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'IWU7"'-IJ\I|JI-IIU IIUUCVU, Dill U, I IJUIIIU for investment. ` 800--Six-roamed, `modern, ne location. 82400-Good home, central, terms to suit; 82800--Every convenience, solid brick; 82800-Six rooms, well located, all con- `Inn; nnnnn v WU] DC IIIKCIL . A meeting of the Women's Institute will be held at the home of `Mrs. E. C. Drury on` Friday, Oct. 6, at 2.30. The District Prmident, Mrs. Stocking, will give an ad- drms. Everyone welcome. it A IILJ, -1 11--.! `ll--__I _.!lI IV loll]. ' Monday next, Oct. 2, is the night of the fowlsupper given by the Young People's Club. A delightful program is in prepar- - ation and a large crowd can be accommo- dated. Hon. E. C. Drury will act as chair- man for the "evening, Be sure to come! There will be the bent `of good things to eat as well as a splendid entertainment suitable for old and young, a glorious time for all. The cost is trivial: Adults 50c, children 25c. Supper will be served from 6. to 8 o'clock in the Methodist church. 39c IllVUIlJ av: vavuw uv aauauu vu pauuu-;y The forty-second anniversary of . the Methodist church (noweUnion) will be held Sundaynext. Oct. 1,` at 11 and 7 o'clock. The pastor. Rev. Geo. H. Knighton, will be the preacher and special rmyfic will be given by the Edgar choir. A th nk-oering will be taken. ' A .._....:.... .: `L- u7.........'.. `[....L:o..o- pill .4 - V... Iruvir .. ...vv..._ m71x:v. H. A. Meek of `Bond Head will paeacb in St. James church on Sunday at 1 am. ` n-.._:-_. _--.. n.. `n :. 4.1.- ...:.L.. .: .1... :%$&&$$*$%%%&*&&$wa*$&&&&:' 2; mews FROM NEIGHBORING TOWNSHIPS 3 I WIlHKUIlCI'lIlg'. V _ A few from this place attended the an- niversary services at Edgar Aonsunday. III-I 9 . , , J ________________ _p `L_ Sept. 27.--The -Harv_eet Home services were held in St. James' church on Sunday. morning and evening. Rev. H." Colclough] of Creemore wash the preacher for the day! and special music was rendered` by the; choir. The church had been beautifully; decorated. the profusion of esters and other owers making the sacred edice very lovely. Generous collections were given as ' a thankoering. V A lam Cram 'Kia nlmm nffnntiatl-f.l'In an. "V , $%$&%%*&$%%&%%*$$$%&%*&$& cnown HILL A 2 H_1u_.snAu: % Estate and Ifnsurance Miiithers atifrom .s1ooo to 315000. .XUU"'J ClI`UUlI\Il ' HUIHU, IIIIU SIVIIUIIUIH strictly modern. 84000~-Modem home, steam heat, ne grounds. 84300-Choice home, sunroom, every con venience. T , 34500--A ne home, best residential`Bec- tion in Barrie. 35000-.-Fine home, 3 acres ground, garage, - etc. 85000-Duplex, a ne building, Al invest- ment. PLUMBING HOTTWATERHEATING TRY W { . H. A. HENRY w. J. RICHARDS Before you SELL- Before you BUY- Before you BURN-- Before you DlE-- Agent for McC1ary s "Furnaces 52 Elizabth St. Phone 952W Phone sIw' Sept. 26.--Mr. Lindsay and son Harold of` Swift Current, Sa.sk., arrived last week. Mr. Lindsay is taking charge of Mrs. Camp- bell's estate. I ll ..... -. !)-..-I.l :- L-___ n,_, `it, III Lu: u Acvv uuya. Rev . and Mrs. to Toronto this I charge of the B pointment. for tt Ming 1 . A nun`. uuu nub. VV . my. Mr. and Mrs. F1-eelan,_Mr. Gilmore, Mr. `MacDonald and Mrs. Houston of Toronto spent part of Sunday at W. J. Armstrong's, the latter remaining for 9. few days visit. I A Ilntnt` nnnaroaonn Lana an`nn`n:l Farms in all parts of Simcoe County. Will exchange a good farm for town house. What have you to oer? ; uv. a nu: uu: uuw U1 vnelr. anniversary services. There will also be ti cold meat supper on Thanksgiving Day. Jays ugu. S. Pratt's house is about completed and he will occupy the same in the, near future. T Quite a number from here are taking in Elmvale Fair today. ucu a cavuvuco , 1 Murray Ronald is home from `Hensall: for a few days on sick leave. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Orchard and son Ce_dric spent the weekend with the farmer's parents here. > M . M! `M... . I1-.. Y..l......;.... .._'. -.:-:;:__ Hal CII ID JICI C- } Mr. and Mrs. 1 Rev. and Mrs. J. for a few days. Alf, GUI!` M95 Au: (1 AV" uaynu S. Lawrence are returning week" after having been in Baptist church on this ap- the summer. Mrs. L. Arnold andinfant daughter of; Barrie are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Smy. Mr and M... n`......I.... `u- rs:r.......- u. 1 we A_uwt:l: n:uw.uung wt 8 xew aays Visit. The umted congregatxon have selected Nov. 5 for the date; of their. anniversary" sernm, Thm-n will nlsm HA 6 nah` -nanni- I-LII-Halli U \Jl.llU At the school fair, Verna Osborne "was succemful in winning the certicate-of hon-l orifor highest number of points given to. any pupil of Dalston school. Vera Bald- win, Jean Baldwin -and Elva Jory also cap- tured several prizes. Mia. l:`...lo..A uI..o...... .: m........I.. ........l vuuvu Iacvunu plw . Miss _Erland Watson of Elmvale spent the Week-end at home. III- ..._- _-..____ A- I__, Al I u uuv uuu Iowa 15 EUIIIUUIIC macs gun. Mr. and Mrs. Will Nixon and Mr. and Mrs. Peacock of Painswick spent Sunday at Harry Williams . v ' man M `Jana A` Tnunntn .....A If.. _..'.I III! Jill] 1 UV IIIIGHIB Miss M. Lang of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs; W. A. Lowe and Mr, and Mrs. Mc- Auley of`Barrie spent Sunday with Mrs, Rex Watson. - T Y-`L_. `I-_._2-____ l__, ,,`, I I n. SEE H. A. HENRY] aycnuulg u uuupu: U1 wecnus 1Il_ UOIICIOH. Mrs. J. Tracy is visiting friends in Lon- don. f\,, '-_`__g_`_ _ 1 .-.a Wiss Ehel Pratt`; who went back to her" school near Midland after holidays, return- ed home again quite .ill. [7 Thu `nnhnnl `uh: Kohl nI- OLA nnlvnn`-`u Kn"... uc mu umu Mu: _ucu, urczuuug two 1108. Mr. Vale and family, who have lived at- Cundles for some time,.have moved to Barrie. II. I.`.._...:. I__; , -,-I.,,I,I 1 n Mr. Ferris lost a valuable horse a few dais ago. ' uunuc. ` D....u'.. l......... :. ..L.....a. -....__l-L-.I -__|' IIHC WUCl\'Ul|U I10 llUUlCa We are sorry to lose our former school teacher` and we wish her every happiness, but our loss is someone else s gain. Mr and Mn WHI Nivnn nnrl `M . an"! I 11015 7' llnlIB\JI.I. T John Jamieson has returhed home after spending` 9. couple of weeks in London. Mr: I Twenty :5 1v:a:`:nau C-:;.'n.I.. J; T... 0}. Friday evening a presentation wasl held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.` ' Brown. when their daughter Inez was pre- sented with a silver carving set. T _ ' A\ I Sept. 27.--Robt. CamAe1"onTof the teaghing staff at Woodbridge was home for a few I days. Mn... m.'L...I n....u ...1..,. ........ L....I-. ._ 1.-- mo ncuctvou u guuuxy Buure U1 but: ple. Mr. Switzex-`of New` Lowell was visiting his daughter, Mrs. G. Lockhart, for a few days. w ('1 Qom...`.. ......L ...:n. ....:; . . . . . . . ..-| W: G. Storey met with quite a severe: accident a few days ago while picking pears. He fell from the tree, breaking two ribs. Ml` Vnln lint` fnlhnu IIILA Raina two; 1:` I\lI-IIIIE \l\-`IIVI $I VI'~ \IGII`l\III' WW 8l600---Cottage, double lot, conveninces. 81800---Doub1e house, best buy in Barrie `AI intvnnfrnnnf _ -..... V..- - way"... -uu`uv-u.nvuu/ `-`Sept. 25.--A meetving willheld at the home of Harry-Dawson on Friday evening for the purpose of organizing "the Dalston Euchre Club. AL AL- __L__I _!,, 17 f\ I , lcu uumc again qu1w.1u. I The `school fair held at the seventh line lust week was interesting. Cundles schol-A are received a. goodly share of the prizes. Ml` QlU`.1nr`t\f Nan!` T.nuJn" uyun \v:':nn ua vuc pluwlcab uuulu-U ul uuwu. Mrs, Warner of Toronto 18 spendmg some time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Priest. A II . __..I 1:..- v__-__ n:__;s_ fun, u lwadssell Arkseyn of Toronto spnt the week-end` with G. R. Chapman. Mr want 117- pnnnfnna I-nnnnnul unnuu{n_ llllUC.llUl'l3 (Kl: W005- Mrs. Campbell's residence is nearing completion. When nished it will be one of the prettiest homes in town. "In wanna: A` Tnnnnbn :5 nnnnnI:n- 1-nun- ll flu `air. and Mrs.A James Martin spent`Wed- nesday with friends in Lovering. UB1 llllll DDLUIUBJ Ill LUl'UIIl4Uo Jack Martin, Lorne Faragher, Harold Rumble and Misses Grace and Dorothy Rumble of the Barrie Coliegiate spent the week-end at their homes here. ML- D_...._:- ___I l'\_l.l_._4-.. 1-2-- -2 L',, WCUl\'CI|\-| III! I/llycll IIUPIIUU HUI`:- The Barrie and Coldwater fairs of the past week were well patronized by our cit- izegs. . _ I II A_I.__--_ - 'I`_._.__L_ ,, 4 A` WCUJ\'CHU WILH \1'g IL. UHISPIIIHII. Mr. West of" Penetang renewed acquaint- ancehere last week. If... l'1..__...L-IIV_ __-2.l-._-_ 2- ._____!___ ` 'miE'.we11 of Midlandcalled on R. A. Kemi on his way to the Ba.rrie.Fair. II an!` Inn tnov\n- Vnn`:n nnnu` Dun: VIII n 33600---So1id brick, a real home. $3500_-Bungalow. modem to `the minute. 83500---Semibungalow, very cosy. 83800-BeaAutiful home, ne grounds. ah-nHu II'IfIt`AI;l\ UII III5 VVJIJ [MC 1.JaIlI}:.1` C-Ila Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Martm spent Fri- day and Saturday in Toronto. Ianlr Mnrfon Tfn-I-no 1a`........I..... `lJ......I.! `(Not From Our Regulaf Corresponden ) 6...; n: A ____;!,,.. ,.,!n I - I II . .v : Sept. 25.-Jos. Lee of the second line,` .Flos. spent'Sunday evening with` Wm. | Hutrton. L _.._I Y-L.. `I'_I ..:.L_... [_.__ __L__...___J llUUlyUH- ` ! -Joseph and John Hutton have returned ;to Detroit after, a brief visit with their ; parents. . M. mm ..c u:.u....A ....n..a .... 1: A `KI...-.41 CUNDLES DALSTON vGeo. Johnston are visiting V. A. Leece at New Liskeard I (Continued from page 1) J. Kenney, also of Phelpston, for slander, because "of a letter that appeared in Elmvale Lance on February 2. In this'Stott was allud-' 'edto as foreign rubbish and as an I .indigent by Kenney. 'The letter !had been provoked by the appearance -'of a previous letter sent in to the Lance by Stott, in which he made `re- ference to these guysiwho were si`- ting around the fire keeping it warm i ` and talking about the war. : In the letter Stott alleged favoritism` in the hiring of men and teams for road work at Phelpston by Dan Kenney, a brother of the defendant, and charg- 'ed that the former gave the work out to a certain bunch. ` MUCH INTEREST IN FLOS SLANDER SUIT Cldtkson House Block INot Giving the Returned Man a Chance` I To the__Editor of the Lance :' suuu. puycn The road to Phelpston from Sh=anahan s garage to Mr. Mahoney's, a distance of one quarter of a mile, is being repaired :by Mr. Dan Kenney of Phelpston, who has the contract and also "the hiring of the men and teams. Why does Mr. Kenney go to the fth line to employ teams and men and why does he go al- most to the extreme end of the fourth line near the Beach -to get teams` and men when his own neighbors want work? `Mr. Smith, our township reeve. told Mr. Kenney of a young man who is out of work and who is now living with his a uncle. who has a sick wife, and is a re- turned soldier suffering from the eects of the war. Why can not Mr. Kenney give this young man employment I would like to, -point out that a certain ifarmer offered this lad, who is out of work, his "team that he might help. the young man to relieve the burden on his uncle. But no, there is a certain bunch -that must have the work and we are not permitted to do any part of it although we-are ratepayers. Mr. Kenney has put four more teams on the road, and these belong to two men. Why can t all have 'a chance instead of so much grab-all? Why not give all some work. and not go out of the neighborhood for help when Mr._Kenney can get it right at his elbow and he knows it. too. ' 7 - `--~ A#~ L- l-n _ __.,.__,._l__ -1 -1! LU vuv _.4u-no Deaf Sir :- to publish th good paper. ,,,_.I L- a v. v-Av _...-. Wouldyou be kind enough is communication in your nu. -u_-..-_ :..-... on.-- ..L....".. letters follow: 2 in by Joseph J. Kenney, whose bro- GIILQ lIl1ll\.IlI5 GUUUD ILIC wax. F. Stott, Phelpston. Ont. (Elmvale Lance. Jan. 26, 1922) A reply to Stott s letter was sent ther, Dan Kenney, was referred to; in Stott s letter. It was published in; {the Lance in its issue of Feb. 2, 19_22;f ias follows :--A V V i LIIC 1`JU|l4Ul U]. LIKE JJHIIUU. I Dear Sir :--In reply to Mr. Stott's let-l ter in your last issue, I would like to ask through your columns if Mr. Stott stop-. pedv to think of the meagre weight his inuence has to bear on the readers of your valuable paper? He has made sev- eral misleading ' and untrue i statements] in regard to the work on the road. Dan Kenney, overseer of the work that has been done, hired eight teams owned by eight different individuals, all of whom are, and have been for some years, pay- ings taxes to the county road system. I would like to ask since when did Mr. Stott become a ratepayer, as he says hei `e? In I-no-art` fn flan unnvnnlnunal in-nituo .. ..v..u u Reply to Mr. Sfott The Editor of the Lance: `l\...._ 02... `I ._ ____I__ L- II__ give the re`urned man, who did. his bit,! a chance, when such as these guys were- sitting around the fire` keeping warm` and talking about the war. 12` Q4... DL..l....4m.. n... 0* "'r"""r " ""' ' To'.l_'_I`.l\Ii1lcahy, counsel for Ken-r ney, Stott admitted that he had Ken'- i I I gney in mind when he referred in his gletter to the fellows who didn't go ;though he knew the latter was not of Iage when the w ar"broke out. He also recalled receiving a lift from the jKnig'hts of Columbus of $15.00 which was handed him by Jerome Shanahan. It was at a time when he was sick and was up against it because his pen- sion hadn t come due. He had also] received a couple oflloads of wood !from Reeve Smith of the township. -1 up 1 5 {over and fight when the war was oni I I Mr. Mulcahy intimated that this admission bore out the meaning of i the term indigent" in Kenney s let- ter which meant one destitute of means for a comfortable subsis- I : tence," and needy. V REAL ESTATE I 1-`nu: ma LIFE INSURANCE .. . -.. ..- ...... W-.. .........-.. .,....,.,.. ' Since the publication of Kenney s` `letter, he had found it a hard job to ;get work at Phelpston, he said. on-qua. .. -_ L Ila `former emp1oye_r named Ken-nedy - in which he had beenawarded $47.00. ! 0 (`1...._ LL- _._.L`I:.._L:_.. _.B 1'7_..__-__!__ |which not enriches him and leaves .me poor indeed. The motive behind` [Kenney s letter, His Lordship thought, was anger- It was a pretty nasty letter he remarked, though he be- .lieved that it had been somewhat iprovoked on Stott s part by the lat- war. "No man likes to be twitted about having evaded the war the Bench remarked. The jury was out over an hour. Stott came to Canada through the ing gassed and wounded in the war. `He had served from 1914 to 19]. ? iwith the 5th Royal Irish Lancers of lDub1in, and in May of the latter year ter s allusion to Kenney s part in the- Overseas Settlement Board after be~ ' was discharged from the army owing` to war disabilities. He was born in county Mayo, Ireland, and lived in England nearly all his life. His en- listment was dated August 19th., 1914. I6 PAGI (gr FRO!` :\ gri} H] the ,-\C11l:l If yuu L5t 81-t00---Cottage, 5 rooms, cellar, light and water, large lot, a map. Terms. - 8l500---Double house, good investment. 81500-Six rooms, central location, easy] farm: s1> PR] Proc great '"'eni"i{ce:'"" """"" M "" "" 83300--Solid brick, practically new, mod-