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gzilmo x: , \-3: tifications. Already a large number of Canadians have booked passage on the Czlnadian Pacific Eniprcss liners for Europe. and the exposition is the first thought of many of them. 1. Minneslmllen or Mcnxorinl Hull 11: Golluenhurc. 2. Thu Mu. um of Arts and Craft. 3. One of the beautiful entrances to tho uurtn urnmmla nt Hm lCxn(L~xil.i0n_ ..-.-..-an .- -.r -mu Incorporated 1355 \\"`:`|4`1 I`.\(`li \'l('K.~` _\(.\!.\'h"l` .\.V\.' (`()I.]) l.\' l3.\l{Rll`} We will hawk :1 jul` 02' \'ic1<`s Vapo- Rub zlgzxinmst -.n1_v cold in Barrie and \'i(:iniL_v. (let. a :'0(-, Jar or \'vicks at your (`.1`\l:.;_;isls. I's:- .111 or part of it. If you are no! (1GIi;.'11Iv(1 with the 1'9- sulls mail the top or the cartoon 10 \'irl; Ch:-xnicul L`n.. CH-1 St. Paul .\`II`er*t. \\'.. .\I0!HI`m1l. and we will 'g:I'.1dl_v 1's~1'und thu purc-112159 price. 3 .\h':~'. 1-I. .\'or>1)lu of [ <:er.~s()11 Road, =|\'i:r-hm1r>1`. 0111.. \\`1`iv.<. I c(+1`t.ain- l.~ 1:I..\ \':,.I-'7. \ .....\1'I..1. nu,` unrl .n.... III \ ll'l.\ L/Hl'lH|l'(l| LEI.` 011 A` -.\I0m1'ml. and <:I'.u1ly v!e1's0 I\'i:ol1m191'. 1l.~ 121. Y)nl. -nu: um-u fly like 'hi_; h|,\' `(T111-SI. `.. I :a A -certain rich litigant went away to his country soul. at the `conclusion of an important. case before judg- ment had been pronounced. A few hours later his1n.\vye1'rwi1`ed him as l`01lm.\':~' : Ri_-.:h1. has Itriumph- nu`! " _\u 1-11 In V2110 I-ler(:'s on 1` 11 I1 2111 ~ ll\`l. Lllll.. LHV3. L \.'Ull./K \'ir-k`;- \'upoP.uh ne and \ przn.~:> it for (-01:15 on J haul tulixv -.1 . cold : L e\'v1'\' nizzln 3. week. _\l1zu\dz1lm- lihc-ml ul'l'or. 1. direct (real- uh1r`sr--r114b`be(i inin:ent-a11(l. ed as :1 \`;1po1'. nI'x'..v- |bDr`1IIQl) Hlillli O\'(` l'Ul \'ick 1\' \'u In tho and ed." The rich 1iti;:;mt wired Appeal `at, (.mL-a-." -Lnudun 'l`e1egru.ph. wv-0-w-nu w .._-__--___-__ enhances the value of the | 3 daily diet, because it adds ` 3 the precious vitamines . that heip sustain and ` promote healthful . - progress. Scott s ` .Emu:'sz'on builds strength. 1 J .3; . mt & };a'.\'\1c, Toronto. Ont. 22-31 O. W. REID I: \'l.`I'I | I hr!) mnmnn |\"l'\ Ft'.\'liR.\L DIRECTOR AND` ENIBA LMER r\...... .I..<. .....`l ...:...l.L .l'J.`1l).`ll1ll'JlU Open (lay and night Phone 218. 47 Elizabeth St. I is efcient food. If there is lack of normal vitamine content the food is like a wire without electricity; it lacks the power to function. 1 I I I I I AUTO LICENSES READ THE _-\1)\'I:IR.'1`lS1:ZI - 9.. a,........ Debentures of the Town of Barrie. 5} Per Cent. Iunun, Women Te Each Other How They Were Helped by Lydia E. Pink- ha.m's Vegetable Compound Gbod Investment. See me. J.:111nda'_\' mllcd for and dcIi.\'C1'ed Prices reasonable ,'m`kman. gmzn-21mc0d on $111 f21:1`:H\' \\'21.` W. BELL,T ISSUER D.......`.... A....... . 7 O TIN STRIG ET .\Ia.s0nic Temple Building . . --:--:, -...---._ Successor to J. Arnold Isuranco Guilty Conscience . . i 11\'c Pongfsi \ Pride THEY TELL mas} NEiGHBl)RS| buck : Wvok ly \ uulpul in .suh.=: `zm ho pn~.<<-nl v-an Hm-y~ l'ill'llll'K.\ \\lIU in-.; ;\u\\In, uu'| it`I.i1'.< or _2l'uin, lhv quality nr pm-; (lncin'_.', 1)()\\'L`l` 01' .which is in (l0u.bl. are invilml to send 3 ounce SAIIXIDIPS` to the C`--nu-:11 I )i\'isEon. ICxpo1'imeu!-.11 l"u1'm. ()Ilu\'21. for .111 anuly is and! livid trial. The 1019. .:i\'in;; 5,-`x-0:11:-srl -- 1 ` ...:II I... .... 4] 1\\'n1I' |'r\v C1111 IN` (l\`l('|llllH\`ll. .\h |lIL' p1'~.~'<-In :u'aila:bIv for this rutln-r limilr,-(I. sxunples \\'ii cluded in U10 1051 in the Im-i1':1z'x'i\'ul. 'l`h0ss.- cnmi Ln huh] H1-. fn v 1 1 l\l|Hh UH 1| ;\\("|| highly inlpnviam up po1'i<)dicz11ly I ;.'rr>\\'i1L4'. This. (lnne best by lryil conce1'n0d u 1':-\\' 111-0 most hi}.:hI_\' 1 xm:11'esI Iixpvrilne ('11l`01'Lum11el_\' uuutxl-1; 1?- H`-ll? l(llllH'| L<|ll'a lU u\:\u\\7 `(U II. All 51101) ('dS(`>'- it is 1'e0()iiii1wii(le(i Ihzlt. rho n-\'e1'~:(> ('0l11`.=n he 1z1.l{011 and than .z1:np1o.< 01' s(>e(l oi` Ihv \'zu'ietie:~: un- slei` S,1l$])i('iUl1 hn soul Iiw iixptwiixix-~11- ml l<`z11'm 1'01` stud)` us 2|.im\'e su_::~ _`_`(~'f~`Y(fl1. Such :1 (`()ll!'$'-` not only m:i_v lezul to the acuui1'i11;; oi` \'z11u-.ih1\ in- i`(n'1m11i011 I'e:.:=ui'(li11:_" the value 01' 21 _u'i\'-n surf, but. also sm'\'(-s H) o.=t;1h-, lish an illliillzllt` and diI`(`( L (`0l\H(`('- lion bet\\'i--en the Cereal l )i\'isim1 and Ihu iiarim-1' whom it seelis to serve. 1-`u1`ihe1*inm'e. the experts ('OI1ll(`(fit`(1 with the z1l)0\'o division recogiiize in 1110 501191119 21 pos: S()lll`(`(-I from which vuluzlblo starting points" for il1lDI'()\'(1 \'ui'io1`.o;< may bi" or} ` Du. Samxples m-i_4}1i1L: up I are free by mail when : Dominion Curezxlist, I l.`..nn. f\,1v..u~-. {\nv UL` rl -`.111 ` z1dd1`(-ss 1~>;:-11:111:4 111111-1-1-111'. (";111:1r1;1`.~: 1'111.1nt-1-.< :11'1* 111111-,h :m1111(lm' In-(la2_\' 1112111 \v11~1r 11111" (1011:11' 1'r,-210111-1` 11:11` ()\'l:1` six 1110111115 am), 101- we now 111111: 21. 1:L1';;e1' gold 1'es(11'\`u than 01111` before in the his- tory of the Dmninion. so any (lis- count on Canadian funds will not be caused by -.111 ination ozf Cam- zulizm currency. 1.. nnrlinnn mn- nx-r-pg: nf exports zulian In addition, our excess of exports over imports is an indication of our ilnancial staibility, for eleven months ending with February we not only exxported $175,000,000 more than for the same period of the previous year, but our increase in imports totalled only $42,000,000. The liquidation of debts owed the Dominion "by the British Govern- ment is another motor, as is the prospect of more British capital coming into Czinzitln, for our :l)orrow- ln_L: within the Empire iucreziscs the value of our funds in New York. Woodl)ridge, Ont.~-l took Lydia E. Pinkh:un's Vegetable Compound for fe- male troubles. l would have headaches, hackaches, pains between my shoul- ders and under my shoulder-blades and dragging down feelings on each side. I was sometimes unable to do my work and felt very badly. My mother- in-law told me about the Vegetable Compound and I got some ri;:{ht:1w:1y. it has done me more good than any other medi('ine I ever took and I rec- orrimend it to my neighbors. You are quite welcome to use this letter as a testimonial if you think it will help some mor siiill-1'91`. ' -l\'Irs. EDGAR SIMMONS, . R. 2, Woodbridge, Ont. In nearly every neighborhood in every town and city in this country there are -women who have been helped by Lydia E}. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound in the treatment of ailments peculiar to their sex, and they take pleasure in passing the good word along to other women. l`herefore. if you are troubled in this way,why not give Lydia E. Pink- ham'.= Vegetable Compound 3 fair trial. rm.:.. r..m,..-.a wommlu Hon mrndirinul \Ve would call the attention of our 1'ez1dm':~`. to the numerous zu1\'m'- tisements a.ppezu'ing 'l1l1hiS`D:I.D(.`l' and would beam-u.k for our adver- tisers ll 1i`b-ml .~'hur:- or _\'mI1' patron- 21.1.3.0. Shop \vhe1'v you are invited lu shun. 'Ul|llA|Illll k';`Il`(lll.`I, I4.\xI"l| "arm. O'tx:\\\'-.1, Om. Inside 2-uch pz1(=l Il1<;r:- n . at-nlnnvunl --i\`n fhn nu! ..x~ 5.... l\vevn (li1`I'(>1'u11l lheir u|)i1il)' \.1 nn .. 4.-in-.. El1ll\ill. he In-Id '}l{l.\l|'I.\"l'.\l. l".\R.'\l ()l-`l~`!-IR.`-Q l"lllh"l` .\ll) Tl) I.\l{.\}l~}I.\' Frill. 39 will risml wi .'~`(-`l]lll`I11 ~ (1l`I('l'11Ii H :u'z1ila:l ' l 2 Ill hr l:` nun ;.;L\nA;, ;<.nL-um-'.< c:n`ri(>(l 0\'v1' ['01 (11 : \".lI`iI`tiv.~' _\`m1's until lh(,`il` \`:1IuI;' nul. .\s the land at )Iv \vm'l< is will bn in- Ol'(l!`l` 0! -m 1.... 1' czu'0.< to L10\'()I(', ~10 it. In x ` on o'.\.~ ..a...l.- v|L- n|n\\'u u1I1r.. IUTI` |HlH' lllllll IIIU il\tfl`l I 'l (~1'o11r,-0 which exists I \'zu'ieIies in 1'<-spcct 10 giro p:1_\'in:,- ro- .-n |`u1'm 1nz1l it. t 111211 t'a.1`1xu\r.~~. vlwck the SONS xhv.\' urv u` n... 1... I...` lk1IT|!lIllH\`.`Ilu.`u ll emu] .\`x:1lion. tl1i:~' .`~'orI of mm than the On\ .1...-nu. on mam .= v egeuwlc Lmnpuunu .: sun LA MA). This fumnus remedy, the medicinal , . . . . . xngrn-1wn*s ut whxch are derwed from Z'00ts and herbs: has for forty years provuvl Its value In such cases. Women vhere bear wlllmg tesmmony to "derful vlrtue of Lydxa E. Pmk- `haha 5 \'e-grstable Compcund. C L'|)HllIl}.' for trial } l(J I-4 IIHIILEJFE 1 a(1(l1'(4.<.<:m1 to I-Exp:-1'i1m-~nIz'x'I iUl'Lll|.'l ml decline Ml |(ll1Xl' 5 which h_\' 1110: Sh()1l1(] 1m` and! I ) Making the heaviest loading since . the b'1g (`top year of 191: ), grain `yloadem on the western lines of the {Canadian Pavifin: Railway from Sep- ! tember 1st, 12:22, to March 7th, 1.923, inclusive, totalled 118,565 cars. This is 16,000 more cars than were loadrd i during the CO1`rC`$p0DdlIlg` season of I last year. ----- I A C.anadi:m Pacific Railway tram, i ' over half a mile long, left Oshawa fm` - ` New York recently. The train was [ composed of .32 flat cars, each carry- ` -ing from four to six autonmhilcs, .and was the first solid train to leave |.Oshawa for New York. : I 1---_4--j:--2- \"ancouv(-1` as a grain port has] gone over the top and is assured of achieving the 15,000,000 bushel ob- ! jective set for the 1922-1923 crop year, according to statistics issued at the Vancouvvr Merchants Ezcchange. i Whiie in mid Pacific, the wireless operator of the Canadian Pacific Steamship Empress of Russia w21.~`. in touch with the Leafield wireless station in Englarid, and received a number of news items. The ether waves were evidently carried across the Nortii Poie, as we were on the other side of the worlri, said Cap- tain A. J. Haslcen, commander of the liner. BARRIE S BEST LAUNDRY An Owen Sound deputation which recent':_v intc-rvi:-wed Canadian Pa- cific(RuiIway offici.-115 in Toronto, urged the ln1i`.dm',_a: of a line from Owen Sound, thrn:\g a 1\1o:,ard and on to Collingzwood and then on to a point; on the Sud'nury line near Co`;d- water. The officials are reported to have been interested by the sugge`- tions made by the delegation. Lyomrnmcnz, 101' me par: Lalicn him as comnrandm` of the lit .\1unt::xr_3!c" in saving the crew the I"re1'.ch steamer ii; Tien", the ("nina coast. |l'Zi\: l'.lE|'..'. \\l:il H `|1l5`il1'L\`> II {III 'm\\'.:rtI.x` ;xn:1I'4'!L\` um! lmul)l<~. \\'u- h:1\`c~ ;1> l1Iilll)I`il)` (}n'.'<'I'I1xm`1H :1! (>:- 1u.\\';L uml in (,)nI:u*io. Thu I'zirim-r.- mid labor (:onL1'o11ing the situa.t.ion in ()nt.2u`io (:()IlH)1ll'(1 hzwo less Hum om-,-thirtl of the rogisteru(1 Vote m the D1`0\'viI1C(`. 'l`l1:1I. cannot i':on-l.inuo; il. wvilxl stifle business, and the indi- cations are that we may have :1. per- iod of trouble going through it. Hi private corpomtions conducted their business in the way that the Ontario and Dominrion Gnovernmenbs are ad- minwistering the affairs of the people, they would soon cease to exist. Rising in the Legislature `before the orders of the day. Dr. Forbes Godfrey. Conservative member .for West York, provoked laughter by reading a. telegram which he solemn- ly assorted he had received at a birthday party he held about a week ago. It ran: Congra.tu1ations on your 21st birthday. May you livo long to represent West York. The hatchet is buried. Issue as many as you like. Drink lleztrty. (Sir._:nod) W. E. Ranoy." Dr. Godl'1'e_\'- oh- sorw-d, amid rohc-.v\'ed lztughtor, that ho hoped tho message was genuine, as ho ro_L-,'n.1`d(-(1 it :13 one of tho p1oas zultest ho had ever received. It was evidence, he felt. that at least we -an ho triumlly at birthday p'.u`t'xos." _{r 1:0 spite 952 km {ere and There (YHLUP l)(.'l quality. The L\'o1'1hc1'n .`u1\';m<-+2 I .*M"l!(H)|..N' .\ll'>`-'|` .\l.\l{!`I (`|'l`l.'/.l'I.\'.*ii E In 1110 ('()lH`!~'(` iud(11`:-ss to thv O [.\-.=-: ciz\Iirsn in '1`: `t-\'onin:.-. Mr. J. (J. ilnn. .~'11'v&&:v Ihu ...... 1.. "no .. LEM 3R@$..` i\V(` 111'!` H) _`-(LN Zlll.\'.\'- Ill,`l|' ML`. nan lbllil(l(*l',\` wn must laogin 4\:a1`1y `plan and think in tm-ms 01' (`.un:\ .-\n(I Hm \\'n1'k. he said, m\\':u`ds I lend must he czu'1'ie(l on in |S('h()()IS and colltegvs u-1' thv Dun `ion. I"<.n' :1 10112` Linn`: In r-mun < .\...|-:....- .....m I... .1... nw.rm /:(.'lI`llIHl\ll|`-4 lllllhl Ill` IXl(' [Iii and p1`vdmni11z1ti11:; missiun scllonls. The im:1:.i1mlion Ipups 11111.41 hr- stinnllzm-ti outlook on our \\'nntlm`1'n! lu- Ihoir hopes and ;1; m ce:1l1`x-`(I upon Ctum-'.i:1 and Lhv place it mus! hold in lhv I-`I111 and ('n1np1cU.- mu.~~1 hp 0: !)iIinu:< for thv cmm11;\".~` '0: the uphuildin:_' and (l:-'\'uIo))1n hull `I 1-nnlinuni in :'? MIL: IIpuunuuI_~ uuu u:"\x:n h'.x1|':L (-nnlinenl in rig! l'1'e(-r.Imn :l11(l h:n'mm1i0u.~' in :11] our p;u'1.~'. It has lhnt the m:1lw1'.~: of Calm, [Hm halls of p:n'1i:mwn1: hp true in purl --and I for :1 mmmnt. (ie`il'1l(`.l `splemlid \\'m`l{ um` mlhvl unrlr-r-.{tin'n nnrl nlh:-1*< ginm .\']_)l |llllll \\|)I'|\ l)lll' l1llJl|`l'.\ UL `.od(-1'aiIi0`n and 0l1)L`1`$ . h:1\':- pe1`1'o1'nmd~~hut, my <-m1rn-ptimx 1.: mal the real I11z1'.:ex`s of C:1n:1(l21 zuw in I110 schools of the (-mlntry. '[`1wn the t1'a1i11i11:: is [)l`()\`i(]l`l1 1111:. lu- H-1op.< oiIiz:\n.~:hip and i! is my \\'i. that I mi;.'nI (.`lHD11:lSiZ(` t11i:::_'I'uz11I_\'~ to-be-d1~sin-(1 I'eatu1'e of H(`h()()] work. \\ e need (rm-, nohlv, .`=e-1'1 -(lvn_\'iI1::. seIr1'-sursricingz men uml wnnx.-n \\'l10S0 love mi <.-ounlr_\' will lmd them into me 1u1'_;'m' liI'- dmnumlml :1` `I71. ..1-.. in nvenin an nun uv:.n-lhv ` UH" interesting exposition ever held in Scandinavian W HAT is planned to be the greatest and most will be held in the old Swedish seaport of Gothenburg from May 8th to September 30th next. Most of those who are touring Europe this year will endeavor to include Gotlumburg in their iLinerz=.ry. and thousands will probably go to Sweden from all parts of the world for the specific purpose of visiting the Jubilee Exposition, which, in physical proportions and -nu-:a-.r.ns.u na variety of exhibits will be the greatest ever held north of the Baltic. The grounds cover over '75 acres, and in addition to historical, cultural and other exhibitions ranging from fine-:1rts to exports, numerous interna- tional meets will he held; automobile and aviation , meets, printing and journalistic congresses and athletic _ and gymnastic competitions, etc. Foreign athletes are being provided with ti'an. by the authorities, `and such an interest is being taken in the games that Canadians `Will Visit Gothenburg Exposition 0 01' Hm Ontario 'l`n |~r\i\I1\ IUHXU III] lilliul I. .'I' .-. .. A dllu \`.u1n|':I` r_\' `_ de`1IuuHl(`Ll1 to our \\'m-thy` 1r\|I vn :v\\v\|II.V_-` `w3v*u$V,i*'!`i3 III l`(lHIl` (Z||x` the prnrtmmll nixsiun of H11.-1 :r\v\ l\`- 11.. ll 15 III_\ \\A.`l| I this _;ru;11I_\'- :=e-!'I'~(lP:1_\'i11_'.-', ..v\\ I J ]|I".\l|ll'll||{|l l*)l1I.".;1I.iu11: 1l nu 'l`uo.~'dn_\' 01" lx'in_~.:.<- n:u1i:1n.~'.. . n..e:,.n\ Jll lll lll|.` n of UN 11 by un ll1`1'iln`-'.v. nulls! `ml . her for whip. A U.1-`.O. party cam-u.< on I-`ritlay Inst, chose Ed:.;;u' James 1-Jvuns, mem- on \\'em I.- in l".~n. South .H`imcm-, sxxcm-s:s;iu11 H`i(-ks. 0*.` Soulh `Huron. who {L-n(le1'- ed his :`-siunzuion in Hm I.o_gis1uturv day. Mr. H ) l HS I`I\'u11:<. p:u'1y ;\I1(11'e w l'urmm'- nlnnnual _..__.: _j_ -__ 9 1-,.;'`1`~`.`;E,'-:.=.-_,-~~. J. l'I\'.\N.\'. .\'()l"l'll SI.\l(`()I-I. Sl'('(`lCl'Il)h' Hl(.'l{.`-3 .\S \\'HlI LADDIN`S wonderful lamp has its modern counterpart in a savings accotlm. Plxone (3'l_.G. ., \ From a savings account your home and all that it means to you may come; opportunity, content- ment and independence for the future, all are possible in :1 savings account. And you can increase it by your own efforts. Once you staft it, it keeps on growing both by what you add to it and by the interest it accumulates. Why no`; start one new in the nearest branch of the I n n A . n . . ..4.-.A tar: I EUUL. ..`2lUII IU . \ll\|ll:\\ siunzuion ' 1' Him, was {ir.'~'.t elocu-1] . v\.. I). I .... A savings accmu:s. ;:;--_ its great p:assibiEii;i+e's In 2511 1:n.'\".\'<:11i~:.< ; `` scum of and Crnfbz. 3. one of mu bcauunu entrances to ma . spurts grounds at the Exposition. special excursion and tourist; trains will run practically every sports day from different parts of Sweden and the adjoining countries. mvervthina has been most th0X`0UIl1lY Dlanned and the adjolmng countries. Everything has thoroughly planned the whole community of Gothenburg is working hard to make its largest undertaking a success. Its beau- tiful situation on the alluring west coast archepclago is a great attraction to the town, which is full of in- terest and variety from an architectural point of view also. No expense has been spared by the interested individuals or the city itself, and for the purpose of gathering historical material, Baron af Ugglas and Dr. Sixten Sttombom have excavated Gothenburg s two ancestral cities, Gamla Lodose and Nya Lodose, and have made some of the most important and inter- esting archaeological finds in North Europe in recent years. On the site of the ancient town of Gamla Lodose near Gothenburg. Baron af Ugglas, has un- covered a church almost as large as the present Gothen- burg Cathedral, several smaller churches, city walls, a castle, private houses, armour, tools, etc., which ` throw considerable light on the history and culture of '- early Scandinavia. A model of the church and some of the armour and tools will be exhibited in the his- , torical section of the Exposition. Dr. Strombom s ex- 1 cavations still continue within the limits of the city of Gothenburg. and visitors will have the opportunity oi . . inspecting for themselves the ancient works and for- ; tifications. . Alvnnriv n lnrtrn number booked