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Thursday, July 31, 1919 THE BARRIE EXAMINER Page Eleven ~ 4 Hozel Atkinson a Wilda Culbert Helen Richardson Tena Hanrahan ................., Achill Carmel Lawlor (Hon.) .... No. 9, Adjala Sadie Welsh 00.0.0... . Loretto Reta Ryan . Colgan Coal Will Be Scarce Though the weather hus been almost too hot to think of fuel, yet the question of next winter's coal supply has been giving *|the governments of the United States: and oa Canada some concern, says the Orillia Pac- ket, Sir George Foster has issued nN state. ment in which he points out that with the ning nf peace the fuel sdmmnistration automatically ceased to exist und there is how no regulution of production, distribu. jhon or price. "The section of the coal trict on which Canada is dependent f most of her fuel has produced only 3 800,000 rons of coal for the first six mont [of the year, compared with 49,100,000 tons | ra during the same period Inst 9 Owing to scarcity of mine labor there is not much likelhood that the shortage will be made up. Up to the middle of June 42,000 mis ere had left the United § estimated that 1,300,000 ill leave America before the movement subsides, It | therefore, more thun likely that coal will | only be scarce but higher in price | next winter, The government urges that | all fuel consumers protect themselves by ordering now. and it is suggested that where hard coal cunnot be obteined sub. stitutes be procured if possible for fall and spring use at least. Local dealers re ceive circulars almost daily warning them | of the critical situation. As their bins are | hot sufficient to store enough coal for the whole town it is boped that those who are able will Gll their bins as soon ux they can obtain it. 60 us to help the situation. Next winter may not be so mild as last season | and the railways may have blockades to FRY'S contend with THE BEST FOOD Death of Tecumseth Pioneer AT THE LOWEST CosT Quite suddenly on Sunday evening. July 20, the death occurred st her home in Allis- | fon of Mrs, Jobn Mitchell. She was the | jwidow of the late John Mitchell, one of the pioneers of Tecumseth, having been | SS = born on the Sth line, down near Totten- Long-Wearing Stockings for Active Boys _...: The rough and tumble games in the school-yard are mughty hard on stockings. Boys will play hard, so we ma. e€ a stocking specially for them--the Buster Brown Stocking. : This stocking has a two-ply leg and three-ply heel and toe. It is knitted from extra-long yarn--spun by ourselves to make sure it is right. Special training is necessary to knit Buster Brown quality into hosiery. We have spent years training our employees to knit Buster Brown Stockings. Because we do all these things, you'll find them lo, er-wearing. You'll be pleased to see how seldom they appear in the mendin basket. You'll find the cost of clothing your boy lower. ' hum, in 1837. The old family records | ' ' Many Passed Entrance Exams.|*\ril Hughes Fisher' te that Ana, Richarebon, whieh er tae BUSTER BROWNS And they'rafghty fine looking too. Good (Continued trom page 1) Ince iilee ge Mitchell's maiden ume. was born in Feb Sisrene & ih looks are knit into Buster Brown Stockings. ohn Belfry a uary and baptized in Ju and aut e | " KIN y . scnen aifies Ered MeLeod No.5, W. Gwilly rapcuesnl genonony. took ace da ene BuntecBoenesiverssins, {| YOU'll find your boy will be proud of them. ot ha Charhe Brown Middleton |which was being used for a church. Mrs. ing for the girls te a splendid i ALLISTON CENTRE Ley Clurk Gilford | Mirchet wax among the early natives of | ed gree tei w Sold everywhere. Ask your dealer for Feva Collin Alliston; Etta Nelly : Gilford |.ourhern Tecumseth, She wus born of | stocking, that Buster Brown" durable hosiery, Geievive Doyle Alliston | Dori it Giford Trish parents who came up from. Little | wall iedeag, 2¢ 224 wears very Vera Falls Alston | Norman Plant 3ilford |York (now Toronto! when that place was | Black, Leather Shade . Eunice Freeivan Allston | Richard Coffey : Penville |not av large as Tottenham, and settled » Blue and White. The Chipman-Holton Knitting Co., Limited Melissa Grahan Alliston wurne Penville ithe dense hush. In. this Hamilton, Ont.--Mills also at Welland Allston ummings Bond Head |grew 10. womanhood, receiving her. school Alliston Cedric Hipwelt Bond Head |ing in the most primitive of sehonl houses Al Heland Sturgeon Steele's but with primitive thoroughness. When Alhisto BRETON CENTRE 8 young woman she married John Mitchell | e Murphy Alliston [pce Allison Becton |2"4 with the exception of a few yeara spent 2 garet Seott Alliston | ig Cots "> Beeton {if Mono township she spent all her life in Alliston) thleen, Lilly. (ben Beton | Teeumesh till retiring to Alliston, -- For| Mary Williams Alliston | pty Mesa Beeton |™8nY years Mrs. Mitchell had been a faith: Flosie Black Silverbrook | sited Nochol Beeton jf! member of the Methodist church and Clara Gsllagher Silverbrook | Hired Nich Beaton Junetion {W448 active worker. Four sone survive, Florence Cameron So. 2, Toseorontio| sie aa Dee Beeton Junction |: 4. Mitchell of Tecumseth, J. H. Mitchell Olive 0 Hearn No Toworontio | pyre Long. tit Beeton J ae 1 Of Alliston, Austin Mitchell of Toronto and est Couberland » 6, Adjala | ie Reseutd rel Becton Juncion {William Mitchell of Leamington 5 Petia 1 Baka | Elsie Reynolds fecton Junction de Otteline Fife No. 1. Ess COOKSTOWN CENTRE Eva Graham No. 1, Essa! Rena Couzins, Hon vas Cookstown Amy Jackson No 3, Tossorantio| Marjorie Dunning i Cookstown, Mobel Crixp Arlington | Marjorie Howard. Hon Cookstown Ambrose Small Arlington MeMillan 'Codlestown » John Sniull Arling'on i George Robinson Cookstown Francis MeKenns Loretto | Eiward Srunloe Cookstown ANGUS CENTRE Dany Wilon seecesse Cookstown Lizzie Eaton Angus| Cora Arnold Braden's Angus | Mubel Carter, Hon Braden's 'ew Lowell | Dons t Beaten': S ww Lowell | Wallace Downer, Hon. Wond's Ww Lowell | Estella McBride, Hoa. Wood's . New Lowell | Mary. Milligan Pee Rowe's Randolph Foisie, Hon. Brentwood | Filbert Nixon ss Ross's Verna Hayne, Hon Brentwood | Ree May Elphick Utopia | BRANFORD CEN' iyall Sent 227 iy Dorothy Bell, Hon Moecetecane 2 Bradfort | sda Linn ; Be Hee Jean MeLex 7. y ractord | Muriel Braden Sedur Grove Both Evans, Hi Brucdford | 127 Ip redee Betas rows Kathleen Mefean. Hon. Bradford Wilms Thonyjson No 9. Innisfil ny Meteslte Bradford Mux Morris Bradford Nolan, Hon, Bradford t anurks in the T e Bradford | Norman Doner. Hon, 1 Spence Bradford | Maybelle Hawkins od Bradford | Marie MeBeth ..... Webb Bradford | Kenneth McLellan Aspden, Hon... Fisher's Cor's | Osmond Porter George Watson, Priscilla Wheeler Ethel Allen .. Paul Houle : Clarence Atkinson - No. 11, Flos Russell Buie - No, 9, Sunnidale Vineent Flynn . - No. 9, Sunnidale awen Tebt There Goes the. Sugar Now! No. 9, Sunnidale ley Cairns 20.) No. 11, Nottawasaga 7 Coen Het ign NO. U, Nottaw And Milady smiles confidently. In her mind's eye she sees the completion Donties Cod ee 'Sunnidite of her task--the rows of fruit-filled cans--the dark red raspberries, the Marjorie Copson Sunnidale purplish Plums, the maroon grapes and the gleaming amber peaches. She Fred Giffen .. Yo. 1, Sunnjdale nows they will keep--she knows they are bound to be delicious, for this is Torance Pifher .. - No. 8, Sunnidale not the first time she has used Florence Schell, Hon. ...! No. 8, Sunnidale Harry Prosser'. . No 5; Sunnidale Wilfred Rogers . No. 5, Sunnidale 4 STROUD CENTRE Florida Adams, Hon. . Ruby Adams Frank Barry Gordon Tebo, Hon. . Dolph Trombley | fred Noble Jack Reive Jas, Sloan Harold Step! Mabel Robinson DOMINION CRYSTAL SUGAR : Next time you have fruit for break- Have you received a sample of froy . : Belle Ewart 'Sunlight does it 8th Li You who always dread wash day--beca of the bours of weary, wash-board rubbing, the - 5th Line Nantyr damp steamy air, with perhaps Roslyn Van Norman . Stroud = ini . ini ' Ro your skiet and shoes splashed Minerva Leonard . aigvale si Fran 'Suge with ther ee a a re Sane mail to . si > and-sonked--just forget all that. Dorothy Srigley . .. Holly it is'N, eee Sots ho nm 2 Came If * Come into the ease and com. Lyle Lennox Painswick fine it is--"Never," you will admit, many homes in this vicinity. you fort of « Sunlight Wash Day. Sunlight Soap will do the wash-- Jean Warnica Herman Armstrong Ebie Horton . Alfreda Jobbitt . Muriel Jobbitt Morley Mayor . Maurice Webb Oscar E, Bowman Arvilla Lockhart Marion Reid ... TOTTENHAM CENTRE "has fruit tasted 80 luscious." have been overlooked, we hope you Bh Use it this Summer for all preserv- will write to our Chatham office and ing and jelly-making. Your grocer give us your address 80 we can send believes in it--he likely has it in the you one. With the sample, we will 20-pound bags, as well as in the include a few Recipes that we have larger bags and in barrels. _tested and found exceptionally good, ist om getting the & ke for-SUNLIGHT al ie one Ea reecaaa! DOMINION SUGAR COMPANY, LIMITED, CHATHAM, ONTARIO Veda Campbell ... Tottenham REFINERIES AT WALLACEBURG, CHATHAM AND KITCHENER Mary, Fraser Tottenham . John Henderson Tottenham Walter Lyons Tottenham Harold Wright . + Tottenham