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So <r errr ener RELY gy The Women's Vote "Dowt think for t that the nfrunchised wo ers are going to vote the their husbands door the way their husbands tell them to, This is election, and their s going to be the deciding fc tor Such was the emphatic statement of o speaker at a Large gatbering re cently. And the statement bas set incre than one person thinking. of Carrie Nation and her hat ade are all but a memory. Even e recent Pankhurst pranks have ted to the limbo of obscurity by world exents of greater magnitude. Yet during all this lull in the agitation for "Votes for Women' the erent day has at- rived and toduy we have the voters' Tists posted up with the mimes of every Woman over 21 years appearing thereon on an equal footing with those of the 1 perior animal. Votes for women are no longer a myth--an idle dream of short- haired female "agitators--they are a reality --an unknown quantity to be reckoned with by all those seeking office in the hall of our Provincial Parliament As regards the Provincial Referendum there seems to be little doubt but that Economically clean She saved work--Sunlight Soap washed the olothes without rub- bing. She saved time--she did other work 'while Sunlight did the wash, She saved money-- Sunlight is aa absolutely pure soap, therefore there is less soap used for washing than with ordinary soap, and and tear of the clothes. Insist om getting the Soap you ask for--SUNLIGHT SOAP. WILSON"S FLY PADS: READ DIRECTIONS CAREFULLY AND OLLOW THEM , 8) EXACTLY \ F effective than Sticky 'Fi, Catchers. Clean tohandle. Sold by Druggiats and Grocers everywhere, Maan Use only three level tea- spoonfuls for five cups _ REDROSE TEA{s good tea Sold only in sealed packages alias AERP VEY ¥ RELELFRE EEL LLG RY RECS ROE AER siiiiiteniiaes IN WOMEN'S REALM #888 [ems finger boards pat in needful gerie -set, embroidered; Indy's 3-piece lin gerie set, other atyle; library table runner colored embroidery; library table runner other style; luncheon set, 7 pieces, embroi dered or embroidery and crochet trimmed laundry bog, worked; modern bead work. finshed article; modern cross stitch. finish ed article; pair crochet trimmed pillow cas ex; pair embroidered day pillow slips; pais embroidered pillow cases; washable pin cush. ion; any other kind pin cushion; Japan or crazy patchwork; down quilt; patched quilt; any other kind quilt; rag carpet; hooked yug mat; braided rag mat; any other style rag mat; shirtwaist; sideboar! vearf; boudoir slippers; knitted shoulder shawl; filet crochet sweater coat; knitted sweater. pullover; knitted sweater coat |sny other kind; silk embroidery sofa pil 1 piece colored; embroidered tes casey: wool tex cosey" pair embroidered tray cloths; table cloth and six serviettes, in [itialed; table centre, French und Madeira embroide filet orochet. 18 inches of over; table doy. leys; interlined table mats; teu cloth. filet crochet und embroidery, white: tea cloth, other style; toilet and stand covers; knitted or crocheted verandah jacket; -- dec. orated work basket; woollen gloves: jcourse woolen hand - knit socks; |fine woollen hand-knit 'socks; double woollen hand-knit mitts; fine woollen hand- knit mitts; homespun woollen yarn, 2 ths.; pair bedroom towels, hemstitched and in itialed; guest towels, embroidered; guest towels. Swedish darning; pair bedroom tow els, crochet insertion; best collection of children's work Churchill W. 1, Notes A large gathering of Iudies spent a most at the home of Mrs. David Clement, on their regular day for meeting. Aug. 27, Musical numbers on the pisno were giv en by Mrs. Thomas and Mrs, Hodgson, and a solo sung by Mrs. Robt. Sawyer, all being much enjoyed by the ludies. Phe reading given by Mrs, Robt. Bo} the first of the serial story, "Mrs. Tree, proved to be moet interesting. and the next will be 4 pleusant anticipation. to be read at the Sept. meeting at the bome of Miss Agnes Allan. Tt was decided to bave the sewing instruc: tor come ss soon as possible, also the ladies places that the motor league has neglected They also intend to purchase good pic tures for the schodls and to have a foun THE BARRIE EXAMINER ; table centre embroidery. and | enjoyable, ss well us profitable, afternoon | {not mentioned in prize the open bur hax gone never to return, but Ht would tke more than the seventh son of {4 seventh son tO" Toreeust results in the | "pproaching Provincial elections to the Leg Hislature, Appeaking on the new Ontano | Votng lists are the names af 4 total of aver 1Wice us Inany votere vious election. Half of +h ed. to the polling booth. or will they "pasy the |'T se toe for ages been eajoled by glad-hand job. tieiaus and prosperity promising platform performer? From experience gained as an snumerator there is abundant evidence that this host of amateur voters is going to be "right there with the goods'" when the day for voting comes. Especially will this be so at the temperance referendum. Almost every woman who enswered the enumers. tors questions appeared to be looking forward to the day whea she would cast her first ballot in 4 government election--when {she would be the ey of her lord and master in her right (® voice her opinion on matters of state. Undoubtedly. there will be a large percentage of the new female vote polled at the referendum. Interesting, indeed, were the enumera- tor's experiences in collaborating the of voters. There has been so much |¥assing for and against "wet" and 'dry' legislation in recent years, that it was dif- jficult to convince some householders that the enumerator was not the gent either of the temperance forces or the liquor interests. [Complications would sometimes crop up |wben the "woman of the house" would {slyly omit to mention her husband's name {if she knew him to belong to the * class, and vice versa Eternal vigilance {was necessary on the part of the enumera- |tor. 'You can mark me down for prohibi- tion," was the frequent answer when the enumerator told his mission, They imagined the enumerator was recording the vote |there und then. But there were other women who experienced a keen interest in making their "debut!" among the "duly qualified to vote at elections to the Legis- lative Assembly," The coming Provincial elections will be the most interesting ever held in this Pro- , and the number of votes polled Will 'be a pretty safe estimate of how much the women appreciate the franchise for which some of their sex have so long and so vali- antly fought. If they come to the polls the campaign of Mrs, Pankhurst and her fol lowers will not have beei in vain from a woman's standpoint. Ladies' Work at Barrie Fair A number of changes have been made in the: list of prizes for ladies' work at the Barrie Fair this month. Following is. the new ist: Buby's long dreas, baby's wool jacket and bootees, baby's pique coat and bonnet, embroidered, baby's kimona jacket, em- fbroidered, baby's bonnet, crochet, tatting jor hand-made lace; baby's carriage ,cover, und pillow, embroidered ; bassinette; button- holes, 4 on cotton garment, unlaundered; buttonholes, 4 tailored on cloth garment; child's dress or ci made from old gar- ment, not cotton; boudoir lamp shade; child's drees, hand work; wool couch cov- er; best dressed doll; embroidered dressing table scarf; Oriental embroidery; Sunigurat embroidery; Hardanger embroidery TS 5 conventional embroidery; Balkan embroid- ery; single: piece colored silk embroidery. not listed; single piece white silk embroid. lery. not listed; fancy spread; fancy needle. work, single piece, not listed; fancy werk, gentleman's sleeping suit; handkerchiefs 3 hand-trim- med different styles; Filet crochet . Ince Irish crochet lace; Maltese lace; Point lace; 3 styles hand-made lace; lady's fancy spro: Indy's plain apron; lady's porch or bunga- low apron; lady's house ,dress, machine (not factory) made; lady's fancy. tea bag, other than crochet; tady's camisole; lady convalescent jacket; Indy's embroidered, night robe; lady's fancy vestee;. lady 'beaded blouse, or gown;-lady's 3-piece lin- tain put in the spring below Churchill At the end of the meeting 4 tea was served and a generous collection was donut Children's Aid Donations Donations given for the little tots at the Shelter during July are gratefully acknow be women, and the old-time po ledged by the Executive Committee on be phet has no honor in his cwn province to-|hulf of the children:--The Baptist 3, 8 day picnic, sandwiches and cake; Mrs. Cook, How many of these new voters will exer-|Louisa St. clothing; Mim Gladys Bau cue the ancient und honorable prerogative jforth. $2.00; the Returned Soldier' Ban. of voicing their opinion at the polls? Willlquet, pies, cakes and bread; Stewart and this army of newly-enfranchised wonien go|Arthur Higgs, games and bool Mm. C Thompson, supply carrot and beets; juck'" to their male partners. who have| Mra, Hinds, jar pickles; Mra, Sib, Rowe 'Almost any good grocer in this city can now fell you all about AprOl--and supply it to you. It is the new Oil recently introduced into Canada. _A pure vegetable Table and Culinary Oil--pressed. from the ripe kernels of California Apricots and Peaches. In purity and general quality, it compares with the best and burest Olive Oil; and it is positively NOT adulterated, . AprOl is used for ALL table and cookery purposes--being so inexpensive that as a shortening, or for frying, it is a Genuine cconomy. You use only about HALF as much AprOlas of lard or butter, Saves Butter & Lard ' Replaces both Expensive and Inferior Oils-and iH Its better-EveryWay 7 See this 50% Manufacturer's Profit Sharing Coupon-- good, in trade, at any AprOl yy Srocer's, for full cash value, Zr A Coupon--ie to 4e--with each bottle of AprOl. Watch for Select List of Grocers eg PRO E IOS selling AprOl; to be published soon, in this paper. W. J. BUSH CITRUS PRODUCTS CoO, INC, National City, California (Distributed by All Canadian Wholesale Grocers) 2 pairs overalls; New Flos Women's Insti-|donations of potatoes tute, 4 quilts, 2 pm. stockings; Wm, Tay: Resta, Retreshes, Soothes, lor, feather comforter; Miss King, box of] Elmvale Continuation and Public School Seale Keep your Eyes homemade cookies; St, Mary's Sodality |did remarkeblyogood work in the past year, an ithy. It Picnic, sandwiches,' cake and biscuits; |having passed one hundred per cent, is the ey pemente OF Provbyterian 8. 8. Picnic, cnkes and sand: [Entrance class, 71 per cent, in the Lower] ™ R Bugreall Sore, Irritated, re it amt omen ® Homatune, 0 School, and. 75 per cent. inthe Middle wsgptartneatecy Seer crm, lan fruit and pickles, $ dor. eggs, 1 dozen |School or Normal Entrance Atoll Drusyats fo Canada. Write for ree oranges. 1 can salmon, cash $3.55. The management would be glad to get| Minard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia, | 2¥€Book. Marine Company, Chicago,U,S.A, tel Preserving. 8 find out how g For Better Preserves always use this Better Sugar O many women imagine that "Sugar is Sugar," but we who make sugar, and the grocer who sells it--know otherwise. There is one brand of sugar that ives you certainty of success in sugar CAN be, try a 20-pound ag of this better sugar-- DOMINION CRYSTAL SUGAR Try it this summer for your preserved. It will add richness of flavor to any canned fruit. Dissolving quickly, it releases all its concentrated sweetness; enriches the acid flavor of. such fruits as strawberries, rasp- berries, apples, grapes and currants. A sugar that will give unfailing satisfaction in preserving, in baking, and for table use. We are sending samples of our Sugar, together with a few Exceptional Recipes, to many of the homes in this vicinity. If you have failed to receive a 'sample, write our Chatham office, and one will be promptly sent to you. DOMINION SUGAR: COMPANY, LIMITED, CHATHAM; ONTARIO REFINERIES AT WALLACEBURG, CHATHAM AND KITCHENER ,