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Resolved, that the freedom giveng the modern girl is good for her, was the subject of an animated de-` . bate held at the recent meeting of 1` the Mill Creek branch of the Wo-'\, men s Institute in the home of Mrs.'.-. C. Hewgill. The afrmutive side, up- held by Hrs. W. O. Fawcett, Miss Bu _ Currie and Miss Francis, all of` _ Heatvhcote, were declared victors overt the neagtive side, composed of Miss-l, es llargaret McAuslan, G. Dunnill` and E. Hewgill. A solo by Mr. H.j Baker was also appreciated. The; meeting closed with the singing of a hymn, after which tea was served. New Piumbing Shop MCKENZEE & MCNABB 12 OWEN STREET, BARRIE Plumbing : Heating : Ezwe Troughing : Tinsmithing All Kinds of Repairs '|`lm1-u11;,"l11yExpm-icm-ml in l*}\'m-_\' De}m1'1T1|1m11T. THERE ARE THREE DIFFERENT FORMS AS FC.:LI.OVJS: Form T1 For Incfivicuals oher than Farmers and E45-.r=~,chers, (a) $3,000 in the case of a married person or householder, or any other person who has dependent upon him any of the following persons: (i) a parent or grandparent; (ii) a daughter or sister; (iii) a son or brother under 21 years of age or incap- able of self-support on account of mental or physical inrmity. (b) $1,500 in the case of other persons. (c) $500 for each child under 21 years of age who is de- pendent upon the taxpayer for support, or if 21 years of age or over, is incapable of self-support on account of mental or physical inrmity. ((1) $500 for each parent, grandparent, brother or sister, incapable of self-support on account of mental or physi- cal inrmity, who is dependent upon the taxpayer for support (unless otherwise provided for in the Act.) (e) $2,000 for corporations. NOTE-Where the husband and wife each have a separate income in excess of $1,500, then each shall receive, not $3,000 exemption, but $1,500 exemption. Failure to le 1-etur_n renders the taxpayer liable to a penalty of five per cemum of the amount of the tax pay- able with a maximum pen.".`.ty of $50000. Cheques must be made payable to the Receiver General of Canada, and must l=(wc been [2rc1':'msly acce[)tv:. and marked by the bank on wluich drawn. Ta.\;g'~a\jers .';l`C warned not to send bills or loosc clung: in envelopes. Always use Cheques, F..\'pres 0r:.I-:>r::, Bank Money Orders, Postal Notes, Postal Money O:-tiers, etc. PROMPT SERVICE Form T1A For Farmers and Ranchers only. Form T2 For Corporations and Joint Stock Companies. BEFORE BUYING, GET OUR PRICES RETURNS ARE DUE APRIL 30th, 1931, REPORTING INCOME FOR 1930 _VL`.H()\\' \'8}{6L21UlE U1 LUIHEILUCS. ` Every day use a raw vegetable, a; raw fruit or a cooked acid fruit. Every day use a leafy vegetable. ` Every day use one starchy vege-; table. ` Income Tax Division Barrie Planing Mill HARDWOOD FLOORING A SPECIALTY John McKenzie LUMBER, LATE, SI-IINGLES, SASH AND DOORS. Phones: Mill 163; Res. 1071 and 1534. OTTAWA Corner Mar_\' and Sophia Sfs. Everything in C. S. WALTERS, I`_..________A__ AV Twas such a 1_itt1e, precious dream, A tender. wmsome thmnr. v. vv rxn. x gnu, Commissioner of Income Tax Phone 195--Res. 922w Harold MCNLbb THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1931. xps, asparagus, omons, pea 1 Every day use veg-etab` ' rich in; vitamin.=.-t.omaLoes or green, leafy vegetables. ` T',,:rA Hnnirl ha wlnh-`H v.rmm+..1.'lz.-_- av-n1 vegeLau)u:.s. 1 Use liquid in which vegetables are. cooked for soups or sauces. ` Even` cummnr ('2?! \'Lrraf9h1A\ql COUKCU I01` SZUCES Every summer can v from your garden for wi particularly tomatoes. }.Ya\" kitchen garden. If this is in spend at least one-fifth of budget for fruits and vegct Oi')(~r\'r fl-mun zimnln rnlm: uuugev; 101` Observe ` \\'Jll soon 3 run. an u~.~...`3 e`.er_v way` 3' and happler. HZ have he shoulde u vvlnntu u nan: I1au`u1a: nangs m.-low y0u1}:ey;3-ejf, siioulders. Just thick enough to`_O*.tawa, make a smooth cap, just long enougniwhom to turn up or tuck in--in fact, a beau1,_\', mere handful of hair is all we areimadc h allowed. `I hostesxsc; ""'` "'-"V llgbllll 1Hl[)1"`.S.*lU1l 11] 140110011 uuruig; 'Ga!`dening a; a pastime pro\'(;.5 to the imperial Coiiference. ll be a \'f.`1l1.uI`(: in moral recreation. I1; Born at Hopewell: N-B-1 Ml-'5-`S Ben'- is employinent so wholesome that itlnett a graduate of Mount Allisonl` is both work and play, with 1_h.'g L'iiivr.-i-; Following the death ofli p1`o.~`peCt of reward in the future.',li::r mother, she spent corisiderableli The planting of seed to-day indicate: time with her brother when he was|- faith in unfolding, growing values conducting his law practice at Cal-:` to-morrow. The sinking of the .seed`gary and with her sister, the late ` 1111 the i:lf.a}111, l111ealLh)' soil has its ownigrs. H. Cofaiitsy at V1=:IC0'- l'- ceansing, ea'ng ower in the char? n a num er 0 occasions iss en- acter of the gardexiier. lnett has vbsited the British Isles and LET'S DO THIS "_`.heh1(:0ntir:nt. d W f h -ri . ,.. - i ajor errigeis esonote im1g Ig<:1 :1}:i;:'(s nI\i said glilthelfhhvhoblflagg`late R13. Rev.hDr. Herridge! hated enough patience to let the childreiilggggiwtfe lg-!1_?eS`tY;"J;e!f4i1:I11CG`:`x -15' help Shem -are 1n,l' inathers vliholeral Assembly of Canada. Major say espairing), can not make . h. h. d b .11. t . t Mary eat her \.egwb1eS_,. Make__~ Herridge as 4 a ri ian in er- -. H . rd art -. `h, k , inutioiial legal career and gave (113- there 13 l"e- O -`l -lb t L e) W t` ished militarv service during the whole diicult situation. If m9re:h :Jg`:j`ea`t war - mothers vv<`>`ulcl_ say, `Let s do" this," - __?,'____:_ 1::,5(:'$?'g 1-E\?,l.1, ",`,l;si,t,f(.1,l~i For quick results arlvertiiw in The' i ' U ' 'Advaiice. .. ` ...... u.... . . inn: 1I)|lIl.~, l The Jack s Lake W.I. held theirf April meeting at the home of Mrs.3 Fred McFarlane, with the president,` Mrs. F. Kaiser, in the chair, and eigh-. teen members and visitors present. The meeting opened by singing the` W.I. ode, followed by the Lord s prayer. After the usual business was completed, a debate was held, with3 Mrs. Allen and Mrs. airmative, and Mrs. Galbraith and Mrs. W. Pickering`, negative, on Johnston, 1 ` Resolved that a mother s inuence - is of more value in the home life than in the social life. Of course the airmative won, but all four papers were good and much enjoyed by those present. all enjoyed the social hour. At the close of the meeting the hostess served lunch and . WOMEN'S INSTITUTE NEWS - ~"c Six Jung uabes a woman l1K me, Inc does her hair, and if you? 10 look equal to 1931, you: have thick hair, and you can'tj hair that`. hangs below your`; iers. Just think 1-nnnrrh tn` rs n.u'..x\x. lnnnur ul- hing dates a woman like the; HI Hnv htv and H` van} MOEXL RECREATION ...}._.f.~._ . A --- A5 A MERE HANDFUL .1... _l...__ _ U611. 11. L111: 1.5 HTIPULSSIUIB, I zast the food} vegetables. these simple rules and you` see that every day in you are getting healthierl `I FAITH IE5. vegetables ..-ins..- n.-A LVE table. "EH-o \\'lIlLL`!' lI.S(,V; we a good; m1po:~;s1ble, I f` `.`np fnndl d'lCl.`.Ll:L' 1: -.\'._.uuU,U_uU. _ . I lei After a rt-cepuon at the Gli:i:.Luu` _.Laurier, Major and .\l1*.~;.ll\`rridgr> d;lei't for England, where the honey- \. lmoon will be .Sp<:n1.. " 3} On their rt-tum in June Major Q `n Hez`3'idge will take up his post inl- "1lWa.~-liington, with his bride, who will :e>:change the duties she has sol lsgruci-')u:~;l_v di.~_c'nax'ged as the Prcm-l`V ier ;< 'no.~:1e:ss and chief councillor, for-n. -hf'.l:v..~e oi chatelaine of the Canadian 011'l,;;,<'ation. Since her distinguished h 011:in'other ar umed the office of Primujc` H't`.Mini~ter, .1155 Bennett has endeared` Illrllr.-x~:aelf, not only to the people of 3 but to every person with`; =g'1}whorn she came mm contact. Hergt` albeauty, .=i.'1cerity and charm havel 11? made her one of the most popularil lhostesxses the Canadian capital has f eve!` lzad. Mi Bennett made a de-i glightful impression in London during; t,o`Lht: hi Born 21. Hnnnwr>ll_ _`\'.P._. Miss Han- f presiueu at the organ. The bride, who was unattended, was a graceful and charming gure in 11;": wedding gown, an original and, ',cl;arm1ng design of the softest sum-E 'jmer cloud blue chiffon, the silhouette` r;beautifully moulded to the i)ri;le`s; lgure until it ared into a long, full "ilounce, ending; in two small, smart 1 `trains in the back. With this ;;worn a sn1ert_ coatee, belted at the` ;-natural waistline, the sleeves being: long and snugly tted to the arm. and headed from the elbow to the cuff in mauve and green beads with: ,;a dainty-design in seed pearls. The`. elbow of the sleeves fell gracefully? `into long frilled sca1've:~t, forming! `llnngr 1r;ain.:_ l-lm- hm xvsr: n lm-cm `mg, prices reiiiaiued unchanged. | On the outside market the chief e!fe:iture of interest seemed to be H! ` ; crate of young pigs. To be sure they E were too large to be considered by! the housewife forr oasting purposes,` `but farmers. who are engaged in hog: maisiiigr gave the little porkers their, attention as suitable stock for their; "jpulls. The owner offered them at, ${).00 a pair or 6 for $25. 1 I [1 Much interest in official `circles at` Otta\va, and indeed all over the Dominion, centred Tuesday in the flsimple ceremony which united in :;marriage Miss Mildred Bennett, the ;popular sister of Rt. Hon. R. B. Ben-j ' nett, to Major W. D. Herridge K.C., Lire n~:\=rly appointed Canadian .\IlI1l:'l ter 10 the Lliited States. Chalmers ` United Church, where the marriage. Look place, was 2: bower" uf Easter lilies and palms, with ltuge bzmkiiigs` of feathery ferns placed around the ` chancel. The bride and her brother, =\vho gave her in marriage, entered the church to the strains of the pro- cessional hymn, Praise My Soul, the .King of Heaven, by Gusgow, vcim ithe choir preceding them down the .aisle. Wilfred Coulson, FIRICQOVI Fpresided at the T110 hridp. xvhn '2: nnnY'h:an1l;I `ior 75c a bag. Green onions made r `. HEAVY DEMAND FOR EGGS AT SATURDAY S MARKETf Eggs were in big demand at the banners market Saturday, one stal1- . holder alone disposing o'f 55 dozen. While a few farm wives sold the last of their supply at 17c a dozen . to clear, the prevailing prices rangedi from 18c for small and ungraded eggs to 22c and 25 a dozen for rsts and selects. Eggs deliver ed were 25c a dozen. There was a good showing of poultry at the opening of the market. Chicken was priced at 250 21 lb. and fowl at 22c. 'i`hi.< us a drop of 22 or 3 cents ` `from the previous week's prices. Among the vegetables, spring-dug parsnips seemed to enjoy the greatest popularity, selling at 250 a small basket and 45c a large basket. Pota- toes were plentiful at 25 a basket their rst appearance on the market at 5c :1 bunch. Onion n1u1tiplier.~= for seeding sold at 50:` a large basket. One stallholder \\':1<, offering. such relishes as cucumber pickles at 50c a basket and h01`se1`:\(iisl1 in bottles of various sizes from 15c to 25c each. . ` un..'\;. L... ...m.i.,.. .... um ...1_-1. [:00 each. } While the market on the whole: was slow those having fresh maple. syrup for sale seemed to have little Udiculty in disposing of their stock: at $2.75 :1 o'nHm1, Gmwvnllv =nnnL'.I `.-.'.:uu.1`.)/,. I During the signing of the register} t`ne choir sang softly The Volc_>4 Jthat Breathed O er Eden, avd the} .i)rida1 party left the church to timf `.~:Lrai11s of )Iendei.-:sohn s weddingi gmarch. ~ 1 "PREMlER BENNETT S SISTER I . BECOMES APRIL BRIDE` [IJFIUE IIOH1 ` Bessborough cigarette box Canuda :~s nc-xx Us understood wedding gi1'L ;:+r_v- is $200 Every day use one green and one yellow vegetable or tomatoes. F`.vm'v dnv use :1 raw \'(=o'caf.2hl9.. 2 `uuucuxuy m ulsposmg 01 men` Stock `at $2.75 a gallon. Generally speak- `ing, prices remained unchzmged. On the nntsido nwm-km. Hm oh1'pF ilH211`CIl. l Among the many which tnis popuiar were a lacquered t4 Ihridra from ht-r I-`. ) Lfll` lYl'lIJUTl21l K/UIl1(fI`l.`Il(.'L`. 1 I; Ben- !`nett is Allisoni. 3 of} ,', her considerable! eltime was Cal-3 d`gary n,Mr.~s. W. Coates, Vancouver. . `On a nnvnhnr nf not-nuinnv.` Mien Ron- I 4 i uemg a son menumg 01 me pastcz`, slladcs, sugge:'t1\'c 01' a true sprlngl . .. _ ` wne c-(`munc-n1._ . Jean Balddn ,,. F`. Major Herx"1dge xs{1,he_dson of the Th`; Guth) S _`t d ,` 0. `ate Re\. Dr. lcrrn ge, noted var -delzct 1 1 00}? Yh_S%l'Ve a`. mcle1('igyma.n,ofw3:J Izjat tine t_1'me Gwas oneyseemiid `:0 :n.`:)" v _;1``3 fVe1'Y'!g ?m?1eXTm bl er '85 :nd"M.""or thank? 1'0 :13 t`?'mI*11'V" ' Wm` egera ssem y 0 an_ _a. _dJOX`! Id _ d..3r.> [3 se y 4 xott Reyn-` _ Herndge has had bnllxant 1nter- 5 4" -`0t0n_d0d by a hearty round a;n_u1iox}al legal_ parcaer Qis-`,0! had C1aPD111E_._Sh0W0d the 8D_D1`_- . t1ngu1shr.-d mlhtary cxataon of the vxsxtors for the sxster SH\te Goal War. societ.V'5 h5Pi1813t)'- quick The! Send a copy of The Advance to! u : ; Advance. your friends. N5 IAIAKA .3 \. .v : to the groom 1 ~ new Govc1'nor-Genr-,ra.`.. .t0od that the Pram to his much bcl $2,000,000. w. -nuainn .4 11... (`Run 1y handsome gift! 1' couple receiwdi tea table to the, lixcellency Ladyj n r-`-an vu mlum.-` hilt! .\0\'(d (Continued from page one) Some people have said, `Oh, let us forget the war; these returned men expect too much. I would say to . such people to keep your eyes open as you travel about meeting men who went overseas and risking their ` lives that we might live in peace. I ' would say, go to many of our mili- tary hospital throughout the British ` Empire and see the wrecks of men, ,made so by the late great war. One lof the objects of the Legion is to educate public opinion regarding national duties to the dead, to the disabled, and to those who server. and their dependents. As membeits we have entered into a partnership with our comrades of the Legion to `I safeguard the interests of the dis- ` abled and dependents. Think what _ we might now be suffering if the ' Germans had won; if God had not ' helped us to victory. l It is fniii-{neon vnm-z cinnn Hm ame. Every day use two vegetablesl other than potazoes or dried beans. Every day use a cooked vegetablef with mi1k-crcamr:d soup, creamedl vegetable, au gratin or escalloped. 6 Every day use vegetables which are rich in alkaline salts to serve: with meats. The most useful in this] regard are spinach, celery, chard. lettuce ,tomatoes, fresh cucumbers, carrots. cabbage. cauliflower, string beam, beets, parsnips, dry lima bean:,; radishes, mu.shroom;~:, potatoes, turn-, ips, asparagus, onions, pr T<`.\'r-1'\i' risiv 11:0 vm:r:`::'|-ll `alty to the British Empire, to the- Dllilil \\'0;', Uilll \\'U, .LUl'g{:`E 5 Break faith we shall not! Loy-I `community, loyalty to the country,i `us onward and upward, ever bearing: loyalty to an ideal, sternly, beckon laloft the torch whose ame shall bei immortal. No`: all of us can be] `statesmen. not all of us can be heroes. But all of us-e\*ery one- can be true Canadians, worthy citi- zens of the greatest Empire that, dwells in the memory of mankind.` l`1.nx- uvnur. `anal rnnn x1-l1r\ rlinnl u-Hlnv Wouldn t it be ne and dandy :If each handclasp, warm and true, |Ca1'ried with it this assurance, i] know som<:t}1ing good about you `I9 `5Lil.L`. .IllLf1l. HUL 2.111 U1. U5 Cilll `dwells l::e_v were real men who died with` a smile. Let us catch that torch they ilung to us. Break faith we shall not. Is not the onward path clearly marked? Honest endeavor, indus- trious efforts, scrupulous faith to the duties. of good citizenship--these` alone can qualify us to receive the` jtorch from the hands of heroes who `fought and conquered at .Vimy ;Ridge. l ' La? 11: zmnrl ,=l1nnlrlm- tn shnulrlar IBATTLE or VIMY } RIDGE REMEMBEREDI HUIIJCU. US K70 VlCE0l'y. It is fourteen years since the battle known as Vimy Ridge took place. It was on Easter Monday, April 9th. This was the rst time the Canadians were in action as a unit in the great war. Starting at 5.30 am. the Canadians manned an `attack which resulted in the capture from the Germans of a ridge which had been stoutly held by the enemy {from the commencement of the war. gThe Canadians took as prisoner.- -three battalion oicers, fteen com- lpany oicers and 4,000 N.C.O. s and .men. The-taking of this stronghold `and the utter routing of the German `army was really the beginning of lthe end of the great war. The Can- [adian army fought so well, so de- itermined and courageous, that the ;enemy, who had till now scoffed at `Canadians, began to feel the allies .were stronger than themselves and `out to win. The Canadians fought lfor right, and right is might and al-l `ways wins out. The night saw =nearly all of Vimy Ridge, except a [few trenches, secure in Canadian hands. The wires were singing the simple message of General Byng: i"l`he Canadian have taken Vimy Ridge. To-day on that same high} c1'O.=t maple trees are bursting into; bud on this hallowed plot of ground. Shall we. can we, forget? Rreal-c faith we 1111 1-mt l Tlnv-4 fWouldn t lite be lots Jnorr: happy 1:11" the good that's in us all \Vc-re the only thing about "Phat folks bothered to recall? %Wou1dn 1. life be lots more ha '11` we prai.~:r_-d the good we se `For Lhere s such a lot of go In the \'.'or;~:t of you and me. n1r~eting._ ~ _ H following the devotional Fl.`l'\'lC(.`,it lr.- by Gordon Sarjeant, :1 program . con.-~'isting of several numbers, was' put on by the Barrie Society. .'\Iisse? Jean and Vera Baldwin sang a duet. with guitar accompaniment. A quar-I e'tcttI.: selection was rendered by Mil-1 r dred Walls, Lenore S1mp.:o:1, l :-mild )- _ Bry; and Bill Knox. The mam i 1 , feature of the evening was a debate ` 1 I I J 1. t It ( 1. between four Barrie boys on the - subject, Resolved, that alcohol has , ldone more harm to the world than "ithe Great War. The affirmative side : rillvvas taken by Charlie Newton and "lenneth MacLx.-an. the negative bu- . ing upheld by Elliott Reynolds and _Donald MacLean. The judges, select- "ed from the Guthrie Society, gave their decision in favor of the nega- 1_' tive side. Gladys Caldwell and: ddlarry Brother contributed a duet, ` followed by a humorous reading by Baldwin. mu 1'` .1 n 1 l 1 l 4 1`? .7 \ .'ou1dnL it be nice to practice L'J`l1u`. ne way of thinking, too ? x `You know something good about me,[ I lino`.-: something good about you 1! _:_______ J l l .n0 1`. .omr_-~.-l~.ln;_r good anout you l"'\\'Ill(`l'l ;\/ITS. roror.-,.=. ol wl+.=1on., .1.-;ave _______.. {a very fine a(ltll'c; on l`l`lnldz1d, 7 - `hieh iclanrl `she had l'ltcly visited - F FREET Y.P.S. -`TE .- l x 5 - . . - VOLLIER S `She .sald the lslalld IS nlne lT)ll(.`E. . . from South America and is forty by _\lo;u1ay (_-Vt,-1llIl_ a large nurnber of . V _ ` ` __ _ (folllr.-2' St. young })l:()]:l\` lll0lol`l.-(l tofty mil acros Th` Llbom `"0 . . , ` - , - r ,- `_[ne"roe:-:, who, after they \\'(:l`t: emzm-l (Jullmg 10 llumuid mmmm mLh.th"r:ilT:1t<:d; refused to work, so l-li1l - ~`W u`" . Ill" .e"'l"ng omncd` were brought in from India and kcm -,-gun the lot !!! prl-.~'ldent, W:1lterl_f`.f._v_' ) > I ._ _ , ` W . . ~ ,- I 01 HI, year terms. If they wl.sh(.(l ("""" m the Ch" H the 5mg` to stav after th'lt the were rivon 3" "f we M hymn and the open land "Fhere an-L1"5a 0ll]0 0f:l.ll(`1l"I 1 on ' r "z ':` bv llarry Al'nl.strong,' I, ` '.." ` I ;:VI`a;])g - Hickling mi,...iOn,u.yltlle lsland now. Ille Rev. ilohn l\Io,- . 3-`: J. K. 7 -`n c 1 , - },_., 3 _ ,- mok LlmlE:(:1l?orll:ncllltlr3(Elles})?l?)1l'll(n(l I:)hevlotLz:l`(e `m"':`n5'` . _. , _ lfor their spiritual needs. He llecanlu l'rllr V: r wlvlcel . . - . `_ , `.H_ ., .1, _ ",,, ithelr hrst mlsslonary (33 years ago. l)_\ prol,lam|ThCy are WW upprmriutim of any_ { several nu.mbers,_I was thing Canatiiuhs do for thorn and .. - - z -1 . ? ` - l` ' l:::,::.,I:lt?:.::%ml:L;;;Y,; they a cm-l `with l-7_ui]tf l_r.acc0{nI_)anim(1ef1t:] `llf,33:ell1lelIRe`l?{ll::-it tl?e rlrl-iI.sY'1;<.i0nzll`: ; E l" ~l('-J-` -w"flt ]` _`a""r`'. C_r,_ vll to teach the Bible one hour each day`; dr" "V `,':"' "`l`;l in the schools. One of the schools B"y" 1 Knox Hm is in alliatlon with Czllnhriden Uni-2 5` evenlng .- l .- `- l r" -|} ' ) f B_ .` b S W verslty. The speaker .s.lld Lln. f.,lll> :1 " t". ` "r ` r'` _ y `l, in our schools are beautiful, cultured >:: and very gem]? in their nmnnm. Th h, , 1,` CGIT ` ' 'ithe War They Me a drge th -' ' 'lf;11mp' n, H _ ' ' . , , ' o women_ wear elr wea on fll"?nf3l`h"M`?iL..l.'ll;e 3Te`Z1?v"e all? W" "5 "1 ` Shape 9` ""*.Y en? ')he1(`i`b, i`.m'0n R0 elds bracelets, or ln necklaces wlth C0}IlSl ,3 l l "1 , _ 5) ` .. ` . _ on them; the non-Chrlstlans wearlng 1" -l;d`5' select` nose flngv. One poor famlly in \`ova he utlrie ociety, so -, ` ' We . . . . Otl-1 scraped up money enough to ln -, _ ,_ f; _Caldwell anda$;l:I,%:teb:`ca?nag1l: } ]gYvtea};}`e`;.f`` ,,_l_larrry l_3r_other_ a duet,q `dice Wu": cunnv on urn!-\vII\r\v-:nfn I [mWomen s Page Thu Noronerm Advance -ECU I goodness nr-, I happy !' ace '2 COLLIER ST. W.M.S. HOLDS (I`I\(|llYIIIEm THANYOFFEDINR I.`D\ nun: I I Collie lApril 1( Eng met me,[ sponsivr 1 which I` I 21 (which i She 5211' , S: (:5: fty mi 'neg1`oes _Et`,."` niuzltcd. I Collier St. United An`. 10th for the I-Jastr,-r Llmnkolfer-j dug meeting. A beautiful I1Iz1. re- i Isponsivr-. service w:1.<. rxut held, after I iwhirrh Mrs. Forbr.-,s of WI5FlOH, 1,-;u\'e '21 I`rinidz1d,1 1 visited." lSl1e .s:1i(l tho islnml is ninn milnu I warus oecame a nne teacher. I Miss Walls sang an appropriate solo, and the offering, amounting to! `$128.00, was taken up. Mrs. Mal- `comscn, on behalf of the members `, expressed the deep regret they felt at ihaving to say goodbye to Mm. A. S. ' Burton, after which Mrs. Rodgers I presented Mrs. Burton with a beauti-` - ful basket of owers as a token of` ` the appreciation of those with whom` .she has been a co-worker. ` , ! A busmess to succeed must ndver- 1 Wise--The Advance brings results. JLK DI. VVJVLD. HULUD THANKOFFERXNG SERVICE Customs building WINNIPEG. }v{AN.. Commercial Bldg. REGINA. SASK.. Ms`C:x||x:n\-Hill Hui Nc\'. l .U. build QUEBEC, QUE. Cuszoms Build}: tender, winsome thing, But brave and eager faced the world On hope s ethereal wing. With aching heart I watched it go. My cherished treasure dear; And prayed my lovely dream be saved From those who mock and jeer. And from a world of sordid lth, Of crime and needless pain, Of meanness and hypocrisy, My drezim returned again. And, oh, it was so shining bright, So strong and calm and pure; So comforting its promise that The good will e c1` endure. J.\V'1S sucn a uncle, precious dream,l BELI.F.V[LL!Z. 0NT., 27-2`~'I Cunaphcll Street TORONTO. ONT., 21 Lomhurd Street Lcnnux Building LONDON, ONT., Cnrliml Block Koss liulldinu PRINCE ALBERT. SASK.. P.O. Buildinu The Department of National Revenue CHARLO I I ETOVVN, P.E.L. I .O. Building 54 1101115 5!. ST. JO! XN. N.B. N-.`\'.' P.O. Buil ICU. Building VANCOUVER. B.C.. \Vinch Building HON. ELB. RYCKMAN, K.C., Minister of National Revenue All persons residing, employed or carrying on businggs in Canada, are liable to a tax on income, subject ta thg following exemptions: D I.'I`A`vVA, UN'r., Jackson Building IINGSTON. 0.\I'I`.. I saw how foolish were my prayers ` To shield it from all woe, And prayed that I, too, might be brave! To live and learn and grow. That I a quiet faith might have, A vision straight, undimmed, To follow beauty s glorious quest And leave the rest---to Him. --Linnet. ONDON, ORT \VIL1.[A\{. CRT \VILl.[A.\{. ON Customs Building IINNIPEG. MAN.. Where Forms May be had T. JO! XN. N.B. I .O. Building >UEBEC. OL7E.. lNUS1'()N , (`N'I`., Custunls Building ELI..F.VILL!Z. 0NT.. ASKATOON. SA Ross Building RINCE ALBERT ALGA R Y . A!.TA., Custom.-: Building DMONTON . ALTA. HARLO'l"1"F,TOV v.0. LALIFAX. N.S. LUEBEC, QUE.. Building IONTREAL. OUE.. .AMILT()N. ONT. Lcnnux Building DNDON. 0NT.. Many who know Mrs. C. P. Stock- ing, of Waubaushone, either person-` ally or through her interest in the work of the Women s Institute, Willi be sorry to learn that she is ill in? a hospital at Washington, D.C., where, she underwent an operation for ap-j pendicitis last week. Hrs. Stocking` was on her Way home from Miami and Key West, Florida, where she had been spending the winter, and` was staying for a few days at the` Dodge Hotel, Yfasliiiigtoii, when sud-~ denly taken ill. I` DMONTON. AL 1r.o. Building ANCOUVER. B. ANCOUVER, B.C. `AWSON. Y.T. Any Postmaster, ni- Any Inspector of Income Tax at the offices listed below: JA. Cnllunv-Hill Building XTOON. SASK.. Suxlding .. QUE, ilzildin As this notice will not appear again, taxgsayars wiil accept this as a tinai v..raa'nn3:. File your returns at once anoi av:>ie penciiies. L" Income Tax Returns Due April 30th DOMINION OF CANADA EVERYDAY RULES FOR THE. FAMILY COOK