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Page Eight; A SIMPLE SELF-WORKING PLAN THAT SAVES YOU A MONEY ON EVERY PURCHASE` On Saturday, May 9th, _we are introducing a permanent new system {of cash discounts. For `each '25c you spend in this store on .and `after that date you will -receive ,a cash discount bond. You can `use these bonds .in this store just the -same as money. We will redeem them at their full face value at any time ,in _any ;number, on any purchase. These bonds mean an additional discount `on prices that always represent the highest values obtainable -in quality of goods and of service. There are no strings, no conditions. Just 'make sure you get your bonds, then cash them here whenever you are `making purchases. No thrifty buyer can afford to -overlook the worth-While savings ' these bonds `offer. Special Values for Men and Boys Announcing Our I Mr. Samuel Dutcher, ligilimhouse keeper ad: Meafm' for ty years, died on Tuesday, May 51:11. `.his old guiartluian of the hsarbo-1` light was in his 95th year and was born in 1830 in the >t0VVI`l'S-llvlp of King`. Deceua.-sed was an uncle of rbhe late Edward Dutcher of Barrie. His nst ligfht rho watch was a lantenn placed on a twenty foot pole, and Samuel Dutch- er never missed a night than: he (llld not climb the pole and light the lam- utern. Captains on itihe ships in uhose days clatimed it was the best Ilglllt on the Georgian Bay. His first salary was $75 a year. This was raised to $260 a year in 1876, which was his `salary till his (learth. men's Ixlsvtitute held at the home of Mrs. H. Emle, Lou-isa St., on TL11Ul`S- day `last, the followinsg ofcers were elected : P1'esident--M1~s. T. R. Huxvbable. 1st Vice-Pres.---Mrs. T. Smith. 2nd Vice-Pres.--Mrs. J. Czuvanaglm. 3rd Vice-Pres.-M1-s. D. Jacobs. Sec.-Treas.-Miss A. Slmouldice. Disrt. D`ireoto1`--Mrs. M. O'Connor. Branch Di1'eo am`s-M1~s. James, Mrs. F. Saunders, Mrs. V'an:a:t'ter. ('1, ,3 I fV____ II..- IV1..1,....) II... .-\-t the annual meeting of the W0 I Mrs. R. two solos, was spent ` WOMEN'S INSTITUTE ELECTS NEW `OFFICERS [VETERAN LIGHTHOUSE KEEPER IPASSES AWAY IN 95:}. YEAR - - - _. . . I guns. 1'. uuunnxnpnu, .u.q. VUIAA-vuvv\.L I Social Com.--Mrs. Cleland, Mrs. Bogardds, Mrrs. T. Bunton. Sick Com.---M1s. Hogan, Mrs. O C Mrs. C. Bowles, Mns. F. Saunders. Lost-0vercoat, lovat shade, taken from Dreamland Theatre on the night of April 20 by mistake or oblierwise. Please leave with Mr. Beatby at Dreamland. Suits, in To (:1em' nu; Ar The Ritz Revue U-FIESUSEV, i3}}} may 40' UNDER AUSPICES or I.0.0.F. THE BIGGEST AND BEST PLAY EVER PUT ON IN BA_RRIE I Produced and Staged Under the Direction of Ll/\I3l3Yl`\T{`_'I`{\1\TAT\/\T\/TC I1\Yf` 100 Barrie Pgqplg ii; Casi; $155 i'}aA3;5%? EE: May 26-27 . J. Homewood re11~dered after which a social hour at afternoon tea. 2 .\.u uuu gnu ' A \Jll\,lbl Lllb AJIL HARR1N( "FON ADAMS, INE Men s Cotton Sox, in blac-k, b1'o\\'11 and groy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .250 4 only Men s Spring Coats, greys and brown, sizes 36, 38, 3.`) and 40 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$15.00 Men s Blue Overalls. This is a s})c<:i-.11 buy. Sizes 30 to 46 only. $2.00 value for . . . . . . . . . .$1.65 Two dozen af `[1113 price. Men s Union Work Sox . . . . . .25c Men s Merino Sox . . . . . . . . . .35c Vlollmst Grand Opera. House \Vi11 accept a limited num- ber of pupils. ` For appointment call phone 1056. Successors to J. Sutclffe 9 Sons Two Ori1v1ia boyls, Harold Fengmson: and A`1*thur Weatvan, are charged by the police of Orildia wi-th steadling a motor car, tw-o suiwt cases and a trie. The youths drove the car rho Toron- to on Tuesday morning and `that evening virer caughrt by the city police. May l0th--Mother's Day 10.00 a.m.-Qua1'-terly Fe1~1ov{'s11ip and Love Feast. < .. ..\ ... saanxl ...uu\. auovawo 11.00 a.m.--M`others Day Sermon. Sacrament of our Lord's Supper, Mr. Welwood will preadh. Q nn ,, . HIV" L- O.....I_._ n.1, , ,1 -.._,, .....-....\. .,..,. 7.00 p.m.--Specia1 service for C.G.I.T. Groups, `ladies choir. Mr. |Watt will preach. Tl7Al....s..... I SEED FOR POTATO _ CLUB Tnhe Kiwanis Club expects to have the seed pottxatoes ready for (listrviv bubion to the boys joining` rhhe Potato Club about the middwle of May. These potatoes are certied Doole-yis. There are a. few members of the Kiwanis Club anxious to get in touch \wi1;'h boys who would like rbo take up this work. Any boy inter- ested can _g'e:t in touch with W. M. Cockburn of he Departmemt of Ag'1-ieulture. A .....LH!..1...... 2...... 1.-.. 1." x r 4:5;-n\.u.u.vuA\.. A fenbilizing rm has donated enouxrh fent.i1ize1' to treat 21 few rows` in each plot. for d-emonstnation phr- I poses. ORILLIA YOUTHS -STEAL CAR, CAUGHT IN TORONTO` COLLIER ST. METHODISTS AND PRESBYTERIAN UNIONISTS 1 AIALC vv \.uLIvv\I\l nuu 1.uv:vauu. 3.00 p.m.-Go4to-Sunday-School |Day, `observed in S.S. nnn ..`._ (1____.',1 , - :- Under and by virtue of the Powers of Sale contained in a cer- Lain mortgage, which will be pro- duced at the time. of sale, there will be offered for sale by Public Auctionl. THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1925"- L \.-vuln- Welcome ! u; mu. 4. vu nun-1.: vs. a. nun, nu, I Secondly---The south half of Lot Number Three in the First Conces- sion of the Township of Flos, save and except the westerly forty rods thereof, conveyed by the late James Robertson to Henry Johnson by registered Instrument Number 8197- for Flos, Mortgage Sale of Valuable Farm Property In the Tnwnxhin nF Flag, :1: Han `y"" " --"`-I -" -'`'I by W. A. M`cConkey, Auctioneer, the following property, namely: I7`3....LI.. "I11... ...-...L'l. L..I A-I 1' AL I Upon the said property is said tol be a frame house, barn, and out- buildings. I 'T`L,. .....A......~.- ".111 1-... ..l!......,] -5.... . xvuuvvun, 1.I4.v`l\.1.vJ, nun... _, . Firstly-The north half of Lot Number Two in the First Concession of the Township of F105, and, Qn...u...ll.. IIVLA ......A.I_ 1_,.I .t 1.1. uuAA The property will be offered for! sale subject to a reserve bid. -r....__- _c c_I- . In-.. ...... ......; -:l ..uu. uuu_,\.yu vv u. .\..u..v\. uun. Terms of Sale: Ten per cent the purchase money at the time sale and the balance to be paid `thirty (lays thereafter. TP....LL-\. a...._.._ ....i _._..A.:...1_.._ ._ For Sam--Pony buggy Phone 929} nu; v_7 uu_ya unnuxucsxvnx. Further terms and particulars will be made known at the time of sale, and in the meantime may be learned} on application to i l\,,,II I-1,, .uu._y uvu A}andale. .,,....,.... . ....... -........, SUV \/KAI! prices for Friday and Saturday only, May 8th and 9th. Irene Collins, A.1'l.nu.lnl.. \/ . ...,_.,_...\......vu vv Donald Ross, Mortgagee's Solicitor, Barrie, Ont. Dated the 28th day of April, A.D., 1925. 10-3 Try 3. Dairy Maid Ice Cream Brick, a new City Dairy creation. B1-yson s Tea Room. Hear the Victor Records for May at J. G. Keenan's. Saturday, May 23, 1925, 29 1 {In Inns 2:} QB Special ! Hats and Dresses at cut | .....\.. In... L`..:,I.... ....,l G..L.....l.... ....'I-- | Queen s I-iotl, Barrie, 117 A 'Il'..f`.`..I....v /\u..4-3n..Anu 6` N. Simcoe Liberal Association For Sa1e-1920 Maxwell car will be sold by auction at Mvan'in s yard on Satburday a-ftetrnoan, May 9. LOST AND FOUND I For the pu;'};ose of 0;g anization and eneral Business. 1 ad others wilflz EVERY LIBERAL INVITED TO ATTEND u.4u.uaJ, nvav-IJ av, .n. at 1.00 p.m., at the Town Hall, STAYNER Friday, May 8_, at 2 p.m. .L'I\.. HON. DUNCAN MARSHALL IMPORTANT MEETING OF FOR SALE WANTED TO LET S.C. Anconas, headed by the 4th Royal Cock. Winners wherever ' shown. Eggs $2.00 .per 15. Edgar Thomas, Box 711, Barrie. Phone 611-23. 8-6 Choice meats at wholesale prices at the Innisl Meat Market. vvv nu uvv `vnnw Auuuuu anucuv u-4.; nun. Mr. J. Webb was in Toromcto on [Tuesday on a business trip. `RI ..,.. T `IIY.`I...___ _...] `IILAI- ....... ...\ |A.un\.u\Aso_y vu u. -uw.uu\..~ vA.y. Mrs. J. Wilson and little son re- lturned on Friday from Tyononmo. Mrr. and Mns. C. Mosely and fam- ily of Toro4nft.o were week end visitors at the home of Mr. M. Brown, Tifn (VJ. ..;v Mr. Gordon Brunston azttended the opening ball game of the Inter- national League in Tro1-`onto last week. n .1 u .1 n 1: )1 vv :1- Iv yuan. ger the C-I-assic hotel has been closed until an adjustmntt of the estate can be made. up t'v'I`|IU v 1 u .- Since the death of Mr. E. Hollin-I A number of workmen have been busy all week renewin`g' all of the water pipe intakes before the new pavement goes down on Essa St. At `clue COI1Ig`l'g`-2UlC.l0I1'El.l -meeting` held in the Essa St. P1'esbytem'an church on Thursday night it was (leculecl by an almost unanimous vote to extend a call to Rev. Douglas Cameron Hill, a gracluate of Knox College, Tormto, whose home is in Otawa. He preached here recenrtily and made a very favorable impression, and it is hoped that he will be able to take over the charge about May 24.t'.h, O). as soon as possible after the meet- ing of the Presbyrtery on May 12th. I . . .. - .. ' ux. uauuxn Mr. C. Robinson has leased one of the houses on Bradford Srt. belonging to the Semmens estate, and moved in last week. Several valuable dogs have (lied recenntly tlnwough poisoning; and all in the same locality. Mr. B. Wilson, Mr. E. Ayers and Mr. H. Herrrell lwere owners of three of these. | To Let-Furnished at, possession May 11. Apply 15 Ross St. Rev. W. J. Watt took charge of both services at the Bunton Ave. Methodist- church 0.11 Sunday, as the pastor was called to the Angus cir- cuit for the day owing to the ab- sence of Dr. McDoIug`a.ll. Mr. and Mrs. Beach let on Monday morning by motor to their summer home at Port; Carling and will remain there ltill Thursday of this week. The following, item from the Daily Star of April 30th would in- dicate that another popular Allan- dale boy has gone over to the great army of benedicts : Waverley Road Baptist church was the scene of a .quiet wedding` when Gertrude Eileen, ionly (laughter of Mrs. Gertrude Baker and the late Capt. C. W. Baker, of Earl Grey Road, city, be- came the bride of Mr. Philip Mar- shall Newman, eldest son of Mrs. Margarert Newman and the late Rev. M. Newman, of Allandale, Ont. The bride was given in marriage by her eldest brother,-Mr. Gsordion F. Baker, and entered the church to the strains of Mende1ssohn s wedding march. The bridal couple were unahtended. The bride wore a charming almond green broadcloth ensemble suit, trim-med with black satin and green ichoker, beads to match and a black straw picture hot with huge green velvet and satin owers adorning the brim. Her gloves were black French I.I.I ......l ..L- ........!...`l .. .....A.......,. L... uuuu. ;A.\,; bxuvuu u\.;\, uuavln 4 Auuuu kid and she carried a corsage bou- |quet of pink tea roses and white `s1\'veUt peas. Mr. and Mrs. Newman will 1-osridc on Park Ave., Balmy Beach, Toronto, for the time being. ` On Wednesday a.f*termoon the staff of the Barrie branch of the Wool- `wonth Co. met the Orilllia Woolworth lgirls in a snappy game of softball, losing 13 to 11. 'Dhe game was most exciting and betting was rife (no- thing over fteen cenrhs, of counse). The Ori1~1Iia girls got away to a big start and seemed to have the game cinched. The wlloozxls showed a lot of courage, however, and almost over- came the lead of the home `team. They rmly believe that they would have done so had a terntth innings been played. .......n. .--.. nvuuuu s., ;. uLv1.ll;l" Ian 1), M. Locklhant lb, 1. Preece 2-b, D. Henson 3b, Z. Simpson and V. McKenzie ss, Mr. W. Robinson rf, L. Wisemam If. Bar;'ie'-Mr. Wouncth c, I. McLel-i .. .. Mr 1....m....4 1L. 1 -n.._--_ m. ALLANDALE GREEK MEETS GREEK See the new Jackie Coogan Caps for small boys. Simmons 8: Co. WanVcetl--IJive oxcs. J. Dunn, V.S. Phone 811. Box 1013, Barrie. Try a Dairy Mmd Ice Cream Brick, a. new City Dairy creamion. Bry-son s Tea Room. Keep Wednesday, J`une'10rbh, open and see some of Onrtam'o s best harness horse races at Barrie. Mur. Joseph Oaftalano, of Toronto, has leased Dr. Crease s shore on Dun- lop St. for a number of years, and will open up a wvholesaxle and retail o,,,,s., 2 fruit shore. A party of twelve American tour- ists on their way north for a shing oubimg, smopped over Saburchay mighrt at the Wellingbon hotel. The panty was from Corry, Pa. Miss Simplsicitly Washers are be- ing sold at a price and on terms that if you put; any value at all on your good hea1*t1h you cannot afford nmt to buy. Phone 552 for appoimtanent. T.hree more churches in Barrie Pnesby1;e1'y have voted against untion. Stroud chu-rdh voted 19 for and 38 against; Stayner, 18 for and 125' against; Surmidale Corners, 14 for and 54 against. I T-he Depamhment of Ag'ricru.ulture has now completed the disburscmenrl of school fair supplxies except for a few settings of eggs, which will be Liistributed in a few days. The Kiwanis C1ub entc1'ba-incd #1119 cast of the Jnixnstwl show at a banquet in Trinity Parish Hall on Wed-nc`sd`ay nig11rt, af1ter which a dance was enjoyed in the town hall. A very successful old-time g1irng- ham (lance was held in the Odd~fe1- lows Temple on Monday night. The (lance was held under tthc aus- pices of tthe Oricnfcals, recently 01'- ganzized. V`D1...,.,` ........._ ..1....._`I_-.. :._ 1"b....._'- 'Dhe Isaac Boone case, afrter several zuljournmernts, will be heard in the police count to-morrow. The case was adjourned Last Satumlay because the defence was incomplete and the defence counsel was under -the wea- ther. 1-1 . - ... Eig1ht have been podsonetl during` the past; -two weeks in the B1-adfonl Sm. vicinity, bcrtween John and Brock Sts. No clues have been found by the police as to the culprit. MR.ST_A_NLEYA.WO0D! Thos. Foster of Toronto pad $13.75 into the rtowm coffers this ('I\humday) morning for reckless driving on Dunlop St. near -the Post Office. J. F. McEwen of Barrie was also assessed $8.25 for driving with old markers. rnu u .- ....-. I\ . uu; tum; Any; .1. The annual meeting of the Ontario Provincial Presbyterian Womern s Missionary Society -is being` held this week in St. Andre-w"s church, Lon- don, Ont. Mrs. J. Robertson, Mrs. T. Sinclair and Mrs. A. H. Goodalfl are delegvates from Barrie Presbyter- ian Union-iszt Women s Missionary Society. \lIL.`1,. .1..!.-!...\. -_._A. _.. 1'\.`._1-.. g While driving` east on Dunlop St. last Friday Mr. Varley Drury of Cnown Hill collided heavily witli Mr. Arthur Coxwortzh of Barrie, who was proceetling north on Bayeld St., and thus having`, technically, the riglit of way. The fenders on Cox- woI'th s car were badly jammed, while I Dru1'y s bumper was broken. At a full attentlxancc of the Execu~ tivc, strecnwgvthcned by fteen loyal town boosters, the plans for the membershzip campaign were complem- ed last Monday evening` mm a sysitcmafoic canvass will be made early next week. nu A - .- no Clearing all Ladies and Misses' Spring Coats ht greatly reduced prices. lsimmons & Co. :1;- Dumlop Wesrtv (south side), P.O. Square to Brad:for(l St.-E(l. Byrne,` D'Arcy Gaulsey. ` n....4:,.1.1 u7,.,..; .... `n....1_... _...u mu. 1 The Association are selling mem- bership tickefos at $5.00, which will include two a(lITUi1SSi0n1S to all basebal games during` the season. 'Dhis in- cludes O.B.A., Soumh Simcoe and Church League series. .'Dhe pur- chaser also becomes a member of the Aissocizntion, exnvtitling him to a. voice and volte in the organization. The block syrsltem was used for the busi- ness sections and rthe f.oLlow.i`ng gen- tlemen will have charge of the can- vass in their ressipective sections : (\..n.~. T'\......`l.... 1M ..1.._...L-.. ____1 r1,` Innuu an: uuvu Ax.-ayuuunvc auuunultn . Owen, Dunop, Mulcaster and Col- lier--+G.eo. Hwbrbard and Dr. Warnioa. T\._..1_._ I____u1, _:_I,\ ha n. In 4Al\4J uuu--._y. Bayedd, West on Dunlop and Eliz- a.bet1h---Dr. Little, L. 0. Vair. _ A 1`1an(lalc--Ed. Shear, Ed. Kearns. Special List---D. J. Rmbunn, J. J. I Moore. sun A up. ~ wupu. ;..u-muuxu wuu J21. uuxutua. . Dunlop (soumh side), P.O. Square (e:Ls:1.)--R. W. Payne, Dr. Holly .. T`\....I.... f\I________4___ (1 a 1 `UL `IL 1 J.\J1J\IL II In the Township of Flos, in the County of Simcoe .._,... Owen, Dunlap, Clapperton, Col-I lier-Fmnk Hammond, Geo. McCon- key. Y\.....l..... `XY._.L I.__._;I_ __:1_\ A - .u-vu; nu 'Dhe Association are carrying on necessary work for the dc-velaorpment `null promotion of auotics of all BARRIE A.A.A. MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN LOCALS The Northern Advance Friday Last was observed as mwsic day by the Kiwanis Club, and an in- teresting musical program, under the direction of Kiwanian Ed. Hardy, was given. Mr. A. R. Girdwood gave a shout talk on the B.C.I. band. Several ladies were present at the luncheon, which was enjoyed by all. 1-`-A-u u- u u-.1 MUSICAL PROGRAMME , ' AT KIWANIS LUNCHEON Mr. Gindwood in speaking of the band said that though he was not a musical man himself, yet he had been anxious tlwrt the boys and girls should have a chance to `take up music. Some years ago a violin class had been started at the Col- legiate and met with success. Then Mr. Sylvester breached the question of stantingr a band, and this met with general approval. Some inwstrumenits were picked up around town, some second-hand ones were purchased, and some of the students purcalmsed their own instruments. There are now over forty instruments, but 125 could be.used if they had them. The b-oys and girls are anxious to get in the band, and the time spent does not interfere with their studies. Mr. Girdwood said he found that the boys in the band learn to work to- gether better and help eaclh other. We all enjoy hearing` the band and if the town is to have a band the only way is to have a class of 25 or 30 every year coming` on. In this way there would always be material available for a,good band. The musical program consisted of: Piano Duert'-Miss Hnildreth Lecnnox and Edmund Hardy. I George Brown was booster foutahe day and W. E. Weegar was the re- cipiem. kinds, provtiding enrtenminmenrt and clean spouts, and are deserving` of the united suppont of all citizens. Meet the loyal cainsvassers with that real publxic spirit, and boost the or- gizmization and rthe place we call the old -home town. Wan'ter(l-Fif1:cen or twenty head of cattle for pasture. $5 per head for the season. G. W. L. Hickhirug. Phone 970j. Should you be missed in the cam vass, ticketbs can be `had from Mr. J. D. Milne, the Association Secretary, or Mr. A. F. A. Malcomson, Treas- Vocal, Ma`. E. C. Coddling; vocal, Mrs. H. J. Heath, with v1io.1in obLi- gvato by Lorne Arnold. 1.. n. n C1 . l Inxstx-ume.n:ta1 trio, Miss Sa:1.i: Bremner, pianro; Mr. Lonne Arnold, violin; Mr. Boyd Sylvester, ce1io. I E. B. SUTCLIFFE & CO. Discount Bonds Have Cash Value NEW CASH DISCOUNT SYSTEM 4 only Boys Bloomer g1'o_\f, sizes 34 to 35. 8 only Youths Long Pant Suits, sizes 33 to 36. To clear ..$6.95 Where Most People Trade 11: E. B. Sutcliffe 86" Co. Wante(l~-Am`bitious man for clean, pleasant work. Remuneration ty doll-ars weekly. Must have $300 cash and be capable of bossimg; him- self. Starte age, occupation, address and telephone. Box C., Advance, Barrie.