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nu. D1`LlL'L' 1Jl-."clIlS, cu.r.1pI<>tc(l his year : vcrsity, is visiting this week. If... , LUIS \\"L'L'K. Mss Agrnes V2110 .<})ent 1 in town. .'\Irs. M. J. I f\hI: . .. Q4 Ma_V14tl1, with noon .s'c;~:sio11s. `_ At the mo1-ni1 _-`lthe opening ex :,the B1lI'1`i(.' Juni` mon. on LE0 C}n:u.~:<.-, am ` 1-n...L `n ' '1 I .. I I lHl,I\.`,i.\ CL. I .11`.-". Ted Price and son, of To-- lronto. :11`-.~ visiting` friend;~t in town | Mr. ii. A. Addison, of Ottawa, who has just returned from `.1 trip; to (I:z1it'o2-nia, spent A few (lays. with his : Mrs. S. T. Gardner. I\!r.<. J. G. Grogzm (nee Haze] gC71`ui54') of Toronto, and son Billy, sailed from Montreal on Friday on the I\1ontcv.hn to spend three month:>: lin I.oi1don i'Jn_:;r12m(i. 1 \H__ M.....y \',\-i.....,1_ -r mrnwn ",3 L50 L}1l3t'SL'," and .V1is.-5 :_ coach m jumor Wonk, ` ` u(l(1ress. I'|VL.. ..r.,.....__.. `L111! t 4, Cull, ', MJJH1 UVHH i i u xu;\xu;.'_ uL'quzunL21nCe.< m 120\V1 1. Dr. W. I-L/ichz1rd;~:on, A. J. Sar- joant. W. (7. Hunter and A. Carson ntundr-d the funeral of the late {ma 1:. J. Fallis in Toronto on Sat- urday. I` ,. \v,-_, ,, 1- n n ` Luua._\ . ll .,Gr,-0. Mi /_.(.-n, of Port Hope, renow- cd acquaintances in Barrie for a few d21_\'.< last week end. \Y1- -nu! `\1 w. T\ n `M... 1,- \m,\.~ 12.1.51 we0K CHO. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Murchison re- |tm'ned last week from L*dkCIlnd,' }FIo1-ir,i:1. where they spent the win- . .(,-1'. , __._ 1 The annual convention of the Com ltru Simcot,-, District Womcn s Insi- tutl: will be held in the United Church at. _-Xllenwood on Thursday :I`Iu_\' 14th, with morning and after `moon ?`L'll\lUJb, ICIJUI LCIJ l)_V LVLI 5. I)` Lennnx. showed Barrie and E Coe County students doing g work in health book, essay poster contests. 'T`hn nlnr-Hnn nf nffir-(H-4 he ?c. SIMCOE w.1. CONVENTION I AT ALLENWOOD, MAY 14:1,: 4 yuuun. .3L':51UIl5. | { morning so tion, following |thc exercises and 1'epo1'ts,; ,tl1<: Juniors will give a dc-i Why and How to Ci]l`;t'>`(:,"zlT1(l:VIl G11-ta Pollard, |co:,1cli in will _r_rive an . :l(l(ll ( 1 HC El] ad (l1'L`.'~' O n.t:J.1-I 0 D T.` I . TEI\'lOTHl-IRS` ALLOWANCE BOARD CONSIDER MANY APPLICATIONS LUUh(li|_V 101' IIILCFIHCUT/. ' M1`. I lunkr`LL s (lamb is the rszt in the House since the election last Oc- ohmz. H0 was fimt elc('tr2d in n by- <'lm'l-i011 on 1)nC. (PU), 19:2S_ and was rs-,-4-1(>(`t0d in the general elections of [930 and 19235. vlU'u`\ clH( L` building; 4 xvi! 11 111:1; `_ pun, Kl '|M.ull<.>n, Orillin; ..-..l l\ I am.-xv \\'l>' Ll CUIL~'l(Il`iiDh: number :01` }K])[)C:1UOIl.s' beforu the board, ariolnv that had been (101111; with be-I H011: zmd others under imluiry. Nol ,7:u:tior1 \\'21.<, tukun ro_:;`zu'(ling,' the up-! plimtion.-s Ihert had been before the` board at other met-tin_s.:.s. i f In 2111 the board recommended 12, fzxpplir-2|tion.< and 1`egz11'ding two new lupplic-utio11.< no action was taken. ` -..w.n.uu>nn1L.-nL 01 :l rurm (.`0l0n).` 'for vpilt-pti(.'.< in the province 0] Qu-Alnw is umir-r .~'tuvl_\' by [hr Pro vim-i:1l ( io\'<-r1nnm1t. Hon. .\. l):mic,-`., provint-inl .<<'c1'ot,2n'_\'_ has . in (`()H1l`Il<'Y11,il1f;` on :1 . by D1" A. (I. .\1rn-})h_\', foundt.-1' cf the Hon- fvrml huln_~h-I-.1 1n.c:+..4,\ h.. M.... \u....1u1u111__, \I|l .1 .`u;.;gl'.\LIUI| U) (E. L1 r-:1l I11d11.~`t1~iz11 l11.~(itut D12 M111- ]111_\' und l)1`. Wilder I v11r 1L-hi, 1101110 logist, u1-god such :1 f:11'n1 be estab- l'1.<}1<:d wncn addressing the 1r.d11. I11.~ LiLutu.~'.' :11111uul 111euLi11_u` in M011 tn-:11. 011Lz11'io has s11cl1 :1 fz11*111 11`. VVm)d.~'l(1<.'k, D1`. PoV1-I11 told the `H1111! 1-1--1| unnunar wmcn VVEIS g1VCH D) 1\1l'S. IZIi|ll'dIl- tyne. The members regretted the absence through illness of the encr- getic and interesting press rcpnrtel`, Mrs. A. M. Hunter. Cain`-.HF.'n 'T`nrv1r\c\I-nvxnn .`.~. 011. l"'|\' LH'lI. UIlL2lI'l0 nu Montn-:11 nu,-eting. Hllllllil. M1 . 1'nunIi ()1'ill`i:1 G-1 ,\'<-urs 21:. lutv .\I1'. and .\II'.~'. and :1 ln'othm- of ' Lhul, t.n\\'n. Capt. produc<-1' of the In-nhnuv H1. -;.n_-nrl n--- ---n- null A'llv` I HUD. I ILlHl\k.'l.. R. J. l lunku;.t 01 Lhnl M. W. Plunktrtt, Dumbolls, is u m-phrnv. D(',('('Z1.~IC(l xvns unnm1'1'ic.l 'l`hu l`('ll).':in.H` were taken to Orilliu on 'l'uc.~'dz1y for interment. ' Mu DhmL-mum Juan. :.. n.,. 4:. - I.)`.\n-y ]3riLtm1 l'lunlu~tt, Comer \':1ti\`,. nu-ml)(-1' for Vi('L01`iz1. I3.C., In Lhv Hous- of Commons. ulziud in thc l1o.~pi1:11 in O:Ltz1w:1 on Sundu_\'. in lowim::tb1`iL-1' illm~.~'.~' from pm:u nmniu. Mr. I 1unkott. was born In Dvillitl {L1 \ l-!lI`q ulrn .. .-nu nl` 11... WARM F(;R. EPILEPHCS i ; CONSIDERED BY QUEBEC. |D'ARCY 3. PLUNKETT, M.P._ I NATIVE or ORILLIA, mas Miss Dorothy nG.1'iin has returned 1 ho)` Tannnx -11+ Wu-hnm~+ Fnu .. u\.\.wL1,. YI.st.x.b1i. of :1 farm colon); '11` 4~m'|:-nr-4 in Han n...\.n'n,.,. rs Fitzp:era1d, of Mount xix spent 21 few (lzxys with hm M1':~`. Brennan. W. H. Doll, of UnionviII.;, with hm` sister, Mrs. Lea. _, . :1 .K r ' ;1ft.c.-rnoon sossiozx will 1'.-atur<-Q as by BITS. Colloton, of the xoF(:d<':rzLte(1\V.I., and I\I1~.s. I.zxw1';-nc F(:d(1`ZlU.'(l HC*[)1'C`;LCn- r1<:111on.<~11-mtinn nn Wm-m-am. D/I15. I1. 1V1. l'1UIlLUl'. Scientific Temperance in the day schools, reported by 1VI1`s. J. A. Ypnnnv chnxund Rm-rin and .`'.in1- .`s'in1coc County .\I0t}1c-Ls. -`1-1 ~ Board met In Lhu county` I3.-'.-` on TLICSdl_\ of this we`;-k. be following men1bc1's pres-` 1`. Simpson_ c.hui1'm:m; \Vzu' DI`i11kVVi1tl'l`, .\1'1's. A. .\lc- Culling-`wood; ;\I1`;~:. J. C. Mc- 1, .\Ii(l1an(l; ;\Ir.~:. I". G. 1u'vzm.~:, ; l'ho;~'. .\Ic1\'ni;:hL. Cookstoxvu, 1: I , , A 1.`: \V` 1'r.'11\: 1` But: I'll} r,1<:1non.<:t1".1ho11 tin_:, by Itlhm 1 ,.4` ..(V:..,...-. .4... LL||(|l1[[, .ul:. 1`. K1. '4VXU.`.', 105. .\lcI{ni;:ht,. COICDILIH, scum-tu2`y. is :1 1-nn mumlum ofcers I Stone, of `Ferguson- few days with friends 1'l-IUH UH ltlllmulc ;- 1.}.- l\\'|/la \`\r(lh UUI H 114 21:40, :1 son of Lhv . 'I`h0s. l"1un}\..~L`. TWn.nl..\ll.. N : 1.1.1 \:LuL_y. (-rablc numbcrl 1-,. H-... L.-...,..l 3 `I1 I U` )m trip (Ia 1 ,: .. ,... .`LL`[Jl'(3LL`Il- ``1!1tvC1'i(J1 ; Junxor;<,: [JIJSLUY L'UXlLL:b'L5. The election of officers` as In!- lmvsz Honorary President, I\'[r::. W. 1' `I':)nH...-.l>unn- I).-ml-{Ann} 1\/Tina BREAKING AND ENTERING CHARGE BRINGS $25 FINE AND FIVE DAYS IN GAOL l Michael Wozny, junk (lealelj "found Igmilty of breaking" and endtcring 1.111.- wa.1'e house of Minx Alexander, A1- landale, on Sat,urday, April 181.11, appeared before .\Iaf_rist1'atc J<:fT. ~' on Sa.tu1'd21_\~' last for sentence, Wllich ixvas` deferred following: the trial on !.~\p1'i1 22nd. \1n1.-imr vol-1' lit+1.-. .-nm..,..\..y ,... oh :1p1|L .'..:.uu. Mva.kin,L' very little comment on the gczxse, the may:ist1`u.t<,- impo.~torl a mu! `term of flvr: (lays in udtlition to :1 ne of In (llffllullt of the l`l!lt' Wozny will Sl.`l'\'._ rm :ul 3.30 Toronto $3.15 - Buffalo $8.40 run IUKUIVIU and Intermediate Points 8.40 a.m. d6.10 p.m. 2.00 p.m. e8.15 p.m. At _ Lgw Spring i -\...\\.I-v uuu nllnvnnuu--vnn u. DUNLOP AND MULCASTER STS., BARRIE The SARJEANT C0.Ltd Stove . . . . . . . Nut and Egg Pea . . . . . . . . . lU\\rh. r1unuuu_v L`Il:.\luCl)L, llllh. W. J. Balluntync; President. Miss Murray: Vice-presidents. Mrs. Bal- lzmtyne, I\'Ir.s`. J. S. Shurtt. Dr. J. G. Wildman. Mrs W. Bnadway; Record- ..." cn,...na.\.... mrw T\n (`l\I` Range . . . . . . . . Nut and Stove Stove and Nut . . . . . . . . . . Cobbles Blower Reading Anthracite FOR TORONTO J l..I..........,ll..1_ D..: Oldest Eurapean Discovery Against Smmach Troubies and Rheumatism Acciaimeci Best by Laest Tests LL 15 UUJIIIJOOUU 01 iv KJULLS U1 xluuurau IEHVCS. SBCCIS, Del`- ries and owers, sc1ent1(`a11_\_' und propormonately mixed and 15 known as LION CROSS HERB TEA. Since 1799 thousands of people have regained their normn' health after years of s111`Yen11g' from stomach t1'ouh1c.s of all types, such as constlpatlon, md1gest.1on,, gas and sour .._.,. L1... L..,.1.. .L`.. ..L4.... ,_.L` um,-..uu..., high blood It is composed of 19 kinds of natural leaves, seeds, ber- ~r-inu and nwnrc :m'nnf.ir`nH\' nnri nI`nnn)'f.inn;1f.n]\v nuix-mi Vvllulllull. W115 W. Duuuwuy, 1u:n;unu- "mg Secretary, Mrs. Devino; Cm`. Secretary, Mrs. Rowcll; Treasurer, Mrs. W. J. Walker; Ass nt. Ti'easu1`~ U1`. Ivfrs. D. F. Jacobs. The . tendents and ('r)n1mit!m:s of various departments will be appointed later by the executive. Expressions of appreciation and `thzmkf1_1lness for the ten years faithful and seif-samificingg services at 1\Il'...- Drill-`nix-nn u-nrn vrsirvxd hv LION CROSS HERB TEA tastes fully upon your system, and is Prepare it fresh like any onl'Ln2u'y a day, hot or cold. A one dollar Lrcatrnent uccormishes \VONDERS; makes you look and feel like new born. If you are not as yet familiar with the beneficial effects of this natural remedy mnm (`.12(\..Q`.Q nmnn 'I`I`.A h-v H` at anon rrnrl nnnvirmn lHHllLla,I' Llzll `MIC UUJIUHCIZLI L llL`-L.'l. U1 LJLIH natural remeuy LION CRO-SS HERB TEA, try it at once and convince yourself. lf not satlsfactory money refunded to you. Also in t.a.bleIt form. One Week Treatment $1.00 Six Weeks Treatment $5.00 U CIILIBIII (3.11 I Enclosed nd $.- . . . . . . for which please send me . . . . trentnmcxxts of the famous LION CRO-SS HERB TEA. NAME ADDRESS .,,.. ., >J|-A\..ll W \4\llLh-' ., .. 7 .,..,, stomach, jch are the bnsi factors of such muladics as ..\...I...]Z.. L ..J.._1,,, nu, uguuu y.\...v.;u.\., ;.u\.uuu..-u. pimples on face and body, pains ,.`.! LI_..).J._ ,l ,, .- 1 ,/....1;.v.. u.. ;.u... uuu ...,.._,, kn... ... ....\. ...--.., ...\.., ...u..-_y zmd bladder disorder, exhaustion, loss of sleep-and appetite. 'l`l1ose sufl7e.rcrs have not 11(3(l any man-made injumous chemicals or drugs of any kind ; they have only useu a 1'eme(l_\' made by I\'a.t;u1`e. This marvellous product grrows on the higylmst mount;zu'n peaks. where it absorbs all the l1e;xl1'ng elemenis and vitzunins from the sun to "aid HUMA_\'l l`Y in distress. IHILHKUI anu SCH-5cIL'1ulL of Mrs. Balluntynrr war Miss King and !VIr:;. Lc Try it and convince yourself with our money-back gum`- antoc. In ordur Ito avoid nnistakes in getting the genuine LION CROSS HIIGRB TEA. pl-ease ll out the attached coupon. Lio - P]121m1acy, 1 180 Second Ave._ \Y V (`J-4" `KY V Gentlemen : 17`n1 naml Gm ll(\U DCCOIKI .*\VU N. Y. City, N. Y. ATTRACTIVE ROUND _TRIP FARES C I UKUIV lU run \u\u...x zermediate and Intermediate m. Eastern 9.45 a.m. d7. rn. Standmd c3.10 p.m. e8. Time 4.10 p.m. c-Sa4t. only. (.1-daily oxcnpt SzLt._ Sun. and H01. e-Sat., Sun. and H01. only. f-daily except Sut. % / (G112 King`s1lig 7.13 9%- 1-.. ?L[_:[.I&\.ll-I zu-I-I-I:v-A-._: _ I _~ ` j \ SAFE DIRECT ECONOMICAL , , , _ _ . , , _ . , . . . . . . . . . . T..- ALBERTA . . . . . . . $12.50 Ton KOPPER S POCAHONTASV SEMET-SOLVAY COKE FILL YOUR BIN NOW WELSH ANTHRACITE uu. Ax, um, .. pressure, rheum;ztism, periodic .,.- -.u.uu..; u; aux... .....1 Lr\:l1v J LL. L..n1- 11 Tickets and Information at PHONES: 89, 94 LEAVE BARRIE stnnsu un vAA\. u|4\.A\, uv.., L\.A\|AA\..y lslion, kmd nnlnz tvhrxrn if nhcnvlxv: 1111 Han days, to run collcurrent with the five (Lays. His worship pointed out thu` the Code provided under the scctxon of breaking and entering a ne in ad- dition to a term of imp1'isonmcnt. on Q:.1h1v~dn\' nvnninn- Awnv IR+lm UILJUIL L-U EJ. l|;`1'Hl O1 llll[)l'lSOIU]1CnE. On Saturday evening, April J8th, Alexander returned from a. trip to Utopia and found Wozny inside his Wl1`(. l1OU>I<` on Tiin St.. Allandalo. Alexander locked Wozny in and called Chief Stewart, who placed the latter under arrest. Wozny, who fo1'lno1'ly livud in B1l`)`l(.`, was \'isit~ in}: his brotlior on Tiin St. on the tr`-"`T!l11.`'$ in "ml L-lainied he \v:1s only looking around when caught. STATE . EARRIE F UEL& SJP?i..Y C0 Dept. 984 6A -..;u., yx .__1v----- in the . .. delicious. acts wonde*r-- safe even for children. tn-11 and drmk a glnssful THURSDAY. MAY 7, 1936. New York $23.8C I'\Jl` \ll\lL4.L4Il'\ Intermediate Points L d7.15 p.|n. D e8.15 p.m. `nu-n .\..uuu. uuu-nu\,:u..;. 4 back, 1ivr:1'. kidney FOR ORILLIA I__.-___.._I:_u- D-` $14.50 $14.25 . $12.50 . $12.00 . $13.00 Tinted Blue to Protect its High Quality Against Inferior Grades. \V. 1.. l51!zlV('l`, f'l)Il\'o'lIt'r )1 Mn: Clnikttizm Endx,-uvor I)upurt1m-nt, took (!hE11`_L',`(? of the rorzular 1n<-ot.in;:`of Central Y.P.S. on `.\Tnndu_\' night. Mr. Beaver vnntinund his st-1'ins of talks on Discipleship, by T.r-slit: Wt,-atherhva(l, taking as his topic. Sharing The dnvr>h'r)n.'1I pr-rind was taken by Perry Mclntosh. _ $12.00 Ton .$11.00 Ton .$16.75 T011 .$12.50 T011 h2:xriac]1es. PHONE 62 Ton T_on Ton Ton Ton At L cw Spring Prims Stove per ton, $14.50 Egg per ton, $14.25 Nut 14.25 Pea 12.50 Fill your Bins now with this High Class Fuel and c A \n:- Mnmwv SU MME PR CAMERON &1=;LL1s Lehigb Valey Anthracite The Coal That Satisfies CENTRAL_:.;;P_.#S. Phones 33 and 748 PHONE`. 993 W.C.T.U. Elects Officers for 1936 'MAY PRICE LIST- MUSIC E"'ESTIVAL 142 EN"i`RIE.`3 [hi-L b .`.Ull_L: CUIH Liiklllg` Lhml ...h..,\1 ..1m...._ Li1|\lIlg LIIIIU PLHCC IH LHLT `school ChOl`Us clam: The two c A0`ru.~.m \\'u1`u uml;1' thc Uiruct }l1'.<. BLll'diM., 01' the ]-`ri Walc-.~: Svhool tcacllixzg stzxil`. Evening Results Sij.L'h[ K}ddin_`.,"--~DO1'cL`11 Wi by, I)o1'oth;.' ,\Ic1I:u.-kon, both 4 gus. (HI-`u ("hair ,_ Rt--u``r\I-1' (Vnl [5,'. . (}11'ls (Tho Lion School. Y)u'..n. \'. ` I lZ.lllU .` k Cookstown. \4UUl\.bLU\VXl. Tenor So`1o--.\I.-.x Bcmro: ford; Dan .Jom>.<, FhL11'(:l1iI1; \V']1itchu1*.~;L, Barrio. \/'nI.. C`.-.1.` 1". T) |UUI\B|/UVVII. | Lad'ivs Vocal Dlli-?.---:\I]`>`. J. No- Iun and M1n<. R. C-()U. ~`1`z1df0nl; Miss H. Hz1w1.ho1'm,- and .\Ii:':~' .\'. Ford, Allztndzlle. n:.....\ n...\4. M... I \'..l.... LUVVII; 1' I'4'.lH('CS _\11',l`_!,"(,`1'll, IUL-LLHH'cllll ` Mule Quamutte:v-H:11`1nony Quar- Luttc of Thm'nton, compo.<.-(1 of M. Lowrie, N. Jami-c:~'on, W. Smith and N. Broley. Qnnrnnn Qnln ,,,, ,.\Ix-< \'n1.'.n T7!\~enL IVIIILUHUIDL, Dil Violin Solo- ` Cookstown. Y . J \,'...`. The annual meeting of the men`s Christian TOmpf`1`:\'1r'c U was held Monday zxftnrmnm. 4. in the Public Librzn`y H2111. `-V. J. Bztllrlntync presided. Dr. t Vvildman took the dmrotionul ind. A ..In....:._.- :.,.,:_x,.,_. H 1`Ulll, .`\l1'(lH.llil.ll.'. ` Piano Dur.-`t-Mrs. J. .\'0lan and M2-.<. Stevenson, Bmd1'o1'd. R.ecitation--G(*o. Ferris, Cooks- town; Frz1ncc.~; _Gm`:01`11, 'l`ot.tcnhz1m. NI-.11.. {`\nn-hxhn,#..H'-xvnxnnv (Wnnr. -\. Dl'U1L'y. I Soprano So1o--~-.\lr.<. .`\'o1.;`-.11. I?imd- ford; I\I".<.~' 1,. G1:1.<.< (`ook. Mixed QunrtLtte-.\I1`.<. Monkmzln, Bliss Hvlcll Ci1us.~:. \'. B1`ow10_\' zmri )1. (`u1'tx'.<.<, C`ooks.to\\'n. I)nv'I.`r\`n.. CA1,` `[r\\v.n\u 1-.`-|r\\' D.- 1 1L`. ' Mixed (`]1o1'u:<--Pn'adfo)'<! (hoii-; l (`ookstown Choir. AIL A _ _ . ._ Dn....IL_ [LJl'll(lJUl(l; V (`Yd l'l?l.`L|ll}4.`,. I)K_'{;'L|Jll. Piano Solo, 12-16 yo:n'.<--Norn1a .\ lz1cI.:1ch1an, Pain: loszllie lxaw, Benton. 1). ... TAM \T......1... A111. \ UUK5LU\\'H KUUII. Afternoon Results Solo, 11 _\'e21r.a and undo-r--B0tfv_v Soims, Bmdfortl; Ma1`;;:~:xrnt (7om.e.~. Braldford; \ .ur;1 Hnstin}. Z1.-(.-ton. D:|\V\I\ C .1,` I 5) I (E .- \'nuu-nu L3l.'`J.()II. R<,-cit:1tion- -Jozm f\'Iu1'ph_\~'. Allis- ton; Joy(:r: Gibm-y. Brzulforri; Eilor.-n }:xkv:~r, (7ook.~=to\\'n. f`| n, ,,,, .w ,1, ,1 run, ,_,,, n..,v L)(lI\l,.'I, \,U`Jl\-"I./|J\\ X1. One-Ro0n1 School Cho1'u>--~Bmd- c11 s School, E.~:>::L 'l`wp.. din.-ct:;(l by l\li.ss J1. Hoppnr; Tu<~'01'ontio .,'.t:'. .\'0. :5, by )Ii`.~,. .`lcl{ol\'cy. Solo Pun S0113,-'--I"1'i11cc of Wales I School, l}r;i1'1 ic, l<-(l by .\`l1';~:. ll. Eur-l (lltl-, with Ga1'1'_\ Bu1'(lL~Lte, Flora 'l`homp.~son, Gloria Slmm0n.~', Given l.\lc.\'Iich:m, l.o1'n:L Lovr.-, .\larjo1'_v 'SuLlu1`lun lilwood }.!i11.l1].L`-I1 zmd D011-uld l`lmmp.~:on 11.5 1m.-mbc1's; Al- `zliston l .S., szvcond. Violin Solo, 11 y(:a1`.~; and umle.-r` --Vr.-2-non Sczidoii Bariie. Violin Solo, Hi _\'(-z1r:, um] un(l..-2---- Lloyd l:o_\'_ 'l`ot.t<:nham. 1 Vocal Solo-.\Ia1'ion R.1lLl(.`(lg'(', 1-3.`- `szx ;.\I:n-ion Robson, B21r1'i; Winnie l'1`miibl:;_v (Tookstown. Solo Tip 'l`oc-I\I:1u Ilr-tclit,-;. vTll0l'HlOI1; I.o'.1i. Glass. Coolbtown. Solo .\Ilill<~r O D<-rr--.Jz1(-k Gum]- rrwi`, Hraulfortl; Vincun-t Blncknimw-, Lc-f1'n_v; Glen An(l(:1's0n, .-`.lli:~'ton. P.S. Clmru -7-Bi`a(lfo1*(l P.S., .~\lli.<- L.... T) C` T) Al` \'l7..I, -. T) C` 1).... Thn I :n`ri.- entry di1'<- of I\Ir.<. I w:1.~: <.-nmp0,~s.d of V(:)`:l Walk:-r, (E1-01', l. \LlI'LI.\'5, \,.UUK5`l.U\\'IX. Baritonn: So1o-~.\Im ton Knox, Bur- JUKI. A pleasing incident was the re- ception of four new menibers, wel- comed by the president with a few happy words. F( o3hI1Yic n|' ihn. rnlInmi....- Ann-H-4 WV `Gil `III? Q in I "s'}s.V1-: MONEV (C( LLHL'll1:.',' lIl'>L 1H.'l'&l.` ll con1pL-tmon and thu haw` nhlr-n in H1!- `U1 I\'umb-xv [lL \ILl>Ull place -1114.` ' -ax Bcmrose, Br: f`L..u,.Li`1. (`run :`;xtif01`(1 V \\i|.` llllllifl LII" H. Pu1`dit1. and Joan .\IcRrid(.-, -, llunlt-Lt, Shirl;-y illlll LUU ULUL'L in the p1;.\'.ir` l .;u`1`1 dircction u 61s, . 1.)`-in... pl VV (lll`.` I -I)-u An::.u.< 1 .S. I!:l[J}J_\ wurus. Reports of the followin_;' depart- ments were then read. showing the work done during the year: Travell- er's Aid and soap v.'ra_up"-rs---b_\' Miss Eva Partridge on behalf of herself and Mrs. Chas. llicklingz. soap wrappers and coupons to the value of $3.75 sent to Willard Hall to be used in paying salaries of Travellers` Aid secretaries at the various railway stations, for the help and prot0<'tion of youns; -girls and women. Some 250 papers of good bright r-:4uing p1acCd'in W.C.'l`.U. box at the railway station. Two wo- men passing through Barrie tole- phoned for help to Mrs. Hir.":lin_tz and were provided with lodging overnight. A young Russian girl was assisted in being located in a home in town. Many needy people have had the helping hand r-xtcnded by our capable and sympathetic superintendent. Ar\H_T\TnrnnHr-c_l\/Haw | (u'nn runny-f- u n do 1- ".1304 l)L gill` George Woods, Wllough uf A11- Ill LHU other H1111`! < Dependable Fuels CAR THIEF CAPTURED AFTER SHORT CHASE`; I Glen Shaw, age 21, of Ridget-own, 0nt., will appear before l\Iag'ist1`ate Je's next Wednesday, May 13th, to face a charge of car theft, for which he was arrested here on Mon- day night. He is being held in gaol pending trial. The cm` which Shaw attempted to make off with v.'u.s `: Cllrysler belong to O. Ruwson, town engineer. The man was czxu_'_-`ht on Dunlop St. after a short ch;1.~=~: by three men. `\- E Mr. Riziwson pZ3.1 kL`(l_ his cur ini front of the Board of Wrorks build in_L7,` on Mulca,ste1' St. and was in 1`.i.~: office chatting with Geo. Gmlnzin, 72 Penetang St. and Blziurice John- ston, Goldwater, when he hezu'(l his car engine start up. Mr. Ruwson had left the keys in the car when hi parked it. Going to the street door he saw the accused behind the whL=el and utteinptinge-' to turn on the lights. Mi". Rziwson ran to the side of the car and quickly snatch-. ed the keys from the rl;:..-th bozlrcl. Shaw then opened the door and xvus about to make oil` when Mi`. Ia\\'. collared him and Stil1'tC-ll him t0\vzi1'(l his olllcu. On the _~=lep.: leuclin-.1" into the building Shaw he}.-'z1n to l`z3b~.'l and kicked Rziwson . on '\.l1(l i`i_2'ht leg. The l21t.te1' hull H firm` hold on the man's cont, but Shawl tore himself a\v2i_\' and l1(.`z1(lC(l (low; Mulczistel` St. I ! 1 v_L_..a.... ..L. D|.l}JL'lXll(CIl(lL'llL. Anti-Narcotics-Miss Kine, report- ed 10 addresses given; 2 Ami-C1,;-~ arette Leagues conducted monthly meetings with 61 new signatures. T-T9r`6JI'f\' and T\lTnv-nl F`rhvr-nfinn .. aH.uI\.un-cx Li. I Gmhmn :md Johnston, who \\'L'l'(' callt-ad out by .\`lr. l{aw.~:ou, .1..- i)1cdi;Ltel_\ _:;';.\'c Ch21. 2'l11(l l`ollo\\'i-All the \\'ou1d~b0 thief to Dunlop is-1.. .-\;< Shaw fled east on Dunlop St. h|.'| bump:-ll into J. (.'l2n'kL-, of )li ho \\'21.< Ll~CCOlT|])2lIllt'(l by :1 youi`. lzuljc. Not going to lL"T the max. ,1wz1_\' without lll'dl{lI1_`-4` an 12;;-nlr.`g:_v Clarke also tok after him, 11-IL know im: that lw \vas liil1Lui.l_.` Er nzl clmsod. Near tho comm` of `L")','rl_f'/if.` St._ Clarke overtook Shaw .'1i`.;i \ ` about to drag him back W rnxpiziin himself for bumping: `into he and 111:` l.'i(l,\' f1"io.-ml when Gmham .1.u.i John- ston came up. They explained the situation and Look the man to the police .~:tz1tion, \\'l1C1'L he xvas 10(.'l\'k"-'l up by Constziblo W. l{a_vnei`, who was just groin}: on duty. nu ,, , _.,..) L.1`,._. l.`.l (V. .. JLAJU _-_u..._. Shaw appczxrr-d h('fO1'L` Ed. 1'it_\'. J.P.. on Tue: and Wu mzmdcd in cu. until lluy 1t.. U.......m. xI"r\n .-r.m.:v. |n1LI1(X(:(1 In Cu. L|!lLll .Ui1_\ x-3'1 [ Mr. Rznvson, who 1':-coivcd ax se\'(*re kick on the 1'i_;'ht 19;: wn_~n he 1'. 21pp1`(.>hr-nded Shaw. sL1 c-rod r'.0ns1de1`21b1o pain and has been midl up all week. 1 I The Collier St. Unitml (`lunch wil celubmte their centennial from Sept 27th to Oct. 11th this _\'<:z:1'. For over xx year lLl1Cl'llSt01 lC1l Committee, under the L'l1ll1'XI1ilnSl1l1) of Rev. W. J. Stewa.rt, .\`I..4\., B.D..i has been looking up an authentic record of the early church and rnzuiyi interesting facts regunlixig the his-| tor) of the church in 1`)z1i'rie~l1;i\'r~': been brought out. lt 1ui.< beenf established that the foundation ofl the present Collier United wus, l`.~"; planted in Barrie by :1 teacher, 311:! Peter \Vhite, who cro.~::~:-gd the bziyi from Holland l..an(lin.: in 41 rowl)oa.t; in the yezir 1819, and prezu-he thw flvti .-r-1-nwnn in :1 l1'.-N1 `If l\'(-nnu-n-i COLLIER STREET CHURCH | TO CELEBRATE CENTENNIAL: I111: .~`{:1`Il1Ul1 III II. Udrll UL I` fcldt. .\I1'.'\Vhit(: latr-1` r*. his 1' :~'idr:nce ut Whit:- :< ( now known as Da1.<.ton. lhc dainod mi. to hv so Barrio w:1;~' Rm`. John Scott, rived `nm*v ():1l`l)' in tho ymxr i The mom of t _~':ani7.in_;r into sfw conlmittt-ra= and U; 1.-...,Jy L- UI|lIl!|\ILl`l at 110171;) n1r:n11v:~1~:< church um IA]-111111, IJUI.` LlLlrL\.'UlnJ.U, l.UA.\ AIL" \'i\'s.-n, Isabel rist.o\\*, (;'i\'u-11 .`\Ic ;\I:ichz111. Doris 'l'huuk. .\Izn'juriu Suthcrlzxnd, I\lu1`;:`z11'M, H(:n.~'on, IC1~ wotxl Hillmun, D0roth_v B(,~1c. Fred I\IcDou:.:z1l1, Don 'l`hon1p. Helm I.i\'inju'.~L0n, .\I;u`j01-iv 1401154"- hu1`. Olga .\Iorri.~', 11:11-_\' .\Iuxwcll, Viola ]* (_')`l'_\'. Gloria Simmon. l 1or_:a 'l`homp. Bill Kott, I.m'n:1I.o\'<-`.' l\'z1th1u<-n McI.r~:1n, (`nloria Hudrlr-n.l I 1 I E 4 y I Bu1`bzn`:1 Albert, I-lvln-n Bowman. in-tty 3u.\'tr:r. DI. l\..,.+ l.',.n \UiH.`.... .....l .'.HCCLlIlg5 VVILH U1 HL'\V SH;I12iLLlI`{'.'S. Heredity and Moral Education Dr. Wildman reported one address Jiven but no other requ0. She thought the subject covered in var- ious ways. Nfrq Anrnv: rrinnrfrv-I Hn-no urnlnn-: -. U1 r< Piznm Dnr-t~A|\' l|H'LL_\ l )U.\Ll.`l'. Donald {uthz-r1'ord. LU and L`.z1.t(.-man, , 'l`hc.-ak. n, I ,4 LI, u 1.11 11:11, `r-1ob1'z11'im1. the church arr: or- rom: zvn(1:15:grr== `ho church will hr _11 1'- . . LH !Ul'Hll.'l ildhr-1`PUtS .,\ .5 :..4.,..... ine Northern Advance um. .., .. _Vvu|| v :0 akim: |I zer hub kl`1`.'i- I .5 be :17; Burnt`/x` C rok wu-` 11 t nrr Chrn ha and hi.-I UJUS \\'d_).`u Mrs. Adams reported three groups for medal contests being prepared from tiny tots to 13 years of age. These will be heard in the near fu- ture. f\u-Cnpv On :n\I3:--1 1'. Oh.` `r-\A`-hunts 05:0 -n. WiHs(m B11111 f0I'(1. '(1llU 1Ul|U\`\`L". unlop unlop hm of MidL'.u1d. \ |.... Yznnur. l\l`H| IN. -.<,t'.1h1i: \.U. , 0 rst ~ .'<(-nt 11 , who . 1 DD!` (l 1820. ing` 3);): for the nun: uuwbny Iummn nus returned to her home -at Egbert for a month s h0`xidu\'. T\r`l'u'.. f`....L. f- uuuuu_\. Miss Coutts is visiting in Stayner with her brother, Rev. Wm. Coutts. M115. 1. Downey is visiting her sons in Mincsing. :\H.~'< `W (`JH ]1n< v-I-hn-ncul fn 1`\r.1Il [an .u1uL"a1.(lg. ;\I: i.~`s M. Gill has returned to her `hmm: at Midhurst after visiting |1'i`icn(l.~: in town. '7 Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Beardsall and izfztmily Feft on Sauturday to take up 2.-.`-'idvncc in Orillia. Rx.-v. `W. J. Sitewart, of Barrie, oc- cupiwl thu pulpit in Thornton T1-in~ ity Church on Sunday evening last. M12 Bruce Deans, who has just at Qeuen s Uni- friends in town Hc \\'r-rsL' LUIL` - Owing to illness in the home the treasurer. Mrs. Walker, was unable to be present and sent 21 report which was given by Mrs. BaHan- fvnp 'T`hr> mnrnhnrr: rrm`rr=Hr-(1 H10