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Hardware if Tables sturdy adjustable suitable Jim llm Lit 3U12 l1= 115 Students IrcsInt Play I= 31 buttons fwd on Monday May 10 26X66 for picnic or cabin llStlill 215 $750 Polishers wool covered 550 Moceasins brown g1ey $200 Carpet Sweeper newt $79 Electric Motor outboard $5000 gt Bridge Table Covers Baby Swing for car $149 First Aid Kits $309 Vices 4and $1000 toy$l400 Life PreserverBelt $149 Aluminum Clothes Lines 50 it p690 100 ft $138 FireExtinguisherllipl PressorLock WICllychechgll$425 $295 Mandrills $400 $800 1200 Rubber Hammocks for Camping $695 Special Dinner Plates English make 39 each Reg 950 Automotive Supplies Ford Carburetor Giant Stop Light Sealed Beam Driving Light $540 Universal Mounting Fog Light i$520 Yankee Spot Light and Rear View Mirror $785 Way Light $135 Ahto Glare Light $195 Hydraulic jacks Ton $1200 $I400 Dry Batteries $340 Dry Batteries $266 Lantern Batteries 610 Bicycle Iube5u 950 MensArmy StyleBioyCIe iss500 BattieryVCharger rim Shellac Orange ch $050 1$400 Abbot paint 95c quart $1540 gallon White Flat and Gloss Cocoa Brown Roof Red Vermillion Shutter Green Black Ivory Royal Blue andothcr colors Murphy Paints Cream Enamel $125 Brown Exterior Gal $1850V Cream Interior Gal $1850 Olive Brown Army Paint $200 Gall BRITAINS PAST WISDOM tu be Initiated iotlat and bring tonal profits to dollar litlltillls tornur Foreign Secretary Anthony MeIIsWhite Bal Tops Prop Sam Stransman lltltH IIIems ltllltth investinonts now in sterling areas of orld reports too wide cap III crouoinu thinking Read or yourself the report of the InuI who may some day be luic Minister of Lireat ltrttiuu in The Barrie Examiner Arriving This Week CARLOAD GYPROCLATH COMBINATION DOORS 28 68 210 610 Bronze Wire OAK FLOORING and PLYWOOD CEMENT and NAILS All Kinds of Building LUMBER SASH DOORS FRAMES COAL FILL UP AT MAY PRICES Old Companys Lehigh ANTHRACITE Premium Coal at Regular Prices Allandale Lumber Fuel 00 Phones 5581 and 5582 THE SURPLUS MARKET Specials for this iWeek CLOTHING FOR MEN Army Raincoats $500 Mens Top Coats $1095 Boys Trench Coats blue and fawn $1095 Mens Sport Coats $1050 Boys Fawn Windbreakers $450 Mens All Wool Work Sox 59c 650 790 Mens Short Sport Sox 69c Mens White Ba Shorts 65c 590 Mens Work Shirt fine quality sizes 1412 to 17 $225 Mens Work Shirt Khaki Blue $I79 SPECIALS FOR WOMENS Womens Skirts Army Air force Navymaterials $279 $295 L$250 Air Force House Smock $295 White Coveralls All Wool Blanket Red 82 00 $505 All Wool Blanket Green 82 60 $495 Army Blankets $329 Car Rug all wool $475 SPORT SHOES white Sizes to 10 89C SURPLUS MARKET Near Mulcaster St Corner 49 EssaRd Mcl llastinps Mrs Camcrgng lAutlitors Mrs Vitlkl Caldwellw Mrs 12 Love Standing Commitj quilts mats and socks imccting will beheld at the home 4901 chv Shannon will be the ningtook the barn on the farm It llavul 101 ttok ltm til lethl t1 Shuntm lttflillt of the set 11rd units that of II III MI and A213 Iul IIttiti lItIIc and Mrs ttC A115 Ii I1to tI MI and tIitltil and other Iir zuti 312 Nolvdiei wtn MI and MISi Manon 11 ll lII fiIlt Itl ll1ltlll of Oshawa 31 All llgt Al Ilakains ltll lirnr and son Angus hlti hlrgt with Mr lor lt IIIIIItoI ItlI Mr ttnd tIIiIII Mr and ltltlal or UIILlIa IItii Till Caldwell l1 l4 tItplItil of with 21 and 1I pzw li lllllttl 315 and lllt IMS and WA of hit tlzttttlt Ict In tho Sunni til II tl IIIIII ith ti pond at IIIII lI Newton llcssc pre ll the unsstonzuy lilLt Ih lt1lllt sugccsted lllill Membership be dropptd vu Hill with member llli int Itiontiily givtnrcs accord MI 11 Shannon had it ti prontxlxntt worship servicel llttl on the thcmc NewcomK to tIIIIdI and totninunity Inlhp Mrs llowiird Camp ltvl ttliltllltlltl Missionary Dra II oII Newcomers to tlntltt tll Inost Intcresung Mrs II lilduill conducted the WA miztr towrtnp for the churclil twI lnIx been dropped for lhtj Int llIIIswcrlt made for the Iitllllltlilllltlllitl supper to be held May 31 This Is to be cold and salad Womens Institute Meeting The April mottint of the WI was lit hi at tho llttlllt or Mrs Wes Cald til with good attendance The Iind lmtrnt Annual will be held on June It As April was the llllillilll Invounzz the election of Officers was held and those clgeicd ntczl lIts Mrs Wes tllthLllxl Vice lltr Mrs 1ilkoy 2ndVIccj llts Mrs Robert Campbell 3rd nt lrus Mrs Cnmpbell Sttlltl Mrs 11 Campbelll gtllillll SecyTrens Laura MI llall District Director Mrs Gaol SIIulIIIr Branch Directors Mrs tlzIrlt and Mrs Graham Press Sltl Laura Hall Social Cornl nutter Mrs lifillesse Mrs Mel Hastings Mrs Cameron Cheer tonlInittcc Mrs Geo Sinclair and Irlt Caldwell New Membersi onnnittcc Mrs Bert JaInicsom Mrs Mel Jamieson Home andl ountry Reporter Mrs Gray Hall oIIIIIIittcc Mrs Cliff Bessc Mrs 1ttsttllliltllilll Industries and Ailf rIeulturc Mrs Hall Home search Mrs Bcssc Publicityi and Resolutions Mrs CampI bell The annual reports submitl ted showed good financial bal jInee Miss Laura Hall was the speaker for the day and all the members joined to make the hob by meeting 21 articles were displayedshellwork pottery paintings embroidery The May of Mrs Bartholomew on the speaker taking for his subject Family Relationships Roll call suggestion on how to keep good relationships Hostesses Laura Hall and Mrs Mel Jamicson i=1 BOND HEAD L21 Male About the last song on the radio on Mothers Day was Nobody Knows But Mother TolErect Memorial Hall public meeting of the commun May 16 to decide how and when to erect the Memorial Hall The Park Arbor Day The Community Park was the scene of an Arbor Day cleanup last Saturday It got good rak ing ovcr flower beds arranged and general interest aroused Thc Pres ident is Herman Harvey Secy Mrs Roy Dixon The cash on hand is $164761 Fire Due to Lightning very disastrous fire from light occupied by Wilmot Bently Jr last Friday about pm Mr and Mrs Bently were at Newmarket Hospital where third baby boy had just arrived to them The barn was total loss 19 head of purebred Jersey cattle were burn edone sow and small pigs also The policemen shot one 5007 as it was so badly binned Mr Bently and hiSmotherinlaw Mrs Wil son knew nothing of the fire till 10 pm when they came on to the line On whichvthey resided Mission Band Well Attended The Mission Band met at the home of Mrs Chas Brown ori Saturday May with large at tendance Mary and Ena Brown conducted recreation before the meeting The worship period in eluded Call to Worship hymn forlittle children Scripture read Burton ing of Psalm 104 by Margaret Cul bert prayer by the leader follow ed by all singing the Lords Prayer The Iroll call was answered by naming Spring ower The hymn All things bright and beautiful was Sung story The Magic Blanket was read by Marion The leaders Mrs Ferg Sutherland and Mrs Smith took charge of the study book After ity is called for Monday evening meeting willbe in the hall in the lRllE HAkbw YOU BUY GREEN FRONT STORES CHINA GIFTS TOYS our FOR LESS Quarter Pint each of RIP OLIN Ultra White AMEL The whitest whitethal money can buy Fill out Coupon which has bee delivered at your door and bring into our store The OneCoat NEW100K Enamel Dries Quickly to Tilelike Gloss hours Goodtor wood metol indOOrs or outdoors Dries Will give that new look to your kitchen in lost few quickly to tilelike gloss easy to keep clean ClIipppoof weor proof and fadeproof Resists heat water and weathering Withstands wash ing and scrubbing Grass Shears and Clippers Siva 5223 5250 5293 5475 Pruning Shears $100 $125 5150 to s300 Lawn Mowers $1175 $1875 $2100 $2000 den Sprinklers $175 $301 $475 $695 IIANI IANK SPRAYERS $100 $350 $795 $1050 25c l5e Sheep Manure 10 1b 251b 50 lb and 100 lb When business expands and grows the price of the merchandise sold is not in creased and similarly when the Barrie reua has been enlarged and modernized the taxpayer need not expect to have to ay one cent more than at present Where there is vision there is bound to be growth and development TRICYCLE TRAILERS red $275 KIDDIE KARS Metal and Wood $450 $495 $595 $675 Rubber Tired Wheels Blue Red trim GARDEN RAKES 98c 3140 $150 Poullrv Netting mesh RED METAL WAGONS $250 $389 $495 $1295 YELLOW CREAM FETAL DINNERWARE English Devon Dinnerware Cups and Saucers 09c Oatmeals 45c Set of 65 pieces SPECIAL 32350 Plates are 50c 00c 750 ROSEMOREBREAKFAST $895 Fllllls mum250 COVCIed Sugars $200 very special price on this grand Rose Creams $100 Platters $125 Spray pattern from England Open Bowls are 9100 FLATSILVERWARE SPECIALS in Chests This is ah OPEN STOCK pattern 26 pcs $1290 34 pes $1635 HARRY ARMSTRONG 98 CLOWES Lyons 104 DUNLOP ST prions 2801 THURSDAY MAY i2 1949 ens Institutefwas much enjoyed with 11 ladies prcscntl Fifteen by those attending Mrs Ncllic Hurst and Mrs John Holsey were recent visitors at May 10 McLeans Mr and Mrs Ed Davis of Noble Thc play Lena Rivers given by fince 50me 11 the Elmvalc United Young People at Edgar Community H311 on May Kissock of Barrie VIth Alberta and sponsored by Clowes wom Key Dicker of Toronto and lunch was served by Mrs Brown and Mrs Reynolds SUCCCSS SCVCFBII meeting June will be at the home of Mrs Ed Reynolds The next giwywhitowdshings withw nimuni ot limoand effort now possible with the new insulated Mr and Mrs Lavender and jllconomits Laura Hall Citizcn you spent few days last week at family and Mr and Mrs Home ship Mrs Campbell Health ths lICzImpbe11 Historical Re wcrc Sunday visitors with friends at Coulson Recent visitors were Miss Anne Mrs Dicker Of Edgar with Dickcrs Mr andMrs Mathews of Toronto Mr and Mrs Willis and family of Barrie at Frasers The Womens Institute met at Joyec Hunters home on May vccks Connor15en Connorlhormo tub which controls wash water idt the correct temperature to make washing quicker cleaner and easier You save money lion lorfclothes lqst longer when washed the vgonllo bui ollicieui connor way 23oNiccouIionitu CONTROLS llDSJltjTllltltll WATER TEMPERATURE on Incntbcrship fees were paid Mrs Lavender read an execllcnt paper Thu at Mrs Family Relationship next meeting will be Lavendcrs home on June 151 APTO Visitors during the weekend were Mr and Mrs Qulne A1 Iiston Miss Janet Lucas and Mr Lucas Toronto and Mr and Mrs Booker with Mrs Lucas Mr and Mrs Thorn ton of Langstaff at Irving Car sons Mrs Carson returned with them and will stay few GUARANTEE HARRY ARMSTRONG 98104 Dunlopsireet Phebe 2801 the closing hymn and benediction 37