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;-2:.2.';;a; auu n. L . VV IIISCB} Hlllllll. -David J. Tuck was a son of the late George J. Tuck of Sunnidale. one of the first families to settle in that township. He came when quite a boy to Barrie, where he mz=.rried.Miss Mary L, Goodyear, who sur- vives him, with four daughtens_. Mrs. Reg- inald Adams, Miss`es`Olive, Violet and` Alma, and two sons, Ernest and Rex. [Mr Trial} uyon nun AC 41... 62..-; e... -.._-__ cur vi IUvI\ After 9. week of intense suffering. David` J. Tuck died on Saturday morning. Dec. 10. The funeralwas held on Monday after- noon from Boulderfel, the residence of T his daughter, Mrs. Reginald Adams, Blake street, to the Union Cemetery, Rev. H. E. Wellwood oiciating. The pall-bearers were six -old friends of the deceased: A." G. Ar- dagh, J. Montagu Leeds, D. M. Stewart, 0. G. Hart, Barrie; S. J. Perry, Toronto, and A. P. Wilkee. Midland. Luv 1' VI\..... ....... _ U- .A` AL I - Mr. -and Mrs.- Arthur Taylor and iunily f 84 }ka road. AIIn.ndaIn_ win}: in arm-nan '.a.t. home. -IN-HUIIII INIUIHSTUSOH H- rfe ]'.Jeant,; . IIHU .V1UlaUl.'lB Elllllll.` E2LU.l.`\JlUB Will The. pral mfbutes were both bemitifur be"-.held"on Thursday at 10 am. < 1801:: nltirllezjcgtx. tsheleavs 31) moun `hex-_ . `A, representative of the Iroquois : en 3' "9 " Sr wm Falls 'Merchandising,Co. will be at E: Yu&:`;3g1:;;m]33(f"i3iEd`/.';`l`ig ,fA3 m`l?g,` I Barrie market on.Saturgiay, Dec. 17,_ 0,34 and" Harley of Bgmwn i,',.0s_'a'] 3a"fi6: `to purchase chiekehs, (hicks, turkeys,! and one sister) M,-5_ Bertha Armstrong` ' and geese. This wlll bethe last dayl DAVID .1. TUCK N..`I3`he" 0"tari`f' ' `I on which shipments can "be made for I CWVCCU. ubuu uuwur an HBIIVEII, We miss you so much each day; But God in His `wisdom took you, Where tears are wiped, away. God needed one more angel Amidst His shining band, And He bent with lovin smile And clasped our darlings hand. G...ll__ __:.____l L,_ 'll',;.I,_ , 1 t\ nu -Iav vlov oavounv JACK-IJUIJIDII uuurcu. Lue iuneral service uncvv -3 unulvw cuu,_ u. was conducted by Rev. -H. E. Wellwood of Mrs. S. W. Moor;,'M6ndgy night, hat. the family `residence. Blake street, on all the old ofYicer' Weirelre-elected.` Tuesda t'2.30 A. -be` - `.; -' made }in' aBarrie Ignxirclrn .glerE1reI;l:!;'t. The Kmg Edward ` kmdergarten! pal!-bearers were Harry Buchanan, Albert ' win hold its closmg Wednesday! Bryson, George Coles, W. A. Lohg, D,_|next-giat 2 p.m. _ In__Pr_mce of.-Wales Randall Richardson and Fred Sm-jeant; .`and Victoria similar exercises` will The oral trihlitnni warn hath hnnuitifuulz kn-.ImIR-'nn 'I"hn1-nrlnv at `l n,m - I uluugula to panic. ounuay evening. _ I MIES Brown was a graduate of Hamilton lity Hospital , and during the course of . her private nursing she stood ever ready] _to serve with unselsh zeal and always` considered her patients -and their comfort .,to `be the first and most important factor, _ and it can only be said that she gave the beat of her life to ease the suerings of luotehers... She was a member of. Collier St.' Methodist `Church. The funeral service umn nnnrlnmnu-I II... D... U 1:1 ur-n.._--.r 1 I 1 i I I brought to Barrie. Sunday evening. There passed away at Rest Eome,| Vermillion River, Northern Ontario, on Saturday, Dec; 10, Eunice Frances Brown. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Brown, 193 Blake street. The remains were RI-nu'n was 0 at-nrlnufn nf I-'uv;r\:lfnn I -Deceased was burn at Utopia and was, `well known to many`in the surrounding! -country. "His sudden death was indeed a shock to his friends here. i eity; three brothers, Geo. Peacock, Orillia, . xguuuug LIUIC Il'UIll DCIIIIUIII. I13 W$ em` ployed as a machinist at the P.R.R..shops., Hi: leaves surviving, his widow, Mrs. Ida` B. Peacock, one da-ughter, Miss Vere Pea.-. cock, who is a student at Cornell Univer-J Canada; Simpson Peacock, Barrie, Canada;l' and Chas. Peacock, Toronto, Canada; and; `four sisters, Mrs.`T._I-I. Whale. Manitoba, Canada; Mrs. Frank Rachar, Utopia, Can- ada, and Mrs. J. J.` Becker and Miss Belle Peacock of New York City. He was a mem- i `ber of First Presbyterian Church of this city; Olean Lodge No. 252 A. F. & A. M..; Machinist Union; Modern Woodfnen of Am- erica. and the K.O.T.M. of Belmont. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Banting, Ivy, wish to thank their friends: and neighbors for -kindness -and sympathy shown in their recent sad bereavement. 50p ,~8treet, after a few hours' illness. Death was (Times, Olean, N.Y., Nov.'l9) - V "Wm. J. Peacock, forty-nine years old, `died yesterday afternoon at 12.30 o'clock. at the family residence, 114 North Eleventh -due to heart disease. Mr. Peacock had lived in this city for the past -fourteen years, coming here fron1'Belmont. He was em- nn n mnnkinzeo ..`o OLA DD D nL;.-nu ":.s5;'g ;;:.f;.;;.,:: "MISS. EUNICE FRANCES BROWN IN MEMORIAM WILLIAM J. PEAGOCK DAVID J. TUCK :n~d' .Daddy. I`; The CQA. F. Concert.Party de... .3 Iivered an engaging concert un- yider t.he'ausp'ices of the Barrie |Band at the Grand Opera House, ;; Wednesday evening`. Compliment- ;' ary expressions of persons pres- lent were numerous. All the ac; , tors participating were amateurs and members of the C. A. F. or- . members` wives, and the excellent '_ performance afforded an idea of nwhat. the company enjoys fre- " quently at the camp. ' While ev-_- `!(%l`y piece wasappreciated by the . audience, there appeared to he ' preference among some for the ' banjo. selections by Capt. Cuning_ ` heme and one or two others of the twenty numbers on the pro- I gramme. rrn. ._ n--- ..__v.,J Sketch--Corp.`P.ule and A/M Rodgers; ` Wyoming-.Se1-gt. Wibberley. .We re_ All Crazz.--Sergt-. Wib- berley. T , . f`!......I...- Opening Chor711Vs'. W_-M Animal Chorus--I<`light Sergts; Black and Taylor. _ Dixie-`---Sergt. *Wibberley. Highland Fling`-A/M Hervey and Flight Sergt. Boyd. * Lullaby--Mrs. Black; ' ltiliano de Sin-go (Quafrtette Burlesque)--avsergt. Wi__bberley, Flight Sergts. Black and Taylor, and A/ M Bryden . 'l:I...... r..n-. o..: ........._ n__A-:_ _ va vus uccu. uuuuaucu Luvuu uutq, 5011:) 1101116 to rest. Sweet is his memory dear to our hearts, Our love for his memory never shall pa.rt_;_ Through the years, be they -many or few, `I`hey ll be years of remembrance, dear Gor- i don, of `you. I Sadly missed by Daddy, Maamma, Sandy, -, Grandpa and Grandma. '_ 50pl vunn\l ca, a.u. .nJLJ\.A\.ll.l.u Four Jolly -Sailormen--Capt.ait,1T Brooks. T ' A .. 1 - . .-- Mir Force Stage Delightful 5 Show Under Auspices. ? T of Barrie.B;'1nd- Evvu VV\v\al`Il.y Llvwuyuyun n In his `ad ress.to the Grand Jury, .Tuesday, Judge Vance emphasized the advisability of the jurors taking . especial interest in the operation of the Children's Shelter home and its condition during their `official visit to that institution. `The judge" also hoped the body would take occasion to impress upon the County Council members their personal opinions or ideas of anything in connection with the Shelter that might tend to pro- mote the welfare of the children car- ed for or`the interestslof the Shelter `generally. %C.A.F. concam` FOLK i am; mm HERE I/UL vlblllul. as This week s issue of The Examin- er--4200 copies of 24 pages-- rep- resents. over 25200 impressions of presswork. If any of our subscrib- ers had been in the office this week they would have had some idea how much work it means-~to turnmout a V good weekly newspaper. 1 . L3,. `...l.l........ A... A1... (W...-....J Tu...- L1 VJ. IIl_l\.aL ll wnnvua I\II N The person who gave the notice `of the C.A.F. concert to The Examin- erwas in error in referring to it as Biff, Bing, Bang. There was no intention on the part of the Camp Borden men to make use of the name of that well-known company of en- tertainers. ' Ir - IIII vs _ . _ _-,_-.v. tlIr\1QD"r--V-'7-- At the annual_:1i1;e1";i`rVxgVof-3_St. An- .drew s Ladies Aid,_he1'd'.af"the home of Moqre,'M6ndy ,all officers ~vvere';1fe-elected.` _Ull IIIIC Q'3I/IL, IJ.l.|3U, unnu uvuu vo An Elmvale subscriber; in renew- ing his. snbsc_ription,=fsa'ys: ' Your paper is one of` the ~best weekly papers _ printed in _ Canada - today." u_, -_.__-_-1 `..-_-.;2.... .3 (u. A_ ! lllslllu LLIDUD uuvu nuu Alibi With the mercury dropping to 3 above zero, this morning was the coldest of the `season so far. _ b C. C. Hinds captured some good prizes with his Barred Rocks at Guelph Winter Show. Over 300 Bar- red Rocks competed. :..... o..4......:...'. n-.. 1:1 I n__.-..-.._.... ICU. .l:U\4l\ uvulyv vvua I Comrnencing Saturday, Dec. 17, lthe postmen will deliver'mail on. Sat- urday afternoons` and will continue ion the 24th, 31st, and Jan. 6. A1. 1-m....-...1.. ....l.-....:I......` an .....;...... POWELL-In loving memory of our da.r~ _ling Jackie, who fell asleep in Jesus, Dec. 416, 1918, aged ve years. ' _ Sweet, little ower in heaven, WA men: vnll an nrnuds gunk Anu- buuc DU uzucx ycv. --I-Ieintzman & Co. pianos, distrib- utor_ for Barrie and district, A. E. Patterson, Allandale. . 50-51c Douglas Fairbanks in The. Nut at ithe Grand, Saturday matinee and` 'night. Prices 25c and 15c. 3 TIHLL {Ln vvununnanu zlannnnh-an in Q 'uuu uxl-D. uuuu ra.uvuu;.y.. Greeting cards sold by The'Exam- iiner` are in great demand. Plenty of ' [time to order yet. 9. *I"I'_:..A._........ N un:1|o\t\n J3..L..3L llllD Vuc UL vllunnu i Mrs. H. W. Wright, Blake ,St., has `sold her house on Small St. to Mr. `and Mrs. John Aconley. ' n,_-_.:._.. ......,a.. ....1.: 1.... rm...-.1:I......... l".llIIIlIIlllGn - VI`-Jaw i Twenty-four pages this weelz, fuIl' `of local news and live advts. Don t `miss one of them. ' I 13,, yr 117 1IY..:..LL nI..`I-- cu. L-.. ';i5.Is}}i1} 'McL:}};ai{}i}{d*"sI;.r.. ora phonographs; Al. E. Patterson, Allandale. 60-511: ,__.A___ 1---- ......-.. n_:_ _---I- .-iI. JJIIIICIIIII 0 The Son of Tarzan; No. 12, at th `Grand, Sat., matinee and night. I e . l ~Ge}1'nett and }fJ;`1.i'{v;a;ords, ]65c each, at Keenan 8: Kennednfs. ,,,!_I_ `II_T-..-.. _-_J (`I ... -Do' you read .Wisdom s Weekly` Bulletin? ~ ' -1 rn_.._-__ 1?- 1n -1 LI. _ "The P1'ogra'rn1e Curtain LJlfJl.1D.ll`JI\r"`1ll. Iuvlug memory 0! 0111' dear son, William Gordon Dempster, who? departed this life, Dec. 17, 1920. ' Just how we miss him words cannot tell;' His bright happy face we all loved so well." The sweetest of memories are all that are ' left ' ' [ (U ..--_ .l-..__ _L_.._!_L_J I____.I -,, , I Ku Klux Klan-Corp. Rule. King CharIes-~Capt. Brooks. Dream of Delight--Mrs. Rule? Sergt. Wibberley and Corp. Rule. ` Banjo Selection, Thumbs Up --Capt. Cuninghame;_ - Big ?Brass B,nd-'--All_. Closing Chorus-All. Piano Accompanist--- F1-ight Sergt. B-urrows. V, Iin.-.n.l.\-. --K` (`V ` ' " CRAWFORD- -In Btu-rie, Thursday, Dec. 15, 1921, to Mr. and" Mrs. Crawford, 62 Owen St., a daughter. HORNE-In the R. V. Hospital,` Wednes- day, Dec. 14, 1921, to Mr. and Mrs. L. Home, St. Oatharines, a son. . JAKES-At Merrickville,- Dec. 4, 1921. -to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jakes, a daugh- ter (Shirley Laurene). McKAY--0n Saturday, Dec. 3, 1921, to ' . Mr. and Mrs. Alex. McKay, 3rd line, Oro,` a. son; - ` MACLELLAN-In Barrie; on Wednesday, Dec. 14, 1921, to Mr. and Mrs. A. G. MacLellan, a daughter. MOR;RIS-On Tuesday, Dec. 13, 1921, `to Mr. -and Mrs. V G. Morris; 25 Vespra sc., 3 son (aeoe Neill). 'S_'l'UNDEN-In Barrie, Friday, Dec. 9, 1921, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stunden, 31 Mary St., 1; son (Jackie). ' BORN OurBoys watches range in price from [$2.50 to $15.00. We have a dandy one, thin model and i very neat for $5.00 Lookus up for the best in watches--We make quality Right then the price right. i V a e ' Reeve s Jewelry Store a fjerhapsiyou promised your boy or girlia vvatch ever since they passed`Exams.t last Su'mmero-- Nowis the time to make that promise good.i' Make them happy with ` one of ourRe1iable time-keepers. F or girls we have those dainty little `silver-on-silk~band watches and gold and gold-filled on expansion bracelets.- We have1'hea1;dl_him say so-~ in fact he Witfully leak- at them in our window a few days ago,_ pointed out one he liked and said if Dad or Mother comes into your store to buy anything for me that s what I want. YOUR BOYWANTS A WATCH .t.'vAt(.l!1.-At Simcoe Hall, Allandale, on -Tuesday, Dec. 13, 1921, Dr. Wm. C. V Ba-rbe r, in his 60th year. BIRD--At Vancouver, B.C., on Sunday, Dec. 1'1, 1921, Henry Bird, aged 90 years and 7 months. Interment in the Barrie Union Cemetery on Saturday, Dec. 17. I BROWN--At Rest Home' Vermillion River, `Northern Ontario, Saturday,` Dec. 10, 1921, Eunice Frances, beloved daugh- ter of `Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Brown, 193 Blake St., Barrie. ` DIBB-At Pollockville, Alberta, Nov. 30, 1921, John Thomas Dibb, formerly of Allandale, in his 58th year. / . YIIFADITAXT AL I-a In , A on- :.._.._-, vuvnn ;vwau . -- ---r V I KEARNAN--At lot 18, con. 1, Sunnidale, Dec. 10, 1921, Wm. Kezirnan, agad 73 years. - N~EVE--At lot 21, con. 1, Vespra, Monday, ` Dec. 12, 1921, Emily Thu_raton Nave, in her 50th year. TUOK-In the R. V. Hospital, saturday, ~ 10, 1921, David J. Tuck, in- his Sth Vvnnr, LU I , Vyer. Lu 1/ | ; Of our dear cherished loved one, gone home ' in rant 1 CREDIT SALES BARRIE Page 1`wenty-three _____..:_____-..----.- ._. ----------xiii DEMPSTERr-~In l ving memory of our: Hanr nnn W3lIinm (In:-Ann `hm-nmaom. ml...` Axum lU aanv HID Luv, 118 GIBQ 88 BDSICU. Alfred, Reginald and A. J. Tuck of Bar- rie and Jos. J . and Amos Tuck of Sunnidale are bx`-others, and Mrs. J. Rhodes of Tor-I onto and Mrs. W. F. Richmond of Salmon Arm, B.C., Ere sisters. angu uwu suns, 1!4l'll85l/ and nex. _Mr. Tuck was one of the first to engage- extensively in the cement -business T and many of the local sidewalks and sewers- were laid by him. In 1-911 he went to Toronto, where he built 8`. number of resid- ences in what was then a thickly populated Isuburb of that city, _-and had one of the avenuw named `Bar-rie after the town in which he was always interested. After re- turning from Toronto, he purchased a farm near Colwell and it was while clearing up a recently -acquired addition to that farm that he was attacked by appendicitis. On Sunday, Dec. 4, he was broughtto the R. V Hnanitnl, and nnm-utnrl "mm H... c..n..... uulluuy, ucu. -2, uu was Drougnrvo me It. V. Hospital, and operated upon the follow- ing day. But despite the most strenuous ef- forts to save his life, he died as stated. .pnnr;noh-I .nnrl A I "I"....l. ..t I)..-