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m6VV;li a::.e `$533575 has gene to Buffalo where he has secured a position for the winter months. TIYIII Il ..YI..-. L . _ _ . . . _ _-J 1.- Li. L___`. :_ 5|-Illls IIIDU vumumo El! E1- Miss K; E. McKay came up from Tor~ onto last week to spend a few days at her home here. A L._1_LL ____ .___. I11- _-__A. A; I__L _,_--I_ unlcu bu _lI.LIUu.l!:l' utuucu. Miss Eva .Whan is assisting Mrs. Fred Ness at Stroud telephone central. Mina Annin Rafa: nf 'I`n.-nnn cnnnl 4-I...` 'mY?;"'1=l`l ;f::'I{:zu;.has reurned to his home in Yellow Grass, Sask. `v:nQAr (`J-nu-nl. nnrl I-..-S.-L. Lnuvn -..a..-.....l Il VIII I/IICII LIUIIVJ IIJUUII . - Verner Hncklmg 1s gxvmg up famung and going into business at Edgar. M:an Mnvuiy nnrnn `In `rt-urn Tau- IUIIUVV 31%, \JIIDI\n `Victor Church and bride have returned from their honeymoor}. vat-non `l'1inbl-`n :n tv|Iv;v\n `In l.....n..... .-...A TIIII um. LEFROY V160 u.-'.` muuus EXAMINER Iu uzuvc ux marcu. _ ` ' Grade Holstein cow, rising 5 yrs., with calf atfoot. . V ' n......I._'rr-I_1,:,, , A .. ... --1 lsomarnmc Iinaw % I93 QWNSY Mr. Joseph Haley of 199 West Milk St., Brantford, 0nt., says: My wife has suffered with quinsy for years, but Vicks VapoRub must have prevented it for she got through the winter without a single attack. We sent part of a jar to a neighbor, whose boy was very sick with a cold or grip. He also got relief. vVicks surely should be in` every home.`- Thav nqn +n +rm+ nnla av`-nunia}vV out _y auuulu Us: In every nome.-" with tallow, goose grease and cam-' nhor. Recently, internal. dosing has been thehabit and peoplenaturally doubt the value of a salve. - ' ' 1:... 44.: ..... .. n_.....:. .s_..__..g4`T 'I:}1xey used to txjeat colds externally . uuuuu one value U1 2:. salve. For this reason, Canada druggists -introduced Vicks VapoRub; the` va- z)orizing.salve.- for all cold troubles, last winter by- giving away dozens of jars ,to responsible families and every jar sold-T was on 30-daAy`trial. The almva rnnnrf `la ':nc+ nun an? n E Ontario Man Tells About That | T New Vaporizing Salve. cvc1_y Jar auxu-I was uu ou-uay `C1181. The above` report is just one of a great many received from` enthus- iastic Canadian families. With such V endorsement and a positive` money- back guarantee, every household ought to give Vicks a thorough trial as the home remedy for croup. colds, sore throat, bronchitis. catarrh, neu- ralgia, cuts, burns,bruises and sores. Aft all (Trifle! ufn-was :n.. In {an 1.3.... ACLIUIIH Ll`. Donald Ross acted for the plaintiff and A. Cowan for the defendent. Judge Wismer presided. The case of J. H. McQuarry against D. A. Cameron, managerof the Bank of Com- merce at Toronto, for $140.00 alleged due _as rent for the storing of his yacht, was adjourned until the April sitting. ' Several gai-nishee cases were disposed of. The cases of Collingwood vs. Knight for $29.74, and McCaw vs. McDonald for $106.- 90 were adjourned. The casegof Ferguson and Owens vvs. McFadden for $10.00 was settled out of court. 7]'`L,, ,._,.......I '_,, _ pnn ~- ncvucu UUL U1 CUUIT. The appeal case of Bell vs. Livingston was adjourned until the next sitting. Judgment was reserved in the case of Gordon vs. Graham heard in the Division Court, Wednesday. The case occupied the greater part of the day. John Gordon, a farmer residing on Bay- eld street, sued Robert Graham and Thomas Graham who resides three miles north of Barrie, for $77.00 alleged due for pasture rent. A counter claim was entered for 00 `Ar (train and ALL-.. ..._L:-I- -,lrl| paavulc Jun. :1 counter claim entered] or $50.00 for grain and other articles sold the plaintiff, and for $50.00 damage alleged caused to two heifers, belonging to the de- fendants. ` ' 'I'\..__I.! I'!_, . 1 p .- - - --~ -V IUVII. ` 2 gradevHolstein cows, 5 and 6 yrs. .:>1d, due by date of sale. l`_y-on-In I.TnI..l--2... .......- E _._- JJ 1' nun Ul uzune umy nuea tne CD811` TheTWomen s Institute will meet at the home of Mrs. Rix on Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 13, at 2.30. Mrs. Todd, Dominion Pres. Federated Women`s Institutes, is ex- pected to be present and give an address. There will also be music. [Everyone wel- come. - I Auxa. -VV llll-LHKBF. Congratulations to-`Mr. and Mrs. `Jos. Mason (nee Nellie Stribbel) on the arrival of a son onvsaturday, February 3. Mrs- Janna Tar Ruck `Huh... .....I `D..- . umu went; up zuruuw last week. Rob. Coulson returned home to Barrie after visiting friends here. Feb. 7.-Your Correspondent` is glad `to report that most of the sick ones of the community are on the road to recovery. `Ha:-sum pnnfan ;n :03" uni-Ir I Anf`-n in: Q Q a|\.Il-I Feb. 6.--Miss Kate Sinclair has returned home from Toronto. A number are sick in this community with the cold and flu. Miss Helen spent the week-end atl her home here. I 117.9. D..4.... -1` xv_,`,, V I! ~ VVCCl\I The hdckey match last Friday night be- tween Gu`hrie and Hawkestone resulted '4 to 3 in favor of Hawkestone. I rs. (Dr.) E. West went to Flesherton on Friday to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Whittaker. V rI..___-;_.I_.2, . .. . _- - pncuululllnn George Bonney suffered a slight szroke last week but Iatest reports areof a steady improvement and that he will soon be around again. , Mm Alknu-5 n.......... ...1.,. L..- L ...... ... uauvcluu Ill uuurge. ' Services in the Union Church. and Ang- lican Church were both withdrawn lut Sunday; that in the Union Church owing to the illness of the pastor, Rev. G. H. Knigh- ton, Sunday School being held as usual; in the Anglican owing to illness in the parish and condition of roads. Fl... ....... .._.I NH- .I 9v 0 uuu vuuxuuuu U1 IUHUS. The supper and concert in the Union church last week was quite a success. On account of so much sickness the attendance was not as large as anticipated but the concert left nothing to be desired. The elocutionist. Miss Barrett, delighted the au- dience with her selections as did those giv- ing the musical part of the entertainment. Among those assisting were Miss McLean of Edgar, Miss Dobson. Mr. Slessor and Mr. Dutcher of Barrie, Mrs. Caldwell "and the Rev. G. H. Knighton, while D. W. Len- nox of Barrie ably filled the chair V A Wnmnn a Tnooloubn ...2Il .....-A -A AI - _._>--2--- ----a at I The following: Pure bred Holstein cow, 5 yrs. old, with heifer calf at foot. This cow has a record] under test of 19 lbs. and 4 oz. of butter in 7 days.. Dnm &.....A `I'.I..I.4..:... ....... :1 -...- -u __uL I ucn uuulc ucre. Wm. Paton of New Lowell is visiting his cousin. Ernest Love. nnnrnn Q2....l..:_ L...) .I_- W 2 1- Au: uuu.-mu. nnlesn LJOVC. George Sinclair had the misfortune to get a` finger cut while sawing wood last week. U: a nun Uu'D2lluI`0y, l`8Dl'U8l'y 3. Mrs. Jonas Tar Bush. Walter and Ber- nard went to Toronto last week. Pnln nnlulnnn -nA....-A-1 L---- *- 7" uuuuuuuuy are uu NIB ruuu bu recovery. Horace Partridge is still very ill &with pneumonia. (`_.m...... `D . . _ . . . . ..::......I .. -1:-_L. ._-1_, an uuuu agxuu. Mrs. Albert Bonney, who has been very ill, is able to be up again. .91-hnnl um: plan! In. .. 6-... 4...... Inn` In, 15 nun: uu uc up again. vSch9ol was closed for a few days last week (wing to the illness of the teacher, but it reopened this week again with Mr. Cantelon in charge. Q91-uh-on in Hus I T.-`Lu. !`L......L .....l A-- Examiner adv/A't.s. are a ne business tonir CW9 Feb. 6.--Wm. Secor has moved to Mil- rm. D1v1s16N COURT CROWN mu. cu I uuynu. ' Pure -bred Holstein cow, 7 yrs. old, with leifer calf at foot. This" cow has a record under test of 18 lbs. and 7 oz. of butter in 7 days. Dillon ]n.....l !.l ..l..L..:_ ....--- `o _.__ ,1: , -.1 ..G9T*i.R1.E A1_vc;1_Js % VWah Soo, pl,-op;i<;J:>f the 0.. K. Cafe. was ned $10.00 and costs amounting to 815.50 by Magistrate Jes in police court -Wednesday when he was charged with sell- ing cigarette; to a minor. I I .1 n n ' . a_ --D..-..--v_~ -v - -......v-o The charge resulted over the ndingof ' two girl pupils of the Victoria public school with cigarettes. Wah Soo denied that he had anything_._to do with the transaction, but said that his waiters attended to cus- tomers. .One of the girls, who is ,only:l5 years old, testied that on the night of January 23, they had lunched at the O. K.` Cafe and that Wah Soo had taken no! money for the meal, and that she and her} chum requested a package of cigarettes and! that Wah .Soo had given them a package` without taking any money. i I"L.. _:..I ._I_- ;__LM:, 1 .1 . 1 1 1 1 | .NOTICE is hereby given Vpursuant`f0 the Trustee Acte that all person: `having `claims against the._Estate of Caroline M- |Bell, late of the Tov`vnship of Oro ll) the 'County..of Simcoe, widow, decease(l, W115 died'on or. about the` 29th day of January. ll923, are requested to.send particulars Of ' their claims to the` undersigned on or before I the 28th day of February, 1923. after which date the `executor will distribute the 8839 _of the estate among: those entitled thereto. I ihaving regard only to `the claims of wh1C_b~ he shall then have notice, and that he W" not be responsible to any person for the assets of. said estate whose claims shall not then havebeen received. ucuucu wuubuer ne Will take any action. Magistrate Jetfs also gave the` girls sonle fatherly" advice, telling them what trou- ble their actions were likely to lead thm tn- ` ' THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, .N0'l'lCE T0. CREDITORS Cowanfa.ct;ed for Wah Soo. DATED `February E-11233.` Ml UIILVC IU tlpfll Pure bred Holgteincow, 6 yrs. old, duel to calve in March. [1_..J.. `LT..l..A.-:_ _.(, --' ' I AL*:3 `l2\....-..L....`.. Qnllnin uucan. uuvvnu, Executor's Solicitor, T Barrie, Ontario- - . ____ | Or uuu an Lpub. _ I Grade Holstein cow, 6 yrs. old, with calf I It foot. ~ I n ___-_L 1-1--1 . - - - - .v_ v......_. -_ _ , _ ..__,.-. -_,.. . DAIRY COWS Gr. Holstein cow, 5 yrs., due Feb. 20. Gr. Holstein, 8 yrs., due Feb. 25. Red cow, 7 yrs. old, due Feb. 20. Red cow, 6 yrs. old, due Feb. 24. White cow, 6 yrs. old, due April 4. Roan cow, 4 yrs. old, due Mar. 15. Grey cow,/9 yrs. old, due April 14. Red cow, 7 yrs. old, due May 22-. Holstein heifer, 2 yrs., due Feb. 20. Holstein heifer, 2 yrs., due Mar. 10. I l\I|\hIl-our Silver Nellie (38214), 6 yrs._old. Silver Peg (38215), 6 yrs. old. A -Matched pair. `II--- .......,. 1n -...... .......... G1.un..1.._ Extensive Credit Sale! THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22] "'1>'uLed Holstein cow, '8 yrs old,. with ' `heifer calf at foot. This cow has a record J` at 18 lbs. and 9 oz. of butter in 7 days. Pure bred Holstein cow, 5 yrs. old, due to calve in April. pupa in-ml I.!,.l.o..:.. ..-... A ....Q -14 .I... . _ the followmg: REGISTERED HEREFORDS - Tricia Fairfax (33772), '3 yrs. old, Yorkshir` due Mar. 23rd. ` . J `Yorkshirn Miss Beau Donald (37849),_ 3 yrs. Yorkshirl M old, heifer` calf at foot. 9 . Daisy Fairfax, (39108), 3 yrs. old, peering due Feb. 27th. Massey-IE Miss Bell Fairfax (36817), 3 yrs. Massey_} old, heifer calf at foot. Mccormi Cowslip Brae (38657), 3 yrs. old, peering due Feb. 23rd. . set 16-11 Queen Fairfax (35999), 3 yrs. old, set scale A. 13.1. 09.! AQUATIC CLUB S COSTUMED DANCE .. sT; VALENTINI-PS NIGHT, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, AT THE MAMMOTH RINK A PRIZES FOR COSTUMES .6001) MUSIC LOTS 01-` FUN . CANOE RACE Ton HAMBURGER STAKES . ADMISSION, soc To An Bay mare. Bay V mare, -'*MLI9 vvnnvu runs a Bay mare, 8 yrs. old, sire: Upperton Prince. Bay mate, 8 yrs. old, sire: Upperton Prince. Gelding, 3 yrs. old, sire: Silver Birch. ` W ' H1-:'Ns A number of Leghorn hens. `HUGH J.`urlL&.SIl\ \UUvvv,, U Jana ways, due Feb.23rd. Donna Fairfax (46896), 10 mos. old. Petunia Fairfax (46892), 1 yr. old. Blossom Fairfax (46894), 1 yr. old. Beau Fairfax (46895), 1 yr. old; ' BULLS The undersigned has received instructions from Columbus Donawldv -(1;;465), 3 yrs.o1d.' Bud Fairfax (46893), 1 yr. old. . Victor Chance (46891), 10 mos. old. of Pure Bred Holstein Cattle,| Dairy Supplies and Household Furniture I or HIGH-CLASS REGISTEREDEHEREFORD CATTLE, coon CLYDESDALE HORSES, CHOICE DAIRY cows AND FARM The quickest and mosl: ilabor-saving meth- ` -`ad of cleaning blinds is to scrub them with. nely-powdered bath -brick. -The blinds Ihould be--taken" dawn and laid on (hard at surface, and scnibbed rigorously with a. clean dry nhilbrugh. L3: 3; [wCJc>.r;.Twi`i;WIv`1';r`;i;i"|l MONDAY, FEB 12 "I'VE... 1'..lI...._`_... D. J. KNAPP, AT LOT 1, con. 3, vrsmm ONE MILE FROM HENDRIE STATION to sc:11'Tb-y'1;u'2;'1ic"Xu;tion The undersigned has received instructions, from CREDIT SALE 5- .FWC'-TT Qvovvv 10 yrs.,' sire: 10 yrs., sire: `IK..J- l* lOR'SES' lt\I\t\d A\ avauvvanvu yuan o ,' Silvendor. , Silvendor. --Matched pair. IA .....o.. TY...-...l-;.n to sell by public auction on any UL emu. This is one of. the best herds of Holstein. cows 21 person could wish to see-all good- big young cows, in good condition, and just freshened, or about to be. Anyone "wanting good cows will_do well to attend this _s_ale. U I'\_.-...... _.....- --L L- I ' ' at i IMPLEMENTS--.F-rost & Wood binder, new; Massey-Harris mower; wagon; Massey- Harris manure; spreader; Massey-Harris seed drill, nearly new; Massey Harris pul- per; buggy; Frost & Wood cultivator, stiff tooth; .set sloop sleighs; Frost & Wood cultivator, spring tooth; Daisy churn, new; Frost & Woodscuffler; cutter; set iron har- rows, 16-bull; Cockshutt walking plow, No. 21; Cockshutt two-furrow plow; Chatham `fanning-mill; 6-H.P. gasoline engine; hay .rack; Fleury grinder; wheelbarrow, new; |One-Minute washing machine; De Laval lcream separator; Gray-Dort car, good as .new, " ` ' 6"` `"'"'l W ```'````Y J"""'D a'-'*""-- Terms of ' Sale---Hay, `seed grain, fowl and all `sums of $10.00 and under, cash; over that Vamount.l1 months` credit will be given to parties furnishing Ipprbved 1 joint notes. 6 per cent. per annum_off _fo_r.v cash`. All will be'sold without reserve; - ..l.-an "i'1}xRNEss-set heavy" breeching har- ness; set short-tug harness; set light` double lgriving harness; 2 sets single driving har- M I _ . . . V . tons good inixed clover `and timothy hay; 5 tons clover hay; 100. bus. [good oats; 100 hens; young gobbler. "I'I-____ -2 5-1- 7`l __ -___.l _,,,,! 3 I DUDE: ("LIL Will LIU HUII` WIIIIIVJIIU IicI'VU Sale at 1 p.m. W. A.JMcConkey,.Auc- tioneer. 'u:5wcu:u, a lull CISIVUB. PIGS--Pure-bred Yorkshire sow, due Feb. 16; pure-bred` Yorkshire sow, due March I 16; pure-bred Yorkshire sow, due. April 16 ; 3 young pure--bred sows, due May 1, regis- tered; pure-bred hog; 7 pigs, 4 mos old; '6 pigs, 3 mos. old; 9 pigs, 2 mos. old. 0 Tllnt `n'|tr\\1'rI'\n 1.1, I . uay HIIVIIIS unite, 14 yrs. _ CATTLE--Red cow, due March 1; red cow, fresh; red and white cow, fresh; red cow, due Feb. 16; red cow, due March 16; red heifer, due in April; red heifer, due in March; red heifer, supposed to be in calf; 2' red steers, 2 yrs. old; red steer, 3 yrs. old; thorough-bred Shorthorn Durhambull, registered; 3 fall calves. I `DTIIQ Du-.. L....A \!....I-..L:_- -__. J..- 1.14. Clean ="l`he bran is rubbed` `into the fur `nhd "a'l!owed 1.. ..........:.. : ....... __n 1.-.... ax.-I-- -.-L open A IIIIIIIII` .--, `I10 IIIBUI Iii l4 0 Sale at l.p.m. WQA; Mccoiakey, Auo-T` tioneer. T ruuu ID Iuuuuu mw uuu nu" um HIIUWUU `to remain for several hours. Shake out 44.. km... .l.....`..I. 4.1.... I..- .._.I -L--- :4 :.. 41.- i uu ruzuulu 101' SBVOIEI 1101113. 511880 01115 ` the bran, brush the fur and "hang it.in the 1 onen air. ` ' "'"a'.;;oi1o;1:;f " HORSES---Matched team chestnut mares, 8 yrs., in foal, 1400 lbs; bay horse, rising 3 yrs., Gen. Pur.; bay'mare', .1-ising 3, heavy ldraft; bay mare, rising 4, gen. purpose; bay driving mare, 12 yrs. nnuv Ann "nunk `I. -.4! Steel range. Cupbbard. Radiant Home coal heater. . Diningextension table, new. iKitchen extension table. Sideboard Pantry table, Large chiffonier. `Small chiffonier. Book rack. {Large reversible carpet. Couch. `Also many other articles. `MEALS PROVIDED for those com- ing from a- distance. All will be sold without reserve, as the proprietor has sold his farm. TERMS OF SALE--All sums. of $10 and under, cash; over that amount 10 months credit will be given to parties furnishing approved joint notes. 6% per annum off for cash on creditesums. `Sale to commence at 1 p.m. sharp. P. A. coucn-u.m and i w. A. McCONKEY, Var new. Plow harness. Short-tug breaching harness. Short-tug harness. . A quantity of hay, straw and oats. - HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. _ Steel rang-e- Cubard. Deering binder. ` . Single plow. Massey-Harris mower, nearly new. Massey-Harris rake, nearly new. McCormick tedderpnearly new. drill, nearly new. 16-ft. harrows, nearly new. scales, 2000 lbs. Democrat. 2 good wagons. _ Gray Dort car. Buggy; Stock Track, new. Set of sleighs. Also cow chains, forks, neckyokes, whifetrees. HARNESS Long-tug, brass-mounted harness, I | . - . . The undersigned has recewed mstructlons from Yorkshire` Sow, du 7Mar. 12th. `Yorkshire sow, due Mar. 29th. Yorkshire sow`, due.May 3rd. Z at-A--n- OF FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS nun ll unuc UL 3:116. Grade Holstein cow, 6 yrs. old, duievl March 5. ` ` ,,,L_ . . I 1L{"i, E33. 3TEsa FRIDAY, FEB. 16' to sell by Public Auction at THE HOUSEWIFE SAYS He!?fi>.AYIS .cREDIT..aI.-E; II A-Inna: 1' -IMPILEMENTVS PIGS `gun: I Auctioneers. 5uuc vu nu. Ltuuuuu 5 1U1' one uxue vemg. George Lockhart, who purchased property from S. Pratt some time ago, has sold again to,S. McKeever, who will take possession in the near future. _ I 'l\._ ___,.,,,a ,t `I .1 . na- -4 Feb. 6.---A carload of coal arrived at Thornton last week. Ivy people got 9. small portion of it. 7 . MID nvu-l nu ing "-T\n-nlJ 5...`... AL- Juuuu. u. ' The above cows are milking and averag- ing better than 20 quarts of milk, each a day. Pedigrees will -be furnished for cows day of sal . ' "W13: 3: Ann AC LL- L....A. L___I_ -1 'n',I,.,- cu uucu uuulca v_vu-u but nu. Mr. Brown of Barrie has moved to his property here recently purchased from Mr.` McGurra. Mrs. McGurra and family have] gone to Mr. Botha.m s for the time being. l (`wenron Innlrhnrf -nrhn V111!-n"|onnI` vu-nuns-hr IV any uzulcu Uu lnuuua new last WEEK. - Although the day was very cold, 22. large crowd attended J. Gollinger s sale last Tuesday. His stock brought good prices. Jlfl n'\rl'1\n Ho A {kn -'1-in : o`Arh 1 -1.4: NA IJICHL IUD ['1-IUIIIU I'CUUIlDlya There `was no service in either of the churches last Sunday as in nearly every house there is sickness. , M l'l!`L';. `D--- In I *n__- :_ _u-__1:__ _ _..-_`_. gneuuu nere last weex. Mrs. James Speers is very~ilI at t1me' of writing. T Hale- George Shannon and family, who havebeen quite ill recently. are improving. Many others in this vicinity are confined to their homes with the flu. III - `D.....`.... ..t n__..:_ 1.-- _,,.,,,,u . :- IIIC uca: lubulco On account of the sever weather, traffic and business are light. puu/Luu Ul. 10. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. MeDenald from thel West called on friends here last week. T I All-luu...L LL. -1-... --.--- ------ --I-I - `---- xueauny. ms swcx Druugnc goon prlees. Jos. Clayton had the "misfortune 110 break his thumb recently. ` Thorn `Inna nn cnh17:nn :n n:6`u-no l\: OLA vv nuacc uxuwu, xur suulc pnne. Mr. ,and Mrs. A. Nash are on .the snck hst. l'\______ (`L U .' .. .'. . IILIUIU I5 5lUl\H- The Rev. T. J. Dew is attending a meet- ing in Toronto this week. . W .1 nTnnn II` ]3`I......_A.... ..-II.uI 1... Driving mare, set heavy sleigha, set delivery sleighs, hay rack, root pulper, set single harnes, cream separator, new, quan- tity dairy supplies, quantity. good hay, quantity oats, quantity straw, galvanized tank, 100 loads manure; also other articles, " household furniture, consisting of, chairs, tables, stoves, etc. ` Tainan A` glnln__.Al' nu-._ .E `III An _,.J m5 ug suruuw um: ween. W. `J. McLean of Elmgrove callqgi on friends here last week ' ` `It... 7....-- 5---..- : _ _ _ _ __ :n .L ALL`. -2 matct, Lula. U. Duzzw, LICFE recently. Miss Gertie Ferguson of Toronto has re- turned. home after visiting her sister, Mrs. Wallace Brown, for some time. Mr M": M... A 1\r....1.. ...... .. 4.1.. _:_1- Feb. 6.--Ben'VTVe bb of Stroud visited his sister, Mrs. C. Shaw, here recently. Minn Gnrtin Fnrxmann nf Tnrnnfn Lag m, . ucn pnllcuoa Lu muyuer. The Methodist W.M.S. meefs this after- noon at the'home of Mrs; R. Forbes. M:m M'..-........a. An-.. -1: m ..... L. W: IJUIIIC IIUIUC A bright young life went out last week when Lulu Adella, eldest daughter of Mrs. Partridge and the late Thos. Partridge, died at her home here on Tuesday, Jan. 30, aged twenty-seven years. Miss Part- ridge had been in frail health for over four years owing to a severe attack of rheuma- tism which weakened her heart and caused other complications. But with the coming of spring her recovery was looked for and her sudden death cameas a shock to many friends. Lulu was a beautiful girl, a treasure in her home, and possessed the qualities that go to make a lovely woman. Illness came when life was very sweet to her, but her cheerfulness and smiling face when reverses came were a silent inspira- tion to those who came in contact with her, and those who came to cheer her went away cheered themselves. Made perfect through suffering. The funeral tookvplace at Dalston on Thursday afternoon and was largely attended. V. Hickling, V. Church, W, Currie; I. Partridge, C. Rob- son and H. Bertram were the bearers. Be- sides floral offerings from friends -in Toron- to, Barrie and this locality, there was a wreath from the Mission Circle, of which deceased was a member. Rev. G. H. Knight-on conducted the service and spoke with deep feeling of the deceased. The Edgar Quartette sang a favorite hymn, O'er Jordan s Waves I Do Not Fear." She is survived by her mother, one broth- er and one sister, to whom the sincere sym- pathy of the community is extended. Feb. 6.--Mrs. A. Grose of Barrie is-with her daughter, Mrs. H. Stewart. A loan. v\II'I\n'-\nII I\` AL.-. In-..6In_.... ..._.l nu uxc uau. no uuuluuxu up rrxuuy mgub. Nurse Donnelly is in attendance on Willie Reive, Churchill, who is critically ill with pleurisy and pneumonia. Mrs: lllnnlrnnnv-n/Qu I|nnn1vnn:non tvnnumn an uwaun UL puuuuxuum. On Saturday over thirty relatives and a few neighbors gathered at the home of Mrs. John Beatty to celebrate her eightieth birth- day and present her -with a china tea set. Among those from a distance were Mrs. A. McCullough and son of Cookstown, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Beatty of Toronto, R. Beat- tylof Gormley. MI Ann an nnnnnnanu `-1 OR. QL.._I1.... U `Ill \.l\JIILIIcJo Mr. Hogg is successor in the Sterling Bank to Mr. English, who has been trans- ferred to another branch._ u :.... D-.- urn.-- : _ _ , , _ _ 4:, at r` I Iallunz, auuvw, ow. Terms of Sale-All sums of $10.00 and under, cznh; over that amount 8 moiiths credit will be given to parties furnishing! approved joint notes. 7% per annum off for cash on credit sums. All will be sold `without reserve as the proprietor is leaving the district. a_I- -1. 1 _ _ 117 i A . 1r_n_-_u_`.,, . uuuu an out: uulue U1 Mrs. 11.. 1`0I'D8S. Miss Margaret Allan of Toronto spent the past two weeks--at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Allan. i:&*&$*%$&&*%*&$*%$*$*%*%&: I NEWSFROM TOWNS!-IIPS : :a-#;,i>`.1,}111::::1-____-_._____._. us: uauguucu, Luna. 1].. oncwau. I A large number of the brethren and. their wives attended the L.O.L. banquet in the hall at Churchill on Friday night. Nu-ran J\'nnnAllu So in nH-nmvlm-um nu Ill vvuu. pxcuuay lulu pucmuuula. Mrs. J. Blackmoreds recovering from an attack of pneumonia. n gnhn-rlvnv Aunr 41`:-hr -nlnd-3.-.4-. .-....l .. wccn-uuu wuu ucr 515181`, Mrs. Wilson. John Marshall of Allandale was down for the L.0.L. banquet and also visited with his -brother, Stepheq, who.is still con- fined to the house. _ ` I `III... `lA ._.._:--_ _.____L `L, I 1 All-IUIL IIU uuc l.lUUBUo Miss Morrison spent the week-end with her `parents in Stayner. , Tho Mnkniat 117 M Q -nun. 51.1.. --h---- Feb. 6.---No. 15 school gs `closet ! last Thursday owing to the funeral of Miss Lulu Partridge. nn;fn n II-IIII\V`\AD QQACIIII` `nan-n nun n|Inn IJUJU I ll. |olIu5Uu Qmte a number around here are suffer- ing from la grippe. Wulinnn `nnnuvlanll Lac n/nun On n..tC..l.. ucao nu uuuuu wwpuulle ceuonu. MISS Anme Bates of Toronto spent the week-end with her sister, Mrs. Wilson. ]n1\n Marshall at Allnnplnln ....... .l....... :ii%&*%w&$%&*$*w$**$w%&&;i