at Ot- ldv\\:`(1 on mm'(- than 0110 htnidrvcl of H... hum L-v\I\uvI\ manrnw u-hn-10 \.-nvinnu - Lm-_\"\'v Feeling." nu nIlL',`(: -Sum Erin nuiI(liuL;'. LN XUl/(l`(1ll)|lh UL uy 'rtiIiz(21's zed \ r: 1`(.'[)).id ` .I.x u... 1-..` v. V (HL .\bHl}L \VlLH .\LH`lV\A\ Ml just before freeze- <'m1si(I<-1':1b1e benefit. Hm nmst px'mlm:t,ivc >50 which have given 1 inn in ntnv-in hlvlnn SHE FEEESEIKE 4s {rowing 1 the rotations usually practis- - province, and by being sown urly fall and Imrvestscl shortly 0 hay vrop it aids in the dis- l of labour. Furt:l1c1'm0rc, it is crop which normally yields ` |' nr/uul nnf v-nhwnr: `|)lL` lJL'l]l`Hl vzwicties and the host satis- )nt:n'io bvkmg to tho soft 1' whmts of which Daw- 1 Chnff zmd O.A.C. 104 are duh rv\r\Ivv`\ DAOH AT fhncn nu nun Arm and happy. ha? hnumn; K711 il.j)' . v-uwnnfln ` (lay, Aug. 1!. WILLIAM FINDLAY The late William Findlay who (lied in Toronto on Tuesday. Aug. 9, 1032, was born at Bracebriclee. Aug. 21. 1876._ y the son of Rev. Alan Findlay, D.D.. 01" Barrie. and Lucinda Foster Patullo Findlay. He was ecluoatetl at the Bar- rie Public School and Collegiate In- stitute. After serving` as a reporter on The Barrie Examiner he went to T0r- onto as Circulation Manager of I110` 1`oronto News. From there he went to` Ottawa, where he became Biisiiiess Manager and partner in the Ottawa Free Press. On Jan. 15, 1919. he was appointed Advertising Manager of The Globe and on Nov. 27, 1919, was made Business Manager. from whirh posi-i tion he resigned April 30. 1922. Fol-l lowing his ass(>riation with The Globe. `Mr. Findlay was president of the Wil- liam Findlay Advertising Agency and subsequently founded the William Findlay Company. Limited. which 3 years later became known as Lord & Thomas & Logan. of Canada. Ltd. In politics he was a Conservative and in religion a Presbyterian. His wife, Claribol Fisher Eby. (laughter of J, Flsiier Eby. a son, Douglas P.. and two (lall:Ihi(`I`S. Mrs. James Plaxtnn and Nora Jean. survive. Interment took place in Mount Pleasant CC`mCL(.`l`) . Toronto. on Thurs- MRS. ROBERT ll. 'l`UDlIOI?E The death of Mrs. Rob:-rt. I-I. Tud- hope (){'('lll`l`(`(l very su(ldenl_v at l1<-1' homo in North Orillin, on Friday. August 5. Mrs. Tmlhopc was in lu-1` lsevcnty-tllircl yam` but had nnjoyml remzlrkzlbly good health, and was ill] for only a few hours before lwr clmlh.` F`o1'merly Miss Hamlet Eliza. Cni1'n.=a.5 she was a (laughter of the latr Mr. and ' Nhtc Jnhn (`fair-nq nf Flsen Sh!` \l.'.'l.< kzllllfll, LIN), UH duly Al, I bytorinn Ininistor, tho Rm son. and svttlnd in Nortl` +11" nix-0|: nnnyuu-L-hn-\ nnn v~ CHAS. 2\l.I'ZXx\Nl)l-Ill, (fl X-`.ve1`y1hin;-_ in lmuxv and :- R.l`l):\il'.` nml Ih-lnndx-llhw. ] LVFWD ILUIIIB MIC` kl}l[)|'CL'KulCU Uy Iiixannuer sum. Have you any? OBITUARY jg THE BARRIE EXAMINER, BARRIE, ONTARIO .. Inc uuvvcls w M: .. ' ""`" S ;m':::- YTTYF. . Itv` IIVER 1` PILLS Qwmuous HELPED ` TU HEALTH % av All-BRAN`; .v..... V- ...-..- .. The headaches. loss of appetite` and energy that so often result from ! cmlstipatinn (`111 he nvcr(-nnlo by ` this pleasant; <*or(-:11. How much b(`t- 1 101' than using }mhit-l'01'ming pills l and drugs. A.. Ti... , :~,,, -, ,,,n, -7. ...... ... u-.9`-41 ALL-BRAN action is ;;r(-ntle. Its hulk is much like that, of It-Ltuve. Within the body, it, ah:~'nrb:< Innis- tuna and forms :1 snft nm.<:<. Gvntly ' it clears the ix1l,v.s'Lin(-S of wast(-s. _ __.__ l ('()HSi.lp8LI(H1. IT _YUUl' I trouble is not 1'clic\'cd Lhi your doctor. .~ 1 Two tahlesponnfuls suiciont to n\'<-x`<~ mm constipation. If your 1' t1`mxhlr- is not. ru|ie\'(-(I Hui Serve as a cornz, or use in conk- llmz. I`cmpLm;: 1-c-cxpvs on the rod- | aml-p:1'een pzxckzurc. Sukl by 2111 um- Ecvrs. Made by Kellogg: in London. 1 Ontario. iThird Georgian. Bay E Victim Is Found` {;.coNsnPAiIoN Orilliaw 7K.i-\/v_a_r1_i:_Club To Seek Convention Magnesia Best for A Your Indigestion Idigc-stiun 1-ns_\'. Try Hus plan _\'uurs-~u.: but be .-.-mun to got_ Bisuruted .\lagncsia upecially prcpared Ior stomach usc. Mild enough to give io a child Sold cm-r_wL~hcre in 25c and Ti` red [>u'kag( s Warns mains! Doping Stomach With Articial Digcstanls PURELY VEGETABLE because they stimulate the liver as well as regulate the bowels ADX'ERTISE.\IE.\'T ___ R. l-Z. 'l`U()l(. Blliltlor, Tmrrie. New llousus and Snnlnwr Cntt:w,v2<. R.en10(1- c1l1n::'. 1'I.upu|1`imI. (ml: l"`lm)1':~'.. EsLhnnt- ns tron. Phone 650.1.