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1. schools here will re-apen on .~.'I`uesd.1y', Sept. 3. :~ Mrs. John Bro-cme spent Thurs- lvday with New~ma.rkct, friend-s. M135 Jerm Edith Now. Chatham. da". A ;1'\'Ax`s. T. Downs. Toronto. is the guest of ha-r niece. Mrs. flurry MM- 1111. Mlccnm pm. `M'm'Hn nnrl R.ll|`.h H11. Misses. PM Martin and Ruth Richardson returned to Tomnm. Mond-zLy. Mrs. Protm. Pavterboroumh. mn- Mona-zxy. Pratm. Pavterborqumh, ed her sister. Mrs. John Stimson, Inst. wmk. _ Snm nlmm-hnrlin Peterbom. soent. Inst. wmk. Sam. Chn.m-bcr11n_ Pemrboro. spent the past. -week with Mr. and Mrs. J. Stimson. Vlelbnrx nl. R4-p Cottmzp are Mr. J. Stimson. Visitors at Rorze Cottage are Mr. and Mrs. Lmvs. Mrs. Brandwln xmd. Miss Mnry Bergvr. Mr. and Mrs. Counsell and sons hzwo returned to ,SL. Catharine u.{L:r xx week with Thus. Rands. . Mrs. MacDonald. accomvpzmlod bv Miss M Snider and D. Occur. 'I`o- Mncuonmm. accomvpamou ov Miss M. Snider and Cvxrqnr. mnto, spent the weekend at her hcnlc here. Mr. and Mrs. '1'. Blair and (taught-.=r Dorothy and Mrs. E. Mc- Guru spent Inst. Sunday at the` Murtyrs` Shrine. Midland. Mr. and Mrs. McLean, Bry-`V ` on. ML Beverley Bryon and Lleut. J. Bryon have returned to -Toronto } utter vxmutlonlng at. Rose Cottage. V1: m. Balxnac9.m" this D2151. ` vxmutlonlng at. Rose Cottage. V1:~:lL0r.-. nt. Bahn:1c9.ra _thls paat. week were L1-cut. and Mrs. Murray O'Brien, Miss Isobel Curts. Rev. H. Sum-srs ;m:l Gavin Langmuir, To- ronlo. Th. uvmnnthv of this commun- T he sympathy of this ity is ext-ended to F. Szmdcrson `and fumlly in the death of Ml'S. ! ronlo. Sanderson. who passed away on Sundzty. I 1ur.- mu: \ll'rc W (`1\n1rh1c and , . . . . . . I Miss S. Robertson motored to Hannmon on Sunday. ` _ Miss Margaret Rix visited with Rma Roe, Hawkestone. . Rrmnn Dnmsmorp, (`rue1nh_ snenL mm Roe, Havwkeswne. Brltmn Dunsmore, Guelph. spent the weekend at his home. . Jchn Mc` 'I`o1'onLo. spent Saturday at, A. E. Part-It|dge's. Comzratulatioxls to Mr. and Mrs. i;zginz.Dra:iTzj >:Pains In the Back cmugmer. Lillian Pa.rt.r1dge has mturned to IYn'ont,o a.ftex' a. couple of months` with her mother. 1\/HQ: RP-fh hrnrv rsxturnpd hnmp `Saturday an A. ra.rmage's. Congrat.ula.Lions Orvll Dash on the arrival of u (h1ug~hteA`. Lillian Part.r1d2c- returned Mrs. Gray Hart, Barrie, 1 V,` `visited mas M. FL~Jhex' last. week. .. wmx ner momer. Miss Beth Drury returned home after a couple or weeks with friends in O:t,-awn and Cornwall. '1`hm-n w-.1: nu , in S9.- xrxenus 1` 'I`hero J nines` ( t; u r hn i man. ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank -Ha1l.`H{1'in- llton, and Mr. and Mrs. Jns. Wel- den. 'I`orout.o. made a short visit. to A. E. Pen`-Lridge last 'I`.hursday. V41 Cattrlll and children. Kin- A. E. PM-Lrluge Lasn uumrsuay. | Val Cottrlll children, renmlned for `.1. few days. Thu Misses Manlery Johnston and curdme. visited at Sheriff E. C.; Drur_v's on Slxnday. Joan and Beth l`l`IlHlln( (X 101' IBW QCLYS. Margery and_ ` Irene Mollery. J. W. Comfort and Dr. B. McK1nnon. St. Marys. spent. the weekend with Britmn Dunsmore at the cotmge at. -Ba;lm -Beach. Shuwer at Mrs. lleltb. .lion_ney's A large number gathered at. Mrs. H. Bouney's on Tuesday evening, August 19. the occasion being` 11 show:-r given in honor of `Mrs. Ar- thur Bulbeck (nee Marlon Edger tom who was married resexmy. Thc bridc received many usefua |)resel1Ls. The groom responded very fmingly on behalf .of hlmsen and bride. Sc-me Llme was span`. `in dancing. . ' The Examiner has not is ``claimed" ` lcirculanon but one guaranteed by ; I chartered accountants audit. Everybody here registered during the sptclfied time. _ Miss Helen M11191`. Zephyr, is visit,- iug ha.-r aunt-, Mrs. Thos. Miller. Nuns. Thos. Todd visited her bra- Lllex-. Russell Bell, Lmctsay. rec A5 Extra (taping of The Examiner, 5} cenls, at all news dealers and at thisl nrnm. I we snusxucuon ox ms 'I"ne x-esidex1ts of this new .sorry to hear of 1 Rugby, losing 115 home Bu)`.)iv Amos has n "Mrs. P. McN'nlly. Utterson. visit-_ ed Mr. and Mrs. M. McNa.lly last` \\':`-.-". .' Nam: Pnlrinin Dunn h-1: mt-I-mnpri \\'tL`E. . ML~:.; Patricia Dunn has accepted (I. p)slti0n wifh Miss. K. Moore. L.1k.sxd;- CabLu.s. Barrie. Viz-nw nmlulnc and xnne urn lulu- L.lK.s1Ck- 0.10415. bnI'X`lL'. Victor Douglas and sons are busy with men threshing outfit In the surroundimz conuuun1t.y. ! Erncst Burt;-h is able to be out 3 surx`.)un(umz commumby. able ugaun after his lung lllnes. much to the samsfuction of his friends. '!"n.~x 1-nuidmutc nf fhi< (-nmmlntv '\\`1Ll1 um 51.3121` and omcm-r nere. I Mn. Thus. F`m\\'lc-y and Miss Ida Fra\\'lc_\'. Toronto. spent. some Lune M the Martyrs` Shrine last. week. The nmnv 1`riend_< of .1345. Mad- nuguy, Lusulg ms ncnm Dy . returned to Cuulson after spendtng smut: tune with 11' .~;1'.ster and bmther here. Nlrs T ` F`l':`l\\']oI\.' and Mica Tdn r`ra\\'1c_\'. Iorumo. spent. Lune m-.m_v don. Plu-lpsunx. are sorry to hear he 5 a patient in the R.V. Ho.~:p1- Lu]. B-.1rx'i:. T`h.- 4-nlri rivnvc nnrl hm\u'n fipldx tau; bar:-1:. The culd days and brown field: .rem'u1d us of ;mmnm's approach. 1Tl1o summer will be short and she: in` it in nvnv` nnw u u Ls` over now. Miss Ethel Frawley has returned 'fo Toronto after spending some ltunn with her cous'u1.s. Michael ll-`r`.\w1.-.\' and Mrs. Fm.wley. 15, 2: nffice. (`uuIson'.~' lllll Jr. lnstitnle 'I`hv .S.'pwu\lwr meeting` of the Cuu1son's Hm Jr. Institute will be hold at Miss Rum .\tormrty's on S-.mu~cl-.\_\'. Sept. 7. Mus Grace |B1\~.\\n com`:-ner of Educutbn. will 13-.mu~da_\`. Sept. 1'. Miss Grace Bu-.\\n. com`:-ner Educutbn. be in ch.u`gx- of the progranum-. ` `_\u-s. H. Cubbm spent I`ue5da.)" with .\lL\> S.nm.h Slight. ' Mr. and Mrs. Sow:rby. Tormno. visited at couple of days with Mr. and Mr.~:. Clark` George .\1aw. 1\>rontu. ts spend- mg his holidays with his grand- fxmwr. CXl`.\.\`. Brown. .------0---------- ot!LS5>1*`S% iilii-_L%% :-IANTY :Bmr Eliowu I-JILL- 1n in-awn anu uoxjnwau. 0 was no service in 3%; Church last Sunday owing illness of Rev. Wm. New- PINmto!% IYLIHIQS. . comnlluxity Dan. Barr. lav Finn J Many women have to do timir own 1 i housework, mm! the izuiistiiiit bend- ing nvor, lifting, making beds, ' sweeping, imnini.-;, sewing, so neces- 'sm'y tu puri'uI'in thi-ir household iiutios puts 1| lmiivy strain on the hack xuul kiime_\':<. and it there were no kiilm-y \vc-nkn--as uh! buck would be aiming; mini '0. Uni|n`.u Kiiilwv ivlii ilin C0 2iV0 Y . .;l,`ho_usands of Dollars Wasted Yearly -by Hydro Tree Trimming. ls Alleged u I Rrunrn no` tho Donnrtmnnt! 'uy l_JJl.IIp ;;pu. ...-.....|....., . . . . . .3...- H. J. Moore, of the l)epa1't.ment -of Highways, is reported to have told a committee 01 lnnisfil Coun- ` cil members, who were discussing >5 with him the placing of street light- ing thrqugh Stmud` that the Hydro system spent thousands of do1lm~.- annually in tree trinuning much of which could be avoided by chang- ! ing of lines. - Hie inl. is tn nmu.-ct the trees on mg 01 lines. His job is to protect provincial highways and in many Instances where trees have bl-an cut uff at tops this could be avui(l- ` ed by changing of lims. , He `advised that the stroc`. light- ing in Struud be c:u'ricr,l n-aux` the. centre of the highways. This will` likely be done on the 10th liml where trees are heavy also. I ` Mr. Moore tnld the council thm the large maples on the l`()(ldSl(l(' ' could not be cut in any way In 211-` " luw lighting over the .~:i(lew:.lk. Mn cuumantnd that the Cmmril mw llgnung 'JvI:x' mu ::1ucw..u\. He suggested that lhu contam Mr. Jones of the Hig:hway.~. Dept. as to best types of ligmlnp, t.u ncn USU. Services in 'l`ownship Park Well Attended , The Sunday evening (:h_urch .svz'- ' vices held in tho Innisfil 'I`uwn.=hip park h:.~v(* bucmnu u` very pnpulnrl asstt to the community. DuI'in1.',` thc.-[ summer the attendance has uvt-l'ug`-l ' ed about 150. Rev. B. I . Smyth of the Parish of lnnisfil inuu;.{nru1ud the services about four yo:n*,~` ago. At first they were held in the ()pL'n| but after the Pavilion was built` L they have since but-n held there. ` 'rhnn- nrn :; munlv of resident-` they have b`ll1(.`(- nuun nuiu I.llL.'lL'. There are 12 couple of the summer resort urou wlm act as ussi.~tm1t.<--Mi'. Pi'uLl<>y and Thomas Pontnn. l"m.- luttur mnk the part 01` mng leader last Sunday evening during tho ub:`enc(- uf Mr. Prntley. The music and songs are 'accompanied by Miss Mary Slum on :1 por1.z1bI(.- organ. The singing is , Somewhat of the evangelistic nix ~ and the services usually upon with ,` the singing of three an` fuur hymns. Tlnrinu ohn n.h nf M1`. Smv1h.i ' the singing 0! three vnr mur nymn:.| During the znbsem.-0 of Mr. Smy1h.| who was with the militia at Niug-1' am, three other clL-rg,-y have taken the service. ` Help Shortage Delaying Local Har-I vest -- Farmer Can't Compete in\ Labor Market. I .. u.,. _....a,` .l\nu~O.nn I4illlUl' AVICIIQCI-. In discussing the acute .~,hor-tzuzo of `farm labour in the district. Rm,-vv Todd expressed his opinion that it` was unfair for the Barrie Collegian- Instiputv. which has n considerable number of farm boys on its r )lls.. to open and allow the town Chil(lI'('I1 i to get twn or three W(`t*k.s ahr:-ucl oi the country l)ny.s', Wh-`) should be` home u.~..<:isting` with the harvest. H! ` felt that if the sclumls did upen thntl `the farm children would have mi classmates. start .in order to .kt`ep up with th:-irl --rm, ...-i.... nr mhnnt nnrl mhr-r classmates. , The price of wheat and other comm-:d.itie.s does not permit the farmer tn hire help at high wages." he said. We are taking 1: l`nrt_v-own! I per byhel 1us:;_ wheat nnw_ and must Iarnu-rs feel that they will just have to do the best they can with whatever help they can gs-t around ` home and hmvesl as much of tho' ; crop as they can in this manner." Faitmc-1'5 are not zieakiug fur nut- side help. but he felt that a delay ...\..n:.... H... :.. Nu. mun-._ CIUP d LlIC_y Cull Ill Llll IIIAII CI. nuk- in opening the schrmls in llw z-nun- ly would be of material u.~'si.s't:1nm- In many. especially Llm.~`0 w'nn lmvP buys going in to Barrio to sclmnl. --~.- -- _--(n,-...\.? _._ _.._:._______.?..__.__._ WELCII. AN|)El{S()N & COMPANY Chanerml A(`('l)|ll1t(llllS. 'l`rus1.z>.es, etc. Crown l.if(- Building. 59 Yonge SL.` Toronto Jean Watson visited the C.N.E.l this week. Pnu Tllvnn hrn: I\IIl"`h1Qnd n mus wrex. Roy Dixon has ])lll`Ch.\SCd 21 tractor from Mr. Kmlff. R.z1venna.| Mr: Jne (`Irv \`l\nnV wuvnrzul (hv:I [!'aCLOX' [rum N11`. mum. r<.z1venna.i Mrs. .105. Orr spam .~:evm`ul day.; last week with her Llzulghter. Mn. Lezmard Abernetlly. Richard S1.LCk. 'I`m'0nLu. vi. Lc-on:u'u Auememy. S1.u.ck. visited at. the home of ms cousin. John Brodkrick. last. Sunday. I Mrs. Leat.hord-.11c. I`ox'onto. and. urocmrxcx. Inst. sunqay. 1 Le:1t.hm`d-.110. and Mrs. Green. Newmarkct. were re- cent visitors at Briton Richa.r(l- cnn`u son's. 1 Owing to the busy 5.:-:1sox1. the W.I. plan to c11t9rI.-u`m their hus- bands at their August nxcociug` hits been postponed. | M1`. and Mrs. A. Gm-en and son neen pusnpouea. Mr. and A. Gx'L-en and son Allan. Tottcnhnm. Art. Robbins and Mrs. S. Hayes. Bueton. and Mrs. Broderick visited Spx'ing.\\'ater Park.` Midilursc. last Sunday. : I Miss Isabella White is \'i.s'1tixg] with Mrs. B. Clu`Li5. Barrio. - \/Fm: Ink T'Xl`IIu~*I-rill Cn.\k\-vilh: 1m Mrs. 15. Ulu`Ll5. kmrx-1c-. Miss Lots` }31`l11I:`l-(ill, Cooksville. is Ixoudayixxg with her aunt and un':l:- here. I Woaxlpxv S\'n1_-N ha: r9n1rm-d hmvual un':1:- ners. I Wesley Synws has reLum\~d home from N`x2\gm'u and is now workmg at, Camp Bord:-n. ` Carl Svnws mm friend. {1'.:m I be nu-1 won. Dmux`.-4 Ki-lnoy Pills help give relinf tn \\'<'uk, lmukm-I10, kidney suf- ` faring mum-n. Hnnn .~a l\'i.lnov Pills are put up at Uu.mp norm-n. Carl Synws and friend. harm Shroud. spent SLmd.A_v mm the toru1er`s par-ems hare. - Mrs. Robt. Glidden. Menford. vis-l xorulers parsxus ncra. Mrs. Rabi. Gliddan. itad her parents. Mr. Costello. whuc her Lraming at Nlagurn. Mr. and .`1r.x`_ Phillix Lmmzng at Nmgurn. g Mr. Phillips and Gren- ville Elshow. Ori1l'm_ and Isabelhl White. who Ls vislt'ur_2.' in B ri>:= s-pent Sunday with Mr. und . rs.` J. Brunsktll. Much s_\'xnpmhy is extended [01 Mr. and .\`Lrs. Larm` Guvst. and to` R. Carson. who wore badly hurt in a car accident on the highwa\' gn- mg to Angus. ' Con.szra.tulnLio1L: to M'L~`s Helen mg to Allglbs. Con,gra.tuluLious Helen Nu:w'.:rm_\'. forms-r1_\' cf Colxwll. and Fred Tarswell. Torunzu. Mm were married rear-.x1Ll,\'. A shower \\'.1s held 11.: th.: for-.nor's home here and a good tmm xvus enjoyed b_\'_ all parrJc1p:u.ing. A shower was but on by the an paruclpaung. put by many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Jo.;. -INNISFIL "NOTES 1'n..D I1 G1 ORO WORLD S FA!!! Carries on as Usual u JNO. W`. WALKER. PI-nallrlnn TH`-E EAR?:`<. EXA1`.l'Tiu'P., ` JIESSL. R. BRYSON f Organist and (`hnir director. Central I` United (flmnth, 'l`:\nL-llcx` of piano, singing and musical lhecry. Miss 5 Brysum hm: had vxtonsive training ` ith ouch of tho fnllnwing.-`-,\v_e H.` nnwn musicians: Oriun Thad. 7; and ('mn})uxiliuI1. Dr. 1enIe,}?:* Mir Inn, l~`.l{..`.().; Singing. -Dr.' _ rt Ham. F.R.C.(.)., fuunder and direfdr of the Nuuunnl Chorus. Toronto; Piano, Viggo Kihl. 1).'m'xsh pianist; Ernest Soilz, C:m:uii:m pi.'\nist..Als0 lyociul cnursvs in l`m'unlu. New \urk. Virginia, etc. Pupils prepared to.` 'I`nl`nnl0 (`musq-rv:nlm~y of Nlusiu ex:uni,untiun.~: All ;u`:|dr-s. Fur terms ' npply :11. studio, 27 lh';ulfm`(l St. w:--- `IQI I-I-I IV? I (By R. G. S.) u_..n-u--u-.. 1 .. wd$`.`X.a.SP3: .11 mo ":5C3i.WEiI} V :`ll4I\l`4lS, President. . Lidden, Meaford. \'is-` 5. and Mrs. P.{ hu.~,b.md was' I on rq ` 1 I V '5 I ADMISSION 25c and 10` FOR PRIZE LISTS APPLY `TO IRWIN MCMAIION, Secy., .Ki:n. .. . ....,m , SABER, ONT CANAEDL -:- . ,.,_, `$77 . , Vegetables were plentiful and cheap on the market_ Saturday` Imorning with quite a stream or buyers from the summer resort among 1 Iareas. Astrakhan and Duchess upples made their appearance at 25 cents per six-quart basket. Bluehc-n'io.~'. still in season, were offered at two boxes for 25 cents. 75 cent: per six-quart basket, and $1.40 per ll- quart basket. 'l'nnml:\L-.-' were slightly higher in price than the previous \vuuk at 45 cents per six-quart basin-I. Average prices were: Vegetables (`.1-nnn 1-nrn doz 15-201' Ierlng I)nnn :a Ki(llI0_\' put up in un ohlnng `urn-_v box with our trade murk IL .\l:|]nln: Le-uf" on the wrapper. nnn t m-cont n suhstitute. De Green corn ...................... .. doz. 15-. Vegetzrblc Marrows. each .. 5-H)-1 9 I`nbIe turnips. 6-qt. basket ...... .. 2 Green peas. 6-qt. baskt-1 ' .(`nr-nvnhslrs 6-nt, basket \ V egeluuxus 1 . nun. 25c A ureen pcus. 0-qt. uazm-1 |Cucumbers_ 6-qt. basket 'Rip(- cucumbers, 6-qt. bask:-t 25c Gherkin cucumbers, 6-qt. bask- _ ct 35-50-80c Peppers .............. .. 3 for 100 Cauliflower, ouch . .l0c and `Joe Beels. 3 bunches .. ....... .. 10c` Carrots, 3 bunches ........... .. 10c |Cubbages ..5c, and 2 for 15 r~....,... ,... Luunnknn Rn Chinesto lettuee. head . bunches Cubbnges .............. Green onions. 2 bunches Rzldishes, 2 bunches .......... .. Ieielo radishe;~`, 3 bunches A Potatoes, 6-qt. basket ....... .. 7: )-lb. bag ..................... .. [Head lettuce, 2 Heads _iLeu{ lettuce. 3 bunches r`ul:u-u `) hnnnhn: . ll-qt. {'.`.kCt ' `Lem u-.-u.uc<:. a uuucnca Celuy. 2 bunches ........ .. . 15): : Green beans, box 10c. 6-qt. basket 20c Fruit !'1'omzmos_ box 10c, 6-qt. basket, 45 Apples, 6-qt. basket ................. .. 23-, ' Blu(.-bc-rrie.s_ qt. boxes 2 for 25: 6-qt_ basket Produce Butter. 1'b. Fowl, lb. . C`n'n`u rhvruv POW], ID. ........ .. Eggs, dozen Young pullol ( Chickens` 1|). . Ducks. lb. . Lamb, fronts, I Lamb, hinds, 1 Honey. 2 lbs. 4 lbs. Dunning Buns. dozen .. . Cakes, each .. . ., ,, |Doughnuts. dozen .......... .. Home-made bread, loaf Muffins, dozen . Pies, each . Tm-ls. dozen Cookies. dozen ................ .. | Qnnr-ial hnlrina ` bpcclal DEIKII |Gladiuli, dozen iWhe;t Pl`Od`..l'l`:`io-I`| i .In South urope t On the basis of offlciai produc- *tion esLim:ites for seven southern European wheat producing coun- .tries, the 1940 European wheat. crop is indicated at`17.8 per cent below the crop nf 1939. These estimates confirm the severe damage and flooding which occurred in the Dan- ubizin countries last winter. In ad- dition. the Italian crop, which was reported as being one of the least i _ Don ! um-opt suhstltute. _ 1) sure und got Dn.m .-4. n.. I ..I '1"...-nun" .... m u n linuuunna If there's one thing nrnnn chnrn II I(`I'L`5 Hut: nuns \. green shore. Than gets my goat and Q01`? sore. It is to hear the pesky v That some folks gruuch : nll (luv '1n'dL SUHIL` LUH\b gnuucu : all day. They cannot see a speck ( Although the sun may : I hriht, 'B.nnougn Int` .\uu uray anulc Acan ` | bright. They're certain sure they see al' I 4-lnnd. 111%) Ft. Ctfllqlll zult ulcy tcc cloud. And yell about it long and loud. In rain, they can't see any good. |They`re sure that. it will bring flnnri llltfy ['8 sure lllh ll VVIJI UIIII5 flood And if it's dry. they drop their ' mouth. Because. they know. there`ll be a drnuth. And if it's cold they're 'fraid they'll freeze. Or get rheumatics in their knees: l|And when it's hot. they know they'1l|` |. NHIPI-If SWEEIK And get their underclothing wet. , And if the hay crop should be light, ` They're sure the stock will die some . niahr 1 1HK`_V YE SUYC LHC >lUL'l\,WI1l um bulul: night; If business isn`t up to much. They whine to beat the very Dutch, Now what's the -use of acting so? ` {These things will come. these things I ulill ran ` ea. |A dozen discords will be made. |F`or every weak wild flowers bloom. A half a hundred seal their doom: But that's no reason we should nu-null Edmund Ilurdy. Mus, Bzu-,.. I-`.'l`.C.M. 'I`.-uchor of Pizmu, ()rg:m, Vucnl and M'.Isi(.-:11 '1`hc.:;rv. Or;::mist. and Ch0ir- . rnnsur of SI. 1\n Pm-2-;l)yto.~1'i'.m' Church. (iuld I\1vd:|1i::1 'l`m-untn Cun- survulury n1 Music and Unive1'sil.V of TI)l`nHlU. HI! Wur.~'.luy SL. Ilzuwiu.` (Q5011 Mm`:-12:`. {_ `Miss Doreen Stephens. Ton-om.o, ,:\s vl.s`iLin1.-; with her mother, Mrs. L. `sbspllens. i Marv Rnlstim. 'I".)I`:JnL(). has. ` IKIUSK` llllllgh Will KTUHIC. IXIEBC (M11153 | will go; | If weather's cold and food is dear. ; ` Why. grin and bear it with good 1 nhnnl" {DUI {nuns no Ieusun we anuluu growl. _And weep and wail and raise a ' hnwl I `nu. .... bu..- ......E,., ........ .. I way: I`ho reason bright spots have such` worth. I I They're scarce as hen's teeth on this` earth. I `Thufs why their value is so big. ' Like diamonds they are hard tn dig: Sn do not grouch and whine all day. `Twill get you no placn on life's \\'2V way. 1 ~- RALPH GORDON ' E628 Cnxwturd St.. Toronto. ! VVH)'. gflll HHU ucar ll Wllll EUUU` cheer! iwith every rose that ever grew. 1 A hundred thorns were grown mere 1 100; `u !F0r every cnrdnnt note that's play- at-I !I\1lu Wt`t'p unu Wdll `(NIH 1.11:: :1` i _howl, I |Nur fret and fuss because we may `Not have all good things come our j . w,-n. _r`wd recon-tlv to Bill Poole. Grenfc-1. vvenlng spent in dancing. -1 Currie, Allandabz. formerly of Co`.-' well. in honor of their daughter. Miss Pat.s_v Currie. who was mar- Many useful gri-its were given. after which a lunch was served and me` goomes. ElU'I.l:n .. Special baking . Flman HAJV';'KEST0NE P.0. GROUCHES .....n china : GEO. ll. & I`Il.h`II`I A. BURNS, I)'s.(`.! I..icu-Iwod I)I'1|p,lv.\'.< '1`l\m':u>ists l".lm`h'ic. R:ulin_ H_\'dm and Ivluchuxm 'l`lu-rupy B`. .!\ Dunlap St. Phmw 405- - I I I ` 1 `EKLSL . . . . . . . . . .` Produce GEES. doz. on earth's I way 1 and whine ` I of light, ` shine reali makes me ' . 26c 9~20c ! 00 -,-n.. . 10-200 15-250 .H 20c 8-10c .... .. 20c 25c 25c_ 1o-12c .... ..30c 25--35L I Q-_l(}'l`()R|:\.\' URI)!-IR 01-` Nuns!-:_sl nu...-pa.` m-mmm, \\'.-II mbv Clmlcl . UL 10c 15-20 . $1.00 I50" )'4ll\' I-200 . 10c 35c . '. . p1.uu 150" . SC . 10c )'-IUC 15(- F250 23 . 1-12c 30:: 25c 45c I` DOG DAYS IN BIRD LAND August is a most discouraging month for _bird students. What be- comes of the great nmjorily 01` um` birds during this summer month is :1 qucsticm not easily unswcred. The wunihm` mnv hp finr- and hnlmv as (]UL`Sll0ll HOL L"dSlly KIHSWUFCG. 'l'|.` weather may be fine and balmy as any time in June. and yet we neith- er see nur hear nearly as many birds 0! course, our bird:3 are still with us. They have not us yet left for the south. but we miss them. As :1 matter of fact, lhurc are just as , | | many birds as ever. but they are silent -and muulting. Mnultinu 5: tho intnrnutinn nrn- Sll('Hl `IIUG Hllllllllg. Moulting is the interesting pro- cess whereby Nature renews the garment of feathers which all birds possess. These feathers are wonder- ful structures There is nothing sur- pzisses them for strength. lightness and beauty. As a covering they are . never too hot in summer and always warm enough in winter. but like all things. feathers wear out. in- eome dirty and broken. and so nu-.i.~`. be renewed. ` Now. when we need a new suit of .elathes. we must choose the ..`.ylI*. dolor and weight of cloth. be mea- sured and fitted. and finally pav our tnilnr. No such items worry the -birds. 'l`h(-_y simply keep on with __their daily tasks. and kindly Nature sees that. in due time. they finn themselves reclothed in m-w feath- ers. and I doubt if the birds notice the change. And yet the process is not q'.i.t-.- .so simple as all this. First. the moulting takes place very gradual- ly. It would never do to have a bird lose all its feathers at once and be- igin to grow a new set, Not only would this leave the pour creature looking a very sorry object, but such-a condition would expose it to the heat of summer's sun and the chill of evening. So. one by one. here and there. in certain definite patches on the bird s body the old feathers drop out and are replaced by clean new ones. Even the long strong feathers of the wings and tail are shed in perfect symmetry. one at a time. and always the same fen- ther on the opposite side of the wing or tail so that the bird does not fly lup-sidedly. '[`hn en!-nn A L? rprnnr-lznhln I`-ant in damaged or the European crops. shows 2: 8.8 per cent reduction as compared with the crop of 1-939. I Snain. zxlunp nnmvw the I-`.m-nnmm ;L:uuIparL'(J wun me crop 0! 1-959. Spain. alone anmng the European countries so far reporting. shows a production in 1940 higher than in 1939. The United Kingdom is likely H) b(* `hp nnlv nthnr I'~`.nrnnnnn Vl(:'I`0kI,\.\' mum m-' NUI`.h1 (l.1urrin\ Br:m(~h\. Baby Clinic from 2 30 to -1.30 dclnck vvory Wed-~ Ilvsdny. .-\m\liv.mwu fur nuI'sc"s sL`r~ vicvs may be madv direct or throuul\ dun-tnr. '1`olvphuno 86. I Juan. JIIL` UIIHUU ninganm )5 1IKCly be the only other European country with an increased produc- tion, due to :i considerably increased acreage last autumn. Detailed pro- duction esliinales for 1940 are as follows. with the 1939 figures in brackets. The figures quoted are for bushels. Rnuinz-min. 109,778,000 1136.611.- ` 000): Hungmy. 83.664.000 lll2.765.- `000>: Bulgaria. 57,000,000 (71,155.- V 000): Yugoslavia. 63.360.000 4105,6513.- . 000); Italy, 268225.000 (293,945.000); ; Spain. 121252.000 lH.7'73,000): Greece, 34.l71.000 138,291,000): total. . `737.450.noo rs70.193.0o0). I .. .up-sxuecny. The second remarkable fact is, -__j_. Newsy ZNlZurWe tlothvs By Stuart L. Thompson Merchant THE BEST WAY TO MEET THIS COMPETITION THE BARRIE EXAMINER FULLY COVERS BARRIE AND _THE TOWNS TRADING AREA Do you know that the fall and winter catalogue of CI big mail order house, just issued, has a total of 36?. pages, covering all types of merchcxmjiso. Nearly or million copies will be circulated. ' A'A!_ , I--. ____..-.. urn This means increased competition for every re- tailer in business. is found in the local newspaper. The Barrie Examiner offers om exceptionally good medium for the local business man to get his story before the people of Barrie and District. Start right away and let the public know how you are equipped to meet outside competition. "Tell it well and it will sell." I J. I-1I)WlN WILSON. u.s.A.. my. ` OS ?!-`.()l`:\'1`lll(` l`H\ SlCIA1`u' Kin! Tlluvk. Barrio: ".`c`lophum~ IHSI fficu "I\\Xl`!~` -9 1.30 (U 5 | ' ' bv u|woimIm`nt ` I UP-TO-DATE CUT SERVICE FOR ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS IS SUPPLIED FREE TO EXAMINER ADVERTISERS. Phone and our representative will call. More mun common 1-olxrugu was lll(`d('(] by Hw Ha- workers and nursing or: ws` whu v:1rrlt-(I on unrlc-r uh conditions during their task of aiding rt-fu;-_.-1-.~' in lh war areas. Here an fix`m-hand:-d. but't ml:-r-h-vzn-1mI. 1 the eye .~:m.-km of a wnmun who mudv the znn.-'.ul<- 4 along humzmity-chukvd highways from lh1- hulllht-ru bring her vnlightumm-nt and frnvdunn CI:!'n).m .~1_v';:- grow in are of quite an differevt culur frnm those shed. Did you ('\ L`l see at Scarlet 'l`zmziger which w.i; bright red in the autumn`! No! He- cziuse the plumage of this must bril- liant of our summer birds grows in dull UilV(: bmwn withuut a single red feather after his August mnult. And su. with mzzny uf uur gziud_v 'th:it very often the feathers which i ` birds. the fall finds them in clczm new plumage. but in the sombre I culors of their tnates. Different in plumage though the males be from the females in spring. in full the sexes are indistinguishable. It is interesting to note also huw wisely Nature has planned this very necesshry change uf plumage tn come at the most oppurtune time. In late summer the birds have largely finished nesting duties. and will shortly be d--parting un their jun"- ney to the far south. For 1: flight lasting weeks and months in shim-i czises. surely it is a wise precautiun that the birds` plumage be in tlr best ()f,C()lldlIi(lll In connnencu such a lung hu /.urduus jrnirnc-_\'. 51). in late` suimnr-r nld warn and bruken f('2Jiil ers are discarded. and strung firm V new ones grown in. So. when the dog days" cumi- down upnn us with their (iepwssiuxg hem and lack of bird life, just by way of u chzmgv put aside bird study for awhile. and let us turn nut`! attention In ghwies of the sunmwr, flowers whlch are never :~;-:1 much` Fl|iMlT1,ANDBUT:'=I'_EvNDvE.[{`_ -$5 . ...... . . 'l`h~ I-Zxznnim-r mrth mun-. ALSIKE Having zwguin, as in past years, much: zu'l`z1ngn- ments with (.)f| I('<- mm In Officv hr.~:.. 1-5 1' Dnn.~'.ull,:ulinn frm-. H.Whiie (S: Co. Ltd. of Shulhurm-. St-otlslnt-n, for the handling of Hold seeds. I would {l})])I'((iiI1U3 rt.-cvivimg Sil!1l])I('S 01' (:0nnmIni('.uLi(ms {min L110 pru(lu3m-s uf .'l1.sikr- in and about tho HZll'l'iP (Ii.-; trict. W. M. Dinwoody 38 Worsloy St.. Barrio. PIIONF. 1732 'l`hursduy, :\u1.-,u.~sl 29. 1946 `.7.i}n{ lhv I :.1 5`-2.0!) and 1 ____.__._.__.____......__..__ |{0l!I'Il{'l` II. SHITII F.\'l~`.:s`lGH'l` SP1-`.(`I:\1.lST 53 Dunlu \ St. -Phunu 80 Hours: EH3 (`mi _v. S:1mrd:\_v.~' til! In MAYIJEE M4-Alll.l-IY, A.'l`.C.M. `F6-xxchur uf I }:nm and 'l`hnnry Organist S1 G--umc's Church H5 linvfn.-ld SL. Barrie \VI. 6. ANI) ` l).(?., ! `.`hirnpt`.'1c!ul`:;S 70 1Css:1 I (1H'im- zmr 10 \IO LlLllA.lJ l*`UNl*}I{:\l.. l)lll1(`.'l`0R AND l'IMll:\L1\lI-IR AMI{l`l..~\N(`l~`. Sl~`.Il\ I(`-I". Q7 l.l(1.:\lwtl\ St. : l`hum- 218 G.G. _SMITH 5. co. In .uI I R610 . D0, VL `.wecl-L \Xu\Jlu l.ll'AAa.a-n \n `rt- |".st:lhllslINl I869 FUN]-ZR.-\l. DIR!-2("l`()RS AND I-`.3lB.~\l.1\ll-IRS P-lolor nmbulaucr In conm-ction 1\n|_~nr us \' .1 \:|\ N|(`_||'|` l'ul0l0l' {IIIIUllI&|lI\`I` nu uunulrn um- OPEN l\.~\\' AND NIGHT HAIKIIIF. ONT. - PIIONI. B1! I PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Vv. D. MINNIKIN FUNERAL DIRECTOR AMBULANCE SERVICE IS Mu : St. : Phom 31 FUVN ICR .\L l)lRl~`.("l`0R.\ -_: 1;1>l~JVSl(-1 "1. I ::s"( )1-\im Clllll()l`lU\C'I`()RS _ BIIYSON in! mud (`Muir (IiI`(`(`l1)l`. C ?VVVvVV\~vvI A()C()UNTAN'I`S~ .,0n reg1s`l,ra.l`1un. (lays. _V Mr. and Mrs. Walter /\I1m1 spent. -tho weekend wiLh Miss Kabhleen Allan at. Port. Czwling. .. M)...s Scott. wlm has br:r;11 visit- ':lng her sl.<;t.L-r, Mrs. Reivs-. left. for jher home in Wixmlpcg this weak. Miss Mm'i0x'in Cuumiwz is spend- P.`C. LLOYD I I I\I I)I.`l"I`I\I Lnra? OS 1`v.()1nEIl\' o1"|'mu:'1`|u' l I l'2 l`lll-ll. McKlNNl-`.Y I` . Sp.(?.. l).I).'l`. . :; & ])l`u;zlor:s 'l`lwrapists L :1 Road. .-\ll;md:Ih- ; md R:-.<. l`hmu- 891 f , um. and 7-H p.m. fu-nu Fun! :ulmslIn~`nls| 1135' days. at Hm - 1. and '_i-H `nut uduuslmvnls I vT|Iey'-risinging It In l Many Parts of World American music imikors mid ur- cheslra lenders, judging from the number of requests being received from the general public. uru finding that the 1940 version of the British Empire's "nul.i0nul nnthem." There'll Always Be An England." is rapidly gaining in popnlzirity lht'uughuut the United States. n............in...-.. nu. W,naHch lnnL!Il.'lL (` 'UH`UI.I5uuLIL uu: uuu,\.u -an-n.... Everywherp the English language is spoken. this sung is being played. whistled and sung. Recently in number of war guests from Eng- land, boys and girls in their `-teen ages. arrived in '1`uronlo to live with relatives and friends for the duru- `tion of the war. As they truopecl |ul'f the train these youngsters lust- ily sang`. 'l`hex'e'll Always Be An England." I ml... .~.\...y um hut: nr-nu:-rl :nu'~m\d- L. `Stephens. A Miss Mary `.'b0(:ll spen-dim,; :L few "vey R:1l::t.0n`s. ` `fhh'b(`,(:n hundred I Lngluuu. ' The song. too. has proved exceed- tingly popular \vith British suldiers and sailors everywhere. When the British vessel "Accra" was torped- uc-d an-d sunk off the west coast of Ireland quite recently. survivors took to lift: boats and. led by the shi.p's captain. sung 'I`he1'e'll Al- ways Be An England." while the big vessel went down with colors flying. Knox Church at. 7.30 .p.m. | Miss Ruth Brock is visiting in I`cmnw. (`Jnir R:-1] `s1`..11t. tho weekend in Clair Bell `spent the weekend Hamilton. Mr; r-rnd.t_r. snem. the weekend !nt Rosseau. } Cllfl`. Bell. Penomng, was home {for the weekend. Miss K. PePrle.~;s`. Toronto. is vis- ltlng Mrs. Hcdgson. A. McMx1ster and G. Grenvos left lung Mrs. Hcxagson. | on Mnmlzmy for Kingston. Miss M. Dunn. Barrio. spent weekend with her prtrents. Mrs. R. Prim`.-.-, and children visiting at Hmn-llton. Windsor I ` Guelph. Mr. nnd Mrs. McDnm11d. Torm ' uue:pn. 1\ Spent. the v Donald. sr. ` `RN! nnll Brock recently. Paul and Donny Bertram. Elm- vale. are visiting their grand- mother. Mrs. G. Snider. n|...\. f`n non rrnuonnon nnd Air- I Donald. `Mr. and Mrs. Dolby and child, Mutheson. visited Mr. and Mrs. H. Brock recently. Pnul nnd Donnv ]I10Llfl'. 1V1l`5. U. Ol|||.lK`L. Drck Caston, Toronto. and Air- craftnmn '1`. Gaston, Tron-ton. visited the Gaston .-a during the weekend. ' n...c....- on um 13:! Wm Nnuv- Lllc K/uhlvllh uutur LUC W\:\Il\\:AAu. Owing to the Rev. Wm. New- mu.n`s illness, services were cancelled for last. wick. Mr. Newman ex- pects to take his services next Sun- day as follows: Servlce of Holy Communion. sn. Peters. 11 n.m.: Christ. Church, 1.30 p.m.: St. Julm's, 3 p.m.: St. James`. 7.30 lp.m. Wm` servi(:e of przwer. St, ,1nhn'< T`|m:1lnv H um. RnI::t.on's. p ` DCC~|)1L' were "_`reg1st(u':d in the Community Hall! regls`l,rzLl`1un days. Mr. spent. BOYS & BOYS .B:u'risters. Solicitors. Notaries Pub- `lic, Cnnveyancers. etc. Money to loan at lowest rates of wrest. Of- Eficez 13 Owen SL, Miibullic Temple Building. Barrie. Branch Office Elmvale. J. R. Boys-J. F. Woods. -j I CAMERON & CAMERON BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, ETC. 5 Owen SL, Barrio : 'l`el:2}[.:.Jl1:n1e 400 MONEY TO LOA l FRANK HAMMOND. IS.A., K.C. }B'.m`ister. Snlicilm`, etc. Masonic "l`unu.:lv.- Bldg.. Barrie. Money to luau. Nomrxes 1'uDnc_ me. MONEY TO LOAN Office, Masonic Temple Buildmg. !7 Owen Slrnet, Barrio Alexander Cowan. G. A. Ross Cowan ; COWAN & COWAN Barristers, Solicitors. Conveyancerl Notaries Public, etc. MONRV '1"() LOAN Hl\l{HlS'l'l`IH. SUl.lL,'l'l'Ul{. l`J'l'U. Money to loan : Russ Block, Barrie` DONALD I-`. M'.IcLA.I{EN.. BA. | I'3ARHlS'l`l.R. S()l.ICl'l`OR, E'l'C . I lvlasnnic '1`mnpl- Building. Barrie ` MONEY 1`0 LOAN [ Physician and surgeon :39 Owen St. Phone 1015 Iomcu Hours: 12.:ao-2.oo; u.:a0- 9 pm } nu. w. A. LEWIS , .(Surgor_v and l)i.~u,-xnses of Women) Echicf (`m-nnor. County nf Simcue _ and DR. R. N. Mxv:l`llEl!SON Physician and Surgeon immno 61 ; Office--.'.8 Collier Sl R..'()-9.30 n.m., 1-3.00 and 630-8 p.m s I). W. C. l.l'l"l'Ll'L `Associate Cnrmlur. Cnuntv uf Simcoe I and DR. 1:. E. WILL , 1 Phvsicinns and Surgeuns I Offico. 47 Maple Avc.. Telephone 213 1 Office hours: l to 4 p.m.. 7 to . 9 p.m., or by appointment. a----------- . , _ n her homo in Wixmlpcg Lms wcex. ' Miss Mm'jox'i<.- Cunning spend- "ing some lwlidays with fr1end.~. at Cou1.~;(m and other places. vMr um] Mm I`.1m(-r Mchmm mldl x 1 DR. N. M. LAURIE. L.M.C.C. Phone 200. 'Phvsici;m. Disease of Children. in- Hcrrlxul medicilw and minur surgery. `iOfIico: 30 Owen St.: omco and Res ! ; Plwsxcinn and Surgeon ` [Ass9ci:1to Coroner. County of Slmcoe ;()mce and residencu: 50 Mary St. N. W. Iuuil-Alta` | Phone 101 E } lm. J. H. N. smrru | Physician and Surgeon J Office: Owen St. at Collier Office Hours: 1.30-3.30. 7-8.30 pm Phone 700. Residence: 47 Collier St. I 1 Int. (iI'.'UR(il'; (1 SIZXLHUUIG 1 Physician and Surgeon !O{hce and Rcsncimmo. Corn-gr Eliza- fbeth and Toronto Sis- Phone H0. `,l{ours: 9-10 ;1.m.: 1-4 p.m.; 7-9 p.m r 5 Ellourst 9-10 am. 1-3 p.m._ 7-8 p.m DR E. G. TIIRNBULL ` xczmmiam McGiI1 Universily\ ; Office and residence: comer Duulop and Poynlz Sts. Phone 105 iamllton. Mrs. Hodgson spent. Lt. Rosqeuu. DUNCAN F. McCUAlG. K.C. BARRISTER. SOLICITUR. ETC. Nimuxv on lnzm 5 Russ: Blnck. BnI'l`i(' [ DR. C. 1'`. l-`LEMlNG- ` . VE'I`ERIN.-\RI.\N and SURGEON `i I8 Bayeld St. : Barrio : Phone 811 UFO ter lnr DR. GEORGE (`. SEYMOUR Ph\'s`ivi:|n and Surgeon "mg nouuctys wwn ll`1(flluS au `Cou1.~;0n Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McL?an m)d| ,_('-hildron. I`:n' spent. `av. few days ..'\\`ith In-r 1ncLhur. Mrs. Wlllianl -.Jo,c1:. Mr nml Ml's M:-Dmxtmh were in Wk.` \I.._...\ C1iAiGHUns'r Dlt. 1.. ll. l1lur.I.Uw Physician and Su1`go.on wvn St. _.--._.".:...`_:-T`-- mt. 1." ll. ' nxol-:1.o`v Dhucininn sun! Qnvmxnn Wm` servlce 0: pr: Tuesmluy. 8 mn. DR. J. H. N. SMITH 'Phv nnd Rllrgnn - DR. w. (`. Ll'l"l`LE In (`nrnnnr Pmmfv Hf} iV:ETERlNARIAN ENTERTAINEBS 7 -- Jack. Mr. and Mrs. Mrnonngh in` Orillln. lkar (L f('\\' (lu_vs lust. weak} 'ter of Mrs. McDonngh's. and 1lL(v. .*l1(ll`(| L110 fum-rnl of :1 513-] A nu-mix.-r (.-1` 1:1(li(`.~'. frnm hovel I`or0mo. weekend witrh Mrs. Me- {I- _ MEDICAL LEGAL SECURE PI 4w4I'\ Mrs. Gray mm, uarne, Miss M. FL~Jher last -week. Mata Nninmith, '1'1n|-nntn, Miss Fwher Ins}; -week. Mrs. Naismith. 'I3orontzo, is ho1i- . duylng with Mrs. Stlnson. Miss A. Mcxxw Ls spendlmr a. yt1- sunson over .one _weqx-ena. Miss M. Hinder und J. Robins; 'l`c.w-nto. are guests or Mrs. 0. Hub- bert. duymg wxcn Mrs. snnson. McKay spending week with friends In ';I`oronbo. Allnn Pnnfltt, Otfnwrn, vlsited weak wltn menu-s In ';romnw. Allan Pnomt. Ottawa. vbmed Lloyd- Stlnson -the week-end. Roblns,: her}. Mr. and Mrs. F`. .Dny vLs1t.ed friends in Gmvenrhunst lust Sun- dam` "fer Mrs. McD0nngl1's. ; A nu-m|y..-r attelulr-.d Lhn bridzzu and ou(>ln`o at. -Mr.-;. Cm1r.L;xbI.-'.~-. lust l`ues1a_v in aid at` 1111 W:mu~n'.; In.sl;iLuLc war w.`.|".'