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on SATURQAY, 11:3. &1o| ` Jan: 3o.-Mrs(.(I9.iwn;r:i of Barrie and Miss_WanIess of Toronto visitedwith Mrs. Au:-n Tn]-anal-nu nun An" `l\n`- ..-....I- uuAaD_ vv aumas su Lulvuuu vuuwu `W1` Annie Johnston one day last week, Mr: (`Jinn nornnknll H: An LI... 5! UIUVI. Ul UIIC L111]. Mr. and Mrs. James Craig and_ Mrs. Sarah Russell went to Toronto to attend the funeral of Samuel Jory, their brother- in-law, this .week. I qnvvu `IT nnnn LL -2 "`-___L- ___,4A Al - wean-cuu wuu uuuuursu 11181108. Mrs. B. Fieldhouse passed the weekend with friends in Toronto. `I12... `I ..u.2.. IV_-I____- _ I'__. - I ` vvwu uxcuus ul JUIUIILO. Miss Lottie Cochrane of Beefon was at her home here over Sunday. _ M;:a I. Mnrnnn A` I`:-`>4-n-n 1-\A-` -. ' I--- "&'Mube1 wmie is visitihg friends in Barrie. A ' . . .. Mrs. Joseph Cook is on the sick list.- . nnunc uuuuauuu uuc uuv lush WEEK, ' ~ _ Mrs, Chas. Campbell is on _the sick at. Her many friends" wish 'he: 3- speedy recov- nrv_ ~. ' - - nccn-cnu Vuux muss-.uur1ueLu ongxey. Mrs.Annie Johnston entertained a num- ber of the young people of this vicinity last Thursday evening. Everyone present had a thoroughly enjoyable time. Mr GIVII` Mn: n...:.l l`nnLo-n-... Ln--A AL- ` .._...-_-_-, .._-... - .--v.y manna`/n_Inllc I A two weeks" series '5f spec'al services is ibeing held in the Baptist Church beginning vto-night and is to -be conducted by the ; Gunton party. ' I I`1_,,,I ,, Y .P . I I . n 3 Gordon Lightfoot. has been transferred` gfrom the Bank of Montreal to Tweed where he has been promoted to accountant. :M_r. Lightfoot's friends wish him every ;suecess. WU WCUl\p . Floyde Eldridge ha had anvalttack of la grippe. uA_ nu. Lulu Lula`. n. D. Uuul-I5, .Dlil'l'l. i Frank Garvm has returned after spendmg two weeks wxth fnends m Hamilton. Qb`..o:..... .....l .............1....-:.._ ..-_.__ 4- L- u,, EH3/.Iiss Elsie Mbartikn of B_arrie 's`pent the` week-end, with Miss=_Canneta Srigley. Mrl"Annin Jnhnnfnn nnhn-4o:nnaI a nu... uau u uuunuuguay cujuyuule H1118. ` Mr, and Mrs. David Cochrane have the sympathy of their friends and neighbors in this vicinity in the loss of Mr. Cochrane's n_1other.- Mrs. Joseplr Cochrane, of Baxter, who died last week. The` deceased was `well known around here. ' ` n.......:- a..:...|--. 1.-- ..-_-'L- r--u7 n.__L I. Jan. 30.--1;i.is; `I-;ena Jackmann returned I , home last week after spending a few months `with friends in Stouffville, _- - ._ .-- ~.v .-w...v ~ - ~ - - I Mrs. McLean and daughter, Iva, returned i to their home in Toronto on. Saturday after ; visiting a few weeks with the former s `daughter, Mrs. D'Arcy Gartlan. I A` .,,,'_L,1` , `nun nuuvvu ruuuuu uclv. ' Reggie Srigley has gone `to Belle Ewart to work on the ice. MIDHURST HOLLY A Woman's Brown Cozy Slipper, in felt with leather sole and padded heel, sizes 3, 4 and 5, reg. $1.25. Clearing at . . . . . . . . .. 89c`pair `Red Caz; Slipper, with ribbon trim- ming, sizes 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7, reg. $1.35. Clearing at 98 pair, Wine Cozy Slipper, with ribbon trim- ming, heavy felt, sizes 3, 4 and 5, reg. $1.65. Clearing at $1.19-pair THE CUSTOMERS ARE COMING FOR THE COUPONS, [THE SILVERWARE [S O PLEAS- O O INGO WHO SEE l'I'. j W83 3 WEOK-GHQ VISIEDF an nus uumc ucui. W. J. Sutherland spent a "few days 1n ' Toronto last week. In... I 01...; ....A ho!-m unturned this ERN. BOLTON . _ VERN. BEARDSALL The B. B. Shoe Store THE RAPIDS, at the Grand Opera I-ia'use, Feb. 3, 9 and 10 The Interest ls Amused! - Opposite Bryson s Confectionery . OUR MOTTO: VALUE AND SERVICE THURSDAY, I-`EIBRUARY 1, 1923. 3 ROUGH WEATHER, the kind we re in for, certainly puts :1" man s shoes to the test. To come out high and dry, you've got to keep ahead of the wea- ther with a good sustantial pair of shoes. There's real value in these; honest workmanship. Good value . . . . .. $5.75 pair When, Your Children Need Rubbers, Send- Them to Us. We Will Fit `Them Right. ~ "child's Black Rubbgrs, size; 4 to 10% . 70c pain? Misses Black Rubbers, sizes 11 `to 2 75c and 35.1,. Boys Rubbers-- "Sizes 8 to 10% . .. . 85; Sizes 11 to 13, 90c, $1.00 Sizes 1 to 5, $1.00, $1.10 Toronto last weex. Mrs. J. Plant and baby returned this ' week. to their home in Barrie. V All ._--...._a.. .l..`.. 1.! 'l` Dunlrin mils}. ha les~'s--7:'w' for 186. value for bu_ving"st oor. Co ,. . `- 11v PI-u. .un.~.~ Mrs. Joh. ingrs by .- Miss Mm 4 " -~-Abov. chi1.dre`n s thc;u`x:h a] m I) L; timls ])e-zxdtg in thv `three Southv %i;(- E{.1i evening. ' Illus`rated slide: on The Life of Ruth" will be given in the Methodist church on Sunday evening. . Mr: (1:-lawn: nf prinnn Alhnrt hm: Hahn ` (Vl11ld`- \\'hi_L'h 1 "The fru of xru Mr thu arrv tim.; c the mu ]("h$.{(` `nu ' n :;;;;...; \'LA <:h :A}}}1 -And And \)l _.m d it on reuruury 1. - _ - Dr. George I. Trueman, M.A.,`of Toron- to, will conduct service at the Methodist church on Sunday morning and at Beth- esda. in the afternoon. _ URL- ._-..__!..... -1 LL- I..L_ II ..- If)--. \ 1' Lm nu E1 Rex . ?l}\( Thu T Ht ;...-1.. or Hu 1 . `:5;-;f H11` Her maiden name was Miss Frances Barnes. She leaves three sisters, Mrs. Murchison and Mrs. Connor of Stouffville and Mrs. Eddy of Bay City. Mic}}.: also three brothers,` Herbert and Everett` Barnes of Stouffville and Thomas of (Winnipeg. Inf I'lIVV\D:1\ IIYAFA `\III`:Dl" D` I.'nIIY;E, nnvr\n_ 1mRMAN7"1i""TiibMPsoN tjhbuvjcu - C-QIVj XTQVI Ezra?-'ucAT:o _ Embalmer & F unerul Director THORNTON, ONT. week. to melt nome In Durrw. All accounts due H. '1`. Rankm must be` aettled Iimmedi ately.--(Advtv.) ' n:..`. -...l....o:nnn 3n rnnrnhnnrnn at F`iahm3'n .. VIBIECQ at REV . U1`. VVUlbH1I\Cl' as uun wccn. Two rmks of the Cookstown curlers took part. in the Bonspiel at Barrie this week. 'l`1m A VP A M St John's church en- T "i{i`E:``3'B}55e2i }6iI{Fn6i'.'.` 5"%"pEFaB}1'J{6'1?'r'%b';"c;i. Silent 1 PM; _ w.1n McCONKEY, Aucaoneet. aunuay eveulug. _ Mrs. Grieves of Prince Albert has been engaged as teacher to take the place of Miss Kidd, who has resigned. ` nm:...- in `La '\I!I`VI.,\nF A` (menu tn` '1: I7l';nl'\A `HIE 8011091 nus Uccu uluacu nun: Luna wccn. Rev. John Coborne of Toronto will hold 1 spiritual conference in the Methodist church on- Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. D11" `Wu m:66ubnw nu-nnn"|nl' `n Cal-A- IV uu UHUCI` (Ill? UUUDUYU CHIC: The concert and tea, planned to be held on Friday night, is postponed for a couple of weeks owing to so much sickness in the community. ` MI-n wrnuab 1T:m~ll.. `nun `anon I. Aunnn in gmma&waw&&&i&&%g Jan. 30.-Leason McGowan of `Toronto weekend visitor at his home here. In I Q..Ll...-In-I annnf n -fnuy (hum in `Del uaugnwr, mm, W . 1.1. nuppclg J. L, Sansone of Whitehorse, Yukon, visited at Rev. Dr. Whittaker's this week. m_.- _:...1... -1 Ll... f`a..Jnu6nuvv. nun-In-an -inn`! pan in tile Duuuplm at value uua wccn. The A.Y.P.A. of St, John's church en- tertajned the Alliston A.Y.P.A. on Monday miss nluu, W110 uws rpalgllcu. Owing to the number of cases of la grippe and colds among the teachers and students the schopl has been closed here this week. I)-.. Yul... ALA-nn l\: Tnnnnfn unI `IIIIA Jan. 30.-Irene McMaster' is recovering after an attack of glandular fever, II : and Inn `D T `l.'n`I'.l..IA.... ...ul Iln-....3.. TJIIIIII III II . Mrs. Frank Hindle has been ill` during the past week. - Wlnunl- p1I`r:Ann Inna `war nn ndll-nod; I! `n AUCTION SALE] co. 1'. Iuompson, Lwprcsemuuw *5 ml _&$&&&&&&&$&a&m&&| 5806! an Cll/Ul\2l\ Ul gxauuuuu IUVUI. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Eldridge and Marjorie are all under the doctor's Gare. A _ . _ _ ....l. .....I L-.. ._I.._..._J L- L, L_IJ Pigs Eight j PLUMBING HO'l1WATERHEATlNG TRY ` HORSE OR MOTOR EQUIPMENT Phone: Ivy-Thornton &--Zuw-- w Geo. F. Thompson, Representative % .v;.v..v.m.v..v..v. .v.m.YnYuY-mpYuY. ROBERT Annggprg, _'_r1:_As__BURc, sAsx; w. J. RICHARDS Agent for ` . McClary s Furnaces of 19 Good Horses i e the following: ' l L . r 19 Good Mares and Geldings, Clydesd1les- and Perchefons, ffom 4. to 7 ' yrs. old, weighing from` 1200 to,1400 lbs; _ea_.` These horses .are all well broken to harness and good work- ers..- Anyone wanting good horses will do well to attend this sale. . Allwill be sold without reserve, Terms, of Sale-8 months credit` will be given parties fin-.. .2.1.2_... ........__.4 :....1. ...L... 50/. ...... ......-.... -12: t... .....I. The undersigned has received instrucfiotis from 52 Eliz:ubelV:VliVt'.' Phone 952W ` PETHESDA Established I849 T AT M;7Aiiiii1`J*S"YAIil3's",'iARRIE% .to sell by F;ub1icAuctionA I`-A 12-1-A: :-Aj:': 1 guuu uuu: wan cluuycu 'u_y can pxcncuv. , ` It will be good news to thecitizens of Elmvale to" learn that our Main street is to receive -a coat of graiel. Tenders are being let for 600 yards of gravel to be delivered for ~ the purpose of gravelling, Main street. - - i Mccarthy Cup Goes to Anderson : Rink By winning` five hotly contested games in four days W. A. Anderson s rink won thevMcCarthy Cup for this year. Although all the schedule has not yet been curled the winner of the cup was decided on Saturday night when Anderson -s rink, which had lost only one game, defeated Bishop's rink,, who had lost two games and the only rink that was left in the- running. In the absence of Mr. `Bishop, Rev. R. M. Hanna skipped his rink. `He! played a brilliant game andfinished st-rong counting 8 in the last three ends but was one short of tieing the score which was 11- 12. The remainder of the games are being played off this week. There will be special prizes offered through the remainder` of the season and some interesting games will be played. `The standing of the rinks up. to and including Tuesday is as follows: 117, I . . III I'll VV ULI W. A. Anderson .10 Rev. R. M. Hanna 7 `H. R,.McHouIl A. C. Bishop C. E. Dutcher L. Pearson Dr. Tyrer Geo. Ritchie J , .1`. Foster J. Arnold Dr. Currie Jas. Simpson nu Mnntlnuv n`A|\nn. CUUH: III DHU l1lM1l'lIUUlh The remains of the late Mrs. (Rev.) J. . H,`Miller of Vancouver, B.C., were brought to town this week `for interment at St. John's `cemetery. The deceased was former- went a serious operation a few weeks ago. Death of Mrs. John Kidd , The citizens of Cookstown deeply mourn the loss of a kind friend and neighbor in the person of Mrs. John Kidd, who passed away on Tuesday, Jan. 30. Mrs. Kidd had been failing in health for some time but medical skill was unable to combat the disease successfully. Mrs. Kidd was 63 `years of age and was born in the township of Markham. "She was of a kind `and loving disposition that greatly endeared her to a large circle of friends. In religion she was a Methodist, a regular church attendant and always active for good. She is survived by her husband, one daughter, Gazey, at home. and three sons. Ewart and Karl of Queen's University, Kingston, and Arthur of Cooks`rown. ` - . ,,,_.,_ ,,_ `R3,- 13,._,,_-, ly Miss Levina Ramsey. Mrs. Miller under- I `T... ,_,_E.___ Illln b3lllI}Is`Ull . G :09! U O9Ioev_tt U` On Monday afternoon of next week the President, Dr. Tyrer, and vice-president, H. R. McHoull, who have chosen sides, will play -off. Games are to coin-nience `at 3 o'clock. _ After the games the -curlers will ; enjoy a banquet in the Parish Hall. |.0.0.F. Officers Installed ` ' , At a joint meeting of the Glen Rebekah I Lodge No. 209 and the I.0.0.F. No. 368 I held on Friday night of last week the fol-l lowing officers were installed by T_ E. :I Sharpe, Grand Master of the I.0.0.F., and} Mrs. -Weatherup, of Stayner, assisted by Mrs. J. M. Ritchie, District Deputy, and Mrs. A. Bell ofMidland for the Rebekahs. Tf\(\`D Jan. 30.---Miss Violet Hoover and Miss Clara Smith of Markham spent a Week with lMr. and Mrs. E. G. Miller. 'n_.__ __ l.`...I..-.. ' f..._......-. GA A. `In ..;..I NIT. uuu IBIS. 12. U. UJJIIUI. F Born, on Friday`,`January 26, to Mr. an Mrs. F. C. McGrath, a daughter.` `D II... AAIIIQIQ ll: 'I'1..-u-non.` :5 uv:n:O:'nn aula. 1`. U. Lucuuuu, a uuuguun. Mrs. R. Adams of'Thornton is visiting with hex"brother, Geo, McKnight-. I D T MnWn3nHf A` nnrn annnf 9 fan: ` WHIH IIUF UIVIIJIHCI, \JVU. lIlUl\lll5l.|L`a I R. .J. McKnight of Barrie spent a few tdays with his brother, Geo, McKnight. rm. n'n`n\:1nv-Gk Innnun ti` `\n- Af`\nlaI' uaya wuu Lu: urubuct, ucu_ nLuL\_u151u. V'I'he' Epfvorth League of the Methodist church spent a social evening at the home of Mrs. Farney,' tentholine, on Monday. A good time was enjoyed by all present. ' TO 111: kn nan!` nnnva `A Oh`: n:f;unv\n A` Tearing. clawing Dean Back Again The tearing, clawing, battling Priscilla Dean, the Priscilla that you loved in The Wildcat of Paris" and The Virgin of 'Stam'boul," is coming to the New Dream- land theatre on Friday and Saturday this [week in the greatest triumph of her career --a picturized version of 0uida a Under Two Flags." Au Flinn:-nffn Anna]-sfnr nf Ihlua rnnirnnnf {WU I-`I555; As Cigarette, daughter of the regiment, she gives a characterization to the screen that is `truly described as a masterpiece." The passion, selfishness, jealousy, love and hatred that marked the life of Ouida s famous character of the desert is portrayed by the inimitable Priscill-a in a series of realistic scenes that makes one forget he is watching a picture. You love and hate with her, and at the end you leave marvel- ing at the ability of this favorite of the screen. She wine you through real merit, "Mn .l\IIn nun: l`II`\`A `run pv:an:lln hmm HUICUII. Due Wills yuu uuuugu lczu ulcuvg No one ever doubled for Priscilla. Dean, no one could. In all -her big scenes she is so close to the camera that every expres- sion -of her face is plainly discernible. An excellent cast supports Miss Dean. . Ill DIUIIIIVIIIU auu llllilllu U1 VVV llllplfs. Her remains were buried at Lewis ceme- tery on Thursday afternoon. Service was conducted by Rev. T. R. White. The be- reaved hushand and family have the sincere sympathy of the whole community. 31113. (X: JJCII U1 `uuuxauu llll. vuc LIrCUCl\llBn - , I.O_.O.F. T P.N.G., Bro. Arthur Ritchie; N.G;, Bro. : Herbert Rifchie; U.G., Bro. Robt, Graham; ! R.ASec., Bro. Ate! `McGrath; Fin, Sec., Bro. J. T. Foster; Treae., Brd. H, J. Play- er; R.S. of N.G., Bro. Wm. Rance; L.S. of N.G., Bro. "Andrew Beardsall; R.S. of` Iffl `D.-A 'l4`~.uul Dnkin. `LG 1.4`. `III mwwwwwwwwwwwww w - E ELMVALE NEWS %. Wrnnb P 'Rahn.n 'RnnrAaanf'nHvn M ` Frhnl:-(-3-. 'B;shop, Repr;:en':;ti:e mmmmmmmm Manama: Ul. LVg\Jo, IJIU; IIHUICW LiUulu5llIl,' I-\n|J. I V.G., Bro. Fred Ritchie; L.S. lof- V.G., l Bro. Mark Little; Warden, Bro. W. M. i Bunt; Conduotuor, Bro. Wm. Wallace; I.G., C Bro. Walter Herbert; 0.G.', Bro. Grant! Gilbert; R.S.S., Bro. Fred Drysdale; L.S.S., ,9 Bro. Walter Jamieson; Chap., Bro. (Rev.) R. M, Hanna. ` V [V]... `l)..L-I-..L.. AIL. llallllo ' , Glen Rebekahs P.N.'G., Mrs. Jos. Adams; N.G.. Mrs. Jno. McCaw; U.G., Mrs. Andrew` `Beardsall; Rec. Sec., Miss Ruth Rowley; Fin. Sec., Miss G. 1. Guest; Treas.; Miss Pearl Usher; ' R.S. of N;G;, Mr. H. I. Player; L.S. of:N. G., Mrs. Bert Bell; R.S. of U.G., Mrs. Wm_ Rance; L.S. of U.G, Mrs, Jas. Blvack;'War-3 den, Miss P. Rowley; Conductor, Miss Jen- ' nie Ritchie; I.G., Mrs. H. J. Player; O.G., -Mrs. M. Kerr; Chapl, Mrs. W, Jamieson. Acnv Gkn inn!-anonn ntlvnaana slit)!!! An- Lillg LVI. LXUII , \JLIH}Ju, Luln VV . UCIIQUHUIII : After the installation addresses were de-"` livered by Mrs. -Bell and Bro. T. E. Sharpe g which were greatly appreciated. The re-- mainder of the evening was spent in a social way. There was a good attendance and splendid interest taken by all present. %g&a&$m&&&%ww%%mg 1}}; "{i>iay 1 0 an: aycnuulg is raw uuys In .I.0I'0HIa0. The Methodist young people are at work on a play entitled W_illowdale which they -hope to present shortly. V l Some coal has arrived here atlast! ' The entertainment given by_t-he classes in agriculture and domestic science on Monday evening was well attended, Mr. McCague, B. j S.A._. District Representative, under whose` (supervision the classes are conducted, presid- I ed over. the gathering. `Misses Sharpe and Arnold gavepiano solos, Miss G. Jamieson ` readings and Matthew Lowrie and Miss Coch- I rane several songs. All were heartily en- cored. The feature of the evening. how- ever, was a debate in which Miss A. Spenc- er, Hubert McKenzie and M. Lowrie ar- gued that The platform was of greater in- fluence on the general public than the! press. The negative-was taken by Miss` Lowrie. Neville Jamieson and James Henry. The debate was followed with keen interest by the audience and the argument and wit of the speakers were much relished. The judges were Mrs. J. A. Lennox. Rev. R, H. Somerville and W. H. Adams, the latter of whom gave the report.` In this the young orators were coinpli-mented on their excellent work,_ while the verdict was T given -by a small-margin to the affirmative. Several films of an educational and amus- ing character were thrown on during the evening and at the close the chairman an- nounced the opening of a course in Home Nursing which was to begin on the next day under the direction of Miss Westman, a graduate of Toronto General Hospital. Mm I-`rm-nu nnhnrn :. ....:+.. m .....a 1.! u 5: auuuw ux LUIUHI/U ueuenu nospluu. Mrs. Harry Cdburn is quite ill and left. _ for the RV. Hospital on Tuesday morning. V A {Ann A; In at-`nu -xn nu-nuna avul A little ower girl on her"way to 3 Wed- ding was killed at Coateaville, Pa., when the auto she was riding in turned turtle. nu nut: nu. uuapuux uu Auesuuy morning. ' LA mild form of la grippe prevmls and! among its victims are Misses,Jean Goutts. Mildred Henry, Clarice McKenzie and,Sher- lock Barlow. - _ Il_ -_.I1't.._ A` 11., ,1 12,, DU MUD UUUII/V Ull 1IlUHUIy UVUlIlI.Ig- ' . Mrs, Teasdale of Concord is visiting he;-. sister, Mrs. Thos_ Allen," ,, _ ' . l:&&i*$*$*$&%**&*$$%&*$&*$E .3 NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING TOWNSHIPS 3 wcx-.DunoW_. _ - Mr. and Mrs. A, Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. W, Thotnpson,`Mr. and Mrs. Newton and Mr. and Mrs, Irwin were over from Egbert to the debate on Monday evening. Mild Tnnanla nf (`Jana-nuul L: u:n:6:uu- Ln.` --w_--_ >_v Jan. 30.-:The W.A. will meet at the`. ihome of Mrs, Alec Stewart,-on Tuesday, . Feb. 6. I m1_-..- __:n L- ___ ___-_',._,,2,,, There will be no communion service next Sunday in the Methodist;_Chu'rch, but _the- regular services both -morning and evening. i At the evening service Dr. Trueman, of` `Victoria University, will give the address` and an offering will be taken for the Edu-1 cational Fund. V I 3 -II-..` Q1._.._....._ L..- L___ I--._A. L- LL- L-._,_ ' uuxu uuu; ucuruua. ` I Mr. Goodwin, we regret to say, is on the gsick list again, we hope to report a speedy Jrecovery. . ` mulch A` `Ln TTn:nn Dnnh L. I.\:J II-\ II:-_ III-111'!!!` I'Il'I h you `leave your last place? .= asked`..th'e lady of the..would-be cook. "1 just [could not stand; the way the master and the Mrs. ;used`to quarrel. It was all the time.:iW3eh;-itjrwas net Inc and him it _.;-;....- .-_.i..`I.-u..1.\.3i=-$ 4 .lUl BUIIIU IJIUIU WIN 3 "nu col: ` The Ladies Aid will meet at the par- sonage on Wednesday, Feb. 7. Mr: {pan \ Mnlnu `r\Ilvv\(un`I1 n .\I:.m "Yi ?. "2'n$3" "'"`1'iZ.1, "F3'm$;xy a ;MissI Ramsey of this place, passed away in Bri-j tish Columbia last week, and the body is being" brought east for interment. 'l"ln.`. ..:..1. :11 :. .......I .....I.... ......I .....n l:...LL...l settled .1mn1ea:ate1y.--move.) A ' Big reductions in_,merchandise at F1sher's, A Money saved is money earned. Thos. Trimble underwent an operation at the `hospital here last week. Mrs. McKechnie of Brampton is visiting her daughter, Mrs, W. N. Hopper. I 1. Qnnanna nf fhitnhnrs. Yukon. selves. ucuns unuugul; cash lur mwrmenc. I The rink is in good order and well lighted and the young folks are enjoying `them- ' V 1 ur h 11'______ 3,, 2,,, , - - 1- I DCIVUBI 3 W. D. Henry is improving since his re- turn from Detroit. ` I 11.. n .` _ _v_._:_ , ,._,,,,,. . - .v * Icuuuuy. g C._Finlay of the Union Bank is laid up .w1th_ qumsy, T _ I Mlannn fl Tonnhmnn and Dam:-sn ll!lI2....... I vvlr I`l1I.-- _ . Poor `Pat petit almdst his last dollar for passage to America. -After a week in` New Yprk looking `for work he was dead broke. ."As he` sat on'a bench` in the Battery he aaw'a diver being pulled up on the dock. AI-Mml" said `PM "`.-T 1' km! lrnnum Iran I %&%&$*&$&a*%&$&*$**&*%w&+E % THORNTR { l\ T4YN!51_` I ._ on my. n7 A . . .1 | - vuuuuaa ruuu. I 3 `Mrs; Simpsonhas been kept to the house for some time with a bad cold. 3 rm... 1 ..A:.... A:.! ...:n ....._. -. 41.. __ l .wwu. quu1ay_ Misses G. Jamieson and Regina Milligan: -are spending a few days in Toronto. | Mnfhn;nf vnnnn nnnnhu nun. nlv nun-L IIIIU Ullllv-I 1!!` wtme agxdih U UQW H IUYUT WIIIX p!!uC(l up 0" U113 U001`. ' Arvah!" and Pat, "If I had known you: cou!d walk oz-or Y would have saved me] money." `THE, mso WHY evening. l.m' In .39.?-. PAT.- n..-it was not .I.t,3i'=_-i er 4-` ~ `run [BARR]!-I EXAMINER 5 ..... .... .. I "A big crowd was at the rink on Friday i night to see the first double header of the . `second series of I.C.L. games. The Meth- 1odist.s and Clearview were the opposing . ! teams in the opening game, in which the `Methodists put another game in the credit 3 column of the score card. Ciearview. play- ; ed some good hockey and worked hard, but seemed unable to score, losing by a score of ) 4-0. The first accident of the season oc- curred. when Tommy Hockens had one or two ribs fractured as the result of a hard body check. . `In-. .1 A In the second fixture the Anglicans took revenge on the Presbyterians and scored almost at will. The White and Red were, `however, very kind and assisted the Whites `in the firing line by a direct` pass to the iforward line, which resulted in a tally and galso the more generous assistance in actual- 'ly scoring a goal. ' And so it- was the boys [in White won their first game by beating the White and Red to the double-quick of 8~1. H. [Carson of Barrie handled the [game very -satisfactorily, a few penalties `being given for minor offences; I Jan. 30.--Mrs. Albert Dwyer and Miss !Patricia left last week to visit friends in `Quebec. D....A 01...... .-.L_ __..... _.. LL, 72.1. It.- WUCUCU 0 Fred Chew,` who was on the sick list. is able to be out again. " Mr. and`Mrs. J. D, Coutts are the guests oi Mr. mid Mrs. A. B. Cdutts, Barrie. Frnnlr aw-V371 has rnhu-nnzl uh-mp n-.p.nAI..... I uvvu rvccna wwu umuuu ul nulllllloll. Skating and snowshoeing seem to be the order of the day. M. ...'.A M... `r....;.... n....:.. .._.l u_- urulw ulla .WCCl\. I D Sam. Weymouth of Toronto spent the week-end with Midhurst friends. Me. n `n:..1.n. ........ ...n `L. W" L V I uuuu: ucxc uvcr ouuuuy. ' Miss L, McLean of Edgar spent a`few days last week the guest of Mrs. Harvey lspence. T 11:5. M.-1...: 1'lT..u.:_ :_ ._:_:.:.L_ p_-__; L CIIUYCII UH` LVlU!lUu)' HILUFIIUUII DD 0 U,Ul\JUl\- Rev. Dr`. Whittaker preached his fate- Vwell sermon on Sunday evening. Dr. Whit- taker takes charge of the parish at Penetang on February 1. n. flnnunn T "`u-unu-nan M A Tnrnn-