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amy BRONTE BEACH PARK aig 2 ~ONTARIO’S MOST POPULAR BATHING BEACH AND PICNIC PARK BRING THE CHILDREN TO BRONTE BEACH THESE WARM DAYS SAFE SANDY BEACH AFTERNOON TEAS SERVED | _ FREE PARKING---Except Sundays and Holidays Carefree Comfort for Holiday Travel By MOTOR COACH Bethune need the cares of the daily grind you'll enjoy arestful drive in a luxurious parlor coach through the clear, fresh air of the open countryside. Summer Time Tables Effective Saturday, June 20th Convenient Daily Motor Coach Service To Popular Ontario Resorts BARRIE—MIDLAND~ORILLIA~ WASAGA BEACH GRAVENHURST---MUSKOKA WHARF---HUNTSVILLE PARRY S@UND--JACKSON'S POINT--BEAVERTON MUSSELMAN’S LAKE and intermediate points Direct connections with Steamers at Muskoka Wharf, Huntsy. He and Midland Effective Saturday, June 20th DaILY THROUGH SERVICE between TORONTO and NORTH BAY Via Huntsville, Powassan, Callander Lake and Highway Vacation Tours with all expenses paid ONE DAY TO NINE DAYS with Stop-over Privileges MUSKOKA LAKES - 30,000 ISLANDS WASAGA BEACH —LAKE HURON Holiday Visits In NEW YORK—ATLANTIC CITY BOSTON=WASHINGTON—MONTREAL Ask for attractive illustrated folder describing delightful “Vacation . Tours” to Ontario's popular resorts and inexpensive holiday visits to the big cities. Daily Service---Low Fares - between TORONTO and BUFFALO---NEW YORK---DETROIT CECA LOS: ANGELES--MONTREAL OTTAWA and other Canadian and U.S.A. points OAKVILLE—TORONTO The Oakville to Toronto service remains unchanged Copies of the new time tables are available at all offices and agencies TICKETS, TIME TABLES AND ALL COACH TRAVEL INFORMATION AT GRAY COACH LINES Gibson’s - Phone 600 The Prices Of for farmers is being brought out a the inquiry now proceeding at implements in Canada. low} ing evide aco By. Mr. Cleaver at page 417. Question + Take a $3 bit machuie that you w American selling company — at SuiW), At what amount would yon in- that sine naehine ty the Cana- { " % An | i “ | tev eo eo wid i) Le \ ‘ t terete tes Crea 4 \ i = i a) — WW, then, | te + t the not y te g Utes tt i ! we yin nil it Mm reoprefitallet take your ret { ier than make them ey heret vou charged ¥ S40 more for thin vou charged TH ane for the suine machine ¢ On regtise Mr, that ave charged - the Canadian Company was one that we | he American selling c Answer: Y thatthe price Cleaver were compelled to price at. Question: I realise that. T am trving to show why vour Canadian Company from 1921 on showed no dividends; bless you vou kept them at home: I am saying that our silly tariff rerulations encouraged yon to do it. Answer: The profits of the Cana- dian Company of course are affetted by the higher price that they had to pay for these implements than if they had ben purchased at the same price as the United States distribu- tor paid. Question ; Now we have the figure on this one type of implement, let na have the figures on another type, a tractor. Take @ tractor that would sell to yeur American Company for #1000: what would you charge the Canadian Company for the same trac- tor during the period when there was the fuil ust recall your evidence of yesterday ¢ Yes, I want to give you T will give vou an illus mn a trac 25 per cent. spread. Answer i the*ticures, tration Mr, Cleaver based tor that wonld be priced to o dealer in the United States at #1000, Question : Yes ? Answer; The Ameriean di-tribut- Jing Company would pay $740 for that itractor, the Canadian Couwpany would | pany 0), | Question : Canadian So that the Some very interesting information t Or tuwa before the Committee on Agri- [ culture regarding the -price of farm | 00,00) aanehine, utd invoice tb Farm Implements . { mine owas chareedl | | ev. for exaclhiv The sume | charged the ry Cucninen wt era nswer: Tl lat is correct. ———_———— Tl RN ER AILE. CHURCH Rev. CLP. Pastor Preaching at 11.00 acm. uss meeting at 12.15 p.m. 1 unday school at 12.30 pm. League at 6.00 p.m. Jones, | AOR: Hughes Cleaver, M.P., brought out | Bishop Albert Johnsen Progressive in examination of Mr. Morrison the President of the International Har- vester Company of Canuda the fol-| Rally Night at 7.00 pam., seme wil be L. J. Spencer Pitts of Toront Leroy Sargant of Bronte ay yuriods others. Don't weleome. mise this treat. bard: oF ) Sears As o most. factory ae tment for piles or benurrboids, rou cat Soaiti aly depend Dr. Chases Gintment | Spend your le ald, in Western | NEW LOW SUMMER PARES, Enjoy a DIFFERENT year, Spend vour summer holidays | in Western Canada Take advantage of the new, REDUCED pouncetrn summer fares to visit the Prairi Provinees, Canadian Rockies and the Pacific Coast .. . all outdoor sports PRAIRIE PROVINCES On sale: June 15 Return Limit: One Way Fare for Round Trip : (food in couches only SLEEPING CAR PRIVILEGES Passage tickets also on sale good in TOURIST SLEEPERS—at 1 1-10 fares, plus berth charge; STANDARD SLEEPERS — at 1 1-3 fares, plus seat or NEW berth charge. - August 15 Sept. 50 (Above reductions are approximate and based on normal first class one- way fureg CANADIAN ROCKIES NEW FARES surprisingly low—on- ly slightly higher than to Prairie Provinces. PACIFIC COAST Low-cost summer fares, couches, tourist and standard sleep- érs, in effect to Vaneouver, Victoria and other points. good it authorized | STOP-OVERS | as tartits. v Full information from any agent. Canadian Pacific ——_— J. R. BYERS Agent < : Oakville At Che Churches ST. JOHN'S CNITED CHURCH Phe minister, Mr. Magwood will officiate at site re will he inspiring nombers from the choir and the most worshipfi! e mns will be sung. The services will he bright and brief in keeping with the summer Weddings Py = ° e eth me: rvs eS BLACK—BUCKLE} ¥ Two tell known “young Oakville citizens, Mrs. Isabel Buck- lev. daughter ~f Reeve J. L. Wewsen, and) James Evbinson. Black, tax cal- lector for the town, avere quietly mar- riéd in Knox Foe ‘terian church by Rey, Chas. K, Nicoll at 10.80 o'clock | ministry in’s church, on Sataurday morning. Mr. and Mrs. | Commuriion will be disye at the Black left at once by motor for New | mort ing servire, when it is hoped’ ith enat. Mr. Black had bavi all members and their friends preparel « house on Palmer mu det At the for himself and bride, in wh service Mr. Magwood will de- Wil Tench liver his farewe!! tre mel, si yysent), the ww) Holy Jine Path, wil! be Mr, Mar “wodar. Bi closing ““abbath of at St. Jel rec] York anid peti nvenwue } will ] yor to he fresent wh ther Wye housekeeping on 7 cir Pevemilh TreHirn. sunny diuvwv, The) ore HY Wyse peer- forTiiay he Smith, reeter of St.Tu church, Oakville. The bride wns given is rays — t ' 1 in marriage by heahrother American seli- | ¢ You mre | LOW > Mrs. F. F. Arnold] of Shear’ fiturdd ceoreete his ara es Aernaire lan nerican Bea MsTiMne® Was of Toren ter ate he 2 - i! . : : oses, while tho groom's mother. who gomge away tomate ‘ , finger-tip and linen blouse and hat and After their wed linen suit wit coat i hhy Res) honquét of whys fii}! vellow TOW eCessories, : ding trip Mr. and Mrs. Langmuir will) (1? . bweddine reside in Ottawa. ‘en spaniel partook, several more having been imvited hunt t_upahie to be present, : Later the-tride and groom left WHITE—WILSON | : ILSO: lamid sbiiws ts of confett? on a motor A very pretty June wedding took | trin v4 northern nerts of Ontario and Wednesday reside at White nner, at whieh? June } is ‘ir return wil! Mrs. | yi plac e afternoon. at the home of Mr. and 10th. Pa itl le. T. HL Wilson, .base line, Trafalgar, Fi ‘or a traveling ensenrble the bride W We n their only daughter, Rain © “OTe f nf aw ewer r anit, brown hat lee ve Inn, was united in the li lx hoes [1 ane ere Ww and vellow aereseories, trimeony te Mr Freder iL ir Grests » were present from a dis- Lold Wh te, s f Mrs. and ike late rire 5 ded Me and Mys Ges, W. i Mr. T. White, af Whitevale, Ont W? { K ; RY ote nat | The Rev, J. *Y. Fraser pifieiital Mrs. Mies AM 1 cerem ( \ \ M iM ns ; " ' ‘ } 1 M vind T l l “Thanks ; for your Advertisement ... now I can go to sleep!” A recent telephone advertisement “Somewhere, someone would be happy to hear your wake: Perhaps it's a boy at school, a convalescent friend, a husband travelling, or a mother back home and lonely.” A few days after its publication a letter reached the Telephone Company: — “Alone in my room tonight,” it read, “in this F ; “little mountain town, thinking of my little “red-headed boy at home, sick, I saw your “advertisement and called home. Carat “Now I can go to sleep. ‘i nank you & ia £3) “for yolir advertisement.” @ On both “Anyone” and "Person- 7 ERE calls, Low Night rates Apel after 7 and Low Week-end rates L DAY su NDAY. lan Peceivadwore 9 gown of bl wk AO hoe