ber'1S,-I921. 5 filled cert HS ,( __' ____.- uwvv E and are in shape to take care of your! repairing or rebuilding. We-are ex- perts in this line of work and you-are sure to be ~ satisfied with the job turned out by us. Also Oxy Acetylene `Welding I Read The Examiner Adlet Column. -JUST ARRIVED-- GARAGE AND %% REPA_I_R_ GRA_\(Es%&%KELLY` ass ovr-:ii-SIZE "gt-ENCH BOOTS NOTE THE ADDRESS: ` 14-16 MULCASTER ST. w; s. ROBB,-Prop. ....V.. VI vuu. o MEN'S Wnx 30015 J BOYS `SCHOOL AND nun BOOTS SHOEPACKS LEGGINS SNAGPROOF RUBBERS with leather tops (`I\Il.'Dl.' A E 'l`BI_IlIt\II v\4u4---- We have in stock for Fall ar'1d_ Winter wear: ANNOUNCEMENT IF YOU WANIT REAL ALL LEATHER, ALL WEAR FOOTWEAR, GO TO THE Thursday, September, 15,1921 BROWN & CO. WE HAVE OI- .ENE'D A at 64 Bayfield St. PROGRESSIVE SHOE REPAIR O STORES NNER IR OF UNTY A SHIPMENT or ~ % % FLOWER Po'rs AND SAUCERS A FERN AND BULB PANS , % JARDINIERE PANS . % BUTTER "CROCKSAND COVERS JUGS, TEAPOTS, JELLY GLASSES AND 'rou.E'r s1's ' % i MAcHmi s1's v 1 vs AAAAIGALII uyyll IIIIV IIIVIIUJ a Mr. Purce1l--Simply on loan. Mun- icipalities not taking power have no; interest in the system. , T 1 1:7 1: a;...1.1.._.4. rm_- ___-A.-__ __-_..-__. (mutual you ll 19 Dgvlilllu W. E. S;o2idarb-The wvater powers belong to the people, ' - vv vans. vv Av: _ ' | Mr. i3ur7:ell-No, it belongs to the" I257 municipalities` taking power. at, run II" . Reeve Coleman--The Provincial ' Government supplies the money. My: D1uunn`1 :U|a.n`uu Au. `A-5-I `faun- avununwlvo Who Owns Hydro? Reeve Co1eman-Hydro belongs` to the people. ; `Mu. n........n xv- :. 1_-1_...... L- LL-' Concerning the suggested at rate, Mr. Purcell said that it would be im- ' possible to nance. a system upon; such an unsound basis. Flat rate advocates have yet to show how they could r_aise the. money. Supposing there` were` a at rate, who would pay , the di`erence?, How could you get` people to agree. to pay more than ,their own share? The plan is not :feasible. run I\ O9 q - ` , All contracts call for adjustment of rates annually, for farms as well as for` urban mimicipalities; the_' rates being adjusted "in consistence with thecost of service in the district and due consideration of the load. The contracts are made between the, consumer and_ the township for 20: years, the township guaranteeing the payments to the H. E. Power Com- mission. (Continued from page one) which hasthe same rate as Cooks- town, $57 per h.p. Recently 223 con- tractsufor rural lines were signed up and as a result, the Dorchester rate will be practically cut in two. Thus it will be seen that such extensions are mutually helpful. It should be remembered that if the`? towns had not takerr the initiative the country would never have had the Hydro; boon. ` _ | andale nrrie THEFLATRATE % NOT wommnuz ` The Flat Rate ..u.uvo vvcxc ulauc LU!` HIS IHGUCEIOII.` ` Rev. C. G. Graham, having accept- ` _ ed thecall from Mount Brydges, Lon-! !don Presbytery, his translation was} ,agreed to. Rev. L. McLean, moder- Yator of the vacancy, will declare the -`pulpit vacant on Sept. 25. TBA wanna} ml!` 6-]... n .... .1! 'I.-A- _3--Schoolfiteachers kindly notify T Secretary Fletcher at once the num- ber of tickets required for their scholars at Barrie Fair. _ fl. ,~,I.nII --nuvvsnn The 5('}i.bson_% church having been. closed for some years, it was decided that the furnishings--organ, seats, chairs, etc---should be shipped north for use in some of the mission elds. ul uruua at we end of this month. Regardin the` church property at Shanty Bay,` the trustees were re- quested to lay the facts before the General Assembly's committee for its decision and report at the November meeting. . ' VIVI... l'1:L..-_ -1--~ ` ` ' ` uuuvy vvuo Rev. J. D. Byrnes, Supt. of Home Missions, was nominated for the mod- eratorship of the Synod, which meets in Orillia at the end of this month. `noun:-u'vu;. I-Iv-r ..`I......-'L ..A- H yuuyu. vauallu vu DBIJB. Z0. The report of ' the General Inter- ests Committee, dealing with'Budget, ;Thank Offering Movement, Pension [Funds and Church Publications, was presented by Rev. S. Farley and adopted. ~ ` `D.-...`l'I\'n ____ -. -- - --- _._-_---. - ---uni:-I I I l.al\ I H I At the annual meeting of the; Presbytery of Barrie, held in St. [Andrew's Memorial School on Tues- :day, there was almost a complete at-, tendazice of ministers and a goodly: `representation of elders. Rev. S.. Farley of ' Collingwood was elected: moderator for the ensuing six months. _ ` I A call from Banks and Gibraltar} in favor of Rev. John Archibald of ' Toronto, formerly in the West, was sustained and provisional arrange- I O l I ments were made for his induction. Pow I`. (1 l"1....'|....... L---:--A T8 -um.-luv \aUll\.3Cl.'lll1lg' bile the Hydro when "The Examiner re-! porter left at ten o'clock. . V i . I I ...5. | - Dr. Banting--When does the Hy-I dro pay, it back? . V , Mr. Burc'el1-Last year they paid. -back $660,000 of the loan. Toronto: has $49,000,000 of a liability in con-` nection with the Hydro; Innisl has` gnoge. A u - - v - - we 7 . ! Reeve` Coleman and Mr. Purcell! were still in the midst of their argu-! ment concerning the ownership of lhfl mvnvh:mAu -A saw V vs IIIIICJI In ` Mr Pur'cell-No, they are the ag-I ents of _the municipalities participat-I ing. T\.. `I')__.;.:_. ,, VIII I -- -- - _ .. .....,.......uvan vv 1:15.11 ullull BE- Reve. Coleman--Th Hydro Com- mission are agents. of the Ontario; Government. Int, 1-: usunllv Ill. CCIUIIICIIUO I Mr. Purcel1--You can t take a bass-` ket and carry away the power. Tt s the cost'of transmission which counts. # 1-g_A_, I\ 1 -- ,.-._ W- _-w---- QIILLI T R;ad`The Examiner Adlet Column. V4. uv v suvyuscu In ' A Mr. Stoddartr-All should have the same treatment. ll - 'I'i-____ 11 19 -A - - Mr. Purce1l-Quite so, at the point: of ' development. ` '|\'.. G4.....lA..--L An _,`L ,, 1 1 u .- I BARRIE PRESBYTERY rm BARRIE CEXAMINER - ren examined-and mencing at 1 p.m. This is an oppor- tunity for mothers from out of town to have their babies and small child- any defects pointed out. 7 Come and see ifetyour child needs his tonsils out or his eyes tested. Come and -nd out if he weighs the required amount for his height; and-,if~ is under two years `he might win the `prize. There will be}: eight given, you know. Dr. Mc- Dougall, a specialist in - pediatrics, gncuiturai Fall`, Sept. 20, com-I who. has had charge of a clinic in the ` Sick Children's Hospital for consid- [1 _.-_v_- --- n 115:` A well baby clinic will be held in connection with the baby show at the Agricultural Fair, Sept. 20, com- lmnnoino n+ 1 u an rm..:.. :. -.. ---n, u. uuuyauu, U!` V. A. 11.8 `C3-Iinds, Dr. A. H. rother, W. King, Dr. W. Richardson. The meeting then adjourned.` Those present were R. A. Stephens (chairman), J. D. Wisdom, A. Milne, Dr. L. J. Simpson, Dr. V. A. Hart, (1 n, mma. n.. A nr n_-m_--4 . _-. --....,. I Moved and seconded by Trustees ;Hart and Simpson that Dr. Richard- `son be appointed as representative of the Barrie Board at the meeting of ' the `Trustees and Ratepayers Assoc- iation in Toronto during the month of October. I .... ..... vvvutu uuuuuau: at sun-commlu itee to carry on the industrial classes gfor the coming term, said committee rto be composed of fourtrustees, two {employers and two employees. Chair- Jman R. A. Stephens then appointed `the following as the advisory com- 'mittee: D. J. Reburn, Alex. Milne, Dr. ,W. Richardson, Dr. V. A.` Hart [and W. R. King. `Il'__A, 1 7'I`7;uVs'1:es. King and Hart then brought in a motion that the chair- man appoint an advisory committeel {which would nominate a sub-commit-4 fftnn fn noun-u l\!-I LI... :..J.-_.n._-:_1 ,1 I 6 f A motion by Trustees Wisdom and! `Brother that the tender of W. B. `Webb for eight thermometers at 75 ,.each and eight clocks at $8.50 each E be accepted, was carried. ' - I vial. 1 Au 1 I Moved by Trustee King, seconded lby Trustee Richardson, that the sec- retary write Principal Girdwood for `the number of pupils who tried the ;Normal examinations and the exam- inations from Form I to Form II and? `the number of- those who passed in [each case. yIalIIUll' ep. 16 i (Continued [from page one) Motions I A motion of Trustees" King and} Richardson that the secretary write 'each public school principal asking for number of pupils in each room at present, and also for the number of pupils who tried the Entrance exam- inations and those who passed, was `carried. `BOARD TALKS [ I % SUPERANNUATIONI cui~nc AT Kin -wxttternoon--Judging of _live stock beginning at 1 p.m.; attractions in; front of the grand stand; beginning I of races; baby show; different classes! , in horses other than racers; concert by Meaford Band; exhibits in build- ing; Galeroy Company. A 8 p.m. Band Concert , Wednesday, Sept. 21 Morning--Building open. .Afternoon---Judging of` carriage, roadster and thoroughbred horses,: also grade cattle; free-for-all; 2.27! classyfarmers 2.40 class (changedii from farmers open trot) ; concert by Meaford,Band; entertainment by the Galeroy Company; other attractions gin front of grandstand. Hall closed at 5 p.m., when exhib- itors may remove their exhibits. . I I I i 5 Arrival of exhibits and placing of 2 same by the directors before judging. ' Tuesday, Sept. 20 Morhing--Judging in hall and poultry hou'ses. No spectators al-I lowed. _ 7 . _,_.---.....,, -uvyy. .1`! erable time, will be the judge, andi lwill preside at the clinic. // SUMMARY OF PROGRAMME Monday, Sept. 19 A ....:--..I _ 1 1 LQQK zgopz REAL VALUES! JUST ARRlVE`.D-A LX231-: SHIPMENT or BUTTER CROCKS, TEAPOTS, MIXING BOWLS, ROCK Pl'l`-CH_ERS, arc, /`rx lr\AI'\I` II`iIrVr\rw -. BARRl!:f_E_l_i\AlR S'l`0RE ` grade _ ` HEAVY - coppER_*3(')n1oM Wash Bollers A No. 8vor 9 size . . . . . . each 14 quart size... . A 10 quart size. . . .65c 12 quart size. . . . 75 8 quart size. . . .60c ----------+ BARRII-Z S BIG FAIR COMPARE THESE_,VAL_U~_E S. Regular up to $3.73 32 DUNVLOP sgf. Q Read the advts.- It pays. Graduate Canadian Ophthalmic College, Toronto O. R. RUSK DLOS GERS Registered Optometrist 99 Dunlop St. Phone 143 The designing, making and fitting of glasses that will over- come your trouble is assurd. To our modern methods of Optometry the eye serves as a mirror in -which we can locate exactly the cause of your eye trouble. Barrie Page Five :19