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uu u vmu. LL! nu. nu... ., Mr. and Mrs. C. Henson and Mrs. R. Neilly of New Toronto were Sun- day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. L Henson. HIVVH illlll })I'I7.L`f\ cam and 1\1i.<.~: E. perfect disguisv tho mcn1bor:: nf_ Vern` Lmtm`t:1il1od' n\u. by I" Dnl). and Issistcd hy 1Vh':4. vu wm'v prvsrmt` 1 Ch2n'minp:' (`us- b_\' HM` HHI1` 101:; rnunn and (`Von- hcld by Rm . V at lhv pm` Indies` us. `:1 (nhlv. 1\Ir:=. J. . Puncher. I\'1r.~:. l\`Ix`s. W. (`ulh-n: Dnbsnn. Mrs. J. hnsnn and Mr; :1 mom, Mrs. W Wilkimun: ro- B Snonrn. (1 M Pnttmx. I E. 1\IcQuu(iu. U. H) .\t`I\'lL` - they we 3 them A ill at DC)` Cnrrl. Al Slrnin'.< Rush. 81'_- mrds \v9re` cut. Town spent $1.50 pm` cnrdtfnrv hauling and also paid $1 per cord for the stnnrlin,v,: 1in1bL-r. This was r-lso chzlrgcd against the govern- ment at $7 per curd Five cords wrrrc cut, also at this was not :1 tr.'msf(31` from one uccutmt tn :mot.hor. Witness said he did not know. but. the cheque was pink". :1 relief vhequrz. Cost 75c. G0v't Clmmcrl $7 B0sunqu(`.t. pmrttwort v:1x`inu.s' vou- chers for \vn0d. With I`C{.Zl1'(] to the cheque fur $1.174. witness said the number of (-m'd.~4 covered was 166. Identifying H1081` currls nf wood. Bo.~:.'.1nqu0t suid twelve cords had boon picked up on the lake show: and the tntnl cost of this was 7. ) cents per cord for hnuh n;:. 1| -171.1 . M1`. F`iI1lz1ysnn asked witness: HI I . i . . I This was t-lmrmwl .'Ir1:|inct nml l.'Jill'L'U Twelve cords were Cut. at Wm'cr- Icy at :1 cost In tho lawn of $12.50. It was clmrged to the Gnvcmmvznl ill $7 per card. A! Kn-nin'u nun}. 911.1. ,.,\..,:.. .......,. 1:a.w. \\/us .`,sI.IM. [ Witness idvnlifiod :1 chnquo am- cd July 20. 1934. paid by the Town of Midland tn the Mitllzmd Wrmd Lnl". signer] by Mayor J. B. Roo- buck and ']`rcusu1'cr R. R. Wilson rm` $1.174. 1\/r.. n`:.1n.......\.. l\t<`-r\:1 er L`l:lllS per corcl I0!` m1uHn;:. u/as ch:n`;.{c(! against the Government at $7 per cord." he do- ciared "l`uun1...\ ..,.. llll.' l,U\VH UIIICXHIS. The government was chur1.{ed for wnnd which was given to per- sons on relief. at $4 per cord. dur- ing August, September and October, 1933". witness declared in referring to figLn`cs appearing in the relief Iodgzer. In November. it was charg- ed at $7 but there was no record for December. The price clmrgcd from January to July, 1934, was $7 per cord". Bosnnquet said. I In each month the amount noted was elmrgzod against the Govern- Innnt Inn cnirl ,u.. ..u.\. . l1\rnuI|\{II\.L . :1 mcnt, ho said. ('1I"7.l t`.\.. not. only for ('.)ldH hub tor traum- nnns, inrli;zr':~'linn, constipation. tnolhim: trnuhh-.-I, colic, upset Bl.nnmr'h and an on. Baby's Own '1`nhl-is urn .s-nfa nnd sum in reliev- imz '.||ildlmmi':-) r-mnmon ailments. Price 250. V on the lots was a stable. tenanted COUNCIL George Bawks. the owner of two vacant lots on Fifth St., and the taxes of which were two years in arrears, declared the only building by a horse. He said he had never asked for relief. When cross-exam- ined by the defense council he acknowledged having received six receipts for six months but thought they were giving relief vouchers to everybody and took the receipts and never said a word to anyone about them. Shelter Relief and Taxes Arthur T. Bosanquet. relief in- vestigator, re-called to the stand by the Crown. stated that by an order- in-council of March 1932, relief shelter charged was not to exceed 150 per cent. of the taxes in any year. In the various cases brought to the court`s attention. the allow- ances had greatly exceeded the a- mount of taxes "Plan rlnfnnn IHLIIIL, Il\' hillll. $1174 for July Wnnrl The total :nnmm1. r`h:11`;:c(l for fuel :,u,'nin. the ]1H\'(`l`!1lIl(.`l]t in July. 1934. wzls $1.174. VVilnr\-<< irlnniifiml 2- r-hm... Ans . IHULIHL U] HIXCS. The defence maintained that the incidents presented were only 1h1`ou1:',h (.'ilI`(`](`.SSnCSS on the part of the town officials. '1`l-u. nnun.-n.~.,~..u ....... ..|... 1 provemcnts had beentmade by council. nnnmnn D'\IIv1rr- -111 r\tIvv\nu no 4...- varnishes and Enamels Sunworlhy Wall Papers Pictures and ` Picture Frames AT VIC K ER 5 Stock Clearing Sale @ -_- jv 3 211$ `I03 T TCTUW and those of our patrnns having balances on our files are requested to remit not later than November 10th. o4-.r~o~I~ooo~o~o~owo~J~J& Geo. Vnckers Llm1ted 58 ELIZABETH ST., BARRIE A. little farther down the street but it pays to walk . 0 aaoooooaamoomoooxmm) T.E. HARLEY FLO-GLAZE PA.-'INTS Continue; THERE ARE EXCEPTIONAL VALUES OFFERED IN Lingeries Wnnllnn lI...J ...... .... c:II_ u___-__,__E cw 1/2 L256 lb. 490 . . -._.\a;_u.J \ll 1 l_a.l\l4.I.J 111 l.4lllgCl'lCb' T" Woollen Underwea.r-Silk Hosiery--Silk and Wool Hose-Linens--Towellings- Curtain Nets-Dresses~-Foundation Gar- ments---etc. IT'S AN ADVANTAGE TO SHOP EARLY The Home of Quality Bur, B>k.s are Closd THE BARRIE EXAMINER, BAERIE. 0N'l'., CANADA _:.j:.- |.Il\\'lI L'lL'l'KS nIHL'(_`. LHOH [)flSS(`. Dy council. they rot1n'm=.d to town clerk land listed in cash book. 'l"herc- was nu evidence to show that council fsmv the statements sent to govern- E mont. n.. ..........:..-.1 . HIUHL. Re-examined cnncm`ninL: the Costl of wood. Bnsanquet dexlared there was nothing in tho town books to show the ens! ur the various items LU government at $1. I One cord from across bay $1; old `shingles from relief office and : charged at $7. Profit of $761.38 to Midltmd Bosanquet declared in summing up. that the `total cost of the 166 cords of wood to the town was $412.- 62. whereas the government had been charged $1,174, indicating a profit to the Town of Midland of $761.38. Witness said that the wood was cut by men on relief. and the gov- ernment was paying eighty per cent. of their upkeep. In addition. he pointed out that the governrnnnt was paying $7 per cord for the wood. The government vvus "getting it" both coming and going. r`v~I\(<|In1rrso\.:u-ups! I-.. 1\n.. 1-.\:._1-._ |.\'UllilHy. Defence Counsel went into :1 long c1'ns:<-exzuninatitm of the witness: reiznrrlim: the system of nuthorizim: relief used by the Town Council and its emnrnittet-:4. Mr. Finlayson cndeuv(nLn'ed to show that the acts of the town officials were the re- sult. of instructions from the Town Council. nu.-_v When the cross-exzlminzntinn of Bn.s'm1qm~L resumed yesterday after- nnnn, defense counsel attempted tn brim: out that the accused were not benetim: pm'5m1ully from thet`:m.'~`- ne1,iun:;, and that the town council . each document presented to if. Weston s Floral Cream Biscuits . . lb. 170 Ill. Rnsunqmvt mlmittocl there was no- thing illc,-.::1l in using the 150 per cent. taxes in pay on tax u1`1'e:n's. Ho snitl that he felt it :1 reasonable thing to use shelter roliel money for repairs. When qucsl.i about the bookkeeping: of the town clerk. Bnsunquet do(_-l::r1=(.l the l)r)oklc0er)- inn: \vz1s OK. and he war: given {ovary n. by the town offic- slals in his investigation. l vv- _,_1,__,,,u,u_ u Al ... \..u.,.,uu.n-. He neknnwledgerl that the we}- fare committee studied the relief re- n())'t$`. rst, nn reenmmentIa1.irm< {mm the relief officer. Then they sent the 1`epm't tn the council.` The clerk used tlmse reports. passed by the council. tn make out his report for the government. ` Rnusmnnno u`1r\1nnr` um: ..o..o.. H)! Llllf _L:l|\ Ul'HlL'l. `Bos:n1quut showed that state- ments had been drawn up in the town clerk`s nffi('C. then passed by (`mmr-il H11-n rr-hlrnn n 1num 1-Inn-Ir IJVJLII \.u......,, uuu p:,unu;.;. Cross-exmnined by Mr. Finlay- son. witness admitted that he founi nothing against the accused por- sonally. hnfnvmnn nnnncnl urnnl inn. '1 `And Smith s Bush which cost $1 per cord for hauling and fifty cnts for cut- ting. I T`wn nnrdc at Wvnhrirlan (Inc? Q9 an | ting. Two cords at Wye-bridge cost $2.50 for hauling. _ 'T`hrm'> r-nrrk rh-iffwnnrl 21+ '75 nnnlu ` 101' nauung. ` Three cords driftwood at 75 cents for hauling: charged to government $7 per cord. 421/1. nrn-rlv: Frnm 'T`hnnrlnr nun nnct )1 PEI.` CUIU. I 43% cords from Thunder Bay cost $3 per cord, cut by relief; charged to government at $7. Ono nnrr! Frnvn nnrncc hnv Q1- nlril No Bnnefit Pcr. ! This nmrningfs session of the [Cmxrt was mainly taken up by the `evidence of Miss Evel_vn Stewart. iclerk in the Town Clerk's office. who [testified as to methods of handling: accounts. showing that employees avtcd only upon instructions from the town council or its committees. Superior Stores `.v . .u.uuuu.- l\\.ll\_A \,.uI|IIIIInn.\.'. Witness admitted that there had been no compulsion on the part of Wilson in connection with the mat- ter. ('1 .\_\`.\LL'[H. The system worked in this wa_v-- that tho statement and vouchers were presented to the town clerk and trcn. about the fifth of the month, to be paid about the twenti- nth til!` |ll\\Il. Witness said he had thought seven cents not high cmaupzh with split business. Wilson had suggested that the d.'iir}'men supply milk at nine cents per quart. the general price in town. and that the dairymen refund ten per cent. Witness said he tlmught they should not rebate more than the grocers-t'i\'c per cent. Under cross-examination. defence c<~unsol produced :1 tender dated March 9. 1933. from Midland Dairies. Limited. signed by Harber. at eight cents a quart delivered and seven (`cuts at the dairy. There was a footnote stating if this business was procured. the firm would be willing {to make a substantial contribution ito the Midland Relic! Committee. IvnA, I 1 ` 5 (1 footnote s r\|\r\n| nu`.-I u).uuU (:UI`(lS. Cross-examined by Mr. Finlayson. Swzmsrm admitted that he had not objected to his name on the cheques which were deposited to the town s credit. ;.u. \lAu\.\.|_V u,you.nu Edward Garrity, recently appoint- ed Governor of the County Gaol. and until then for the past ten or elevnn years. a grocer in Midland. testified regarding the closed vouch- :-1' system. 'T`I\n nu.-n-u uuuwlpnd in IL! on...- '.!lIl. - The merchants had a meeting at which it was agreed to `refund fivo In-r cont. He wasn't agreeable to it hocnuse of the small margin on/g1'nc- m-inc UIIICU-V. In 1933. he had estimated the bush at Thunder Bay but had received no special remuneration. He had not received any part of a cheque made nut to him for $1.040 by the Town Treasurer of Midland. nv "I see the cheque has been chang- ed from being payable to `Don Swanson or order` to `Don Swanson nr bearer,` the Crown observed. Yes," said witness who stated he did not know why. I ur:4..__,, _.,:.u L- 1.-.: __.,-,,,,, , `J Witness said he had estimated the 4 Thunder Bay wood lot at 2,850 cords. I The lot cost $1.000. Y haul, .' min nvvnw M... 01...; " .CLARK S LARGE 2`/2 TIN Pirk and Beans 2 {of 21C 1111,` [UL (.'()Sl. .bl.UUl). I think it will over-run that." witness said. stating it would be fair to say the lot would produce 3.000 cords I`.-n.-1. n D~a|u.hI\l\r: I-nv `Ilka. `IZ`J-.I.--....\u_ L'l H.'S. Witness said he paid five per cent. in October: he :01 his cheque for the next month all right. . .- ____l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - c "I felt I wasn't duty bound to pav this. In March. 1934. I was cut off rzottimz any more vouchers from the .mh in Ohn 1ROh " LL'LLIlI).L an) 1110!` `EU! to the 15th." nu. . . . u mu. up-.u. Witncss said he found out why he had been cut off. I was put` back ml when I paid the five per cant. I Save them an cheque for $50 and pro- misod to pay the rest of the five per cent." Garrity declared. r'<..,._.. ...._.._:.....I 1... `An. -n-:..1__._..__ ,... ~\..n.. uuu-u_y \A\.\.|(\I\.\I. Cross-examined by Mr. Finiayson, \-:itm`. said he had understood that the meeting had decided on the five per cont. Garrity admitted that there had been some difference be- tweon the independent mrchants and the (`ham stures. He also admitted .hv had had no dealings with Mr. Wilsnn about it: nor none whatever with Patchc-ll. . ..., nu... ..u`.,.... Janios E. Harbor. dairyman. said in 1931! he had tendered a price of seven cents per quart for milk un- til thv spring of 1933. He` had this business amounting: to $500 to $600 nor month. In the spring of 1933. Council had decided to divide up the hll.`ih(`S!< amdhg all the dairymcn of the town. \l'io......,. ....:.J 1... L...l tL......l.A .._..._.. .. ..., uuu.uuant;a, aupulvlnluh, L'lL'. When qucstinned, Bosanquct de- (.`]&1l'0d that 4,767 cords of wood were used in Midland from June 1933 to July 1934. Mr. Fimnyson maintain- ed there were 7,831 cords used by the town. mentioned by Mr. Finlayson, such as cots, mattresses, supervisnrs, etc. M11... ... h_-A ; un L41): |\;\.u11 1 I:.3I.Iul.'a Donald Swansoh. assistant tax cr)lIe(:tor, said he was assistant to both Wilson. the clerk and treasur- nr and Tine:-hnll Han L... .m11....o.... BRUNSWICK SARDINES( uuul vvnsun. Lne (:1CrK and treasur- er, and Patchcll. the tax collector. If he collected back taxes he made his report to Wilson. : "T hrnrnv ..,.11m.4..,a M... ........... um 1`upr)1'L L0 wuson. "I never collected any money. hnwevcr." witness said. He quali- fied this by saying that a great many paid their taxes direct to the town offices.` 7 1n :-2 L... k...l ....A:.._..A-_1 n__ u _, u, MONKMAN S DRUG STORE frize Contest S_tart Nov. 5th II\I\ I-\/\`rr\ a yr; 4.-.`- ,, _- __.__ ..__.-v . ---v-an --val: qIAv-IIJ Ll) VX5491)! GIVEN AWAY to the 12 girls and 6 boys receiving the largest number of votes in the Rexall Drug Store Contest between November 5th and Christmas Eve, December 24th. The awards will be made Christmas morning at 10 o'clock. 84 Dunlop St. 7);; Tax Collector Testifies ..-I_1 n,,, The Grocery System The Milk Supply Y.` Lr....L..... .I..x....._ Eiggzgzn w.;,.`;..;;;..1'1s,:;;:`v;J.:;`.i ;;.:,;. ii3;:;3`. 95 [PM A\lIAV s- `L- 10 ..:_I_ -_.I c L-" TW'O-IN-ONE SHOE PbLISH . . tin --_--4 FOR BOYS AND GIRL/S E ONE VOTE WITH EACH CENT OF PURCHASES _.l.;..., 117 ,1 r 1 n - 4- -- [C One Cent Sale nn\Jn\nlr|1 In l\J\JI. -1 $1.00 Box GARDENIA FACE POWDER 50c Jar GARDENIA VANISHING CREAM 50c Bottle GARDENIA PERFUME $2.00 Value. See Sale Bills for Other Astounding Specials ..__..__.-_.-___..____.___.__.__.._ pununlu. A. A good toilet perfume (-an be made by mixing two 0un('0.s' of alco- hol with one-half nunc(- of nrris rout. j A TOILET PERFUMI-I Q. How can I make (I good toilet perfume ! A A nnnrl Inilno ......r....,... ....__ 1.- (20`m`munity THIS WEEK-THURS.-FRI.-SAT.T SOLD BY LE/`\DII\`(3 (}R()(IliRS Mid. by BARRIE FLOUR MIES` BEEHIVE CORN SYRUP . . 2-lb. tin M2 Dw Szre WE C)FFER lc off every gallon of Gas 5c off every quart of Oil l'\n/ t'\l"!W Al I tnru AI\INI'V(`I('V/\l"\lI'Vt`I Phone 128 LOOK ?- AND COUPO-NS with every 25 PUR- CHASE or MONEY PAID on ACCOUNT Ayerst_ Harris Ltd. tNI-!`vlHI\n J/\l'I1l'\I'\r\ E'\I\;\\rv/\-rid!` DURING COMMUNITY BOOSTER DAYS--NOV. 2, 3, 5, 6 SATURDAY 2 TO 3 P.M. 15,; `Al)I'\I'.`lIlA I','At`I'< PIl\IIII\Iwr\ 10% OFF ALL (EAR ACCESSORIES except tires and tubes EENERAL MOTORS PRODUCTS FRESH ROLLED OATS OO0IOOOOOOOlOOIOOOOOlIIOOIJIOOOIOOOOOOO DOSTER77&g@; BQEETER s?@RE ;m_i (xI'L`(.'H|Il'(1l'L'.'. l::a.m1c! lJl~iH'\\* 29 f.\ }`l'*li H l'(x5---IH-_`w' gun}. ....... 6 for 25c (;|< }iY I-I.\-\MIi|. leH\5'l I;iw' ....... ......98c JK (L.-\l'|.Kl.\f) (,(>W`()l \I) ..........89c gal. l_l'.l()\\"l ()l<`(LH . . . . ..$3.79 .\~.3(.\l\\\I/H)'IIl1~~,.,_..... ....89c H51. I`:-`\5i\|i'l.\, :;'1\.H1x/.c.i. \; nn'i.:i ......... 69c ;H`.\(zrccll1'1]?l;>\l)i3()'\ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 98c ~.\(jl"|`.\7\\\'_ , tun: I :&l7l-'.l:l_xree For 1m lHUl'(` HHIII (1(`llL:n1(`f1 WI results," is 1 cmnmrm mmmt-n users of Ixzuninm` 1'l:1's'ificds. Keep in :1 lmltle, 1i;;h1ly mrkod, and shake well b0f:m- usim.:. Special Flour and Gold Medal Flour Relish . Bread Thursday, November 1, 1934 V 75 Elizabeth St.- 99c Felephone 85 _COOKING ONIONS ` -Phoe 240 for the Rawleigh Man Homer Heard of Kitchener was in town on Saturday. 4 --Men's gum rubbers. overshocs ` and leather tops at Hill's Shoe Box. 1\/nu hm-nihv .Tnlm.<:nn returned on H" THEY l..\h"l` TIIAT LONG nioliuhtx-d witlnthc mm (-ummont from n~ 4- I cum 3 [`i.ul.~ ow much (In with HILLCRISST SHORTENING . 2 lbs. J. W. CHEESMAN J. C. CLEl\_/I_l\A lENS Esirl *g}:i o;. HANDY AMMONIX rMel1gic Baking Powder 1 _ _,__`l f`_ ____ __ 1D ._ . EXTRA SAVINGS FOR 31; WEEK-END AYLMER R`edPlum Jam 32 oi. 230 BALANCE YOUR BUDGET In Toronto Mrs. J. Robinson of Toronto was a unday visitor with Mr. and Mrs. H. Gartner, Centre St. Ii`.ct:n~ I.r-{mar 1:; rccuneratimz Dr. Jackson `Suggests 8or`nan_>Mez.1 Nut` Loaf Mix 1 (-up Bmwn Sugar with `.4; cup Simrloiiim,: and 1 or 2 eggs worked in, add 1',-2 cups Sour Milk with 1 rmindml teuspntmful Baking Soda, Lg tonspnun Salt. 1 teaspoon Cinna- mun. *2 teaspoon Nutmeg. 21%, cups Roman i\1(,-ail. H4 clips White Flour. `,4 In I clipfili chopped Nuts. Mix wvil and hukv in :1 n1:)(iox'.'\tv 'ovCn. (If s\vw:'1 milk- is used add 2 Leu- spmni.~: bnkim: powder instead of 801141`. ` .J W. J. HARRIS F. W. DQESON onu- ghan Meal, pkg. 31c c.__. Hl_NPS |Re| ieved _/ `pE,..'e"{4' pI.$.I..-_1.=s' ' [;l;one 295- CHOICE PASTRY FLOUR 24 lbs. 69 -- 7 lbs. 23c I month's VISIL w1u1 TBIEIIIVCS nere. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Godden left on Thursday afternoon for New `York on :1 visit to the farmer's brother. my .....1 mn... r- u`.-..-..-.-..-. and 1\/no Royal York Choice Sieve No. 4 Aviator Sockeye 2 s 2 for 21 With These sAi.ni?6ii 1/2,8 15 unerc. Guests at the home of Mr.-and Mrs. C. J. Seitz, Bradford St.. this , week are Mr. and Mrs. W. Dryburgh. and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Vanzant of Little Current, Manitoulin, Mrs. H. ` Eddy of Great Neck. Long Island,-' and Mrs. T. Cartmell, Mrs. E. Seitz and Mrs. A. Seitz of Toronto. S.0.E. Euchre The S.O.E. held a euchrc on Tues? day night for members and the pri2- ` es were gathered in by Chris. Dan- LUIS WEEK. The brigade had a call early Fri- day afternoon to the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Ward. 114 Cumberland SL. when fire broke out in the sum- mer kitchen, evidently from wiring` in an electric heater, and did some damage to furniture and clothing there. f`1un_~6o Gkn knrnn nf 1\Ih~ .9:-1:1 ca! SCVCH WCCKS, Bl KJFBCC l'10SpH.i`ll. Miss Maude Clarke is a patient at the RV. Hospital with a severe attack of pneumonia. Her sister.` Miss Dora. and brother. Raymond. were here from Huntsville since her illness, the former remaining for this week. 'T`|-xn 5....-5.4.. km: 9 Mn nnr1'v 1:~..;_ lV1(.'|cLli:lue, IJUFLUH AVE. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Patterson ana son returned to their home in Leam-- ington on Thursday after spending a fcw` days with Mr. and Mrs. A Wilkinson. . llfr and Mr: T Ti`nv-uncnn hznyn VV IIKIHSUH. Mr. and Mrs. W. Ferguson have returned from Toronto where Mr. . Ferguson has been taking treatment ' for Infection in one foot. for the past seven weeks, at Grace Hospital. Mice Mnuudn (Tlarkn in :2 nnfinni and leather tops in run 5 onuc uux. Miss Dorothy Johnson returned Tuesday night from a few days` visii I in Toronto mt... T Dnhinqnn nf 'T`nrnn1n wnc A Mrs. H. Evans left on Friday for her home in Vernon. B.C., after two months` visit with her mother, Mrs T. Walton. `Dunn! I 1nnAuuu in a-6311 at OI-an Tn, 1. VVEIILUII. Frank Goodwin is still at the To- ronto General Private Pavilion where he has been taking treatment for over a week. T\/l .- uni-I 1|/fan `MI Tnnncnn -an :-I lam- IOI` OVEF El WEEK. Mr. and Mrs. M. Janeson and fam- 1 ily of Niagara Falls, N.Y., spent the I weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. _ McQuade. Burton Ave. : Mr and Mr: Wrorl Pnffnrcnn and ' P. KEARN? NEILSON S JERSEY COCOA 1/ all I Rhone 164 _ `Phone 8; SPECIAL SUPERIOR 99? F 1523 ' Phone 12 Liartner, LJCDLTC at Edgar Lcgear is recuperating from in throat operation of a week` ago. at his home here. Mrs. J. W. McClcary returned on 1/ 2 pkgs. 11 V-lb. tin 23c 7f1IL.' 17 lb. 31c 10 lbs. 5 lbs. Naptha SOAP BARS 18c ` 34c her sister. Mrs. 11.. nan, J.DI.'()IlLU. John W. Simpson has returned to his home in Nokomis. Sa$k., after a I month's visit with reIativcs'her(2. L mr.- and MN A J (n(lrl(=n loft nn tin 5c EC 10c tc`nnmr_\' :1 wmIr_\'-like .'u)po:n'un NY`: and Mrs` Bonttv. Snuu-don Beatly and zVIv~:. L. Marklo of En- rio \|'r\r(- Snndnv \'i.cimrs with Mr. and I\h`s. .1.-us. I.:mghIin. "1" "d I\rT"\ .Y`i.\`, (`uuhcr 0|` ']`n:'~ `onto. Mr. and I\Ir.<. 17. S. I-Cm` an-'1 MI`. and MN. \\'r~< Km` and 1'amil_\' scent Sundnv with frinnd< hm-n uweuy or renetang. The A.Y.P.A.' will hold an open meeting next Monday night when the installation of the officers will take place as elected: Pres. Chas. Griffin: Vice-Pres Miss C. Speuni: Sec'y, Miss Eileen Kettle: 'I`rcus., Ari Jay. Jr.: Com.. Don. Booth. Miss G. Spearn and Miss E. Barnnrcl. Essa. St. Presbyterian Church On Sunday night a splendid ad- dress was given by Angus McKay who is on the educational taff zit Jzihnsi. India. and now on furlough. describing the work and conditions in that district as seen at first hand. i r\._ In-,,_ ., .. u. unun, unnun.i. an accu nu. Aunt nullu. On Monday night. with president, Sandy Ness in charge. a H:Ill0\ve'en party was given by the young pen-' ple and brought out a splendid at-l tendance. Of the many fancy and comic costumes the prizes for the first class were won by Miss Audrey Ardell as a bell hop and Miss Betty, McBride as a gypsy. Comic wiimerx were Gordon Campbell as :1 gentle- man and Miss Nprine Rn\vCliff(` us :1 Vagabond. Games of clil'fe1'en kinds were th0rou[J,hl_\ (_`HlCI`lilll1ll]}.I and 1`ef1`eshn1ents mzgde zi perfeci conclusion. Vlfnnlpn-A L'UllL'llllUH. R Weekend visitors at, the mz1ns\| were Mr. and Mrs. Cnnnell and 1wn sons of Gardiner and Nlrs. Sleinlmf.| Miss Catherine Steinlmf and John Steinhnf of Tivertnn. | Burton Ave. United Church ` Rev. W. A` E. Doe is ;1tt.endin;: the: Alumni lectures at Queen's Univer-E sity, Kingston, this week. i NDY1 Sllndnv H10 :1nnh-nv~-.~.-n~\- cnv- at ms homo nere. Saturday from :1 week's visit with her sister. Mrs. E. Hart, Toronto. Ynkn w Rimnmn has returned to. lly. I\HlgSI.UI], HHS \VCCK. Next Sunday tho m1ni\'er.- Sll`~ vlces will be held with Rm . Jnlm Line. I 1'ofcssm` of Sociolnyzy at Em- manuel College. 'l`m'ml<. as S))(`ill<("I`.l The choir will be assisterl by tho; Wondvillv quurlettv. A cumzn-;:u-l lional Al Honu.` \vill bo hold in thol school mom on 'l`11usda_\' ni;:l\1. , A ?T:Illn\ut\'r\n n1:1cnnnv~ruln u1'I:l Lunltzs \v\:rt,` snnwn D_\' mu IIIII1` 101:; ` On 'T`hursda_\' uflm'num1 ovon-` r ing a 1'c(`epHu)n was V A. E. and I\Ir.<. Dav p.'n'.~'nn.'1;_u~ with thv fnllmvimg u. in chargv of mm` (on S. Brnntnn. 1\'Irs. C`. I nuchor. M1.~:.. J. D. Wisdom and v`t)('eptinn. Mrs. F`. Patton. 1\Irs. H. Johnson W. A. Hanna: dining! , Park and Mrs. A. rr-_ {rt-shnwnts. Misscw (7% Blair. A. Wisdmn. Park. A. Scott. W. 1.l D00 and M. Park. _ 'I`l~n T Ho).-. Inn ....:-.....1. r... ..\_:1..1 . LJUU illlll R1. l"ll`K. --'I`l1oT.ittloP:aI uxfnrd< fn` rcn have been m11. .~ nblv and neat. (war sincv tho first nmmxfncturcd. S00 1|` Hill's Shoe Box. 'l\\ f`f`K`H('1 RX HIS "CD10 Mic: Flnssio Smith um-ndin :1 {Wu week hm` home here. Thu H.-.4 mu`... Ar 0 Iwponnm two weeks` V110: The fixxs snow of the son `Saturday and Eilvv` the surr I country wintry-likv uupo:-:x 1 M! Mrs. B;-nth , S ` l\v|I'_ qnq \\`l| s:_ \,\'n< Kn and [an spent Sundav with f1'iend< hr.-re. Mrs. Gen. Duff attendvd Th.` F. \ `I'M F.\`.'uminm~ r`nI`I'nuI\nnHnnIc' HM I:`.x.'m\1m=v* cnI`I'e.mnt1dm1ls' .'m- C nual got-together in Barrie on Sat-R ` urday and spent an enjoyable time. s wnum mum on nu.-suuy mum. A H211lmvo'en mnsqllerado wn: held by the Yuung PoopIo'.~: Sociviy on Monday night with :1 xxrval \'.'n'- iety of Cnshnnos shown zmd |n`i'/.L`:;l won hv 1\/`l i_<< `M Slnnnmx nml 7`/Ii\`\.` T-`. 1 \ XL'L_V' U1 L'U5llHl1L`S Sll()\VH {HUI |H'I'/.( won by Miss M. Spcnrn and 1 Bobbetto and for :1 disgzuis by Mrs. E. Hagan. on 'T`nn:dn\- ninrh H\n Innnuhnihs . U) lVl|'.\. IL. rlililll. | On Tuesday night the prim:u'_V <.'la.<.< xverv m1tm*tz1im\di by :1 supper and 1\_\'i their teachers, 1\/Irs. Nlrs. H. Jnlmsnn. zlssistcci ]\'1r:4.I W. A. Doc. Forty-five and many cult` and cos-I 1 I tumcs werv shown b_\' nu rm... Ann -;fIn.-.\...\n .u..l .\...\.. I Page Sixteen ..___;_j-.-/ Jivn I\Tathm` of Tnrmllo spent HM` wonkend at his hnmv lwro. I Mic: Flnccin Rmioh no` nun`-.1.` '..- " vers and Thos. Clark. On '1'uesday night. next. the installation of of- ficers will be held with the follow- ing in office as elected at {he last regular meeting: Pres. F. R. John-I son; Vice-Pre.<.. Chas. Walker; Sec'y. V. Knight: Treas.. W. B. Webb: Chap.. Thos Clark: Guides. R. Ki::hl- ley. R. Bishop. C. Dunvcrs. Will`. Wardle. W. CI`il\Vf0I`(l. and W. Bay- liss; Inside Guard. J. Wood: Outside. Chris. Danvers; Trustees. Past pre- sidents, J. Bebb. Wm. Warrlle and J. C. Miles: Auditors. Wm. Warcllc and Chris. Danvers. St. George's Anglican Church The regular service on Sunday . morning was taken by Rev. R. T. C. ` Dwelly of Penetang. Thf! A,Vp A" will hnlrl nn nnnn ` t`\U)_. .U5L, 13.3%. Wilford J. Parliament, clerk-mum ` age!` of W. E. Preston and Co.. z1 tenant of R. Styles` house. paying: $17 a month rent. know naming of $418 charged as shelter relief. nor any reason why it should be charg- ' ed. C. R. Wilson. a butcher, tenant. _ paying $18 a month rent. declared he had never been on relief and [mew nothing of $195 owner's shel- ter charged to government. When cross-examined by Mr. Finlayson. ' he acknowledged having asked the 9own council for repairs before he moved into the house. These im- 1 1131 IIIVCSLIBHLUIV. The first called was Geo. Parrs, auto electrician, a tenant of tax-co1- lector Patcliell. He had never been - on relief and had paid rent since 1929. He knew nothing of the $245 shelter relief nor any reason for it. , When cross-examined he said that he had had in 1932 a sub-tenant, Huntley Williams, who was on re- ` lief. C Tn...n.~ Ar: ....\I:nr ........... 1... L..-i I181. S. Lowes. on relief, swore he had received $421.55 for shelter relief from July 1933 to August 1934 while the government were charged $242 owner's shelter and $306 tenant's shelter for the same period. `x nAn D.....l-.... .. a........n 1.. 11 1 ........ u,. ...u. uuuu. 1.I\.|x\1\|. Walter Brodeur. a tenant in H. J. Bush's house since Dec. 1933. and paying $13 a month. swore he know nothing of the $234 shelter relief until the investigators came zmrl had never applied for relief until August. 1934. Vvilfnr _T pnrlinmnnl ninv-lz_u~nnn_ (Continued from page nine) Wednesday's Evidence On resuming court Wednesday morning, the Crown called several witnesses to prove the allegations made by Arthur T. Bosanquet, re- lief investigator. Th!` first r':I"r-r1 ulnc: Finn pnrrc TAKEN FROM MIDLAND CASE JURLTODAY NEW LOWELL I ` Young chiltlrr-n cusily catch cold. Hr) Mrs. Rn.~m(*l Ward, of Hilton Bvmeh, 0nt., \vi:~:n-,ly says: If I nntim that. thrrt: is any sign of 3 (`old I givo li:|l)}"s Own Tablets and nd Hwy um 1; great ht-lp." 'I'lmu.~mnrI:4 of muthnrs (In the summ only for ('.)ldH but, for {retini- nr-RH. inrliqr-slicm. cnlnstinntinn.