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Ihoxa furniture, including ting stoves, etc. Fowl and all .auma cl bash; over that amount will be given to partin joint notes. 6 per out. cash on credit sum. without reserve 1': our ` p turning. the. heating just as you plan the j--._._` J T JV. ` bum Ina:-J or-soft coal, or wpod as installed by us from plans made by Findlay s Service Department mean hor_ne comfort--clean, fresh, humidified airecirculating through- out every :room in the house. remember-that we guarantee the heat as well as the furnace. If you are building a new home, or need a new furnace. in your present home, it will pay you to get` the opinion of our heating ex- on every heating problem. P. J. MORAN. it o1-fwrite direct for fun sizes and shapes oi {No IMPLEMENTS ;u::--> y...- lic Auction at on. 14, lnnisl o u c - u u v cow, milking, dun n cow, milking, dun ilkiug, due April 30; ue May 27; Holstein arch 22; roan heiia. Ween an ` C`.'e.un 1.25 15051551? unlucw, ql-III!` turnlpa; also forh. Hnockyokes, many other PER` 10` . . . . . 25c ur, $1.00 Bottle t;J39v'- 5 my at `. . . . .00 pm as wide, - o u o - u . in 1. A1923. } THE HAIR _ . . n mt] +"\n . received instruction Dy 7% fl. and $5.50` 111114 un.u\. nen and the Th-.BR00K _1mwn ; wxth CCU gr $1.00 THURSDAY. Novwnsn 1. 1923. C?I!i*2LI%!!E hr`:-vwvvuw v vvv-- Tenders will be received by the under ` signed up to, and including Nov. 10, for farm belonging to the estate of the late Geo. Herber, being the north half of lot 16, con. eession 6, Flos, containing 100 acres, .311 under cultivation. House, concrete well {or born, 40 feet x 60 feet, hog pen, and other outbuildings. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. T F. F. Harber, Executor. Box 905. Orillie `?'.f`5P "REV PLAYING PlONEERTRAlLS 42-459 Bells.-T Xylop;1ox1'e;,fi?Vl<`>1V:7tsi,,. Vie olins, Mxmarimbaswrith Reson- ators, and a full lirie of Traps. Regular Prices, 15: and 25: Shows commence 7.30 and 9.00 Matinee Saturday at 2.30 pan. FREE MATINEE for all child- ren under 15 years of age, Saturday morning at 10 o clock. Picture Circus of Buffalo Bill .. A 1).... D8 sist in clean- of dandruff, topping fall- :-1_ssisting_ the Featuring Evelyn Greeley and Carlyle Blackwell. Jl. `A. Morrison. Managu- MRS. WAL!I_.ACE REID WEDNESDAY ITHURSDAY Next Week : Prdgram - MONDAY - TUESDAY Mcqumu s1s'n5Rs Novelty Orchestra The B.B. Shoe S_]{_)_!'__( ERN. BOLTON BOYS. NEED STURDY SCHOOL ASHOES THIS ` WEATHER. - wE HAVE THEM. ` I1- -4. 3-.. An English Grain Boys Boot. with a good heavy sole and solid leather throughout, wide toe, sizes 1 to 5 .. $2.75 pain- A Tan Grain Boot, built to give ' exceptional. wear without a rub- ber, sizes 1 to 5 . . $3.75 pair ed at . . .39 yard _ 65c yard iced. 19c ide. nice Tana Photbdrnud of the Early West DIVORCE All the Other Girl; Will Admire Them My, they're pretty! Where did you get them?" That's what the other girls - at school will ask when they `see your cun- ning `high CHUMS and CHUMS Oxfords. ' " A special price on CHUMSVthis week, black or tan oxfords, in sizes 3 to 6 . . . . . . $5.00 pair Black or tan high shoes, sizes is to 6 ss.oo pair Sizes 11 to 2 . ss.-oo pm -_ - IIVKIO V761;-anon-$1: -vu--u . In Human Wreckage Starring Jane Novak. FRIDAY . SATURDAY BULLDOG DRUMMOND T??? cvjvvuw We sell ASTORIA sos. Without a doubt they are one of the best made shoes in Can- ada to sell at a moderate price. They are made in every. shape and tyle to suit the most par- ticular dresser. A wide comfortable last in tan and black, rubber heel and the finest quality of calf leather I C I O I I C C C U I I O I`I U goop NEZWS, MEN! . 4-no-nlsv\1A (1`l'1 f\EQ "III KIT 9 III at A. TU(iI!~`;mBarrie- 25 G009 '?'NN5R.ET,5LL l4I'\llUJ , .\ulVul..', uuly ., driver. RY---Sov'v and l3_pigo, e pigs, 6 months old; uck hens, "number of EX EOUTOR'S ` SALE Z? &&&-r .--- Smallest Set has 97 pieces, and from that up. i x ' They are all stock patterns. a , . ALSO 18 TEA SETS, ` BESIDI-'5 OTHER GOODS. Everything must-be` sold,` as the money has to be raised; O _ W. A. McCONKEY, Auctioneer. On Sat x.;.N0VL \JIl'Uu UL Hull! and Pony Bill. `Knee-Height Rubber Boots, best quality, $4.75 OUR MOTTO: VALUE AND SERVICE IIIVLI 6} IUIIU HURT. : roan heifer, 2 yu.. ifer, 2 yrs., due April ; heifer, 1 year; run calves. assey-Harris mower. rrow, cutter, disc dri. hutt two-furrow plow. . No. 21; scufer, 8 ultivator, nearly now; and hay rack, wagu ure sleigh with tongue per, nearly new; Glad~ d shafts, set slings, car, separator, nearly now; ., new; Daisy churn, awn mower, set single T hamesa, set short-ti; driving harness, quan- hnvninsn clan. In-In > Your Heavy Rubbers Here and *Saire '{"1'>V.M AND "P'.M. There will be sold by auction ' JOHN JAMIESON a ` One of the pioneers of Dalston district ' -died on Monday, Oct. 29,_in the` person of John Jainieson. His death was not un- gexpected as he had been in failing health [for two years. He was in his 83rd year, : having been born in Toronto on March .10, @1841. Asa youth of 18 heeame to Dal- 3 seen with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David , Jarnieson, and spent the `remainder of his days there farming until he retired fifteen years ago. In 1867 he married Miss Isa- bella Watson who predeceased him "thirteen years. They had no family. Mr. Jamieson 1 was the last of a family of seven sons and 1 one daughter. He` was a brother of the late _Jar_nes~`Jamieson and-Mrs. Jo`hn.~John- ` ston of Barrie. Mr. Jamieson was of a j bright and cheery nature and stood high in the estimation of all who knew him. The funeral took place yesterday -afternoon, ser- vice being held in Craighurst Presbyterian Church where deceased had been an elder for over 25 years. Rev. J. McEwan was A the officiating clergyman and the pall- bearers were: James Gaston. Geo. Fraser, Arch. Debenham, Richard Williams, Thee. Nelson and Wesley Brown. Interment was made at Craighurst. - v Buy advertised things. HUNTERS Do not leave your hunt- ing purchases until the last day. We have a good range of Amrnuni- tion, Oil, Compasses, Hunting Knives, `Axes, Rie Cases, Ram Rods, , Traps, etc. Our prices V. will please you. May we till your order? 36 Buyeld St. `: am-ie .'`Then, for a Dressy Boot for the boy that is good enough for church and an extra good school shoe, [in black and tan, Goodyear welt" soles, and will wear, sizes 1 to 5%, $4.50 pair` it w ___ - Ladies, look at the values in out west window. 12 Special Prices. Shoes for the growing girl, school girl and the retty miss who wants to 100 her best. Nearly every size in each `line, from $3.25 to $5.25 pair --1| lowing} re, 12 yrs.. Hackney; ckney; driving horas. .l.-:um- WALTER URRY Other lines of Men : Fine Shoes from . . . . $4.00 to $7.50 pair OBITUARY s'r()1>_f% I_,oo_1g ; CUNN|NGHAM-ELLl0TT In St. Jude's Church, Thornton, took place a pretty Autumn wedding, on Wed- nesday, Oct. 17, when Marguerite, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs." Geo..._Elliott, was unit- ed in `marriage to Mr. Alvin Cunningham. son of Mr. and Mrs. George Cunningham.` Rev. Rural Dean Dew performed the cere- mony. The church was beautifully decorat- ed with Autumn leaves and owers, and a large bell hung in the chancel, under which the ceremony took place. The bride enter- ed the church on the arm of her father to I `the strains of Mende1ssohn's wedding march ;played by Mrs. Harry Brown of Ivy. who falso played softly during the ceremony. _The bride wore a cocoa Canton crepe gown 'with brown Panne velvet hat and carried M a bouquet of roses and carnations. Mrs. S. ';Cordell` of Stratford; sister of the bride, lwas matron of honor-and wore a navy blue `suit and hat -to match. The bridesmaids ;were, Miss Almeda Elliott of Ivy and Miss ,Olive 'Walker of Teeswater. Miss `Elliott `, wore rose satin crepe and Miss Walker light brown georgette with radium lace. The ' groom was supported by his brother; `Mr. -Hubert Cunning-ham of Toronto. During ,the signing of the register Mrs. S. R. El- 4:- .4` Tu`! Mann 0 Perfect Love." The signing of the register mm. c. n.. 1.2:.- iliott of Ivy sang O Perfect e uehers were. Mr. Keith `Elliott and Mr. 1Wilfred Cunningham. After the ceremony Ta reception was he`.d at the home of the bride`s parents. Later the happy couple _left for Toronto, Hamilton and `Stratford, p ` the bride wearing a navy blue tricotine suit, red velvet hat and fur choker, the gift of the groom. _ The groom s favors were: to the matron of honor and bridesmaids, pearl brooches; to the organist and soloist, sterling silver bar pins and to the ushers gold cuff links.- On their return MT.` and Mrs. Cunningham . `will reside on their farm at Thornton. 'l I'l'\U|-VJ Iuuuwuu Anniversary services will b; held on Sunday next, Nov. 4, at 11 Mn. `and 7 pan. The Rector will preach at both aer- vicea. Special anthems by the choir. St. Peter`: at 3 pm.` 1 Q. . >3`: bhr I In I an an y .......--- - This is the `jubilee year in connec- tion with the Barrie Bgptist cause, and on Sunday next anmversary ser- viceq` will be held. Rev. Professor A. -r . u..n..a..mu-m ~`Ii!r.Chance1lor of Me- |viceq` held. Rev. rrotessor A- ; .` McCrlmr_non,"Ex-Chancellor of Master Umvers1ty. being the special sneaker for the day. Last unday the pastor, Rev. W. T. Bunt, com- menced on his fifth year as minister in charge of the"local congregation. Mr. Bunt came to Barrie from Parry Sound, where he was for five years in cha e of a Baptist church. . -Pro essor McC1-immon is one of the outstanding platform speakers in the Baptist. church. - He will preach -Atnnnzn RBI` Evening Baptist. cnurcn. nu mu ylcuu morning and evemng on Sunday. BAPTIST ANNIVERSARY -t- `:--1_:1..- ....m. an nnvn ' ST. nuns, Imusi-`u. .._- _:n I... 1 HEN plan the sizes and snapes on the rooms. ' Merely setting up a furnace inthe cellar and guessing that it will heat all right, is not going to insure home comfort and economical heating. You .pay an architect to design the house. But- -it costs nothing to have the" expert heating engineers of Findlay Bros. Co. Limited, of Carleton Place, Ont., go over the plans. for your home and tell you exactly what You architect to uemgu uu: m....,... ....- Find ay over the 2 kind of a. furnace will heat your home - why th is the best for your style of house--where the S how it should be installed and connected. This service is free and you can see us about 1 booklets and service sheets. t. $13.50.