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em Tree Wm T9 Japanese Shanry Bay Wi Holding First Meeting Sept The first meeting ot the last 57 season of Shanty Bay Womens institute will be held at the home of In Reason on Sept at pm The program on Canadianin duatriea and alriculture will be convened by Mrs RPrissick Mrs Gerald Rattle will speak on flow era Roll call is Your Favorite Flower iAll members are asked to maké special eliort to be present and bring friend or neighbor Be Presented The president of the Barrie Horticultural and Town improve ment Society Parsons will be attending the ceremony in the horticultural buildingat the Can adian National Thursday morning whena tree will be officially presented to Japan as gilt lrom the Canadian people Representatives of various or ganizations will assemble with members of the Japanese Con suiate at ll am for the formal handing over of the tree he ceiving the gift for presentation and planting in iolwo will be William Berke of New York City and John Clarke of To rnnto representing horticulturists in the United States and Canada similar glftwill be made by the Japanese people and their tree will be brought back to Can Exhibition on1 sarunnav AUGtJBi 25 Flowers stole the show at Sat urdays market District gardens provided variety of blooms for salepersian carpet Linntas dah liar phiox shasta daisies gaillar dia nasturtiums gladioli pansics ada to be printed inthe nations capital lhe iriendly gcswre between the two countries is intended to help cement friendship and re move doubts that cairn exiatrbe tween peoples ot this troubled world and Main sweet pus carnation and augpdrgnna Yellow Transparent Signs of late summer and the approaching season were the var ieties of apples available lland picked yellow tnnsparcnts were 55 cents basket but they were also priced as low as 35 cents Green duehess and Elizabeth Pats cooking apples were 65 cents basket Vegetables Swiss chard was cents pack age and lettuce sold at live ans bunch irisb cobblcrs and warbas were among the new potatoes selling at 45 cents basket Po tatoes werealso7sold at 40 cents Cabbage was 10 and 15 cents head and green beans were 65 cents basket and 15 cents quart ll cents and 50 centaabaaket Dilliiat brought 65 and 75 cent and smaller varieties were dol lar Broccoli was 15 cents bunch and cauliflower as 25 centsgA small basket of ets sold at 33 cents and beets and carrots were ll cents buucbor three hunches or 25 cents Vegetable marrow was priced from to to 20 cents and onions were five cents pound Peas were 85 cents abu ket with the pod and could also be purchased shelled Egg Prices Eggs were 65 ccnta dozen or large 50 cents for mediumand 45 cents for pulicts Wild Raspberries Wild raspberries made their last appearance on the market at 50 cents quart and thiihbie berriu were 45 cents quart Fresh fruit Large cucumbers were three for also appeared in the form at peach bin berry manning cents Flowers Gladioli prices varied from live cents spikelto 25 cents bou quet and 50 centsa drum Bou quets of pansies and vinlaa Im 25 cents and aweetpeaa and on nations in mixed arrsnxements were 35 cents Snaps and phlox wake 15 cents bouquet and bou quets ot dahlias pbiox ahasta daisies and gaillardia were 20 cents and up Persian carpet zinniaa and nasturitiums were 25 cents bouriuet Potted African violets were priced at 75 cents and dollar For Pickling Bill or pickling was fairly plen tiful at 10 cents bunch Comb honey was on the market for the first time this season It soldJar 55 cents SWEATERED To DUAL lira Jéttm gflmayr SWEATERS or elta ORLoN WASH Feather light nnd soft as soft as the softest cash mere new Kitten sweat ers of rich Pettai Orion so smart to be seen in wher EASILY HOLD THEIR sHAch ever the weather turns cool The perfect smnrtsweatered look to our duallite skirts $5th 77 Sizes 36 to 40 FOUR BARRIE GIRLS took the top priz by the Judges with MissJune GBbIElEft es in the Miss South Simeon beauty con runnerup Third and fourth prize winners test at the Beetcn Jamboree on Friday were Miss Rose Aglus second from right night Miss Pat DAmbrosio second from and Miss Evelina Ricci All four armstudents left was awarded the beauty queens title at the Joan Garrick School here WILL NOT FADE Pullovers $595 and 795 MorHPROOF 60000427 GARNER Any housewife would have thnuaitt nliil But credit goes to the builders of theU5 Navys mighty new carrier USS Ranger for using aluminum foil to keep their product fresh During constmction ship rests on wooden blocks which absorb lot of moisture To protect their costly steel hull from rust and corrosion during the 18month construction pe riodI the Navy simply covered the blocks with ordinary house hold toil This brainwave was natural for marine builder since nowadays he uses shiny noncorrodlng aluminum so widely or superstructures life boats and other important ship building components ALUMINUM COMPANY OF CANADA LTD ALCAN Cardigans rumours nacrsrnnso TRADE MARK FOE lTS ACRYLIC FIBER National Exhibition on two occas The federal gnvemment will Note SWlmmer ions collect about $573000000 in in al speed and distance swimming and held the Canadian long dis tance swimming championship for one year She has always been active in One of the most famous woman Iicd Cross water safety programs training at Sarnia General Hospi ifEllie£ii°oi°iiiiiiri after obtaining moss oi ground in industrial nursing and on was Eyears 01d plant safety Previously empioy Company as an industrial nurse she tnok course in industrial She was responsible for safety gUST Hosstess in 53mm parks for seven years wood Womens Auxiliary was held and water safety instruction there She still looks forward to swims Mg the We gt gt in the instruction field hymn followed by scripture The accomplished swimmer has leading by MTS MCQWYM Mrs Ighthe me 3051d she pureed direct taxes in the current year eig ladics wor profession Is New Nurse You WILL GET At CGE Works swimmers to come out of Barrie Mm Margaret Gribble Giles is Mrs Giles received her nurses education in Barrie native of Gene Elam company New Hamburg she moved to town Mrs Giles has quite back FACTORY ed by Canadian Kellogg Construc Mrs MCQUay tion and Timken Roller Bearing safety at Canton Ohio and Was also active in swimming The Angus mcmng Brem William McQuay with the presi across Kempenfelt Bay and wril be welcome asset to the com dent Presmmg munity with her wide experience The mating Open With Clarke read the devotional Min nice of the last meeting were adopted on motion of Mrs Mc Quay very interesting topic was by Mrs wiiliam Scheli and Mrs McQuay read apcem frhemeefingclosndwmrthrr singing of hymn and prayer by Mrs Clark Lunch was served The next meeting will be held at Mrs Schells home TRY AN EXAMINER WANT AD 11ch new Simmons confines sunEH FURNIIfURE MlSS ROSE AGIUS Gives MSSEVELINA RICCII onplhcing our rdLomaALUMINuM Lawiv cnany vapor with the purchase or every summons sneer ncsrMarrnnss vCangmtulatrons7gfl 5T9 ouRsrupsNrMonsLs MiSS PATDAMBROSIO MiSSJUNEGABLE cca News MRS MARGARET GILES had remarkable career in sports She competed in swim meets at Orillia Peterhorough Kingston oshawa Cleveland Sarnia To rontn Hamilton and many other centres and placed fourth inthe la es marathon at the Canadian 2913 Iatdfji titiV M15525 innmoxronns iMrss South Simone Gontesig izes 4168 Popular for ur Best Wishes For FIRST inrselitesBirnckfiigg Brand Hewouauiy Tutiednicking one Precision Auto Coeir Coll erti Tailored rep no Edge