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Brown, sh Serge hese are ers, best te; only e,_ $7.50 re than ee them. Brown is dou- her is 21 uits was n1- MRS. THOS. McKl NNEY Death came to Mrs. Thomas J. McK.in- l vney, Owen St.. Wednesday morning. For ' two years the deceased had been a sufferer from pernicious anemia. Mrs. McKinney`; maiden name was Margaret Louisa Bell. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. An- drew Bell, Flos, both of whom predeceased her some -few yearsago. Deceased was in - her 52nd year. Her last two years were spent in Barrie as an invalid. Thirty-four years ago shebecame the wife of Thomas J. McKinney. They took up their home in Innisfil; where they lived for `eleven , years. The next five years they made their ' home in West Gwillimbury and the follow- ; iing sixteen years they operated a farm at Minesing. In _addition to the husband the ; deceased leaves to mourn her loss, an . adopted daughter, Mrs. Carleton, Toronto` 4 [who was with her at the time of death; two 1 us uuuuu, vv nan. Rev. `Neil Campbell conducted the fun- " eral services at Guthrie_ on Saturday after- noon and spoke in appreciative terms of the deceased. He also took occasion to refer to the kindness of the neighliors in , carrying on. much of his work during his ` illness. The pall-`bearers were: Henry Mc- 3 Cuaig, Geo. MdCuaig, Alex. Campbell, J. D. Gilchrist, T. Walker Caldwell and H Mnuaixr. \JllUlll'J Escuaig. Lu: Wu-3 U6 yuuts U1 age. - - `He is survived by his wife (formerly Miss Jessi_e.Mc'Cu~aig), three daughters and one son; also by one brother, Henry` Morrison of Lynden, and four sisters: Misses Mar. garet and Catharine of Toronto, Mrs. Geo. Telfer of Paris and `Mrs. Robert Morrison of Blaine, Wash. ` pan Mai` (`nu-un k.\" ..nn.L...A.-.I AL. A A Neil D. Morrison, who died in the R.V. Hospital, Barrie. .Dec. 27, was born and * lived all his life on lot 21, con. 3, Oro, succeeding his father, the late Duncan Mor- rison, on the homestead. A man of rug- ged `constitution he had enjoyed good health until last year, and was not known to be seriously ill until four months prior to his death. Mr. Morrison was of la rath- er quiet_disposi_tion, devoted to his home and enjoyed the respect of all who knew him. For a number of years he was on the managing board of Guthrie church. He was 62 years of age. 2 . Hg in mu-uivm-I I-uy Lin rib. lb-.~..........1-- `In, I 5l'Cll|4`5l'K11lUUlllIul`UIIn ' ' The body was laid to rest in Thornton Union Cemetery, Rev. T. J. Dew conduct- ing the senvices. in the presence of as large - number of friends. Those who carried the pall were: Wm. Farrier, (son-in~law), James Booth of Craigvale and Wm. Booth of Allandale (nephews), Jos. and Silas Locke of Flos and Hugh Locke of Forgau, Sask, (grandsons). HUGH ROWLEY ` Hu gh.Row_ley, who died at his home on -i the eleventh concession of Essa, Dec. 24.` 1923, was one of the pioneers of Innisfil and Essa. He wasvborn in Aughtnacloy, Co. Tyrone, Ireland, on March 29, 1829. and so was in his 95th year. He had one brother, John, and two `sisters. John en~ listed in the British army and, after serv- ing for a number of years, `died in China` in 1860. The two sisters, together with; the subject of this sketch, came to Can- ' ada in 1854. Five years later, Mr. Rowley. married Sarah Foster. From this union ' there were four children of whom John died when young. The other three survive their father, viz., Mrs. Geo. Locke (Margaret), Elmvale; Mrs. Wm. Ferrier (Sarah), Bar- rie; Hugh Rowley, on the, homestead; also two nephews, four -grandchildren and two` great-grandchildren. TBA hxnrhr Inna lair` in -not In I`L..-..L.... I uuuuuy DUHUUL 111611115. ' great sympathy felt for the family so sud- denly bereaved. Among the beautiful flor- The funeral was. held from the hom Sunday afternoon, to Barrie Union Ceme- . tery. -Rev. E. T. Douglasepoke tender words for the departed boy and voiced the. al offerings were those sent by the Central ' Sunday` School, Adult Bible Class, the dead 1ad`s own Sunday School class and by em~._. ployees of - the Ball. Planing Mill. . Many L sprays and `wreaths were contributed by"? friends. The pall-bearers were young boys ; of the Sunday School, Roy Brown, 'Roy3 `Wiles; Kenneth` Chantler and "Kennel-ET Houghton. W Ill HIS llllall ytifa The bright little fellow was in good. health previous to his sudden attack and ' took part in the Christmas tree exercises . at the Central Methodist Church. The very f unexpected death of the boy was a` sore bereavement to his parents, his two sisters and.brother, as well as to his playmates and _ Sunday School friends. Tkn `nnnnnl urns I-(alt. :1-Ann 4-`an knvv-ma Melville McCutcheon, son of Mr. Mrs. N. E. M Cutcheon, Florence St., : suffering tw days with tonsilitis croup, died Friday morning at 2.30. was in his fifth year. Tho ks-nl:f H-In `Anna: urea in 1 D WUKV Jul I all wens to Peter- elatives in Thor- MoGill College, nanny Min 12 DI3VUf1Uy Ulllg Elle Olllclatlllg ClUl'gyllll3|U- Surviving the deceased are her husband `and five children; Ivan, Clinton and; Mm Lima, at home, Mrs. McNabb at Allandale` and Arthur in Winnipeg; also two brothers and four sisters: John and George Plowright of Minesing. Mrs". Kester . of Toronto, Mrs. Jackman of Alberta, Mrs; Robertson of British Columbia, and Miss Jennie Plowright of Barrie. All of these iwere present at the funeral except the sisters in Alberta and British Columbiay muue. _ . The funeral was held Thursday after- noon, to Minesing cemetery, Rev. A. R." Beverley being the officiating clergyman. Lqllv-vivyinn fkn Annnonnrl nfn `Lap Hllnhnlld Iullvn rial III-at I\----- After a lingering illness of more than two years, Mrs. Alfred Keeley died at her_ home, 22 Mary Street, last Sunday even ing. Mrs. Keeley was a daughter of the: late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Plowright of Minesing and was in her 57th year. She was married to Alfred Keeley some 35 years ago at Minesin where they lived for seven- T ten_ years. or the last eighteen years- they haxe been residents of Barrie. Mrs. Keeley was of a. quiet, loving disposition ` and bore her long illness with christian for- titude. rm... A-.._-.'_ ~.n` __.__ L_I_I mL..__.:.... ..c4.....l {I " ` THOMAS DAY _ . One of the oidest residents of the South ' part of 01-0 was called to his eternal rest `last Monday, Dec. 31, in the person of. 1 Thomas" Day, Oro Station.` `Death `came; as a relief from a long illness, he havins ~ been confined to his bed for about two . years. ` Born in Pickering 85 years 880. Mr. Day had been a resident of Oro 42 _ years and` enjoyed the high wteem of all at ! those with whom he associated. He was la member of the Methodist church and his ' body was laid to rest in the Methodist Cemetery, Oro Station, this afternoon. Mrs. Day died six years ago but the fol- lowing family survive: Frank and James, Ottawa; Robert `and John, Toronto; `-. George, Penetang; Fred, Shahty Bay; Mrs. H. Rum-ble, Hillsdale; Mrs. A. A. Bell. ,3 Oro Station; Misses Eliza and Edith at I hnrnn - ' \JlU D I home. MELVILLE MccuTcHEoN nun MRS. ALFRED KEELEY NEIL D. Mnlso {COATS 0%Bl l`UARY - HE 3A3R;-?:_+ExAMxN`sg ` and af tor He}; __v1ve 1n uelafuiu. nucu. .Mrs. McKinney was a kindly, christian _woman, was 3 member of the Presbyterian church and had rpany friends. The fun- eral will be on Frxdayet 1 p.m., with in- terment at `Mmeelng Union Cemetery. bfothers. John Andrevlv Bell, Minn., and James Bell, Bemmidgie, Minn., nd one sister, Mra.- John Lavender, Col- 'liei- St., Barrie. Tyv_o half-sisters also sur- yive in Detroxt; Mlch. Ill`... `M nT(nnAv was 1: lhrllv nluvlann polnv. V _ The whole letter was merely auggestxons from a ratepayer to help beautify Barrie, if possible. , .\ 2 If our Mayor, who has been honored for u-ea years by the ratepayers with the high- ggg `public `position which can_ be confer-re:_l upon him, can stoop_to princlples sosmall as this to make caprtal out of it, his-re- ........l :. nnfn, get It mung wruu uu u.u:uI_y 5 rupxy. Here is a synopsis of the letter (as I did not keep a copy)`: If Sir Henry Thornton, being a new man on the job, might some- time see fit to move tracks west and north of Barrie and leave u with 3 natural ~ water-`front. If tracks are moved the sta- tion then would be useless -there but would make a capital Central Park which might be enjoyed -by all. I might not see it in my time, but for future. generations it would be -a benefit. I think I suggested` making A-1landal_e the main station an ac- count of it being the central divisional point. 7 . 'l\'I.. mhnln letter was mm-elv mummtinm: A LETTEFl EX-PLAINED` To the Editor of The Examiner _ -. Sir:-Since qualifying as a candida for trusteeship It has been phoned around by Mayor Little that he read 9. letter I had written Sir Henry Thornton asking him to close Barrie Station. Now this is all he told of `what the letter contained. '1' have telegraphed to Ottawa for a copy of the letter and will have it published when I lget it along with Sir Henry's reply. 'L`I'..m in n nvnnnnis nf the letter (ma T rlirl I"."4'.'7 ;1_is small V SNOW PLOWING T6 the Editor of The Examiner: I 7n--- m... 1 ....,. .....:;:..... :. n... `LU LHC l`J\lll4UI UL 1115 IHAGUIIIIUI. 7Dear Sir: I am writing in the hope of securing a better snow plow service, by- calling attention to. the poor conditions prevailing so` far this winter. The plow comes so late on a school morning. on 8. central street that I, for one, cannot get my littleilame child, who has to ride on the street, to school in time`. Moreover, the plow skims along the surface of the snow in such a way that it `is sometimes little better than no plow at `all. I think when the plow goes out at all it should give us better going than heretofore. HOUSEHOLDER. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Hull IND ILIGI uuu. ' Tiny--Reeve, T. H. Rankin and J. Wil- son; deputy, Messrs. Robb, Parent and Brunelle. _ ' WV__-_-_- 13..-..- 7--.`- C1__LL -41 I` _I)l`ulICllU. _ Creemore--~Reeve, Isaac Scott and J. Jhcksoxi. ` 1` -':.Nr................... 13...... n1..n._._ aL:_H.L __..I U Vl\BUuu ` E-Nottawasaga-Reeve. Walter Shilds and Magus Campbell; deputy, Messrs.- Gviffen ` and Glover. 16;. u ' 8 Holden; reeve, C. C. Begg and F. Maiden; lst deputy. W. Williams and G. Coles; 2nd, Capt. Bassett and one other. 4"`:-::'o Tnulvnjunirnr I D T1-\`\n_-u4nn Collingwood-Mayor. Dr. Arthur. and J.5 \JU.lUb, auu, \Jd_lMv'u IJIJXUBD uuu UHU UIIUUIX l Town-Mayor, J. B. Johnston and Geo. A. McLean; reeve,' J. R. Boyd (izccl) ;- lst deputy, W. Fisher and Gordon Grant; 2nd deputy, H. Larose (acc1.) , .,_ Q-O4Fs..-~ . ` ' OTHER CANDIDATES . i. Matchedash'-For Reeve, O. Levering, J..Te'mp]eman and W. Burrow, 'l`nacnI-nn`f:rL`d`nlI `Dimun_TlI.n Q4-nnknnn Ilo - LCIIIPICIIIGLI uuu '7. u IJUIIVUVV, Tossor0n`t1o-For Reeve_--Wm. Stephens `' and Joe. Kxernan. m...-. D....-... In `[1 n.._1_:_ _.__1 1 111':I ur_va'uuu: uuu vv. 1'. 06056. For Councillors--Jas. D. Ansley; Wm. .j-F5 Downey, W. Graham, Marshall Lang- xiahn, Robert Martin, Alphonsus ,Moran, "Go. McGinnis, W. A. Trace, and,W. Thur- ~`l}.u; ' |x'ccIn:N'r_ FLOS TOWNSHIP ~For Reeve-3T,. E. Smith: and Amos Train . 1.-.. h-,,._;_, h_____' n A A 1 1- 1 &l Gills For Deputy~Reev-'-P. A. Coughlin, Jos. Drysdale and W. F. Scott. m... n .... ..:n...... 1.... n .\....|....` 117... yvuauu, J. I`. nam-my, I150. IXDCGSDEW. Forv Councillors;-F-rank Hounsome, Per- ' y Selby. Arthur Kidd, W. J. Dales, Lewis !1'Neil1_v_. Herman Lennox, `W. T. Grant. Others who declined to qualify were: ` W. E. Rowe and W. J. Hounsome for d_1-eeve; I. Cairns, W. Matchett, `J. D. JD: `-In!-unu `rut nnnnn;"nv-a }1.1:c_Vc; 1. URIFDS, W. Matcnett, J lljexlly, Jos. Harvey for counclllors ,. INNISFIL TOWNSHIP For Reeve-4W. H. -Martin and G. C.` Allan. _ _ .- Deputy--=Geo. Leslie (accl.). '=~For Councillors-W. J. McMaster, Geo- Arnold, Hy. Reynolds, R. D. Henry, Harry, Stewart, Cyrus Smith. ; vvuou uvvu.I.IIwI:suI1v -_For Reeve--Frank Thompson, Hy. R. Wllson, J. F. Ham-bly, Ed. Kneeshaw. Fm` r`.nI)nnIlnna~__Ti`uo-`I; 11.:-nun... D..- EFOUR 1-`ox RaEv1a_7"J g %w.cg1y.uunuRY _~ SUNNIDALE TOWNSHIP I Last year s council re-elected: J, Spiel!- pr (reeve), R. E. Baycroft, T. Bates, J. Buie and D. Davidson. 2.! Others nominated. but who did not qual- ih H-`H`I' Jun Ila:-Hn lv-nnun\ wvn (`L _: :uvu_ma uuuuuulcu. Uula WLIU mu HUD qual- fy were: J93 Martin (reeve), Wm. 01- er. J..Go1-don, J. M. Campbell, D. Bule, V. H. Mansbridge, H. M. Barker. u Irlenas Wort: Deceased was `W ueputy-It hn Bemrose a `n-an L-. 1"} 3, IIIUCIT Miller. VWEIST GWILLIMIBURY D........ m.__._1- l'l'\L ___,_ ___ Your Vote and Inuence respectfully `solicited by L e i E. J. BYRNE an uup1.'U\'Uu SE3 T I trust to and, if elected, MY RECORD;-- ` un muyul IUI `I924. _ 1.-Economy practised at all times. A " _ ; 2.--Paid off during my term $90,000 of `the: debenture debt of Barrie without increasing the-rate. ' ` 1 ` 3.--_-Barrie is now foremost in Simcoe County `nancially. ~ 4.-Special endeavors made towards preventing the removal of further railway crews from the divisionalpoint at Barrie, and. will further "direct my efforts with this end in view. 5.--Reduction of municipal- tax rate from 45 to 43 mills 6.-All debts contracted during my term have been paid and have a credit balance this year of over $5000. . -. v-~ - - --- -v -u-vxauuncy WUUU U881, sueu anu received Jldment for $2600 and all costs which were owing the ratepayers 0 - 7 8.--I promise, if elected, to devote myself specially: (1) To the railway situation. (2) Economy. (3) Further reduction of tax rate. _ WORK I fought to stop a quarter-million dollar road expendi- ture, which action you endorsed by your vote, and I will always guard your interests. Solicits a continuance of your confi_dence' for .thc'.otice` _ T of Mayor for 1924. MY RECORD:-- - OLIVER B. PATTERSON Ladies and Gentlemen,-Your votestand inu-V ence are respectfully requested for the election of ' TO THE ELECTORST OF BARRIET: es Mayor for the year I92 10' years of municipal experience. ' MUNICIPAL 1~:L1:cT1oNs;T%'i -_ ._l., V. ..... .Vvv-nun uruu\u.._ . Ladies and Gentlemen,-Your votes and inu- ence are respectfully solicited for the election of TO THE ELECTORS OF THE TOWN OF BARRIE:_ I ...J2.._ . - Reesfe of Barrie for 1924 WILLIAM BELL `WITH 10 YEARS MUNICIPAL EXPERIENCE Solicits your vote and inuence to elect him BARRIE REEVESHIP JOHNIJTTLE J: _lARRlE MUNICIPAL ELI-`.ClI0NST J. F. CRAIG 2nd Deputy-Reeve WM. RUSK REEVE FOR 1924 secure your enrgetic assistance in this campaign during my term of office - o Il\IIlv In sum . .. -- ___- ---_, uuuu u VJ. ultlbco JOHN F. CRAIG as Mayor. -FOR- ' U I J 0 mumcnpal expenence. VOTE Page, Nine vuv uuuuw. uuuru. IV 18 up C0'_N!8 rate- payers to show by their vote on Monday .next whether they approve of women be- ing on the School Board. 7l`..I-- -_ --- - | vvuuul uUll uo ,, .. .... Take enough interest in your town . to get out and vote anyway. -(Advt.) vu) ovuamur U6 d Louise Halli- eighan and Lila uction of We- to the Dream- aturday, might climax that au- o cleverly is it reen produced is a story writ- by George` Ade. M -.... ow-vv wuu QIVU G SQUCIIU ea! I With many thanks for your past support, I am, yours for Second` De- pury-Reeve for 1924, . ` . Mrs. T. R. Huxtable takes this oppor- tunity .of thanking some of the ratepayers of Barrie for the honor they have shown her by. nominating her as a candidate for the School Board. It is tothe rate- navers to shnw in: +.`...:. ....+.. ...." .\t.....:--- Having served the Town as Alder- man for Ward Four for two years, I nowask the condence and support of the Electors of Barrie on Polling Day, Jan. 7,= to rally to my assist- ance. My policy has` been and will be to enforce economy, to lower our tax rate and give a square deal to all. WW I-nanny I-L--V-- -33 -r ` 1 `Fellow Electors:--At the meeting last] Monday night, when the question of Coun~ ty Representatives receiving town money from the County Council was being dis- cussed; I was contradicted by Reeves Pat- terson and Robertson, `who stated that it had been the custom for years for saidjt representatives to take such money. Since then I looked up the records of the County Council and I found that during the five years 1914-1`5-16-17 and ' 18 the total amount received by Barrie Reeves andl Deputy-Reeves was $27.00. or $8.00 less than that received by each -one of them this year. , 17-....- I: desire to thank you most heartily for the splendid supfmrt given me in the past, and hereby solicit a renewal of your condence, as I am again a candidate for ALDERMAN in Ward Toihe Electors _of Watd_l:` Ladies and Gentlemn :-- TO ELECTORS or 0R0: `Your votes and inuence respectfully solicited for the re-election of 1. H. LUCK Ladies and Gentlemen: - Your votes arid inuence are respectfully solicited for the re-election of nt gathering took Friday `afternoon, t and Christmas number of the pupils were pre- id prog;am1neA of singing provided close of the con- unloaded a tree child, after which the young" girls. t with Christmas A` man... ........ .... MRS. HUXTABLE TO ;lV';VE`ELEGT0RS `To the E1Te.ctors of Oro: Houses for $700. and up." Farms, allsizes and prices; market gardens from .an acre to 20 acres. EVERYTHING IN REAL ESTATE! . A good fufnished hcm.:. 6-roomedbrick house for rent. 5-roomed brick house,` convenienc- es, for lease. 1-`on SALE Dunlap at Mulcgster` - P11;-no 3lWi v... - u -- V- `Ivan 131 Dunlap St., .on Saturday, Jan. 5, the following: I " 2 oak arm chairs, 1 ' oak rocker, .1 parlor table, _1 quarter-cut oak ex- tension table, 1 quarter-cut oak side- `board, -1 small dinner table, 6 oak -dining chairs, 1 dinner set, a quan- tity of fancy china,` 1 mahogany dresser and stand, 2 enameledbed-_ steads with mattresses and springs, 1 sliding couch and mattress, and many other articles. A tun] kn unit. nriivlnru-n Innuleuvvn gutauy Ulaucli a1'u.luu:a._ _ All will be sold without reserve. Terms Cash. ' Sale at 2 `pan. 1c W. A. McCONKEY, Auct. WALTER -THOMPSON oFie:::Y1:ioUs:H-oI.1_)_ 1-'-u-nNi'i'uRa V The Vu.ndersigned has- received in- ..-structions from R. FAWCETT to sell `by public auction at W. A. McCon- ' key s wareroom, ' can I'\ I n- I-n. `- II WHLI \UIll0IUU5 proceedmgs re- he f-each:-.r, M158 A. F. A. MALCOMSON BARR! E REEVES COMMISSIONS fof Councillor for 1924. . 104 Sophia St. A Happy New You-L"l'o All. 1'!-IURSDAY, JA_NUAIiY 3. 1924 . Solicits Your Vote and I%nH`uhce ORO ELECT IONS A-VS . . . REEVE FOR 1924-`_ Amen SALE eath occurred in resident in this Frank and Jerry ted with the E. _f East Oro, Mrs.` old friends were h........'-...a .....z . The_ funeral. 1'. Smith was a V u.A.nnnv . As candidate for Alderman FOR RENT ---V -- - ...-- Am: GEO. C. Cows. Yours, E. J." BYRNE. IN WAR I1. Lung nelw season. W Miss Mabel Hares: who held the posi-- tion of night supervisor, and alsowas act- ing assistant supt. at the Royal Victoria Hospital, was presented .with an umbrella from the graduate nurses of Barrienand `a fountain pen from the -nurses-in-training, before leaving for her home in Huntsville. --Wall aper, latest designs, all prices. xclusive agency for Stunn- ton s semi-trimmed.-W. A. Lowe & Son, Elizabeth St. A `- 43tfc' uvuun, ur. auu Mrs. A. W. -Hopper of Pittsburg and Mrs. _Humphreys and Dalton Meeking of Toronto `spent _the Christmas vacation with theirparente, Mr and `Mrs. Meeking of Elizabeth St. . Miss Donalda McKnight has been holiday- ing at her home in Thornbury before spend- ing. a couple of months as trimmer in a Toronto wholesale house, preparatory to returning to` her duties with Sarjeant & King next season, -M1... M..L..| n'.._-.... _I.- I4` -- soars uuy. ' . Mr. and Mrs. A.` A. Dempster and little son Arnold have returned to Collingwood after spending the holiday season with Mrs. Dernpster's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Hubbert, Grove St. ` Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Meadows of Wood-` stock, `Dr. and Mrs. A. W. -Hopper of Pittsburz and Mrs. Hllmnhrnva n!` nnm... wcu s uny an uuurws ztooert-sons, U2faig- vale. . ` i Miss Sadie Bremner was in Sarnia this week, assisting at the wedding of her cousin, Miss Daphne Parsons, to `D'r.iMc- Innes of St. Mary s, which took plac e Nev? ' Year's Day. 3 Mr an:-I Inn A A I`I....._.'-A__ -., I I'M- Luuvuur, mm. Lurner, Small b't_. , James'Thompson, Manager of the Damm- ion Store. Cobourg`. was home spending a, few holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Thompson, 60 Penetang St. . Dalton G. R.nhm'f_ann n` 'l`nv-nn$n nu uuu uxuwuulzu-J nouaays. `Mrs. Stanley Burditt of Toronto has returned home after spending the. Chris:- mas and` New"'Year s holidays with her lmother, Mrs. Turner, Small St. l .`l'ThA'1`}Inrnnann' ll-any-nun- at Ll..- i\-..J-- nus. _u. 1.. ruoulpson, DU renevtang St. Dalton G. Robertson, B.vA., of Toronto |and Bert Robertson of Worsley St., along with their father and mother, spent New Year's Day at Charles Robert-son's, Craig- vale. Lin u.. vvuuu, uUul8_l' DE. " Miss Ella Mapes of Bradford and Miss Hazel Mapes of Caledon East` spent the New Year holiday with Mr. and Mrs. H. Hezarell, Bradford St. ' and R1... I`lT..Ia.__ 1': mL.,,_ _ A u.vu'uu, uruuwru DE. Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Thomoson of St. Catharines were the gueststof Mr. and 4 Mrs. C. T. Thompson, 60 Penetang St., for the Christmas holidays. 'M`r.:_ Stnnlmr Run-:13 nl-' 'l`........s.. L..- aLuL ucu',, Duluu DD. . `Mr. and, Mrs. J. Chas. Smith of Tian- aga, Ontario, spent the holidays in town, with Mrs. Smith's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Webb, Collier St. man `Ii`.lln Manna l\: I3.....I_.__I 4.: I In- ycuuuw, nu`. uuu LUIS. W. JOIIBS, '.:iI'0V8 51'. . Ed. Hubbert.has returned to Pontiac, Mich., after. spending the holiday with his parents. Mr. . and Mrs. J. G. Hubbert, .- Grove St. - `Mr. and Mrs. B. Hofling of Toroxito and Mrs. E. Warnqr of;.Cinqix`1n_ati are vfait- . ing with` Mr. and Mrs. `Charles "Devlin", Maple Ave. M =.. Av\n:n 64-...--` -1: LL-` .__-, - - `-- I Things uuquuauuuuue. , 7 ` Miss Maisie Noble, assistant superintend- ent of the Union Hospital, Terra Hop-3, Indiana, spent the week-end with Mrs. Turner, Small St. ' `MI! nll "Inn 1' I`L.._ D..__';`L ,1` III` Luapu: nvu. - ' _ ' . I Miss Annie Stewart of the nursing staff of, St. Andrew s Hospital, Midland, spent a holiday in town this week renewing old acquaintance. . . man Mala}- M ..L.l. . .......!-L-_L ----~~~`~` " 11.15 um uuun_mys wun uuas. Mc.uarr.n.' Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hunter. Miss Hunter, Miss Hickling and Dr. Harold Hunter visio- ed. Tottenham friends, New Year's Day. Clarence Jones has rntnrnnrl tn I'\'m-n'}.' ed.'1'ottenham friends, New Year's Clarence Jqnes has returned to l_)'esrbit', . Mich., after holidaying at the home of his ' parents,` Mr. and Mrs. W. Jones, Grove St. Ed- Hllhhnrt Mn: I-nl-nu-nan-I In D.u.L:..- uuu uauuwu uurulg me nonaays. Douglas Dow of A Enderby, 13.0., a stu- dent at Toronto University," has been spend-T ing his holidays with Chas. McMarf2n.' Mr nnr` Mu-a hi... 'IIu..L.... ll}..- 'l'J.-._L_A wuuy wm apeuu several monms. BoboBinning spent New Year s Day in Listowell. Miss Binning and daughter were in Toronto for the holidays. l ML and 'R_ (}_'M'nnunI Educ no wcnu ul xuruuw ml` me nouaaya. Mr. and Mrs. R. G--Manuel_ha've re-. turned after vnsntmg fnends m Toronto and Oshawa during the holidays. DDUEIKQ nnw hf F`.l1f'A1'|1`\\'7 R a rd" wuu. uur parents In James St. _ W. H. Wright, Mrs. Hargreaves and two daughters sail this week for'Eugland, where they will spend` several months. RnK'R;nninu annn Na... V..-_ - `IN--. 1- vuvu nu . auu LV.I.l`a`. .l.`l'U(1 mun`. ' Miss Kathleen MacDonell has returned to [her school in Penetang after visiting with. her parents in James St. W " Ww:akb Ilsa unnunnu-A~ --J I---- uuunatuwu, u_u LVUW 16111` 8. _, ' `Mrs. Bertram `and daughter Miss Velma, Cookstown, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coleman, T last Sunday. ` Mina T-Tnznl Marv Mr: W - D `I'........ .....I` ited with their s were Mr. and `Iran 3- On Dab.- u.uuy uuxcuuxu, lush ouuuay. _ Miss Hazel Mart, Mrs. W.` R. Lamg and Beecher Conron spent over New Year's with Mr. andeMrs. Fred Mart. Mia: `Kai-`Joan IKn'n'\.\....JI L-.. _-A.......-.I -puaxuuu wuu Hail; urm. Wishart Camp ell from I-Ialiburton vis- ited with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. Neil, Campbell, 80 Owen St. `Mp our` M... n`A...... r1....1..-. ..'_.l -L:I uatllpucu, OU UWCH Db. Mr. and Mrs. .D Arcy Gauley and chil- dren visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fisher, Cookstown, on New Year's. ~M -a `D...-4-....m ~.......I .I.......L4..._ it:__ 1r-u____ J10 V's lJUlUl|o Miss Gamble,_milliner with Sarjeant & King for several seasons, has given up her lposition with blast firm. I Wiekn.+ Fm...` l\`l :....... 'r_v..1:1...._;-_ ..:- uuuuuya. - 'Robt. Addison came from Ottawa to spend the holidays with his Ester, Mrs. D.`W. Bolton. `[2... f1..'._.LI_ _._:II!_,,,, -.1 n - . A uuuuay guns at tum. Luurwn S, uunmp at. `Miss Dorothy Moffatt of Weston spent . .New Year s with Mr. and Mrs. D. H. 3 'MacLaren; - - ' T - ll..- 71.-- n.__:L`_ _,,,I II" n 0.: A-- HLGULJQII CH . Mrs. Thos. Smith and.MissTSu.1ith, Albert St.`, were visitors in Midland during the holidays. ` ' -pnhf AI*`raI\n nnvnn t_..... t'\L....... 4.. uau Iucuus ul narue 0V6!` H18 WEBK~11Cl. V TMr. and Mrs. Harry Coleman s em New , , _ P . . Years Day With relatnves at Coo stown. `Mia: Jnrlifk I3:-nun AC "I`.u..-.1-.. ....... ... cuuug uunugvtuu uunsunaa nouuay. `Muss Edna Ault of Toronto was with old friends in Barrie over the week-end. Mr unrl Mun unmnuv I\`l\UIf\lI-7' _..._..- \`--~-- seal .3 uay wwu rmuuves I16 UOOKSEOWH. I `Miss Judith Brewm of Toronto was a `holiday guest at Mrs, Morton s, Dunlop Sr. ` Mi Dornthv Mnffatt nf Wnufnn snnnl UAR? 3,_ 1924. yup bu nuw turn auu DOSUOII. JQE. Horan visited with friends in Peb- etang duringvthe Christmas holiday. `Miss: Frinn Anlf. nf 'l`nu-nntn urn: mm` av LI. LU; LIJHIUIID H- Gordon Stevenson left this week on a trip to New York `and Boston. 1 `I2 11...... ..:..:....a ...:u. :..:..._.:_ :._ n_'._ day in North Bay. uaya wuu nu`. uuu Lurs. 1. urew. Mr. and Mrs. E. Gagnon spenfthe holi- nnnhn nmknrtny AC Mnnbunnl :11 ...2L!.....1 uay xu uunu Day. Captain Daherty of Montreal is visiting it H. M. Dyment's. ' T nnrnn gfnu.-nnnnn In`!-. `L1- ..u\a.`.. A... .. VH3: DUUVVHIWI `R. W. Burton was a holiday visitor-with his son in Hamilton. R. G.` Houghton and " family were with Cookstown relatives on the holiday. ' Miss M; Little spent the holiday with her sister, Mrs. Seeley, Stayner. . Miss Wilkinson of Toronto spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. T. Crew. T It curl `K-g In` I! n n . . n . _ .....A. LL- I.-l: l "53ifi} "" Morton of" Toronto` is visting Chas. Stewart. .1) "II? 'D.._;.-._ _.__ _ L,I:_I___ _.s 2.," -.1 nuns .\Jl'XUl|Ic ' o. E. `Shank went to .Stratford for the week-end. ' 'nL:I:.. "Il_..4.-.. -1.-' m___`_., Miss Phylis Somerby, Guelph; is viaitixigl Miss Grasett. f\ 1'3 31.--]- _._-__L ;. n4,-.A-_, I p, .1 PERSONAL Iain` accident- tio steamer be- .-I I ....:.. `E-113