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5 All an s year 1 .\V0 [DC from mknzl Av 1 Alberta V urn Hnun 1.- thousand nnn fkn ITn .1 OH Lrzuns 4' at the 33 p0 ) Kingsgate, this year. HAMPTON E. J ORY - Kmg Block, Barrie [NSUll-.-\N(7l ].il`0, Fuslmlty, Plate Glass, Automobile. l`lC|(l}'l,` ;\(.`l~).\' --Ca,nadi:m Pacic Railway and Steamship Lines. Likewise C .:n:n' .\nc110r and .`\nCh01`-DOI12L1(1S()I1 Lines. Bookings L0 e\ e1',\' part of Lhe \\'u1'l(1. Service uno.\'ce11e T1`2).VO1 C.L .R. 1)().\llI\'l0.\' E.\'I`l}]<}HS MONEY Ol{l)l".I{.`-4 'J`eleplu'mc.~;: Uice 183. ]{c.~'i(lcnce 5-I9 3 than 1 [U usun the An I-~.u~. I HUIU Ul LII!` IlH'I' | \v<.-re well packed 1 taken ashore at A11 kw an-...ln I .7...- W35 | last. 3 UHIl.eU DI rams and `r ,Il(`l 1111111]; United -ne nhrl H. KL Lne l`:I'IL" , to be hrd in `th to 0:.-toht-I` financed, mm- y the F0al:2r:11 imaterl cost is Canadian rail- :hibits on ad- ) a floor :<;1ace + nl` rkn run... I IIUUT 5}lEl(' t of the (`::!1:1- estimated at weeks Bgliable, Comfortable, Good Lcioking grants States high- 5 from 3., dur- Ly LU lub- nnun J. A. Richardson, village `clerk, has bee11 invfornled :by the H.E.I . Commission of Ontario of a credit balance due Grand Valley of some $1,500 on account of 0.verc1)a1'_:;. A1*t1nu' ' closing 0 sham) at G evenings t I .-\l a. depth of 165 feet Fleslmrton [Rink Co. has sec.u1'e(l a splendid supply of water `for rink purposes. Mr. Dellerby was the driller. Rev. F1`. E~;:a11 01' C011in:.'.wood is p1~o`pa1`in-:4` to erect. a. Roman Calolic Church at \\"asz1._;z1 Beach to cost about $5,000. It will face the bay. O Boy1o Bx'os., of I\Iyx`t1e, near Whitb._v, shhpped :1 carload of :potzL- toes from that point to `.\I.ontrea1| last week, paying (We a bag to the farmers. \ The Flosherton Advance reports` a. niysterious mortality among youn:.; pigs in that district. I{1xn(]1'e(ls of R. H. Halherr, of U.\`bride, 11.1 . for North Onlarin. is ill in the To- ronto _;'ene1'a1 hospital, su1Te1'ing' from a serious internal trouvble. _..g.__. I Dm'han1 Hydro Commission has received notice that they have :1 sur- }plus of `over $6000 to their credrit. `Star: .\n 0.\'t'or(1 $25 for t`eedi calves to his 1 the public he: nu; toba 1 last t 1\|' Q1 Double-Ender and Driver. Roy Goode 5 nhu 11 nraoc in nuy uuuue M bu horses in st, Smurday, $175. Felt Mattresses, $7.00 up little 1'` T) COMPLETELY EQUIPPED WITH EVERY- THING THAT IS ESSENTIAL FOR SERVICE, AT A PRICE WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. L). L\. Lge outside with the C Bull Dog Sole Leather A. . 3NHHTBY IS THE HIGHEST PRICED SOLE LEA- THER ON THE MARKET. GUARAN- TEED T0 OUTWEAR ANY ORDINARY LEATHER. WE USE IT TO REPAIR YOUR HARD VVORK SHOES OR FINE SHOES. For Fifteen Years the Only Up-t-o-Date Shoe Repairer in Barrie Two I)0m's VV(?.s"( of B01] J`c1op1mm'> Ofce. DISTRICT BRIEFS \`lUlU LIUV wt'eedin.; ) his 1103 {us I I. UL LHC eleven this $111 31-33 Bradford Street. me1'ch-.1nts `E 01` their t\lr\IvnI\ n'n`I\ ECU H15 Ll 1is hogs, health 2 J ii;11't s I.-`$11.. n cbunly lillwr H143 CAL Ullh o'clock I|\\m\\(\n me I I{h1gston 3 baby :1 clnrn nn 1 uu u_v store 1'1'ia;;'e. Full of It n E'n_::1ish.m:1n has to Ixmko electricity being so we know a ` who are human pu . czlrlozul I llnu-nu `\\v ; `bontemplate 1 business pm \nnl- runs 0. unuu H u-3 meal of 1 offence .,. x_v u.v uu uvemg _\' 11 u and `. 1'en1m'ed from its unrl \\\r\ r1n plate the as places Sznturday | of `.\Iz1ni- ' auction ge price s ned 1` -dead under Mn Alb made Brys0nm;6imMorley 5 A. E. SMITH IJUDHICBB. .\11'. James Bouke of Thornton died at his home there on Sutur- `da_v'n101'ning, April 28, in his 8311] year. `The deceased wzt 2L quiet, respectu-hlo citizen, hi;.;hl_\' l`(.`SvDPC{l,`(l ]by all who `knew h-Lm. He is sur- vived by 21 widow, two sons, V\'&1Ii2un of Thornton and Matt 01` Ialrlnnontou, and one .\I1's. (Re.-\'.) Simp- son of Toronto. The remains were buried at Thornton on 1\Iom1uy last. f\\r\ o .. .. ....1 1r_..1. Toronto and York gootl roads |co1mnissi0ners Fri-duy afternoon last .u\'zu`(led contracts a1noun1in5.{ to` $~100,000 for work to be done on the good roads system in the county this summer. The rozuls on which the work is to be done are Scarlett mad, Don Mills road, Brown s Line, Weston road, Kennedy rozul, York road and Sutton road. In all about 22 miles of good road, with concrete base, will be constructed. The axvemge -cost per mile is close to $20,000. l)k l'l. 1486, El L4UlllHg boy, built a bird house ' cently sold for $26. It roomed bungalow, hands pd srrpnn and tho 1'nnl' [baby porkers have _dled this spring |1nany farlners losing their whole llitters a few hours after birth. ulfi the an-1 Bert nu Ln: An up-to--date stock of 5 a 1'osu_1 he effect th d1-iv<'-rs vs assisting nrinrr Hum The - Northern - Advance CIn.s'<*d E\'m'_\f \V0d11csd;1y 1) Lee, Slirnl CARPETS LINOLEUMS ETC. FURNITURE Collingwood I hnnun xvhinh Rage Seven 3 which ` It In n 4 p.m. school 1 he re- twelve y paint- niuu nn JOB Letter Headings Note Headings Statements, Bill Heads Envelopes of every kind -3000009000000 OX OO%X% O%O: l'l..\.\'l.\ (} .\m.I, ' l)l'ZS'l`l{(')\,'l<}D BY I~`ll{l-1 Llllilll llil.-5 LH.\|.1U\ \3lLU {mm wind. a 10L 01' 1'01- power plants. We armzqmzlsfor I/It /103;.` ` :2 of-- :- A I 1 In v1~r- n VULCANIZING sou}- dI\'J"[l"}'?'1J}{ CHECK BOOKS DEALERS in Canada I LId.I'l'l1i.t('l\L`U L111] Wllil MHUCS Lilli Silillifl With thy turned down silken hose `And thy thin, tnu1sp2u'e1iL clothes, \\`ixh Ihy red lips reddoned more. Sum-aretl with lipstick from the store With thy niuko-111) on thy face, [ .\n(l thy bobbed hair's juumy <.:mc<~,| l1'om my h<,-art I give thee joy, ' (112141 thuat I was born 21 buy! I I i I There were 23 11nz1nlhm'ized strikes in (he :1nthx`acite Ininus be- tween Docemher 16, 1922, and l l~`( 28 last. z1cr:0rding to 2:. re- lport made public last week by the gmwrul committor: 01' anthracite operators. The suspensions in- \`n1w-(I 25,325 mom, and tho tnnnzxge 1(1.<.t was (>slimz1te(1 at 243,000. Slel;.*l1t"s p1:111`in_-.5 mill at StEL)'l1(`fl'% was Lotally desn'o_\'e by fire last, "1`lmrsda_\' al`t.e1`noon. The re, frmn what cause is not yet 1{l10\\'I], brolcel out u.bou1 12.20, wlugn the mnIp10_\'(-e.~: were zuv:1_\ at (linm-1'. So fast did the flames spread that the tire dc- partment unable, to save tlml buildings. :9 3:(Ir. Greer s stable, close; 1)) , also `(15 tlestroyml. l0:wI.l1e1` with a quantity of lumber. TllOl'(;` was but small insurance. Vkn ...:H wrlxlnh Iv-nn nvnnbnll lug-l `\\'l'l`l`l .-\l Ol.()(ll`IH 'l.`() Ul->'.~'inL'S on thrm, little dame, B1lI`(`l)i1CKP(l 3411'] Wilh knees "the s \\'Hn Ohv uuc-nrul t1r\Ilv|\ nzll-nu 1 Folders, Programs Posters, Dodgers Sale Bills, Cards Mercantile Circulars Invitations, Circulars THE ;\DVERTISF).\[E`NTS. Tllltl B.\TH<}I0(')'[` BOY Phone 195. Barrie. 4 buslcut U.\;\1llI.\D CIU SH1'JL'l`lu`l{ The Executive Bx for the following wisl1 to express the same to those who l bered this good \v .\lrs. T. Sinclair, cake; Mrs. N. Dym daily; .\Ir. 1*`. C211 om11g-\s; .\I1's. True Mrs. Lully, child's books, toys, clothi Bin], clothing; .\I1's. Mrs. Broxvn, clothi potatoes, pa Cults, czllltly; .\ Fri: divs, hut, snslt; M1`. potatoes, llztslwt on ` in_;-"stall". S]; l)2Luj.:l1 lvlt hats, child's t `pair hont;<; Mr, J In--IS; (.'UlIlpUIl.\':'.ll .<::11.l\"ir:l|< .<. (~znl:,-; S (Tlztss, SZl.l!(l\\'l(`lll'S. `.:nh:1m. 1 54111. mu] .V. ()1'clm1' 1 lm:: p .\':I.l)l). 1 lb. 2 llas. lmticx`, `l rlo7.<-n :2: ,~, .\I l'1'11it; )lr.<. Wm. K .~_\*x*np; 1):`. .\r11;1ll, : (,';111wx'o11, x'o21.~'t ot ' suit of l:o_\"s clothe bo< of l`('L'IJl`(1.':. IL \\`o11l ho hum Hvnnllnt /.0` :.|xH.`l butt:-1' jut` 1'1 Palm Beacll reports all shades of nut, Ch1hm\Dl_{ll and beige S!0CkiI11.;s are worn with colored shoes and even with _'.;oM ones for (-\`<-11in},-'. The E:.:_vptizu1 vogue is apl thur 1)r;111lu1'izL- the sandal comes to cI1o0.sin,:: suxmner for seashore and -mountain. S'I`.\YI\'|'Il{. Board are g1'a.'t0f11l donations and their thanks for the so kindly 1'e1nen1- work. ' 3 baskets apples, Dymonl, pail of milk Czincilla. 3 dozen Ti'zice_\'. 7 jars fruit; cot, high c-l1-air, toys cl0thin_:; .\l1's. Cupi.| 12:.-.1 "inn. . u..,. m...... .,u,..i.;_.._.| v.u..b\.7, .1115. J.lLll.L-_\, I Jdlb uu1L, Bird, l1_\'nn. clothing; c1othin.:,-`; Mr. Litswr, p0tuIoe., pachzyqe fancy bis- Friend, 2 girl's mid- S. H. Smitlx, bug onions; .\I1'. .\I01'n- 1)zu1:.:}1lers 0|` Cmpi1'c,. lzuxns. 1'n1)he1's, 1| pair Plumxro, buslu-t 3()1llpUI1.\`L'.Ii(H1 I-`und dance, uni: ` ` {.`1_\ _xL-sun 11:40 we Dli1.(`(*(l :1 mlby with `:1 Inuidml Indy. and now $110 wishx-5 ishe could adopt another. and with tours of joy on h:-r chrmks she gzu'o this re-21:=nn, I`m- now I krmw tho Vholy joy 01` nmIherhr)otl." \Vhnf's fa. home without :1. baby ? It the ydoctor won't bring one to your home, get. om` from the Children s .-\id Society on far bctlm' tt-*rn1s. ` 1 xv I hmn.-m am... _~,uxnuL;; All pU.])llH ussortc- colors Puml Buzwh. ` Dull Crepes are growing; .sa_v Fm.-nch h0us<:-.s-, bur. `buyers doclarc shiny slur lconled sill: will he 1'uvo1'u(I D().\'.~\'l`[().\'S T() `i-ll.l.DIEI\"S l)lIlll.\'G APRIL ILu1UuuL UL l these gifts, In vnnucun-o II the Luv: ;,'l\L.`Ib. I A few \\'e0l ago we placed :1 bzmy boy in a childless home and now we lm\'e a letglm` trying to` ex- p1'e-ss their joy, but it.is ens) to see ' they hu\`en`1. told ]1:1lf\vI1z1t they hm]. !Si:< _\'(-ars ago we plzwvd baby with in maid:-n lnrlv nnd nnxv um ....'..n...` \\'idu s_I'dvd ]_u1`}.-'3.) `h:1,ts ':1\,\',ury buck` brims l1.:u'u hen 11'iu;;111i}1:.;x$ up the -hue-Ii,` 0} thick sprz1y`u.c1'o,~:s the Imt I at one side. `V115 Ulll .VIllZl.1l lllbl1['iL1lCU. The mill, which was erected last year, emcpioyecl about eigiit. men and had 11 1ZlI`,L`.'e number 01` orders on hand. his destruction is quite 11. 10ss| to the town.. | I 1 _.____. 3 Two 01' tllree t;-.\'t.-niIlg.,' l'l'0(:kS with Iknoo len:.:th llounces have SUlI`t(.`(l to IzLp.pear at Palm Beach. One in :.:1`0_\' E11100 was noted at the Beach Club, `with :1 heavy rope or the lace about the knees. I SmneU11x1:.: quite new from Paris (`omes in the 1'm'm of porcelain plaques or pvmlnnts, that czu'ry :1 !\ or,\' (`lose :1]l0\'m' d0.'~:i{4n 91' hand id(_-.cm'utin;.: in many colors, and these are mounted on black cords and have tzxssc-ls mz1d(- 0|` the tiniest. 01' heads in 211] the Iigyptiaux colurings. ` I)`ll_ll ; the Announcements Blotters, Receipts Memorial Cards Circular Letters Colored glass bracelets are daily aiming in p0.pnl:u`ily and \v.0rn in \'{)1'If-1] Prllnru luv H... .1 . A ulucluu, Illilsl. ()1 l)('[`} Hit clollu-;~:; ' ox 01` would be hard tc mount of child j0 _\-" hesc and just 1 0 measure the joy L` h n ah-nu-p Winn: in H nu; , .l. ; ucuu, .1 sun 3 unu- Lt, , M1 . , 1)ElILL{}1l0I`S Empi1'c,. ts, ll I mxs; CmnpvnsuIim1 Tht s, 011110; St. .\ml1'e\w."s Bhble (':\k0: .\II'. A. T. 1. 1 nmplo s_\'1'np; Mr. ;\. mm], 1 poI:1tuc:~'; .\l1'.H:. Mc- 1 buitvr; (';uI1n`ie \V.I., n11:m- i-xv 4`.-uh |\1l4v`I\l\`.\:\:\.. !.\Slll().\' HI.\'T.S' ix::.; buyers tell 012:1 Paris ' ustricll l'cLLLhe;' Uiulnlings 1-.:,\\'rup.$, with some nmrn-` s01'Ll.,\'_(lL'upg:d IL'UC1iS with .\ll how This ` lows is .sh0wI'n:. \: |`ny- IIL`:v\a Inuit, . _|ilI'>.~ 1rllIl.; .\ll.'~:S st 0|` In- ; l~`1'0d Zeihr, r-Imh.-.~ 'I`h.. \.-...,...:,-.,. hard to estimate the rl jr)'_\-" produced by] about as hard oxpu1`ie11c0d by ..\., uuuuu: n.1,,` ' fruix, l)u_:` potatoes, ;\I1's. Bmhznn, Jill` l\'m'1'. 23 :21]. maple ll, 2`. .i:u'>:. fruit; '.\Ii.'~:s nl` h..m'- L`.-ma , 1\:`\|v l IJULIPF U"I'n1S. Justice, Sec1'otm'y. uu_\ uuu \\'.m'n by the dozens in favor, ;, 1`(:*Y.l1I`I1illj.{ lil)_V sllrfuces and > 1'zu'm'0(1 this fall. The N01-thm Advance l,'l , 1` ruu /.4L`l11I' The .\1`n101`ic:s to fur- unrlsul uvhnn :9 0 6 069990000009609000004906OOQOOOQOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO . L lwund new 1I.xi11s;~~:1.s' if of the top In. an .-1n.rrh,- l.'sL\) HU\'L`I' ejilzex` in :1 t or banked with "cm- '`:L\`)' Ilowvr .iHn~... in .. ll [U IUI" when it foo l gea 1' .-\lb01'f:.'1 lms a provincial decit of about two millions, lllzlkillg four millions 1'01` two years. The 1~`zu'm-, arc` (`.n\'nI'nnvnnf znf T<`.:`lvnnnfnn haul Hlllllllllh JUI l\\U _)l"z|.['S. LIIU 1'iL|'Hl C-rs` (}m'01'I11119nt at Edmonton has? not r<~ e.\'penditu1'es, but has; inc1'ez1sed them. r;1Liii;rary an (.'L`llLS, Italy an cents, Sp:-.iz~. 33 cents. Swit'/,e1'lan(l 27 cents. 'I"n9 25 cent pm` \\'m"d rate to Great Britain and Irol:md is still in effect for special rush cables. Corres,'mnd- ing rmliic-tions have been made in the rules to other countries in Europe and bomnd via Atlantic cables, and the now deferred rates will be cane- hulf of the full rates quoted above excl-pt to Great Britain and Ireland, where the existing (leferred rate cf 9 cents per word is unaltered. The memory of the early mission- aries of the Oblate Order will he perpetuated by the Canadian Pacific Railway, and several stations on the extensions of their lines between Kipawa and Qu-inze will bear names of ear.;; members of that organiza- tion whioh did so much for the colonization of the c'oun1.1'y. There are thirteen new paper making machines being installed in Canadian paper mills this year. When erected and running full these machines will consume more than 350,000 additional cords of wood a year. Canada is already annually consuming and exporting more than 5,000,000 cords of pulpwood, repre- sentzing'the growth of a century or more on 1,250,000 acres of land. A new service for motor tourists desiring to pass between the main- land and Vancouver Island has been inaugurated between Bellingham and Victoria. The Motor Princess, with a capacity for fifty automobiles and 250 passengers, plies twice daily be- tween the ports. This boat is motor driven ahd the first of its kind to be operated on the Pacific side of the continent. TIRES ! The Canadian Pacific Telegraphs have announced the following re- duced ratcs per wv)x`(l for cable mes- sages to the following countries effective to-uay:--Au;~'Lria, 30 cents, llulgrium 23 cents. France 22 cents, Germany 25 cents, Great Britain and Irelunrl 20 cents, Greece 35 cents, H.un;_rary 3?. cents, Italy 26 cents, 27 'i"nn 0" uni nun n-:..~/l -urn 0-n flan-u!~ _( Seeding i later this 5' ICC( the XXV. 'I`went_.mtwo t] to Canada fl O1"t1 were inspected ` way crossings at ` Port Arthur to I ing March of t In 1922 Canada produced 2,418 tons of salt cake, valued at $54,804, and 1,329 tons of Glauber salts valued at $42,719, according to gov- ernnientlfigures. There are a num- ber of immense deposits of Glauber ' salts in the province of Saskatch- ewan, which are at the present time . only in the initial stages of develop- ` ment, but it is anticipated that the next?-few years will see a consider- : able increase in p1`O(lL`.C`Ll0n. I I l 1 I 1 , . OI A111 The Canadian exhibit at the Brit- ish Empire Exhibition, London fvom April 20th 31st, 1924, is to lie trollod uncl di1`evte_d by Go\'ex'7unont. The f_`i\'tilTI21tL"i (f1l\l\I'If\ T'1~n ftvvn la.n..,li-un "nil \X()\ L"['. HTl(`Ul. 1110 QSIIIUZIICVI C0571 $1,000,000. The two Canadian r 'l`f):l(1S are planning exhibits joining; sites, 03011 with Sp of 1),U()H foot. The cost (`:1 rlinn Pacific exhibit is "."IlI(\ m\.!\. The (`.'1n.-'1r!?:1n Pacific E:npres.<. of Russia," 11; Lwailing, carriwl a shipme dizm frogs for Japan. IIvI\t\ ...\,.....u...l in l>l.;. L\l\`l] ICE. \JH UUIHQ HlliE`I`l B.SI'l0T`E EL \ okohuma these fru;:.~` wxll be ;:r:ulu- ally warmed until they are ready to hp lot lnnco whr-n lhnv will hru Hlx- O1n-_po]ir-,_v has :11wa_\fs been to see that each and (`,\'01'_\' cu.s't0m01' 1'cc0'1\'ed full value for eve1'_V dollar sponf with us. If a Tire p111'c11ascd from us did not give the S(31`Vi(`0 to whi<-11 a <`-ustomer was e11tiod, {hell we have 211- \\'ayS tried 1:0 make :1 fair and satisfz1cto.1'y adjust- lnc-nf. As pmof of H10 S;1fis`l. z1('1`0r_\f S("1`\`i<'0 `that we givo, we sold during 1Sf)f2:2 11'l01'C 1"l1zm double `Elm 11umbL-1' of 1'(;`S 111211` we sold in ].`)21. "0 have in stock nbouf 1:30 `ri1'(2:~:, in whivh is in- cluded most evm-_\f size. '0 in\'i1`e _\'ou1' il1s])m'1`i0]1. All rep.-xix.` xmrk g'11zu':m10cd, of mllrso, and times put on fl- of c11m'g'c. McKEE & MCDONALD urn shipmen ( was reserved in the hold n and the trzxvnxllurs xx in {nu n I-.37. +..l.-I. 111) warnmu `JHLJI llliiy are [Veil be let loose, when they will b erated on the lawns of Jay) in1pm`ters, with the idea of 52 the Japanese a new industry '1 production of t'1'og:.= legs. 'H.`:Kl FILL 3)0.00(;`. hi the passing of Charles Clarke at his Toronto home, the Canadian Pacic lost one of its oldest locomotive engineers. In the pioneer days of Canadian railroads, the late Mr. Clarke used to drive an old wood-burning engine known as a double-ender, and the engine on which he made his rst run as engineer on the Canadian Pacic is shown above. He was born in England 76 years ago and started railroading at the age of eighteen with the old Midland line, joining the company from whose service he was retired about twelve years after. ' .3.?E!}.::5 {ere an`c1'T11ere Barrie, Ontario.