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Mac-l'llERSON--BELL Miss Elizabeth Mary Bell. eldest. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lc0na1`d' Bell. of Gilforcl. became the bride of. Alexander Robert MacPhers0n of New Brunswick. son of Mr. Alex under Mm-Phcrson and the late Mrs MacPherson. on Saturday even- lng. Oct_ 5, 1940. nl Churchill. Rev. Fred Berner officiated. 'IInn Invirln uivnn in mm-riaLm hv MONARCH PASTRY FLOUR NAVY Brand '|';I'{;:'u;. 230 : Tins 23 not -particularly appreciated by the citizenry as a rule, May I ask you to give your firemen every consid- cration." u1,, n- ,u,_,, ,_.:__.,... _...A ......... luv` \.-uu.-an Mr. Caskey pointed out many on- lighlcning n1attcr.s regarding res. and the work or the re marsha1`s department of Ontario. Our 0(- fice co-nperates with local fire do- partments in every matter essentval to investigation." mu... .:.........a........4 4:.u- on inunch- LU lllVCaLl5u|.|\Iu. The department tries to investi- gate all tires of over $10,000 damage. he slated. all fires on government property. all tires on municipal pro- perty when requested. and res ot -'sDCCi94l nature, as :1 means of com- batling them and making recom- mendations for non-recurrence. The department has certain assistance from the Fire Marshal's Act. by which it can compel people to assist and give evidence under oath. Of- ten there are peculiar circumstanc- es. Al\t1res are presumed to be ac- cidental, thus it is up to the loser. Mr. Caskey stated. to show where there is gross negligence if he wants` lu collect. To get proof of arson. it is necessary to prove design. motive T`!"Tnl| 8 Cull IJIII. ILLETT En 1 1 c Eats Dirt (VII I l."f"" C 53 lluutwuvnv A pretty autumn wedding took place on October 9. 1940. at 3 o'clock, at. the home of the bride's -parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Dunn. Craig- hurst, when their" eldest daughter. France.-_= Amelia, was united in mar- riage to Harvey Ralph Hodgson. youngest son of Mrs. Hodgson and the late Wm. I-Iodgson. Craighursi. Rev. L. E. West of Dalston officiated The house was beautifully decorat- e.l witn autumn flowers. rmm I-u-virln u1\r. m .: aumn in mar- :-aun 4- 29 Tc 5c \\ \ .\ _ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \ .\ \\ \\ \\ \\ ()sCAR Norwegian ` QIDHIIIEQ _ _ _ _ .. - KING OSCAR Norwegian ISARDINES - - - - - - Ti" 17: : CATELLVS. Ready Cut. Macaroni > QHIIEUETTI _ _ _ 1) l6-nl. 11. Ready Lul. IV SPIGHETTI - - - 2 IILIIIL IUIVIVII IVIIUU Prune pudding; diced vegcuhln; lamb and liver; pineapple riu pud- ding; chickzn. vegeublu Ind (Irina: ., apple. H1 and date dcuerl. Q 7 Fluid C Q CJ VVILH uutuuul u;-wrna. The bride, who '.v '5 glven in mar- riage by her father. wore a _blue tailored suit with black accessories and u corsagc of Talisman roses. The brides-m..xd, Miss Helen Dunn. s.s:er of the `mice. wore a street- ,lcngth dress of wine sheer and :1 Icorsage of Sweetheart roses. Lois |Baldwin. niece oi` the groom, was flower girl. She wore a pale green dress and carried a nosegay of baby l`mums and forget-me-nots. 'T`hn urnnm urnc nttnnrind hv MF.| ' I"+Ei'n_z' _iiJuIon-rb6Bs \JII\.r\\a 36 gkeye n n I lJt\ll I11 Ind (Ill! GCIIETK, 7 Fluid 2 0:. Tina LUX I-`LAKES Lnrgn I'm-kngo Lnrgr Pnnlanxr 22c `mums and Iorget-me-nms. The groom was attended by Mr. Allan Amos of Edcnvule. Miss Jean Dunn. youngest sister of the bride. played the wedding march. Annr tho c-nrr-mnnv. a dainty lun- [WAWI LOBl.AWa;1ORE lfi-nI. l'kgu. Plll "and opportunity_ In a delayed re. if there is evidence of gasoline ru- eoal oi} present, it is aecepled as having been incendiary. . A timely tip was advanced` by lhr .peaker rep,-mding fuse.-`. "'lhe fus..- serves as a warning. by h'.mv:n,r.,v out. that something is wrong with th wiring, possibly a shnrl circuit or over-loaded wire. It ie wise to in- vestigate thoroughly and find on- what is the matter, and den ! try 1-x get away with a heav.ivr fuse. or plug it up with copper." Bert Gosney extended thanks on behalf of the club to Mr. Caskey for his address. Qurrwmzsz Twu men were talking durmg a concert by Souszfs band. urf\|-..; t..II-... c.s...~.\ H-m nu I-uh. ........u.. IJJ ..\,...,... ......u. That fellow Sousa has no cun- Lml over his gang at all. said the NH!` |one. _ W How do you figure that out. asked the second man. ulnll" um: Han v-nn'l\r ihn \/r-rv as:-pea me secona mun. "Well." was the reply the very minute he quits threatening them with that little black club and mi 17: !~Wll"T . I'n-mium LAMB STEW - w-~ (1lI;". .\'l`I{h\,\l GRAPEFRUIT JUICE - - i' I'i"A'i5'NuTs FLAKES - - S . U.'\' (`IT (;|\tro':1, Lemon 0| Orange Peel A\l urn played the wedding marcn. After the ceremony. dainty cheon was served. after which the happy couple left for Guelph and other poinis. On their return !.he_',' `will reside in. Cnngliurst. ` A! [.31 ER CUT MIXED PEEL - - - Al .\TIlA|.I.\\ SI l.T:\.\';\ N'l'\'l.|._- Rrrlrzmrll QEEIII ICC QAICIIIC _ , _ N'l'\'Ll._ SEEDLESS RAISINS - - - InnA' -n.;n;n. r\l'TALlA.\' BLLIH. LEXIA nAIs|i~'ss - - Al'.\'TRAl.IA.\' \Al.|'.V(`I.~\ \'l'\'l.l`. LEXIA RAISINS with Seeds Al'.\'TRAl.|A.\' .\`\I\I(.\| 'l`\l.lZ Kt`I'|I'.|!e-`J GOLDEN SULTANAS - - IIAI'l`\`~\ ALI ; Mnnnd MOIST MINCEMEAT - - Mlh. HA.\lII.'l`u.\'s mun; h'lIl.l-. MINCEMEAT - - - - - V r;.\'nu !sI;Lrl(.`Tt.ll GOLDEN HALLOWI DATES - |>IAMI|.'l`U.\`S llU\Il'2 ST\`l.l-L IIIIIPEIIKAT # ._ _ iii? Prices Effective Until -_ -___..__ AL- .x..o.a a. Saturday Night. October 19th ........n.:..- ..c ..n m...-.-n......o..- 1.. TTICEI SIIGDIIVI: Gnu! Uunulu-1 u '2 reurne the right In limit quantities of all mrrrhnmlua lu lnmily wu-lily nqnlrrmcnls. nu. vvuv-can -u `-- ` Dnvv runnninnu vv uvnw On Saturday afternoon, Oct. 12. 1940. St. John's Church. Cookstown. vvns the scene of a pretty autumn wedding when Helen Doris Hewson. only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gen Hewson. Cookstnwn. became the bride of Mr. Frederick Charles Su- lwell. only son of the late Mr. and ]Mrs. C, F. Scwcll. Toronto. \ n,... m.,..;.. AH:-incnn nmmm.-d In` -4 :\\1'I` `....`l.`.':_`;._..__.> \ Illlllll|l|l|||l||||||||||ll||ll||lllllllllllllI|l|||H||l||||l||||l|||l|||llllllIIIllI||||||||||||||||||||I: ,__,__'_`_`__ (3 III! -_-. n nf an-:n1mn nr Ill IN Hill PEAS bouquet 01 pmx roses. She was attended by Miss Jenn Henderson of Prescott. wc:n'in`g 3 flno1'-Icngth dress of avpricot tuf- Mn and r"n`r,vinLz T$I|i'"l1 I-o<'v~< rm... rvwnnnn ...-,.a sunnri hv `Mr 5fLl.l`Ll"l'l.I) (H ALI ! Y \\'l.`l' SHRIMP W. III IHIA \I livuml CORN STARCH - - I!unlrn'n, (aornnlmn 0! .\a-uh EVAPORATED MILK (U ALI ! \' QIJEIIID turns his buck on them. the quilters stop \v01`kin;.{. Just watch them!" ......____(.,-..___.____.. . |.|NSEEQ&l]QUOR|CE ]Mrs. C, F. Scwcll. Toronw. Rey. Blcvin Atkinson officiated and Miss Marion Webb played the wedding music, | Thu ht-idr-_ givr-n in murrimze by -,__T7\_l ___j,__, Advertise in The Examiner. --~-_. ."l'!".II W l2II';:u~ wlulk pct pnuml Pngg __Flv " lh. ll; wedding music. The bride. given in marriage her father. looked lovely in a floor- lcngth gown oi` heavenly blue Luf- fetn. with mat:-hing veil caught with pink roses. She carried ll beautiful bouquet of pink roses. Qhn urn: zillnntl hV NHSS 17 529 #17 *15v 29 :17 -17 -15 ?2sc ~l9c '14c 411v %1s ~23c ls: 123c {Mn and f"lI`l`_V|n[{ 'l'$Ill.""\"n ruw-~ The groom was attended by `Mr Herbert Doyle u[_'I`ornnto. `mnllynuinn H111 mu-nrnnnv, :1 I`(!t;',Cl)- l 1L'l`UL'l'I uuyn: UL_ Lluillnu. V Following the ceremony. :1 recep- tion was held at the home of the bride's pnronts. Mrs. Hcwsnn receiv- ing in :1 blue crepe gown with mut- ching accessories and a corsage of S`wecthem`L roses. '\`n|~ Hun hunnu nnnnln Inf! flu` .I Fred uerner onlcluleu. The bride. given in marriage by her father. were navy blue sheel with matching accessories. with a cursage of pink roses. She was at- tended by her sister. Miss Jessica Bell. who were in dress 01' Kiltarney green with black accessories. Mr. Owen Bell, brother of the bride. was groumsmnn. Miss Jean Muc- Dnnald played the wedding music. during the siiznimg of the register. 'I`hn rnmention was held at the` swecmean roses. Later the happy couple left for A trip tn Ottawa. For travcllingthe bride chose a lidn blue dress with black hat :md.blz1ck suede accessor- ICS. On their return they will reside In I`urnmo. (JULLEY-PYKE RCV4 '1`. W. Huzlcwood officiated in :1 setting nf pnstcl gludioli and palms at. Humbcrcrest OUnitcd church. Tm-untn. on Saturday. Oct. 1`) nun Inknn 1\/fnrnnral Tnrrninn CUUTCH. l()l'UHlO, on baluruuy. KJCL 1 I2, 1940, when Margaret Lorraine 1 Pyke. Lcssurd Avemdaughlcr of Mr. < and Mrs. Edward W. Pykc. becarne ~ the bride of Orville Leonard Culley. Kingston. son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Leon- ard J. Culley. and formerly teller in the Barrie brunch of the Bank of "Toronto. Wedding music was play- ed by Reg Poole, fliurm In mnrruzuun hv hnr fs|H1nr_ the bride wore a gown of white suede lace over slipper satin with a finger-tip length veil caught with gardenias. She also wore pearls. a gift of the groom. and carried a cascade bllqllef"Uf-J;`Q`,__`E1d1bd E. Pyke. sister of the bride. as her only attendant. wore a Bahama blue crepe track with draped bodice and bracelet sleeves. Her small ostrich p'.ume hat was in a contrasting col- or, and she carried a cascade bou- quet nf rnses. Arthur J. Feather was gronmsman. William R. Pyke land Juhn E_ Pyke_ brothers of the `bride. were ushers. ` At a reception for immediate members of both families in the Diet Kitchen. the bride's mother reeeiv-r ed in a burgundy sheer gown -with l matching hat and accessories and] . i , i ea 0 neg `D018, 1 Given in marriage by her t'ather.\ IIODGSON--I')UNN SEWELL--HEWSON r\ g./vvvv |tAnAnIA_`; l'l'II5i5'[fi n corsngc of roses. The groom's mu- ther wore wine-colored velvet with black hat, and accessories and n Corsage of roses. Aflnr :1 mmnr h-in to ensln-rn 9 Ehurlduy, -October 1~7,1940 corsagc or roses. After :1 mmnr (rip tn points. the bride wearing turquoise rabbits hair with wincdreg but and ncces.s'm'ies. the cnuplv will live 1n Kingston. IAIIAV\l?IPIIlIrl\\IAV St. 1.cn'.~: Church. Mimico. was H);-I setting for u very pretty wedding on Thursday, October 10. 1940. at 5): o'clock. when Katharine CIYCOHH Barron. daughter of the lnic Mr. and Mrs. John Barron, Nmvcnstle. England. became the bride of Jrvhn V Aloysius Lung. ynun;,'vst sun of Mrs. Annie Lung zmd the lute William John Lang. formerly of Bur1'i(\. nu, `I, ._: ,1 .. ... .\.. ... ..n..u.-iunn |\u aunn Lulng. .-u...u.., u. ..,....... ~'I`-he `bride. given in mzwriengzc by M1`. Gcmge Bnurnc. was bccomingly gowned in mist -blue silk jcl`:~`e_v dress. From her off-lhe-face hut hung 21 shoulder-lcnmh veil. She .. ..... L. ... n....nHn1c exnrl I()I a. \|rr|l`r\ hung snnuluur-u:1u.: wore blue gzumtlets match. Her corszngzv roses and she (::u`1'icd : book. rrw... 1..-:r1n`u nnlv 1| DOOR. The bride's only attendant. was her sister. Mrs. Armstrnn<,: of `Pim- mins. in navy ~bluo :1n1 with mzm-h- ing accessories and (` w.'s:I'_-.'-,\ uf rnscs. u uunnrlrli hv h. nu. .. ....,.. .w\ mg i|CCL'h5U|IL'.\ uuu x um-_., `V. Thv grrmm was &IliL'1(i(`(i by h'< bmther. William L'.m'.:. aim . the Ush- er was Philip Dtmvillv. The ceremony vvns Cunducictl by Rev. W. B. Hipkin with Rev. J. F`. Cm'1'ig:m in the s;iii('tiiu1'_v. Thv church was beautifully clccnmlvsd with autumn f1mvoi*s, During the signing of the l`D{.{i.\`lCl'. Miss Nellie Duimelly szuig "Ave M'.iri:i. and Mrs. Malone played the wedding: .n...in IVE. rosy Cunudiun Applc-5 R nrc one of the mmt fonds llmt tun he lmughl. 'I'hcy`re plump nml wlmlt-amnu-., In-uvy wil In delicious juice-. EM. two or three 01' llu-,2: apples -very (lay -- llu-y'rc good fnr ynul And he sure to serve plenty of lm,-Ily upplo dc-sncrls -- upple pit-. lmkc-1| upplu-24. apple dunnplings nml upplosullcc. Cunudinn A|Ipll!S arc in your neighlunnrhnml Hlurt-.. Buy lhcxn N W. ' IYXUSIC. A rocoptitm was held at ihv home` 0'. thv gr sistcx`, Mrs. Philip Dunvillc. Mimicn. \vhun- the groum'.~.'nm1ho1` rocuivvd in black crepe with (`nrsugc nf rod 1`0.\'(!s. AA` .... O`-\;\ ..-Adina hm--.\L-f:| lht` nmgnm NOW. during mu :~`I;1nm;_: (ll Lnc rugm.u:. The reception was the] home 1)!` the bride. Guests amended] from Detroit. Mi(:h.. Slrathroy. 'I`r,n'- tmlu and Ctmkstuwn. The happy couple then left for 21 short trip. ` `.|'UUlll \\"L`l'{` Al`. ii :11 .` hA:'\t'|`l[l`lH\\.| Mrs. J. J. Black. Lindiay. In quee-n`s blue lace. black acccssori *. and a lcorsage of roses. and the grnom's mother in black lace and accessories with a Corsage of J0h'.nm;1 Hill I u-. me For a trip East the bride chase blue wuul boucle suit. blue hat with gray quills and gray accessories, rnd _t|\'..v lv\\' hum: (Wu `An--v I.-NH!` NI` ' u soon so You I|Inrk4-Him Sr-rm ro IN IMINION lIl~`.I'A |l'l'MI"..V'I' . OF /\(Llll(`.Ul.'I'UIH'1. L.- \NG--B.`\R.l{()N VUII. Qllk. 1 Sh()L`S 10 ; 'I`;11ism;.r. ..-url prayer :- wcepfituru : Howl. Bar- m bride and` .:1s1or-ix1-law. y. In \rin: nnrl -) Wl XVII - McCul- | DlntIl.nurnn-un nuunu . An interesting wedding 01' Sat- lurduy, Oct. 12, 1940, was held in-' `First United Church. Waterloo. :when Miss Isobel Eleanor Snyder. daughxu ul` Mrs. Snyder and the late Alfred H. Snyder. was married to Mr. Douglas R. Stcadman of Tor onto. son of Mr. and 1\/lrs. Thomas Steadm:-In. Petrolia. Rev. Val Til- ton officiated. Miss Bean was at the organ, and Miss Jean German sung. ` Mr Slum-1 Snvrlpr LVHVF` his sister ____-.___ o .__ People nnturully look in The Ex- mnincr's Cnminp, Eva,-nt.s"', for dates of dances. : out. In 1939 The I-`.x:uniner cm'x'i(rd 2408 lines of this class of udvcrtisixm. _________________.| sang. Mr. Stuart Snyder gave his in marriage. and she was attended by Mrs. Paul Hooper. matron of honor: Miss Susan Smith. Mrs. Rich- ard Harcourt. Miss Peggy Snyder and Miss Eilleene Bricker. The bride wore a graceful gown of ivory satin. the square neckline outlined with bands of lace. long sleeves, and full skirt `forming a long train. Her ivory t.ulle veil was caught with or- ange blossoms. nnd she carried 9 cascade of Johanna Hill roses with a cluster of white orchids. Her at tendants were gowned alike in hypnotic red wool crepe. with braided head-dresses of the same material fitted into twisted coronets. ' They c'.n'rcd Ito-,2ieal bouquets hi I` ivory roses with ivory satin petals . ---I in nrlnlnm< nf rnsns Ml`. 1-`tank ivory roses wnn ivory szmn new-.~ :,':.:3 pLnduIums of roses. Mr. Frank Oliver nf '1`n~.u' `.1. was grooms,..'-vz. and the l were Mr. Murrzi`-' Snyder. Mr. William .Melllmurr::y. Mr. Paul Hooper and Lieut. Jim Lochezici. The flower girl. little Miss Mnrg.-_:u(-L Smyth. niece of the bride. wore an ivory fnille fr )ck trimmed with net ruching. and car- ried :2 Zittle bouquet. of ivory l'()s'u$ and red 1:-owls. A :1-(-ep'nvi. followed at the nwme of the bride's mother. who receivzzd in a gown of black crepe with bro- cade ynkc-. and cnrszige of yellow orchids. Mrs. Steuclmzm was ;.{own- ed in black crepe with large black hat and Corsage of gzirdenius. On their return from the Lauren- tizms. Mr. Stezidmzm and his bride will live on Millwuod Road. I`3:'r:n- on rm... yuzan Ornunllrurl in u :31 Wlll INC on lVlll|Wl)Uu rumu. 1.:.uu- tn. Tho blldf.` travelled in 1 sltit of bl'()H'l.O(.`l) green wool. the coat cnll&xi'C(l in mink. matching hill and co` go at` yellow and bronze 01'- chms_ 'I`t-p. um. w. uvnc fnl-mnI`lv an ll1\' ch1cIs_ The ;.-,n.-.n'1 was formerly -`m lhu siuff .;` me Barrie-bmn'ch of the Funk uf Nova. Scntiu. and is now an :nI:c<>un':mL with the Canadian P:'- T()1`(:l`:L`. DInI|\1l --nu nun n urns: On Saturday. Oct. 12. 1940. at high nmm. South-End Baptist church. Owen Sound. was the scene of :1 `nretty wedding when Mildred Es- lhor. dzuughtor of Mrs. Bumstcud and llho lute Alrbert Bumstend, bccami. the bride nf Elsnn J. Bishop. only son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bishop. n.. ....... l`5ill`1`l(.`. The altar of the church was (lee-l nrated with autumn fluwer.~;. The bride entered the church to the strains of the bridai chorus from Lohenqrin played by Miss Elsxc Cloughley. A.'I`.C:M.. Barrie. The wedding L`(.`l`CXn()l1_V was pcr1'm'med by Rev. John Dndds. pastor nf the church, "|"k:- kv-irln mm-n -. Invnlv Hun.`- church, The bride wore an iu\'c1_v Hon.`- icngth gown of white silk nut oval` ivory satin. with sweetheart l1CCi\~ linc. snug:-fitting bndicc: over which \x/as :1 \\'hi`.:: sill: lace bolero. with short puffed sit-cvcs. The full b0u`_'- fzmt skirt fell in :1 slight train and hm` finger-tip veil was held witn :' wreath of nnmgo blossoms. The ' bride wore a brooch of her grand- mother's and 2: pearl necklace. thc gift of the groom, and carried an arm bouquet of Sweetheart. r0.<(~.~. "mums and fern tied with pink and `iwhitc ribbon strezxmc1's. i rr-1-.. L...:,I..{-rn-.irl 1\/lieu 'l"hI\irn:| Ni.`- lwhite t`mr>nr_i Sll`U2lI`nU1":-. The bridesmaid. Miss Thelma Mc- Connell. niece of the bride, were pale pink sheer with whit.e acces- snrics. The groomsman xvaus Mi`. l?`.ui'l A. Bumstead. ne}.h<:\'\' of the bride, During the signing of tin: reuisrer Miss Elsie Clnuunley sum.` sweetly. I Love You 'l`ruly." e.C- uumuamiecl by Mrs. Dudds. Fnllmving the Ceremony. at re- ception was held at the home 0.` Rev, and Mrs. Dodds. where the moms were tastefully decorated with autumn t'l()wers. The table decorations were pink rnscbuds midi tull pink candles in silver holders The bridels` table was centred with the ll`|l`E.`O-Sl0l'0_V wedding cake. Misses Annie Dudds. Mzn'jm`ie Me- (Tnnnell and Mrs. Cule assisted -It the t.;i-bles. l Suitable meim-iitus of the oecusirml were given to the bridesmaid. '!l`mini.~'l`ll:ll`l. pianist and \\"dlll'L`S:(`.~ Before going n\\';i_v the bride gave ll`.`t` bouquet to her mnther. Amid slinwei's of confetti ant` `zzcuvd wislie.<, Mr. and Mrs. Bislum left on u mt-tor trip through the Nlllhlitikal Lake District. Fur tru- velling the bride dnnned u gznwn Hi `turquvmse triple sheer with (`0liil'2l.\`l~ inr: blue \'el\-'et turban. coat. sham `-nd other 2iecL`s.wi`ies to match Upon their return they will reside .. n.. . \\'.'AL' guy ..- .. going 11:": 01 -_:md :11 v.\r. ...` .. nxntur Ir I o , .._ I-ESSA ('0UN(`-IL VVELL ,-_ _.. _ , ___._.- ` I I'l.F.ASED VVITH NEW GRADER I --L`,-... r`mnu-i1 3; wall cuulvd \\`iHl| . Iuouszuow us: No. 24!] l'l.F.ASEl) wrrn nu.-.w un.-umn "Essa Council is well suitvd withl :h:~ ;:rudv1' II purchu.x`ed this _\'onr."A said Nnrmnn Cnxwnrth to The Ex-! ` | umincr. The machine has been running all! summer and has proved its worth Ii cost $8145. and is npcratod on 1'2? gallon: of fuel nil in day. With um- ple weight and ii 12-font blade it in suitublt` for all sorts of roads With 11. the Township can construct and mninzaiin roads at half what it cosii before. In place of the straight sub-I . sidy an the price of the machine. the Government now pays a bonus if $1.23 an hour for the time the machine is actually in operation. I It was used on construction at. .......n-..u- (or .-ii n-.._.. n-._.:.__ IL: . 01 3I..'.\ an nnul nu nu. Hun. ----. Camp Borden this summer for us time and yielded a net profit of $500! to the Township. ` : LHILI Vll 3. Midland_ ;tIys3_renA.9uss% `and Mrs. McCullough will resxd.-* ml K/ii:-Hand 5 1 clochd. Frighlful headaches and Guy upon: ; than MIQIIL Don ! suor. Do u lhouundn ' I hu-tone up your liver the right vay-- I this Fruit-I-Iivu. Win prompt ulicl. You'|I ` 5. delighted -an. your new self. 25.. 50c. -QIIIC I Tlllrf Canada`: i wllcn yuu uvuu 3... u. .. ..... , gather in you body. Ymr nervous: system is Frighliul headaches and diny upon: , 1 be delighted run your new uu. Lac, gun. .FRll|T-A-IIVES STEADMAN--SNYDEIl .,__..n.__ _. ......:.::..... I5 BU:l"'l""El;EOTCH BISCUITS ? Inl I LII luau-Ivruvuu-w Slop lagging pains. Fool grand. Whcnyourlivergahoutoforderpobons`: nohuinnutbody. Iyntenis ; BlSHOI -BUMS'I`EAD l'\ . 1:: Inn]: ,1 ma--nunm EXAMDIII, pnpm, ` |In0ul0IOIerpoIuIIsv . 3 Antlna-has And dint non: . I III nn`u`ust- L shoes I FIRE BRIGADE AT LIONS MEETING l Members of Barrie Fire Brigzido were guests at the Lions Club din- ner meeting. Friday evening. an the occasion of Fire Prevention Week. The speaker was C. V. Caskey. :1 the Fire Marshal's Depzurtment. whu was introduced by Walter Cuutts. Bill Garner inli'0du(:ed Fire Chief Oliver Patterson, who introduced the members of the brigade_ ., ..,, .:.a,... 1:: Q I uu: HlUIHUL'l> U1 uu: `lJlI(..u\.I\._ I In _the absence of President. R. S I Atkey, the first vice-pm.-. A.l \ N. Crapper. presided. Tho unlnntr-or re dt.-nm'lnwnt zs N. Crapper. presxuou. The volunteer tire d(.'])Z)l`lI1'|(`l11 ;. one of the grandest institutions v\ - ur invented." said M1`. 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