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WUIR III LUIVUHUUI Harvey Campbell of Toronto visxted his mother, Mrs. M. Campbell; over Sunday. Another visitor at the Campbell home dur- ing the past few days was Mrs. Wm. Camp- bell of Fort William. 117 A q......._.. '._.n 1-..1__ n_-___ L- , ,, VUVULIlUUl 100 Rev. W. -E. Wilson of King Street Church, Toronto, will give a lecture, Tues- day evening next, in Burton Avenue Moth-! odiat Church on the subject of city mission work in Toronto. ` I Y_I'....-...-. I`-._-_1__II _l lII_____.A, _,! ,1, I II The death occurred at the Royal Victoria Hospital, on November 17,\of the infant: son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ayqrsc, of 111-] nisfil. Bu-rial was made at Thornton one Nogrember 18. `I7 17` I'I7_`.I_-__ -1` TIL. ._ (VA... _ _ ; URI; UIUUHHJ UVUUIUE II; @1511! U Ul|l'Jl\o I George Cowie of_the Algoma Central Rail-f way, Sault Ste. Marie, was visiting his par-: ents. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cowie, over Su_nday.,' :1 and `Min fun Drnvnnr and Mr '.I llll'|'ll15U, DUO `IAMV. YV U1. ITLIPISIU UIHUIKII/115. `Most of the Allandale hunters have- re- `turned from the North country, reporting: a very good season. As a result, vension,` is fairly plentiful in various sections of the? town. . T E VIVL- .l....A.L . . _ . . _ .._..I -4. LL- 11--.-` "1-L__:_' CLIVE: July GNU 1115: \1UUo UUWIU, UVUI IJI-l_lluJ9` Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rimmer and _Mr.'-I and Mrs. G. Hcnnessy of Toronto spent` {I119 .we_ek-end with Mr. and Mrs. S. Gar- sx e. A _.-.u:__ -2 1;--I 1_L_._-_L ---_._.._.1. -_. BlUCn I l A wedding of local interest occurred on: November 14, when William Frechette and; Miss Dorothy Armstrong were united in: marriage, the Rev. Wm. Hipkin officiating!` `uncf A` fkn Annnnln knnfnv-c `noun IA- week 01' 50. _ I A-lex. McKinnon and family have moved` into a house on Burton Ave., owned by the! Misses Culross. ` T n'_z._;_....._. I. n- ..:......,. 117.. 1.-.... L..- IEO) LVICIVUIB uuriug 19. pan; us may vvuun. Captain Melville of, Toronto spent the week-end with his son, Rev. Roy Melville.` Mr. and Mrs. T. Gordon are visiting: relatives in Lindsay for a. couple of weeks. 11 1'! f\ I `II , J 11,, 1-- AL--- suunvuu nu .-.-auuu-J o-.- -r ..- -.---._. Mrs. E. Overhill and'1\i;s. -385. Chees-g man are visitjng relatives in Buffalo for a week or so. 'AI--. II-YI1 _ _ . . . ....l lnov\:`II Ln- -nanny! , menus In roronw. ` W. J. McKinley was in Hamilton fora few days this week.` -A ........o A? H... Pnishvtm-inn Anniversarv xew uays mus ween. , `A report of the Presbyterian Anniversary! will be found on page 17. in... V:.d- nnnxnn Ln. mmnnnui g nnnitinn! Wm '08 Iounu. on page u. Miss Violet Bowen has accepted a position in'D. J. McDougal1's`store. I `nun-nnnn n` In l!`D"1IVnl` Rh!-`Ill . th .weex-ena Wltn ms xamuy new. _ Mrs. H. Youngjs home after spending ten weeks in London and Toronto. u... 111 I n.......... I... .m.-.. on nnnnd` I IBW uays wlm rmuwvca Ill Druuuunu. Miss Winnifred McLennan of Toronto is visiting the Misses McLennan, Essa St. M. n...:A..-... 4.: Tnrnntn vinmd Raw- Vllng H16 M18888 mcucuuuu, sauna Uu. Mr. Davidson of Toronto visited Rev. Roy Melville during a part of last week. unfuln Mnlirllln A` Tnrnntn Annnf. nutty JUUII5 apt friends in Toronto. 1'17 1 IlnY:v-an 1 ten weexs In uonaon axlu Lownw. ' Mrs. W. J. Craven has gone to spend a few days with relatives in Bx-antford. man n7:....:.-ml Mntpnnnn nf Tnrnntn In In D. J. Mcuougaussrolje. L. Lawrence of Inglewood spent the ,week-end with his family here. pa 1.! vnlwna in Innrnn ffhf Rnndi ' .. I Harry Young spent the week-end wxthur Dinar`: `I1 Tnrnnfn I Saturday, Nov. 24.--There will be an auc- tion sale of dinner, sets and other store goods at A. J. Tuck's, Barrie, at 2.30 pm. and 8 pan. W. A.~MoConkey, Auct. 1 Tuesciay, Nov. 27.-The trustee of the es- tate of W. J. Lennox, lot 20, con. 9, F353, (near Ivy) farm stock and im-` 'plement.s. Sale at l p.m. ..W. A. Mo-. Conkey, Auct. Monday, Dec, 3.-Mrs. Martha Robinson, a lot 9, con. 10, Innisfil, farm stock "and implements. Sale at 1 pm. W. A.~Mc- Conkey, auctioneer. Tuesday, December 4.-Thomas Nixon, lot _ 7, con.` 8, Innisfil, farm stock and im- vplements. Sale at 1 pm. AW. A. Mc- Conkey,` auctioneer. A ' 47p --Sadly(mis.sed by Wi`;e and Family. _TAY'LOR--In Aever loving memory of a dearly beloved husband and father, Dan- iel Taylor, who departed this life, Nov. A 19, 1922. In our hearts your memory ngers, Swnntlv hanrlnr {marl anti hum up TYNvDALE--ITxZx7 io;;{I1g memoryof Mrs. Sur- Iabh Tygdale, whom God calld a`year ago, _ov. 6. Long and lonely has ben the year, Still hervmemory lingers near. A ). '-"<-' LHCIU us uuu ll uuy, ucur 030(1) , A That we /do not think of you. . , One year has gone, but still we miss you, Never will your memory fade. I Loving thoughts will always linger "Round the grave where you are laid. The years may wipe out many things, But this they ll wipe out never, The memory "of those happy days When we were all together. l u uur ucuna yuur memory uugers, Sweetly tender, fond and true, There is not a day, deax_' daddy, That um An nnf mlnnlr [J u... Wednesday, Nov, 28th the last day of Sale C.,RE!?`T...5A'-!$$ cuu vuuuu Au rruuce. _ V Mr. Peck is survived by his wife and one son, who had planned to join him in Lind- say in a few days; also by his father and mother; two brothers, Charles M" Ottawa, and W. J., Allandale; and two sisters, Mrs. R. M. Briggs andrMrs. D. Beeton, both of Ottawa. ` _ . . .r--v: - ` > See Ea;t'WindowQ W Pricesare higher for Spring, which means that these sale reductions are extraordin- ary. All shirts priced regularly up to $3.00 marked for special selling at. $1.75 ALL NEW, good depend- able makes at_a clean-cut price-away below regu- 1Aar-. Comparebefore you buy MEWS SIIITS Sale of Shirts Next Wednesday, Nov. 28th, marks the close of our great Clothing,` Shirt and Tie Sale; Radical Reductions in good, New Clothing to speed upl November Sales. "Shirts at a Bargain and `Ties at a price not equalled hereabouts. -Family q:.Lu.uU E0 OU._UU. WRIST WATCHES, very pret- ty new designs, gold, white gold, gold-lled and silver, from $12.00 to $50.00; GOLD JEWELRY, new and ar- tistic creations in pendants. necklets, bar pins, etc., from $1.00 to $25.00 and up. misses uuuua-5. . Heintzman & Co. pianos--We have two! specials this week. A. E. Patterson, dis-: tributor, Allandale. ' 47c --Cabaret dance Friday night. `Nov. 23,` at Armouries, Barrie, auspices A" Com-' pany, Simcoe Foresters. _46ci The Christian Endeavor Society of- _the. Presbyterian church will hold a mectingl next Monday evening at eight o'clock. (ldnu-am r`.nnvA nf 4-kn Alanmn nnnh-nl Pun.` - Should top your list of most appropriate and timely Christmas Gifts. .App.ropriate because it cause there is no b produces that lasting remembrance you hope for. Timely be- etter occasion during the year to give Jewellery than at Christmas. So, in selecting `His or `Her gift. we cordially invite you to step in and see these most acceptable remembrances. PEARL NECKLETS, $3 to $10 PEARL `NECKLETS, 18 to 30 inches, Bluebird, Delta, Re- gent, etc., daintily boxed, $10.00 to $50.00. WRIST new designs, `warn Q10 nn L- QEA nn' FRENCH IVORY - Individual pieces such as nail les, cut- icles, button hooks, etc., from 25c up`. . Hair brushes, mirrors, cloth V brushes. combs, etc., at low- est Christmas prices. SILVERWARE - Individual spoons in sterling, engraved with your initial, $1.00 up. Sets of 6 teaspoons in Heir~ _ loom, Community, 1847 R0- gers, etc., nicely boxed, from $3.75 up. 'T`n~nao4-A .A.......... ...._L 1' 1 CHINA - English and other imported lines of pretty cups and saucers, 50c to $3.50. CANDLES in dainty colors, including special holly decor- ated ones for Christmas, 25c to 75c Der hair. hould _t your Ii_st` Reliable makes, in qual- ity cloths, in any size. We are heavily stocked and are determined to re`- duce the quantities. %MEn sovncoA1s It.` in, 1` I: t Knit uuvnu ulauy usexul ana gift-r'naii &g articles. --Gifts little and big are here in December the 1st will be China Day at our store 0 COO `l`!3\\r4- 1:-AA`-,- `J [A~ r ,-., -. .. Geo. Vickers Limited ReeVe s J Jewellery Store, ' Barrie FRENCH IVORY CLOCKS -. $3.00 to $15.00. EBONY in` many useful and gift-maki g ------v, 4-gut`, (AI. ` See n;xt weeldsfadv. vfor further particulars - present at the obsequiee. uiuaucu w ueuui ueneatn tnewneels. The funeral was held in Ottawa on Thurs- day, interment being made in Beechwood cemetery. -Rev. W. McCaw of Stewarton Presbyterian Church was the officiating ciergyman and the B. ofcL.F. & E., of which deceased was a member, furnished the pall-bearers and also held the service of the Order at the grave. The floral tri- butes, expressive of sympathy and respect, were numerous and `very beautiful. En- g`neer Wm. Graham of Lindsay accompan- ied W.' J. Peck to Ottawa when the body was conveyed thither. from Lindsay and remained till after the funeral. Several Lindsay reman also went to Ottawa to be Fred H, Pan]: inn: +1.- HAD! A: u. .....s 11-- All reduced for quick. sale Carss make only, which. is the best Plain colors and p1aids--Norfo_1k and coat styles. Weller MAGKINAW com J MD mars .- v -an` vv r`|l\Iia J.llulV1UUal sterling, Tomato servers, meat forks, berry spoons and all the fan- cy pieces for table use. - H ' "27f{r' $'1l2S' ' ' ' roouowowouogouoooougo 240 only, all that s left of extra fine Derby ties, in silk, crepe and knitted, worth from $1.00 to $1.25 ' For the sale only.` . . . . . . . . . . . . .75c $4 1\- Sale of Men s Neckwear yruatut cu we oosequles. Fred H. Peck was the son of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Peck of Ottawa and was born in that city .28 years ago. In 1912 he joined the G.T.R. service and had been running on the Ottawa-Parry Sound division until transferred to Lindsay to help handle the grain rush. He served in the Great War and had a splendid record. Going over with the cavalry, he was transferred to the , infantry and was gassed and wounded sev- eral times in France. ll. D....l. :. -..._--:____n L, o - -- Work pants and pants for better wear that range from $3.00 up to $9.00. ~ Every ` pair will sell FOUNTAIN PENS -and Ever- sharp pencils, $1.50 to $10. and dainty decor- ated Christmas, per pair. ODD PANTS eumuuu. mrnest vvurtue. ' | 'I`ra ffic over the Barrie division of _the C.N.R. has been considerably augmented during the past few days by the running of a number of south-bound specials for the benefit of hunters returning home from the north woods. According to officials of the railway. the traffic during the hunting season has been fully up to last year s fig- ures and possibly a little heavier. Brakcman Loses an Army Walter Melson, a brakeman on the C.N. R.. residing in `Tiffin St., Allandale, lost his left arm as a result of an accident in the C.N.R. yards at Hamilton, Wednesday evening. Mr. Melson was engaged in mak- ing a coupling, when his arm was jammed between the draw bars, causing injuries that made it necessary to amputate the arm below the elbow. -He was removed to the General` Hospital, Hamilton. Brother of W. 'J. Peck Killed `Wm. J. Peck, engineer, was very unex- ` pectedly bereaved last week 'when his bro- ther, F. H. Peck, was accidentally killed at Lindsay. The late Mr. Peck was fireman" on a C.N.R. freight and while his engine was endeavouring to hook up to its train on the main line it was rammed by the_ Peter- boro passenger train which crashed into ~ the tender in a fog. The jolt threw Mr. Peck through the window and he was crushed `to death beneath the wheels. 'l`l1n `nnnrol nvnn Ind.-l 1... f\L&....'... -._ 'l\L....- LUUUIJCI, uu Lucir wuy W new -1011 . C113) . -Tuesrlay evening the A.Y.P.A. of St.l George's Church. Allandale, held a euchrei partyin the Parish Hall, when pripes were` won as follows: ladies, first, Mrs. E. Bur- gees. consolation. Mrs. W. A. Turner; gentlemen. first. W. D. Minnikin, and con- solation. Ernest Wardle. l`.... tl.':.. ........ _L_ .n-_._3_ ,1! - v 0 -I W. A. Spearn and Luke Spearn have re- turned from their annual hunt with a deer each. In view of what happened to their tribe a year ago, the bears kept in hiding from the Spearny rifles. Mrs. G. P. Brooks, Fred Brooks and Miss Cassie Brooks of Neepawa. Man._. spent] Tuesday and Wednesday of last week with Mrs. Brooks` sister-in-law, Mrs. George? ucu us run vvuuuul. I Poucher, on their way to New -York city. .'l'Im_a:inv p-xnnirm Hm AVDA .4` Q4