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Page Four was assisted by Rev The Barrie Advance illip; page John night. I Friencis oi Alderman Walter Hal-. s3(:1'L mil 1'Cg,1'L`I} to learn Limb he has] been confined to his home for sour: days due to illness. \ Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Ne\vm-an an- ,nounce the engagement. of their `l younger daughter, Barbzn'a Helen tPeace, to Gunner Mulway Austin `ixsen, of the 45m Field Battery, I R.C.A., Lindsay, Ont., son of Mrs. Bell and the late Alvin Bell, Orillia, the max'rla.ge to take place February '3rd in St. John's Anglican Church, llcraighurst, Ont. Congratulations f`nvurrnnG-11`In4-u'nv-n- n I I Congratulations are extended ml` Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Webb, ofl .St1'oud, who celebrated the fty-; lthird anniversary of their marriage` on Friday, Jan. 5. Widely known! and highly respected throughout the district. many cong1'at.u1atory mes- sages were received by Mr. and Mrs. Webb on this occasion. . nun. uu .... n-O ...c,._,...-.. - Dr. Kirkland asked for co-opera-| tlon in checking all unfair meth-I ods. His department was ready to` give advice and was acting as 9. vocational guidance centre. Refer- ence was made to 9. young man from Barrie who came to him for -advice and who had since com- pleted a course in tclegraphy and recently left to fill a lucrative posi- tion in South America. REYNOLDS--JOH.NSTON-At the! rectory, Elmvale, on Saturday. Jan. 6, 1940, by the Rev. W. C. Stubbs, __Wi11ie Leonard Reynolds` and Margaret Tneora Johnston. both (if Tiny Township. . .....a-, ~. I'1`easLu`e1', 1 -- On Dec. 29, Miss Olive Dickinson entertained the members of the choir in honor of her brother Her- bert's birthda.y. A very pleasant evening was spent. in games and singing, and at the close of the. eveniig the hostess served :1 ckiinty lunch. | I The Women's Association helcltheir, `January meeting` at the home of| |M1's. H. Giffen, with Mrs. C. W.` {Sage presiding. Roll call was an- Isxverecl by a. New Year's resolution. l1`m~unr,e111<.:ms were xnacle for the co11g1'0gat,io1m1 supper and the piaccs of meeting` for the year. Mrs. H. I-1o';~'11 read :1. .sp1cnc1icl 1);1.pL`1' en- Liucd "P.ightcm1s.11ess and Prai.~;c,"`i ;;x1:4:i .\I1's. Alba-.'L .`.iu`v.`. gave :1 1'C1).L1-2 `ixlg. E1051-.5 in Decc-m`uC1'. In `L110; We have The sound cheerful`. Mrs .Aub1'cy Slcss()1' was the guest! of her sister in Orillin. for New Year's and the following week. Il'.'..._ u:,..__ vr:..,.,..u_ J rn .... ._L.. :.. -......-.. .0... ..... ----........D vvvvv .. Miss Mary Kissick. of Toronto, is spending :1 few weeks at home. v :-.n.. 1-\.._._.._ ru......|...-. 1.44 n.-. .4 ...... no .. -.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... Little Donna Stmclum had the` misfortune to run on Sunday morn- ing, cutting her face, which requir- ed several stitches. Miss Jean Lauder, of Ori1liz1,, was [home for a day recently. 42..., ...v_..___ ru,......... .___.. u... -.....-L. ' .. ...... Miss Dorothy Ellsmere, of Cedar Valley, spent. part. of her holidays with Miss Janet. Knox. A paper museum at the Massachu- setts Institute of Techno1os;_v rc-cont- ly opened, includes exhibits from n!1' over the world. i Herbert Mr. and Mrs. listen, last. week. Sawyer vlsltcd with I-Inrvcy Leslie, 01' Al- 1 .~._... ...-. ..--... Nss Corn. Bellamy is .~:pundIm: some time with her sist,c1', M1':~;. John Hunes. of SImcnu_ Ont. l I 5 Mr. Thus. Ellsmem, of To1'onL0.~ called {u E. Ellsme1'e s on his way L0 Golden Valley on Thursciay. Mr. C. Bell has returned home from Penetang. 1 M1`. and Mrs. Reg`. Be1'L1'am rmuzll family, of Elmvale, spent". Saturday '.vit.l1 Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Snider. Mr. Edward Hutchinson is on Lhel sick list. I The United States produced 859,- 000 bruwels of aviation gnsollnr-. in October, and could produce 1.500.- 000 burrels a month if 11CC0:4.s`ux`_\'. . in Toronto. ....... .., u. gnu . \JllV. The Lisle A.Y.P.A. hold 11 sknllmg purby :11, L112 Lisle rink lnsl. 'I`|1u1's- (lay evening, followed by an cnLv1'-- Lalnmcnt and lunch nl. the 5Cl)()()l. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mcwnters lmvc taken `up residence in Cumpbcllford for the remainder of the winter. Mrs. Field is visiting .u rT1n..n..A .. ersonals um l_'U11l1lH.`lll.'(.`1T|L l`. 01 [W0 Grade X. classes in bookkeeping and type- writing options. "71%"I"I'E:%3i? r' the annual Sunday Sc-huolgi \\'us hold, Wit!) 3. sp1endir.1<] we and Rev. F. W. Madden} r chair. The clectiou resulted as follows: Supt;.. 3. 1'vI:'aw; Asst. Supt, Im Par- S`n`:1'Cl.z11`_V. Hnrolq Gilcllristwzlg :-1'. Ema-st Dickinson; O1'ga.n- ,h Rupert; 'I`eac`ners. Mrs. L! ;e, Ruth Rtxport, S. E1- I125. H. Giifen, \Vax'U. Good- Mrs. Albert. Maw; Auci'1Lo1's. Maw, Harry Gien. EDENVALE EDGAR fair sleighing at last. of the sleigh bells is LISLE the! 1e lid 011-. l P1`ai:;c," with friends `tar Ruth are returning to Toronto this week after spending two weeks Mrs. Geo. Richardson and daugh- ,with her sister, Mrs. H. G. Martin ' ....-- , -.__.. - _.. ...-...- .,... The card party held by the W.A. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Win- 'ters on Friday evening was well at- tended. CIVIC NIGHT Miss Reah Kendall, of Toronto,` `spent the week end with her par- Rolled Pot Roasts lb 14-c Z0-lb Pail Lard $2.23 Shoulder Roast Pork lb 170 1'34 DUNLOP STREET I-IFIIIHKH Nunrly vvury ph-turn hwlurlvs a main .-u1h_lm-,L which should he shown cluurly. II` (has mu-kpzround is full 01' dvmll, ll. (ll'1l ws nllontiun away from tho nmln .-u1h.im-I. Dc-luils in suhjmzt um! hn.c-luzrmnul may (`\'(`ll soc-n1 I0 run l()}:l`Hll'l', so that Hwrv is no vh-nr .~u~p:nr:1liun. 'l`hu.~z. thu ph-i1n'v L`! .-:|mH'I|. n x.. . nuul. nlu uuL up LU pur. Murk Twain once wrote: As to tho udjovvo; when in doubt, strike It out." That is u. good rule for the vunmm mu-1'. \Vhen your'e in doubt uhnut inclutling some detail or omit- Hm: H.~--do the latter. It's a safer 1-nuuoun . mm; 1'lllll!`.I` IlI(|u<)I' .4-. .. ' SIMPLICITYM-1 an outstanding fea- ture of most good pictures. And an oxcoss of dotM1-espec1nlIy con- rusud dotu|l--1s seen in most pic- turos that are not up to par. Mnvlr 'I`mnIn nnnn .......o.\. A .. n. The simple subject-matter and plain background Iend appeal to this Child study. Strive for simplicity in your pictures. On i"\/londay Evening, January 22nd, at 8 p.m., in the Police Court Chambers, a Meeting will be held to discuss matters or` Public interest. While this meeting is under the joint auspices of the Town Coun- _ u\..........~. ` In one instance two young men -.were found selling courses and they had no school or courses to give, but they collected some $3.000 be- fore checked up. The penalty for infringement of the `Act is to be made more severe at .the coming legislative session. .~,, 7,4-AA'-`/\--J .\..I.,..: :5... A . n . . A .... Public Meeting cil, Lions and Kiwanis Clubs, it is lmopecl all merchants and others interested in Barrie will endeavour to attencl. SHAN TY BAY FRESH FISH Headcheese or Sausages 2 lbs 25c 4-n.~4_v In |)|`v\'HHl HIi.~:. Uri:-n. I-iv 0|` (`mm-`n nu.-:iliun will lhn \\`lmh~ l>:n'k;:I'm|ml. In- tho hm-I; ruumi min ..I . GEO. COLES Chairman Kiwanis Public Affairs Committee 3 ~23 M as s`- E U MAKE SWEPLER PICTURES ELD OYSTERS ._.. -.1. .A4\.|.\u\;AL,, ;u-y\.\.c.uA us vuuu.` Linnal Schools. 1`e1)01`Lc-(1 that he found ever_Vt11ing in good order at the Vocational Classes and com- mended the staff on the ne be- ginning. Recommendations included the commencement of two Grade X. (`IHSSPK in hnnL-L-pnnimr and n-no Y W. A. LEWIS, CIIICKENS THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 1940. 5 Mrs. Norman Tuck, of Barrie. is ;visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs __ Roy Partridge. i ents here. I Dr. and Mrs. Geo. Lucas and fam- jily, of Toronto, spent the week end at their cabin here, enjoying the ne winter weather. so... --,, ~ - The Guild of St. Thomas` Church held its annual meeting at Mrs Simpson s on Monday evening. Miss Roberta Lavelle, of F1esher- ton, is visiting friends here. 1 uunn Ul lllll. Will UU. If you have a focusing camera with fast. lens, background pattern can be diffused and subdued in many cases. Simply move the subject as far from the background as is prac- tical. and use :1 large lens opening. The bnckg1'ound will then be out of focus and less obtrusive. In ..nI....o:..... ....1 ".5 .... AL-.. 2.... .. uuua uuu ICDD uuu ualvu. In selecting subject-mzltter for a. pivture, include only those things whivh are needed to ten the story. The more dntnils yon inn-111119, the morn <-mnplex the ])i(`1I1l'0 hvvoxnes -~nnd .~'impli(',it_v may be lnsl. ()l' (-o1n':<(-. in man) rrzxsvs `sun can- .4 ,.:. `.. .1... Biscuits Strongly patterned backgrounds are to be avoided-especially in pic- tures of a person. Use a plain tone-- a light-colored wall, for example, as in the attractive shot of the child at the typewriter, above. For brunette subjects, pick a. light-toned back- ground; for hlonde subjects, either dark or light will do. 1 ? vnu `hung a fnnuah-nor nurnnmo. ...:n. GEESE Brisket lb llc PHONE 175 \ vululttl un mnnd. I`lmn .-.. v1\.... `I... .. Salted Peanuts 1... Q. .Dt:`ctl:L1L', anal Jund evervtlung \1. Ylnnn -1 (Continued from page MATTERS DEALT Ginger Snaps, Chocolate Puffs, Sandwich types with cream fillings, Fresh,_ Delicious, Wholesome, Special 2 lbs INSP.(,"I`0R REPOR S. Beattie, I11spccLo1' U(\r`n`.irn1n`[ (`Jrmcne n ZELLER S LIMITED like to thank the mom for the assist- in 1939 and we nrd miglm be inter- 1g `.';h:1t. this assist- it possible to do van 1' _ycuL. nomhs, 5,317 33001:: :1 Allandalc school` -1,` sked for meth- nent. to} , _-,_.,,_ v-5-4`-.. H/C11 W U1 LIL \\`l.LAJl ; the results may- in better citizens[ I 111 UL.. 7; :'.;l1'.". wen worth wb Ohn g-r.r.n14.. n-. It is not that co1'1'espondence courses are disapproved of. These C0`-USU-3' serve a useful purpose for I .411: one who has the time and the! "will to master the subject, but the methods often employed in getting students is unfair and unethical.` the speaker told of instances where `young men who didn't intend to take I a course thought they were signing a. business card and they turned out - to ..:be `binding contracts, for the Lpcyment of $250. In other cases ` blackmail methods were used. All correspondence schools now operat- ing in the province are licensed, with penalty clauses for any unfair _methods employed. or 200 schools `investigated, only 33 have registered ,-so far. The others will have to .quit or change their way of doing ,business. - _ x___L___ J 1. . TO THE ! I V CANDIANS x-'. `no use for it either. -The whole matter is a mess. 1 cu .. ....-... -..- .u ..u un..za. W. R. BOND In explaining his firm's side of the story. W. R. Bond, of Northern` Wood Preservers, stated that Bar-- rie had been given more than the. cnnr-ir-nnnc r-nllnrl fnr and Han!- LAC ucxu UCCLA 5IV\'.'l1 IHULU bH.'oLH. specications called for, and Northern Wood Preservers had ed in good faith and felt that had fullled their part of the gation to the full. ` (`..r\inrr lmnlr rurnv 0-ha nu!-iv-n c [me jack pint lly done. |.L1 \.\ mill, . .:'i ing, 5.11:`. Barrie. wl ` . . . . . . . . . . .., \/Al4lJl . 1 Mr. Bond: There is no necessity` of it being clear." M1`. Reid: I specied clear and] `that. it, he p1`operiy seasoned. I Mr. Mac-Lv.u'e11: "You szuv the jack} pine, Mr. Bond. Would you say that!` `it is free of large knots?" I Mr. Bond: I wouldn't say that it is completely clear, out it is free 011 large knots. AI.I\l`I?l\I A \l "l`IlIIL' c I LY \J. y Twiss. I --~-~~ \ ' Reeve M2cLa1'cn: The engineer` .=;z1_\'s that you zxqreccl that you could` supply clear jack pine. Would you call the material we have been sup- lplied with, clear ? \1.. n-...:. ..n-u,, ,, - , ~- I of the Vocational Con_1mittee in TO PURCHASE LANTERN `l The Property and supply Commit-I tee was authorized to purchase :1` projection lantern for Victoria. school at 9. cost of $140.00. NEW NIGHT CLASSES Approval was given Report No. 11 establishing two new night classes,` one for first aid and one for knit- ting and similar crafts. 1 MUST PAY DUES Principals of public schools will .be instructed to notify parents liv- ing outside the municipalit-_v that fees will be required for children's attendance. This applies to any .cases where notice has not been! given. AR.RAl\.'GI-1 QKATING I uugu nuuuo. I ALDERMAN TWISS i "Mr. Bond made the statementl that his company put: in the low- est Lender. I dispute that state- ment; their tender was the high- est." 1. rr\,.,;,.,. ,......I..:...._1 LL....L. :__ _n ODIN Mr. Twiss explained that in all the information he had been able to gather that jack pine was con- sidered an inferior wood in every In- _stance. The wood staves were not sufficiently creosoted nor were they free from large knots as the con- tract called for. The town had turn- ed it down once and should have nothing more to do with it. he con- ` tended. U1. n;.x x-.,u.uu\,' nth \\r RDUIJH MU 1 "Y3: rated jack pine eciual to .`~."*`- 1. pine for Lhr specic use to which it is being put in Barrie, pro- vided there xvas no appreciable dif- ]i'ex'encc in the gmzles. MR. SCOTT Mr. Scott. inspecting the wood at Barie for Chas. Wharnock In:~.per*t.ion' Co., stated that the wood looked like spruce to some. but that upon tak- ing it to the govermnent, laboratory for analysis. it proved to be jack pine. In his opinion, jack pine was slightly superior for the type of work it was being used in. T Inarhx n rh-auiin :-hm.I- in! Man 'l`< nun ucuny. uacu In. I made a tlrastic chc-0!: on the wood and culled out perhaps some that should have been left in. Per- haps there are a few sticks in the pile that should have been thrown out. All in all, I believe you have 9. very good grade of lumber as it stands now." 'T`knf n r-n>nl1 nunln\\r\nn `V /any... "That :1 swell explanation." /com- mented Alderman Twiss. You made a very good job of defending the nmterial. Now is it. their turn to turn around and defend _vou?" It. was moved that no further ac- tion he ta`.~:e:1 in the xnzllzfer than mm. which '.vr1.< taken at the prev- ious mectins: when the whole pro-I lpositirm was turned down. billlll llU\V. ' I I \\;.`v .',.\<.`u |J_'v uLL' 1111.11 111 LUL` stitution. Data was produced from the ( P1-nrhwr; T_ni.m-nrm-.'.~.-.- nf rn tmy`1m;`;;ipe:f`;I; No. they have (Continued from nah guu ;_j('1n if you do not has acted fni I1 their deali zhic v\1'r\ru" ,..~ not beeniwas in the mill, while the Norway HLUDL ltll. LIIJIIAQ '5il|/LUIL l/U mu: lull. Going back over the entire story,| to parents Mr. Bond told of the original speci- fications calling for Douglas Fir or` children's No1'wa_v Pine. As the pipe was want-I C ed in a hurry, and the jack pineii 2 Pine would have to be cut from logs C ARRANGE SKATING |in the pond,iiecessitating ar:on.<;idcr~-' The Finance Committee will inake able delay, Northern Wood Preserv-It the usual u1'i':111gc2ncnts with t-l1t.`.le1`s a.~`;l~:ed that they be permitted to` Arena Co. for skating and l10cke;.'9.,liip jack pine. which they C0llsl(`.L`:`-ll `iltllllrltls for public schools. !(*(l j1l s'. 21.. good. if not bcr.:.r::' fo:':( APl ItEC!A 1`i0N [.113 job, I A 101101` of {`.1)pl'CL'l{1[lOll \\':1..: rl'-[ I:'.>t,:'urtio11s \.w>i'c received from Leivecl from Mls.'~. Lila Mcelice. sec-i-T1, I`.-W1 retary oi` the Public Li'o:`;i2;.'. as 1o`:-`_ 1* ' ` . \u`l ' I In "`\:lK"!' 1:1 -;".':xi`~.u` '0 jl;'.`;( . I . I . \\'l;l.'li \'.':is 1n1111i.~u15tL'-~ J W`.1:u'nacl< & n the job at t) ...-.+.....:.`I :.. u ALI\.l.; '\_\ `J13 1 that jack product as 1r] nq fhn uh: JJLl'JUL ll LUI. 111.5 the United St: Arn-imnn-n nl .\.uu5 u stated, pressm 'vn _-f n.`` lb JCCII the 0.. ... 5-ntlen`.-en n /'\V r\I\\\( 1uu;,'.) Au L.` concluded D 3 not," retu \,u:'.;u, In an hill` consicler that my and above board wnn ha .-..v\..-`... }:-\~\ page one) 1iJ\\'l . "We would 11 Board of Educat a.nce given us thought Lhe Boa: tram: in L'~1n'.x'in-2 `JUL! , Dill. nt, 1)0und.=; 1: Mr. Bond. .4...,-m.. .l:Cu AUL1` '( nd feet, to produced nlnnn nnrl 1 ,n.. in.spect,c1`=, mill, illspezt-. 9 Inn in vhni .3 .1. L7l.I.'U\J'4`} unloaded in i nnns \\I\\I nu t 110 ;|\ um. Ju; they wood `NY r\ .-. .1 UJLC . that . act-! they ` obh- um-(1 :\L 111.. the aujo of ~.., ..,, I Mr. lJou',;:1ll \v;1.s` the son oi 1)zu`:d Uuugull, :L nu`n1Lu1`c lIl`.l11LuiLCLLl1'L:'.`,%1 and '.11'Lcr uttcudmg scllool here, cu-lg Loved the btmnu-uss wxth his bro-] Lher, James B. Doug-ull. Formerly} u. Prosbyteriulx. he had been :1 mclnbcr of Collier Street United Church since church union in 1925.! He at one time was 21. member oi the B-.u'rie Board of Education. l Surviving are his widow, nee Da- [ vin-.1 Jane Wilkinson, of Allandale; four daughters, Mrs. Gordon A.l Wclis, Toronto; Mrs. A. Neil Mc-` Lean, Saint; John, N.B.; Mrs. P. Strong, Toronto, and Mrs. John 0. Porter, Barrie, and six grand- children and one great-grandson. nu-.. r...-......I .... .:.... c....._. 51.. u....__-| '1 -.._ -.- _, -..- . 5 Born in England in the year 1848, |t;he late Charles Jones came to l 3 C21nl::`m. in 1366, settling in Barrie, _ where he established a painting and `_{Eclcco1".1Li11g business which ourished` H 1'01` many years until 11*: retirmnent` :21 .~,`norL time ago. Deceased was mi UDLKIU All nuuxuug, ance has made i` during me past ye` DLu'ing,` eight mo were ci1'cu1ate(1 111 and 16,000 bc.o`:;:s This was certainly --nun u'n hnnn vhnr .... -.._..-. ...-... ---~ 5--.. -...-........... The funeral service from the home on Tuesday, Jan. 9, was conducted by Rev. E. E. Long, of Collier St. United Church. Pall-bearers were .8. W. Moore, A. M.a.lcomson, W. F. .Stone, Andrew Carson, Thos. Sin- .clai1' and Geo. C. Brown. Inter--' iment. took place in Barrie Union i Cemetery. I Death called a pioneer resident lof Barrie on Sunday, Jan. 7, in the iperson of Charles Jones, who passed away at; the Royal Victoria. Hospital .01` apoplexy. He was in his nine- ] rieth year. I n..... A.. .-..,-x-._,. ,-,, u Ii 101 gbh I` Miss Mzu`ga1'et, Swallow has return- ed to Brockvillc after spending the iholiday season with her father, Mr. IA. E. Swallow. ,-,...o, LJ,L\\LlJ' and A1'Lhu1' Robinson, 01" Ottuxvzni Interment; took place in Bzuwie Un-; jzon Cemetery. 1 1 Survivin_g are his wife, fo1'me1'1',' [A1153 Vera Charles. and one daugh- ;;c:'. Glendzn. aged four; his parents. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Robinson, and two br0t,hex';s, Harold 0. Robinson, Battle Creek, Mich., and Alvin G.l lRobinson, of town. The regular monthly meeting of Llm Stayncr Women's Institute will be held at; the home of Mrs. Dun- can McArI:hur on Friday. Jan. 12. at 3 pm. Dr. R. E. Ives will speak nn A-r'vn...-..... n Mr. Russell Millsap. of Kirkland Lake, spent. some holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Mill- sap. II.. 1--1... rs vx__.- 47>""" - - ~- __.`... Mr. John R. Linn returned to Ot- tawa after spending the holiday with ` his father here. Miss Agnes Nixon visited at her homc in Cookstown recently. | Avqunc Ifiurnkvv ..-.0-........,.I L- n:..u. (Continued frmn page one) MIE1011 Dr. Ki1'klz1n(i, who 11-ad JLISL l'1A1'L'd Xmxn the p1 illc1})i1lsl1i1) 01 me` foronto Central Technical ShcooI.: E -was asked L0 nmke an invcstigtion. `;Ie spent a. year at this and the Govemmexlt framed leg'Ls1ation on his nding at the last session. ` Tr I4! ....e u. VA SUDDEN PASSZI3IG g c;;;;;.(.1; -....... ... V-.\......u.u... nvuyuv-_y. Arthur Murphy returned to Pick- ering College after spending the 11011- dnys with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Murphy. in A.. ._...4....._ ____ L,I,3, . -.-... ,..._, . Forty sbudents are taking the short. courses in Home Economic.-s and Agriculture in the town hall here. Mr. Geo. McNabb returned to Le- vnck after visiting his home. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Lloyd on the birth of 3 daughter at Miss Doner's Hospital. Miss K.a.th1een Ross spent the l'io1idz1y.s with friends in B1'zmtf0rd `and Hamilton. ...... ...... Aoavvoco Miss Eileen Sider. of the K. & W. Hospital. Kitchener. V'l.\'itC(1 her ipa.rcnts. Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Sider, recently. P2111-bCa.1`C1's (Continuecl iillicucidy, Obituary LILJU \`.U ;lU[}U Lllcll; some day be seen for our town." 'I"II.\ \'k i` `ch. Pall-I: members _, .. . -- _-... my until :1 of Barrie Locge No. 63,, , for gver sixLy years and ai of the Advance for 21 ;i:nI1;::-I 1 . '3 01` time. In religion he was cu-nt, of the Anglican 1'aiLh. funeral on Tuesday, Jail. 49. ucuicacd. frmn his late 1'c.si- CHARLES JONES Hmmah, Albert l Robinson. Toront umplc llulmr suturcluy r1n STAYNER "` ""` " "' l mu, rector of the Anglicanl Cmighurst. '1'. DUI.` (L154. s of the phase in l.\JA VLIL |-\.l\\`ll- I`1IA`.\'KS BO.-\I{D N. M. I`1101nson. .sec1'c1,-:1: Royal Victoria Hospital B0; on behalf of ""21 or; .1 Fru-