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1 Oc WHY PAY MORE (`HEAPER THAN 3'!!! A. A. SMITH ;r-h-nl.1:'.l, (lv(')urr*s that i(`H M fznnvnls old vio- -nvvd by 1.11-ntmg the ~r .\n1llH lwrorv varn- Manager nu; vvnnl. nu um-. --Robert Buchanan. in "Hugh Sutherland Psmsics." Best of all y killers Clean. quick, sure rhrup. Ask your Drug xi.-sl. (Lrnccr or Genera` Slorv. THE W/ILSON FLY PAD ($0., HAMILTON, ONT. PANSIES for a warnl-day lunch. 50 ~a.~_\' tn digest. CIIISP... and rofrr I S `iiltr H as` . ` 1| l`r 9070 . \_K0l I !"~"r!'s (Torn Fl;1lu\~' and milk or ('rv:nn. (iroat .50 extra crisp. lhcy Ilvlp you feel t! rlierc they grow. From blue to deeper blue, in. midst of each A golden dazzle like a. glimmering star, Each broader. -bigger than 9. silver nrnuln ` ro 1:3" F I. ARES '\`lmu~` than 12,000.00`? pcoplr delight in Iu-lIngg'< ('rn Fln|u-- O`\`l'V (law. In-llogg'tI are (-.~pvcin|I_v in\iIin in .~lll'1llII`l . The-\ fur- Iii.-h rnrrg). and )0! are so raw In dig.-at lht-_v don`! hr-M" lhe bod). c p I II . .1 Ivan ~ I-u_v nu-u n nu an uur II\VIl_`u Sr:-\e for Iurcakfml. lho rlfildrvnk supper. Crenl with fruits or honvy added. n 4- 1 - .1 - I 1 _.. \I|\4Il wnu unuuw `vs Isvluv` nun: u. Ow-n-frrsh in the -inner sralwl wnuilr wrnpprr. Sold by all gmrrh. Sonrd In hnu-Is. rt-slnllrnnh. cafrlcrias. .\Ind1-by Kellogg in London. Oulurio. The regular meeting of this society will be held ail the homo of Mrs. Wes. Hughes on Wednesday. August` 27. at, 2.30 pm. The roll call is to be answer- ed by 21 current event. Then` will be sq balk on the Curing of Meat." by Mrs. Lurch and Mrs. H. Hastings. Dr. Ellis. dentist, of Bradford, will give an address and will conduct, a question drawer, which `will follow. The tea lmstcsscs are Mrs. 31. Todd. Mrs. Clement. Mrs. Allan Todd zmd Mrs. 0. Todd. .... _...._...... .,.. ......,..m.....\,. 1\r. Correspondence re "Weed Control" and Fire Protection" was brought be- fore the meeting and discussed. A de- monstration on the making of cottage cheese was given and the meeting closed with community singing`. I-nu..- 1-n.........\.. 1.-.... ...._._L..r..\I.. _-_,._ The Branch have gratefully accept,- ed the kind invitation of Mrs. R. Simpkln of Alcona Beach. to hold the September meeting at her homo and an enjoyable time is looked forward to. I There was a fairly good attendance at the August meeting of Stroud Wo- men's Institute despite the busy sea- son. The program consisted of a talk by the president. on a recent visit to a Creamery, a short article on the making of buttons from milk. other novel ways of using milk. and a. hum- orous reading about the miikmaid who "counted her chickens before they were hatched." '7-an I-r\" vuvna nnnuvvnvnt-1 kn llvvuvv `niv I UYILU wuy U1 UBIH3 IHHIS. Mrs. Sutherland spoke of the W0- men` Section of the Barrie Fair. out.- Ilning some of the plans. Arrange- ments were also made for having a booth and lunch table at the school Fair at Stroud on September 10. n,................:-..A- .._ .mn-_.u n-__.___wn xuuhu. 1 any. wunl. All nmchcs in your cigaxvt, (`lS( Vamp: Husbands! CFOWH, While here the wcavm` sat. his iabor done. Wayching his azure pots and rearing them, Until they seem'd to know his step and touch. And stir beneath his smile like living things: The very sunshine loved them, and would lie Here happy. coming early. lingering lam VVCIC u'1,u;ucu. The roll was answered by "my fav- orite way of using milk." Mr: Suthnrlqnrl cnnlzn nf 111:: In. STROUD WOMEN S INSTITUTE uunkr... u. I Youth: I sav what, arv all Lh('S(`] ltvn ....o nu ....n .W?9f % W1;TS0N-R0BEBTS St. Thomas` Church was the scenel of an interesting wedding on mugustl 14, 1930. when Eva Calveriey. only, daughter of `David and Eva Roberts was united in marriage to George W. Watson of Oriiiia. The ceremony tookl place at 2.30 p.m.. the Rev. Major 0. I R. Spmmcer officiating. Miss Violet White of Toronto presided at the or- gan. The church was tastefully decor- ated by Mrs. Jos. Packard, Mrs. Peter- sen and Mrs. Bali, friends of the bride. rr`I-- l_..X.J._ _a_._._ 1.. _.._e_..,_. ...._. lV?l"h _...... ......u..y vn mu, unluu. The bride. given in marriage by her father. was dressed in bluebird silk; (`rope with hat to match. She wore a garnet, necklace. gift of the groom. Her attnxrdant. Miss Elva Bennett of Sud- hury. was dressed in sand flat. crepe with hat. to match. Mr. Horace Petti- {ord of Toronto supported the groom. , Tho groom's gift to the bridesmaid was I a silver monogram compact and to ` Lhv best. man. `a pair of gloves. n.. 1,. .4..- CL... ,.u...._\_ n._ \__|J_I NICE sum REALIZI-115 BY moms FOR V.O.N. AND FRESH AIR rum) Owing to unwfavorabie weather the bridge (auction and contract) arrang- ed for last Thursday, was played in the Armories and the players motored to the golf club for tea. Homemade baking and owers were oered for sale. The bridge prizes, donated by Mrs. caldcrwood for contract and Mrs. Turnbull for auction were won by Mrs. W. A. Boys (contract) and Miss Helen Garrett (auction). _o _.. .- ,..... \7I ,,.....,.. On leaving the church the bridal ` p:u't_v were photographed. The recep- tion was held at the home of the ; hririe`s parents where fifty relatives and friends. sat down to `the Wedding ,~ ropast. The bridal pair were recipients ; or many valuable and useful gifts. The ` staff of the Ontario Hospital, Orillia. pr!-smitod the bride with a. beautiful i wirkm` chair. Following the reception the happy vnuple left on a motor tour through Haliburton and Hastings County. On their return Mr. and Mrs. Watson will l`(`Si(l(` in Orillin. Vv'nn1on'x Inst.it.ut.e was held on Wed- 1wsd-u_v. Aug. 13, at, the home of Mrs. Wm. Link. Despite the inclement wvznthvr more was a fairly good crowd um-ndr-d. After the customary busi- 11055, thv roll call was given. The rc-sponso for this meeting was My Tho 'ro,r:u1:1r meeting of the Edgar` favorite `flower and hints on grovving` it " A frond dr-:1 nf nrnnm-n1 hm-mml ncn: uu.pp_y, cunning lrmxg late. Because they were so fair. nu.--` 1-..` | _.... . ..., `....v..v.., . Between shorwers several mixed four- somes oi golf were played. which re~ suited in three `pairs tieing for rst )1ace with a net score of 30 for the I holes. As the prizes, donated by Geo. C. Brown and Mrs. Tumbuil. were mils. they were divided amongst the .ied winners. The three winning pairs yore Mrs. Sutherland and W. G. Pep- ali, Big Bay Point; Mrs. Large and Doug. Ross. De Grassi Point: and Mrs. Dignam and Dr. Atkinson, Barrie. ,,.,,__ ___ V_ -,.__ .... ....... ., . . . . .....u.uu.-, Aauallu. The net proceeds amounted to $270.- 10 and will be divided between the Victorian Order of Nurses and the Star F`rcs.h Air Fund. The members of the association dcslrc to express their grateful thanks to the golf club, the members at the Barrie Company of I the Slmcoe Foresters and to all others l who assisted `tn make the day success- I ful. l(I VUL II-K` it." AIIUVVCI Hall lllllbb UH ETUVVIHK A good deal of practical benefit was derived from this. Mrs. Best then . `.`. ?l\'(` :1 humorous reading in `her usual pleasing style. The contest. conducted by Mrs. Aubrey Slessor, was or inter- rst 10 all. Mrs. Bert Sh:-llswell was the lucky prize winner. The meeting was closed in the usual manner after which the hostess served lunch. The nvxl meeting will be held Wednesday. Svpt- R. at the home of (Mrs. L. H. Bi;:vlou'. The roll call response will bv A beautiful thought from prose`? m` p 1 l from corn cobs. Anwrican chemists make furfural, a su1)st.anr-0 employed in many products, I`Il|(i.`\ll \\'()MEN`S INSTITUTE rrql [are rich foods and contain so many calories. that they are heating. In the ` chen and the cooks Sometimes we hear mothers saying: very complacently, that their children confide -in them. and tell them abso- lutely everything. As a rule. this is not so. the complacent, mother only thinks it. And it would be too `bad if it were. Every person. child or adult. has a de- sire and a -need for privacy. Each ` child, especially the adolescent. ones. ` should have their reserves. Children do i and should confide in their parents. ` but if we expect. them to grow up with proper independence of thought and action. we have no right, to demand their every thouglit. Children. who their parents, and who are not. fright- ` ened of them. usually tell them most things. It may not he told at the time. but eventually it eonies out. This (~011- fldenee should be invited and respeei.- ed. but not. ioreed. One of the (`hief i`easoiis' that peo- ple do not have more eoniiclenee from their adolescent ehildren is because. as soon as they are told thiusrs. they l begin to nag and scold about what has ` happened. They may not approve. but that is not the `proper time to say so: They should always remember. that I children do not have to tell things and r if they are going to get seoldecl they certainly won't. An opportunity may be made. at 5]. later date to express dis- ` approval. but if a child is going to - be i there will be no eonfidences made. E llot \Veather (takes , The amount of cake used in scolded at every eoniidenee. soon the summer time. should be lessened. for two reasons. In the first place. cakes second place. hot weather eookliuz should be of t.he siinplest. and the oven should be used as liitle as possible. to prevent the heating: up of the kit- T 9711- no nr\ .4", ` have a proper love and respect. for ; LAll'll nuu LIN.` ('U()KS. I am not an advocate. nor a user oig bought cookery. but if it is over to be used. summer time is the time to do! it. Good fruit broads. fancy buns. cof- 1 ice cake and so on. can frequently bot purchased at the bakery and are an& appetising a.nd sensible substitute for make. in the warm days. It is the icing: of a `bought cake. that is usually the poorest. Many bakeries are making an unics-d cake. frequently a sponge cake. Those are good purchases. as they may be iced at home. with little trouble. or` by the addition oi fruit. may be turned i into short cakes for dessert. 1 ....,., ....... . .. \'l \4\. nrxnr. Have you ever tried icing bought biscuits? Graham wafers and vanilla wafers are spociaiiy suitable. A sand- wich made of graham wafers and or-\ Ange icing is doiicious with coid drinks. I Fig bars cut. in haivvs and iced with .1 ; |'\\I.fr\u- in!-an in .\.~no\..... ..1.._.: Illlllll blll 1 Beat vlgo '3 deep pa .nn\u \K'nl \ UIH-ll uh\1H\ CU, EU] `will thread and torn` `water. Pour slm\'1_\` '1 eggs. while bcaum ____u L E0703: TEA more users in the last three months The tremendous increase in SALADA Tea sales shows this extraordinary growth in Canada. 3':-':;<]'s"i'+:"Ji.LL':1:rx'"iii'6'i:v'i~} Written for The Examiner by II-hair 1 I - run: i\I\l\I'v|I HINTS FOR HOMEBODIES 400,000 Boiled Icing TEE BARBIE EXAMINER - lc-inc - 71- xx 1: U-LN | FLEA ' nun nuc ,/ Lous:_`J jfw-1' rox TI_lE)\kA..-AI` Please teacher 3- \1L'(|llll'll |All' l\HlU\`\ HI]; `\I'dl. AIM` l\Il| plow financial st.atmm`nt. for this 0: chard for tho latvst available yo; shows total r`xpm1s(=s. $394.25 per new total 1'(`(``iDLS. $829.31 pvr avro: in` -not profit. $464.96 pm` ncrv. gm. Stir flour. but.t/er, salt and 51 lwcll beaten egg. Add \'inogm`. `fire until thickened. Chop ,and the pimcmocs and add lohnncn On hn fire-I n-uivtnr-/u C - ii IVTI` KILLS TH:-:\M-ALL. ry \ 1n\' :. ...-....r.. 1... Fl Y-TOX is manulnrruvrd Fm Clnndn Rel Sprnv (`nu-npnny.Lu Bnghton. Om. cccccccccccc L`? _a_*s_*___d. E2: P_8_h_=: A MOSQUITO ROACN KIIA ,\lnntrrul Please sen-lfrcc booklet la E|2S|A| teaspoon salt. I teas] Thursday. August 21. 1930 FIHYM \\'l"./\lXl'll|l'1.\` .` :lm)I'(`('i:Ih* thv 1n':uh1 in-< nl` un nrrh-'urr' :`\-. . thr- until (Continued from page one) SENTOR MIDDLE SCHOOL The number in brackets immediate- ly following the name lndlcates the hlunber of papers of the Middle Svhool examlnation that the student passed. Rep01`Ls' of the Mlddlc School e.\'an1im1l.lon were published last. week. The pupils of the Senior Middle School were completing Junlor Matrlculatlon and at. the same Ilme wrltlng on some of the Upper School papers. run.` Luv .......u.. ....._._ _ __..___ {PASSED UPPER SCHOQLEXAMS. . ....~ `.,.,.... ............ ,...,.-.... The following pupils wrote on seven papors:- Edna O'Brien (1)-E.C. c. EL. 2. !`\K!]'21 A')Tf`n'!:VADnlV") Ln uluupg nun. u L\' au nmnd for the better t .Tms should tend to 1 mg of better grades ( BY INTENT OR ; BY A_C_CJDENT ? The fo11ming wrote on six 1 Eileen Holden (4)--E.C. 1, A 1 TI` II"1v- A I f`_o- f` \\'.-\T(`lI BEEF GR.\I)I.\'G mm: policy or the Do- wk Branch is not only M snrvxr-o to the Cann- nnd producer in clearly ' - true qualities 0! beef. ractlng attention In the I. The Imperial Food -cozntzcd authority on Inns in the Old Coun- ~ introduction of beef nnda. whereby the two marked for the infor- rotwtlnn of the public. to strengthen the de- hnlvnr nnnlltlvnc AI knnl It pays to read Examiner advts. nuu LVN) hllrll-3 IIUIU 'h(`>c- he had handed `la! Constable John irvarnd `kn moan atllllklllill LII!" UK!` ` r qualmtes of beef. ) promote the rais- ; of cattle and the Ill" |`ll\}lJ Wits` L'1II' soundly and was might have been .- :\I`|l\ `H \-IN l.|t,'l.K7l 1-`K.'V-J. in qucstlon had mar. nuhough it Have until about ragcdy A1 thal nmo (we: for it, on. ..-......A 1...... papers` 1211. I finishing of umnmis bviorn they mm` A (`u-rm sent. to market." 'I`h- same n.ui.imrit._v,iiu- innui 1 forecasts an early return in volmnv 031- v iins wvrv ports of Canndizm iivv ('nti,1- in I!ri- iwonri with tain. ii.-.him:. OUT-or.'rowN CALLS -OUICKER AND ~ lo 192`) we added 00:! H.000 vuiln nl Idling (innit: to our long Jixhnur Iatilin. Own 80 per trill of all all: t now rovlpleled "trbU: you bold I/J: PROTECT your family by making your Summer home draught-proof, dust- garoof and re-safe. The new vory coloured Gyproc, that does not burn wdl render you this service at small cost. Cyproc Makes S1unmer.Homes FIRE-SAFE ! Two Q\\N.\T\E$ - - {\v.n `I: Omueg Ygxgge W Mrs. Mills was thrifty! Shr xwmld dearly like to ran: to her mmhcr hark home, as her friend told her sbc max doing every week, but think of the ox-pcnsc~ - She was asu)nisl1cd when she learned [hit a (`all for thc distant number during the day would ms: nnly 60 ccnts, and after '7 p.m. only half .1 dollar. just run over the rates quoted in the opening pages of your lclcphonc book - especially those for "Anyone" (station-ur station) calls during the evening and night periods 2 It will convince you. She actual!) it cost hcr Now the \\(`(`H}` ,1-minute talk with her mother is a regular thing. And what I ioy it is both to Mrs. Mills and her mmhcr. Both dcclarc ii is almou as good 2\ 2 \:';\;f ' Many people are like Mrs. Mills -- they think long distance erpcnsivc ! made her call zftcr 8.50 and only 35 rents - the night Page ' llalll hl ||'ll|v l|ll:Ilili(`H of ixnprnvvd 1 l`llhl)('l` snlu