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Headlines Ring General Interest Show at garden Help to Artists Thursday Night StteA sketch by Jackson Studlin in France it iti 312 iti Zuril Ixnlllti 1va gatzillispheri earls tlltt lt vcelt IlLllii up till ttlllltl 1111 lill landscape 13m caused II litlouiiltl in liIlIItJ to do so Ill sllldi although xixllr ti lie from 90 and in Miririzrii ll ll slot iileil Celuluzz llltli Ami or iw illBlg lii ll viiii oil into illc ttrlllli tic seemed tl exerti llli mill was iI ils tune Til Edgi oi the that llt iIidDlt Iilllltl Wood wite to hill Iiun iriili AIlt had always worked out of doors in Europe and cun he related some unfortunate exntlv lLlltIS ill the extiellles of the an adiun llllLlS lzickSon returned to Europe again sharp illtl Fixture It LLIHialn didnt th for another couple of years and when he returned held an xhlbl IIDII ll Montreal with another or tzst They didnt do so well Ile it calls The only sale was of little the other artist to his aunt When he heard fronl MacDonald Dr Jackson remembered seeing one LAC FRED IINKY MITCHELL of Rockcliffe who will meet Walter Hubba of Toronto in fiveround mat bout at the RCAF boxing show scheduled 0111er Hall on Thursday Oct22 Afnaiist in the Olympics middleweight cham pionship fight of Canada at Van couver last year Mitchell carries terrific record into the ring against Hubba topranking Tor0nlt to middleweight He has lost only nine times in 116 starts claiming it decisions 23 knockouts and 20 lKOs Last year at Winnipeg he scored TKO victory over Mani tobas middleweight champion and later claimed fiveround split de cision over Canadas present ama teur heavyweight champion Matchmaker Orv Dash has tre mendous supporting card with the attractive main bout Barries Syd Taylor has his work cut out for him in the fiveround semifinal which pits him against 363 Cur ran Ottawa Ontario featherweight champion Another Barrie favorite Don Wallace is pitted against Cpl Ed die Senosaiso of Rockcliffe in fiveround feature bout Senos has lost only 13 bouts in 63 starts win rfiinggilby decisions Wallace will itgiv awaypounds in this battle CainpBOnfens Major Watson of lRCM$Cheads the preliminary card gin meeting LAC George Nuther Jtockclltfe afaromising middle Weight ifsouthpaw with an ag essive style Another threeround boutboasts Barries knockout spe Iciaiist Lyle Parker meeting Myron floppy iOpounder from Rock Mountain Suicossful Plow gimtch Collingwood ion heldthelr1953 matchrlhurs lost on thefannmf Thomas ti just west of Collingwood ltweather lore entry lists and large crowd combineo for suc netswere Ed soldier Stny Russell Sage Anton iMllls gs Smith and John McQuii 56911Inngod George Sonics Elmer Atkins Singhnmp om Bowman Gilbert Mei Jim lawn sh Alton Fldhor iDon 30m plow wltii butt of Cult mirror and um held in Jroi My rite of llis small canvasses in Montreal shnw and there had been some thin about it that had struck him Canadian Outlook Here was painter who didnt know anything outside of Canada What interested him were all the little things that belonged here in Ontario He had native outlook instead of seeing things through the eyes of Europeans months and Thomsons summers it WiedvN9ttlm1i Jackson had thought that what was wrong in Montreal was the public who did not receive the young artists well but MacDonald had another view He found fault with artists who were living in one of Aha mobexciting countries in the world with great forests prair ies and mountains and wonderful seasonal changes and painting pas toral scenes that might just as well have been painted in England or Holland There was almost nothing of Canada about them Along with number of other artists in Toronto MacDonald felt that it was time for change His colleagues Lawren Harris Varley Lismcr etc were all ready In 1913 Jackson went to Toronto and there he met the 0th or artists who later formed the Group of Seven and liked the at mosphere there finding it differ ent from Montreal The critics were not quite so sure of themselves and the artists were much more inde pendent Nearly all of themwere skilled designers and commercial artists who could paint but did not depend on it for living Familiar With North Another thing was that they were familiar with the north country and were good cancers and campers who used to sketch there They knew the country and were very excited about it lot of their work of that period shovvs knowledge of the countryjf not of painting Jacksdn spent summer on Geor gian Bay and found it wonderful THE BARRIE EXAMINER MONDAY OCTOBER 19 13 WW VETERAN BOAT BUILDER HAS ARM BROKEN Ir URI it ARLLY Barrie Juniors RESERVED SEALS on sale NOW ROYAL WINTER FAIR IIIIIiSl Silt Ixlitg tl Al Liars my tICQJl thnfth urn Zlitv ledlnal DE ppst leuelar1g High Schoo Baum An Arena Park 34 at Till Krli Pratt block plunging mug Barrie Cilizens Band Booster U912 at arm tuu 211 in ii Rtrfl lony Theatre Sunday um dun lrig inch for In turkey dinner will the first flJII Tim ope 573L11313ITI113 10911 in the basczliem of AI rter was Ellirlllf but Traill 5d Churtll Wcdflrbdav lr tmce in the ftLtIIld quartz wwnuf from to it pl AdnllsSLor adults lliLullIIll toucntiuuxi =i 111 children 63 ll3liillJ 1I all and tw puiilginl Lot turkey Jam illul was Converter for lou or mm IV $LliLrl and after wn Loni lKJIll talru Illuvjilf mu ml tniII 11lllcl Bdllits Bnl gum LIIher plunged our for 11 em 3t ultti 60 Lu xcllmt anti Midland Ii iIl IlJIBIMF lttktil an air attack for tnmr Eone try lineal juniors make fenestrah WWW3 limpin awfltumnuge Set on Saturday Pctgill Elm tn 5f E2 NIAIIVI Iii Wed and Fri Sltu snurdlys Slso 3109 LVEVIVGS Tues ed $330 SLED Fridays md Saturdays $30 S100 tr tt iilt tvikst mil liltted Church Hon Vnur limit unwary Slinili let at Tiitl Fol wed cltilu lulthi It il John for Rummage sole auspices Ladies2 Auxiliary to Lions Club of Bar9 rlc Saturday Oct 17 at 3m in IOOF Temple bosonlent ii Collier Street Mirth1 ROYALWINTERFAIR Rummage sale at ices Ladies tiRttNTU Friday QCL 16 Auxiliary Canadian mLegion Octl ROAL miizijrii mmay I7 13 Legion Hall Owen St Doorsi Suit315 Army open pm James DunneiLI toritaint 117113 converters 115liii121 used tut Rummage Sale St Andrews Lefroy Continuation School coml 1mm about not havtnl Canadian Pitxbyitlldfl Church lecture room menccment exercises ll Cililrcnil iiiilc in their homes Iiilay the twin and iorxley Strut Satur Community Hall on ize trying to get Canadian paint lday Oct 17 nt am il7ll8 pn Eernm Momrfp u1lt of those days and they areg we sty expensive People were tray WW wfl ill about Dilltll paintings in those mm days and the wealthy Montrealers 11m ilihlllmlv used to invest millions in foreign llltlll modern gauging fIIjitgmibiLFEE The cows and the windmills WEH show have all gone up to the attic They were very bad Investment for the Bulls is ii iliwt lililll lllll of hmj mners and nbndv fee trill been seen in mi for men Miss Mary MacKay of Coiling wood who studied under Dr Jack son and had invited him to the county introducedtliespeok9rr Scheduled to be at the openin of the art exhibit on Friday even ing the speaker postponed his visit ed tum they illtilStjd and 11 until Saturday to go to McMaster next few MHH 513 tlmJ 0fiUniversity to be presented with an remarkable puzntzngs Ihonomry degree The artists moved from Lake W35 thallde by Thomas Sinlrot anI Georgian Bay uortll in 01 Collingwood Algonquin Park Algonizl and the north shore of Lake Superior for ORILLIA POWER INCREASE subject matter and Illllllly Jack All classes of electrical consum son and later Harris and Varley org in Orillia face 10 per cent went further north into the Arctic rate increase as result of deci to pilllll and Jackson went to sion made by the townowned Great Bear Lake as they almost Water Light and Power Com uvelcd the continent mission motion was passed ap proving il 20 per cent increase Great W310lent However the regular 10 per cent After its small beginnings Cn reduction for early payment of action art has grow until mere electrical bills will continue result are now art galleries ill nearly mg in prot of 10 per cent on net every city in Camilla and there is operating revenlm now hardly university in Canada that hasnt fine arts department Art ill the schools used to be miss erzlblc commented Dr Jackson and now children are turned loose with big sheets of paper and color and are doing wonderful things with their great creative faculty and no inhibitions Other things are happening also Sketch clubs are springing up all over thcmuntry and Canadians have developed tremendous in 1mm town hall Ailrlilssmn Ute io illtt in 7A777 lzl LIIII zest il painting along with rr lirl able knowledge Filly ian ago people us 231 1hr Iltl lTr miner itaitrl Turning Point Tue ii Miss Dianne Pratt Harne spent few days with Miss Norine Haight Paul Cotlghlin Toronto is visit ing for week at Bill Coughlins Mrs Briltou Mr and Mrs Wascott Mr and Mrs Murray and Mrs Fred Newton Toronto mm were Mn and Mn Jim visited over the holiday weekend Fleming and children Ponibredii 9gurineLumiere 3111171311 ugsMr anci up Ford and Jimmy Toronto at their cri rage here Jim Coughlin Toronto at Coughlins Mr and Mrs John Collins and sons Toronto with Mrs Campbell Mr and Mrs Scott Port Credit spent Sun day at Scotts When You Tilinkol VACUUM CLEII think of the new IIEIIIIII IIIIII No bog on stick No bag in tank No concealed cloth filter to be regularly re movcd cleaned The FILTER QUEEN method of separating dirt from the air stream is unique and far ahead of any other system used in household cleaners Andremembcr only FILTER QUEEN has the dirt storage capacity to go for west without emptying With out losing high velocity suc lion CALL IlIlY ll IBIIIJI FILTER QUEEN SALES OF BARRIE Phone 3483 Wednesday afternoon when they entertained the ladies of the Mme sing WA During the meeting very sweet solo Jesus Wants Me for Sunbeam was sung by little Janice Knapp Everyone enjoyed the social time together All did justice to well laden table of tasty food Thanksgiving visitors in the vic IlI 1m IIr liIl in j1li liiliilltl llllll1 1113 lone lulu CLIFF CARLEY Cliffs only worry is that he will be unable to go to Trout Creek for his usual Eieriihiiriiiiig Tide11 two He has been deer hunter since the age of 14 is Barriesi veteran boatbuiider and is soul of the late John Carley who camei to Barrie 100 years ago with hist brother Levi His mother is sill living in Lewiston USAand on the occasion of her 100th birthday taste March received congratulations from the Barrie Town Council for of Ray Dubois head of Simcoc the town and big family gathl Motor Products in Barrie will be ering was held in her honor She the speaker for the dinner meeting met John Carley first in Barrie special feature in me morning ser of the Kiwanis Club today at Corn and their marriage took place herel vice was the dedicating of bmu mmmy H9use Mr DUbOiS has tiful communion table in memory been carrying on successml can of Mr and Mrs Louis Carson pre ail in his h9 CitY against the serumby the family sale or publication of salacious lit erature and will tell of this Boys and girls work committee have the program and Maurice MacLaren will be chairman know what toi ml ntnsxmmwitiun tadedaway no time It was like it fresh breeze liluwul away lot of Stale ideas lu of young painters starl Annivcrsary Services The anniversary services were held on Sunday at 11 am and 730 pm with splendid attendance at both services Ken Gray of Siroud was the speaker for the dzly and delivered two very inspiring mes sages The local choir assisted with the music ill the morning and the Minesing choir in the evening and both rendered some yery fine mus ic Miss Moyra Knapp and Larry Durnford were the soloists HAMILTON SPEAKER HERE Dubois of Hamilton father BAND CONCERT NOV Barrie Citizens Band booster concert has again been postponed from Sunday Oct 25 to Sunday Nov at the Roxy Theatre Am other date was necessary to accoml modate assisting artists womans Association The VAlleld their monthly meeting in thechurch basement on ma Is Now At The Followin Stores BBSIBUII In Space Heaters you 5AV $50 to 560 iii iiirwrllts llllilllSIilllE Millils lliliiil snail ZALLlSTON COOKSTOWN Nov 13 21 vantage that year to stir things up recalls incl 11 unwound mi trillion LEFROY sricxllis alum mm mu mm 5W TOTIENHAM material for painting It was at that time that hewas guaranteeaex penses for year ifhe took studio in new building being constructed in Toronto just fonthis pTirposeuHis fellow artist in the studio turned out to be Tom Thomson Jackson still has the same studio Back in Toronto he lived with Lawren Harris for while and it was then that hemet the tall good looking shy and likeable Thomson who was doing commercial art at that time All during the summer om 111995 wuli rower helm rams AS low AS 312 warm lasted about five months he went up north to Algonquin Park and painted At that time his work was almost photographic but he knew hiscountry very well and would go off almost like on Indian by him self in hiscanoe im month Intganuiary 1914 they moved in dont mb ole er Into their studio and it runs this building that gave Canad ha ha airport thegreatest boost it ever Julilightiilinpowerilmrctthodi1 hadIhe artists were working all end you gel clean oven hour 204 together with was great ad hwrsodoy from low cotilooloilood gt is lower in operational than any who typo of oilfind equipment Eollly MIMI od injotow minute Home 410 room Heatwave Power Glow all the artist lot happenedin 1914 mm mm bforo the war broke outgtbut war was Wonderful wliaiwe did in casino cloud over everything and Norman Malena uttered the group Harriwbeoa musketry instructor up are at Barrie and Jackson wont overseas in thoinfantry The otherawcre scattered oud oniy Thbm njwan left It could nolonzer ford to roWAnootrA tacitiliitttiii 5P0 WOMENIS GENERAL he till Ill find canv ii lino