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APPLES FOR 8ALE-Spies, Green- lngs. Ben Flowerb. quality guaranteed. Harry Ottaway,` phone 605:6. V` 21:15: ` HAY FOR SAISE,~ mostly timothy, 810.} ton at barn. Al 0 outs 60 cent: bus_hgl_.; `Hnrrv "h'unn `DI-an-A EH-0 HAY FOR SAIEE,t timothy, $10. bushel. Harry Harrison. Phone 6091-22. ` 6c ` OLD NEWSPAPERS for 88.16. clean and tied in bundles, 560 per lb. Phone 816 or call at 92 Mary St. V Bx FOR SALE.-._-VWa.ter-poweri vwashing machine and wrlmzer. in man nnndl- run :s.u.m.-7wa.ter-power washing wr1nger.,1n` good condi- tion. Phone 12_89W. '- . T ~ 6c Q1: cu U 2c per: word: ml'n1mm' soc. i&&&&_VAV. .V..v..v..w..-_.-__ Lost and F ouncfl` run aAu:9--1'our-year-old _cow. due in February. Apply Neil Mccuats. Phone 924, Shanty Bay. . A (30 T . Misceanedus _BORN nu`. una M18. -18.8. (Peter J gsephv). l ` 1113:` Phone 3-11-. FIIUHU 6-11D Lu Lac` } 48ttc. Lune l'lUo * JET BLACK MARE, = sale. We]! broken. nagyfaff. 0.93.. . WORSNOP-I .1 1 ' dear. mother-.n M(:~Yu_nig`:.n1)xerI-?=?:\ntu?:`3 [LEGEAR--In loving remembrance of 0!)!` dear brother. `nnhnrf mhn- dama- c` KEAS'1`-In lovl Leslie Ellnwnrtag rug: `?'-E-'3"? CAMPBELLA---In. sad but loving mem- oory of my dear wife. Anna.lMa.tilda. Campbell, who passed away one year ,ago Feb. 7, 1925. ` `Sleep on dear heart Beneaththy lowly mound, ~ Repqse `in peace thy soul unbound. This world well lost. the new life found. aleen on- ~ ' - - .LI.ua wuuu wen IOSC. 1208 new 1118 fOl.'lI'|d. sleep on. -. Sleep on dear heart Above, beyond life's shadows gray Eternal Joys` to cheer my way. With seraphim 1;o`dwell fox-_aye Sleep on, dear heart, sleep on`. -Ever remembered by Go .. - ' Husband and Family. 6c ` CAMERON-In loving memory of our dear daughter. Lucy Ann Cameron. who-passed away _Feb. 15, 1923. It was hard to lose you, Lucy dear, But God. Who knnws: hnnf rv u.n.:n u.r--Ln aovmg memory Of 01]!` dear mother, Mrs. E. Korsnop, who passed..away Feb. 6,; 1924. ' Her loving face we will never forget, Though tw'ogv'ea.rs have phassedhwayz The loss of her-we`~.sadly reel. V n - As keen as` ;that rst day. . ~` V . v -:-Sadly missed by`Dau'ghters p_ .: . . V: a'Be.a.trIc_e and Annie... MARE. 6 years old; tor Well broken. single or double. W. Holt, Palnswlck, 6p .-.-.-._` CAVMEROIEI`---Inn loving memory `of a. dearly beloved wife and mother. 4 ucy Cameron, who `was called away R Feb. 15, 1923.1 V __1'J`nu'Ir..-n..'a n.~.I -'I.'.1-.....II_- uax I. Ulla Camp Borden have defaulted their remaining games `in the 0.`H.A.A ser- ies. Although never seriously in the men played every game as though the title depended on it and" always . showed a splendid brand of sports- lrunning for`_ group honors, the Air- manship.` I . u.'4\J1u:xx\"""1.u xuvmg remembrance Of dear brother, Robert, who died` `Feb. 12, 1923. V c . V -_-Joseph and Annie, n WWWWWWWVFWWWWWWW IN MEMORIAM E 90 Oman vnnoo nun -| van .. . -vgou uwvvbinn nlwnla l\lllU|-In A very enjoyable evening was spent on `Tuesday last by the mem- bers and their friends of Central Un- ited choir. in the form of a skating party, fo1lo,wed.by a banquet. At the close of the banquet, several mem- bers,9f the" choir and visitors re- sponded to the usual toasts, after which Mr . Carscadden expressed his appreciation of the splendid work of the choir under the leadership of Mr. Barron. ` L IV....-.. TI_.___I, L, 1 0` `- ` -` I\.l'.'JlB 1-111 IDVIIIS remembrance of Leslie Ellsworth Keast.` son of` Mr. and Mrs, ~M. E; Keast of Minesing. .who fell asleep in Jesus, Feb. 10, 1922 Time mow`/`es;o.n and we're `reminded Of a. day our hearts were crushed. 'WhenlGod.took you, oh. so quickly.. And -we all in gloom were thrust. Time may come and bring it changes Fresh with every coming year, , But your memory will be cherished In the hearts that loved you dear. . -Saql3r`-missed by Parents. `i T Sister and Brothers`. g&&iwm&mi&&&m&wg ................ .. \.uu.u_uu -3 uuvuucz auuyo I On Sunday night a mink gotinto Ben Lawrence's henhouse and killed ten hens, one of them a~.Red Giant which he_valued at $10. On its way `out the mink was caught in a trap set b,vnMr. `Lawrence, but `chewed its leg off, leaving most of itvln the trap, and got away, Not long ago another henhouse in the same vicinity was visited, probably by the same animal, and several hens killed. VIM U UUlUlfBu Yesterday's re in Elmvale had a Denson-al interest for W. T. Stewart, . inasmuch that he occupied the Me- Wattrs store for a time `after he was burned out in the re of 1907. Herb. Greenwood also did business in the same block, in the store which later became Pears_on s'butcher shop. nu Quintin`. n:n.LJ. - ----'--'|- ---i 3-- A .verr enjoyable danoe was held .last Friday might in the Oddfellows Temnle bv the Rinky-Dink `Club of Barrie. Much praise is due the mem- bers of the club who conducted it.` The hall was. beautifully decorated with Chinese lanterns, palms and" the club colors. ` ' " 17....-L-...I_--9_ cu} -N 15- - - - W001) FOR SALE by the acre; hand- Vwood, mostly dry. standing. J. W. Gossling. phone 611r6. _` . 4t_tc . WOOD FOR SALE-,-100.box loads-T5 and 16 inch. also 60 cords No. 1 dry hardwood. Apply E. '1`. Emma. phone 867W. ' . 1-GD _...._.._._......_._'..--.-..-""---....._....---_-;--_ U1. |/ll! erica. A _ u. was uuru [U 1088 you, Lucy dear, God, Who knows best, Held out His loving arms and said: .Come [unto Me and rest. ` -Sadly misqed by Father, Mothei`, e V r ` _ Sisters and Brothers- - , -_-_---- _-,.-v-ngvv, guuusa qua, IA -SA nu. --C-a,rd `parties are now .'complete 0 0.'?wi_th -G.G. Smith & Go. s new blue Sanitas tables at 10 each and chairs at 5`c'.WJust phone 82, G._~G. Smith & Co. , ~` v - 6c 4--Nut and egg size coke, $15 ton: Welsh anthracite briquettes, $15.50 ton; Pocahontas and semi-antracite coal, $14.00 ton, delivered in good condition. The Sarjeant, Co., Ltd., phone.88 `o'_r.94. - 6 George 10 -Robinson of Cookstownf who attended Barrie Business Coll-. ege duringgthe `past year,-has, secured I8. nnnitinn in fhn going n-N-Ink -A-l-` J-Ln cg: u|,u.'u1g,ulU pus!) year,-n_a,securea a .pos1t1on 1n the sales o"1ce'of the Plttsburg; Flour Co., Peorla, Ill., one of_ the largest our concerns in Am- nwnn ` ' uurua. one :.uwn_u1erx. ' ` > The Prof-essi_onal_Men-and the C. _N.R. played `ten minutes overtime to "Z tie , 3-3, in :the` Town Hockey League` 11 Tuesday *e\Lening`. 1., --_Qld ime -Oriental dance, Odd- fell6ws Temple, Friday, Feb./-19; Are-' freshments served. _Adi'ni'ssion: gen- tlemen 70,c,.ta:`c.5c;Al_adies 23`, tax 2c. 0..-; ......:-- -..- ..-_. --V up uuu, guuzuuevn DI. ` _ i During th`e"month 01 January there were twent - Vbirths, two marriages andfeleven eat'H`s recorded. in the of- ceo'f the Town Glerk. ' ' Tho 'DunA`;n..uu'-....1 'Il'-_; --_ ,1` A`! l" uuau .89: - l ` ` ` -V-100-=pairs*of-work socks, regularl 35c, now 4 pairs for $1.00`, at Steph-1'] _ens Clothing Store. 6c pl --Remem er Cafeteria A-Tea, Mara` '2,'from 6 to 8, -in basement of Pres- :1 byteriqn Church, Allandale;_- pro"-: gramme following. 7-8c.|] -Watch for the opening on Feb. " 20 of the great popular lady contest, under auspices of Barrie and Allan-M, dale Shoppez{s ,C1ub. \-` * . 6c I -.-Buy _ _Staunto'n s semi-trimmed I 2 wallpaper - 22 in. wide instead of I] old 18 in.` For sale by W. A,- Lowe ye & Son, Elizabeth St. If nm.:..... I-L`---........4.L -5 -r__......,L :- I t I av yon. vnuu, uuuuuuul DUO. w imamgmmwmmmwmwm AMmp_Tn Inuinnr rvuavsanoqcn -0 .. > ;-Get `your valetititlggs W. R.' _ Keenan's. \ 6c 2--Don ,t forget nui'ses'.dance in I. "0.0..-F. Temple, Friday,.Feb.- 12. 6c; -Store. -23 suits, values to`$`40, reduced to, $17.50 `at! Stephens? Clothirg H = c ".---Coming again `to the Baptist Church, the McMaster Band, Feb. 27 and 28; 61:, ----1 nvnmlr ann1n- ...'.....-I_.. 2c per word; minimum 60c. u ;E S4 `V4 .V4 5. .1 ;V. .7. .v. .v. .w. Q-. DOG FOR SALE--Bla.ck cocker svan-` iel. Apply` phone 711. L80 -`_ -Huhand and Family.` vun cu-an llnvlllllli. IJJILLI It comes here to Grand Onjex-`s . .1-iouae! for one _night only, Wdnsday. `Feb. U17, '1_`.l;ez-evvv1_!l bq no `mati_n_ee.. - I ruuuunv I0!` cue outstanding reputa- tion earned by'.'1`hree'*L1ttle Mgids" on its present` tour; ` ` M " . 1'4. ........-.. I.--__ 4. .. - _ - `- W, ..__.., V`. .7--- vuau `adv JJUlllLlllUIln Add to G. P. Huntley and the famous `comedy for which his name is a guar- antee, a remarkable English musical score of twenty-seven numbeys, a. ther- oughly excellent `English singing cast and a superb Achoz"Y1s_.of solo dancers as well as a qcenic production that is as unique "as;-`the .rest 61! f the pla.y's featunes and you have a few of the r_ea.sohsl for the outstanding tion` earned by '.'1`hrea'*] .iH.la 'Il'nh1.i:"- It -i's`dyer fiteen years since he has` played through the Dominion. AAA 4.. IV 1'1 1-1-...._A.I-_- . .. .u.un;uxy1 | - He has been the bright particular , feature of a. score of London successesl a fact, . and halffa dozen Broadway hits. Inv hisv metropolitan " engagements have been so continuous `that he has been able to sandwich in very few road tours. ~ _ TL .l_'_-..... n1.n;_-,,, - A , act by uuuxences. One of the chief reasons for the phenomenal receptions accorded Capt. Plunkett s new.venture has been the world famous reputation for Three Little Maids" celebrated star. thee English comedy artist, G. P. Huntley. uuua 01 us type. I ` When it played at His Majesty's in 'Montreal'cr`it1cs there", were as whole- hearted in their praises as, the public was in its support. The Montreal en- gagement was followed by a tour of the Maritimes to 9. solid series of cap-} acity audiences. nn ni-` 4-kn ..I..|..a ..-__-4.~ n -- u-nu-up I-ll lI-G lVIF\lIJ" Not in the last seven. years, or, in, other words,'not since Capt. Plunkett s' Dumbells Revues commenced their re- cord-breaking tours, has a musical comedy toured the Dominion with such all-round success as has the Daly s Theatre, London, hit, Three Little Maids." Imported by Capt. Plunkett in re- sponse to a general demand through- out Canadafor really first-class musi- cal attractions, it had a triumphant trip across the West and in two cities. broke `all existing. records for attrac- tions of its type. When it nhavna-I at 111.. 1\,f......L-.n.. 3.- V PIGS FOR SALE-3 store pigs. and brood sow, In pig. Phone 382F.- V 60 T Dr. Mercer had with him and show- ed to the audience two Ethiopian manuscripts which were given him by the Patriarch of Abyssinia fteen yearsago. One was the ordination. service of the rst Bishop of Abys- sinia in the time of Athanasius III, about 250 A.D., and the other was a proclamation` issued by Theodore I`, `the third king of A-byssinia. Iuxaut: ur new 1UI'K. - - ......u KI UIIC zusypuau. `1 In conclusion, Dr. Mercer told of a discovery in 1905,-which, if proved genuine, will -prove to be the most priceless work of art in the world. In 1905, Bedouins at `Antioch, `exploring under the ruins of the rst Christian cathedral in the interests of a French `jewelry rm, found `a silver chalice. It was in two parts, the outer very beautifully carvediand the inner part ,9. simple. thin silver cup. At the out- "break of the war the chalice was sent to New York, where one of the great- est experts in Greek art has since been working on it. He has recently reported that'it seems certain `that the outer part is a piece of Greek art of the middle of the rst century AD. and he suggests that the inner piece -may be the Holy Grail-the cup used by our Lord at the Last Supper. A society in Chicago is raising $5,000,000 with which to pur-` chase the chalice to put in their cath- edral and a similar effort is being made in New York.` * 'I\_, If yuan-A) uv.Lvl.C \JlIl.'1.|u .mt K.rcheology, stated Dr.Mercer,' is just in its infancy. Discoveries are `being made in the land of the Hit- tites. For many years it was thought thatthese people were `just a little. tri'be in the north of Syria, but it -is found that they were` one of the great empires of the ancient world, acyoss whose country the Indo-Europeans, from whom the white race is-des_cend- ed, passed. Their script has not yet been de-ciphered, but they 'wrote much in a cuneiform style similar to that used 'by the Egyptians. II `I - n.u....1....:.... n-. - sum: UL HIE COUHUTY Irom 4000 to the coming of Alexander the .Great. Among them were the Bab-I ylonian account of the creationand - the ood, both similar to our own. A I `black obelisk. was found which -was `interesting `because it conrmed some of the contents of the Old Testament. Record is found of `King Jehu. and even a" picture of -him payingtribute to King Shalmanezar. ` at the site of Ur of the Chaldees,`_the city where Abraham was born _;an_`d V where modern astronomy had its 1 birth, and archeologists a1_'e-sti1l.1ay-- ing bare palaces and tem les of kings and deities who lived in` 1' four thou: sand yearsbefore -Christ. ' 'A..`..1.--L-W - Q. I Excavations are nowxbeing made (Continued trom page 5) that purpose from the - Louvre, Dr. _Mercer found that one of them was a Babylonian -`Book of Job. The sub- ject was treated in precisely the same. `way as. in the Hebrew_ book, opening with an - epilogue in rose and the main work in. poetry. bout seventy: ve years__ago, Sir Henry aird, ex- cavating some mounds` and- eaxps of debris in the Tigris-Euphrates valley, ` laid bare in t e palace of one of the` ,'kings of Nin veh the library of a great literary kings--thousands of ;books on shelves. in `baked clay form .telling the details of many aspects of {the life of the country from 4000 'B.C. to nnmina AF A`n\!nv\r`I-- 4-1-A THREE LITTLE Mmns" \I- in 4-Inn Inna` .......--.- _-__ G. P: H'UNTLEY 1...-.. LL- u, -.-_-._.---_-.:_---u ' `--All sizes linol.eum rugs at W. A. Lowe & Son s, Elizabeth -St. tfc 4.|,u umu---nr1cK house at 25` William St;, Allandale. 7 rooms. all-convem lences. possession March`A16. Apply J. E. Morrison, phone 427W. , ' 6-7c `$s? j ' _.__._--..-..__...__.....-..._.._.:_- - I NATHANIEL HUGHES I Afteryan illness or` only afew hours, Nathaniel Hughes died last Friday at - his home, 12 Small St., in his eighty- sixth year. Mr. Hughes was a well- known resident of Baaie for a number of years but went est twenty-two `years ago, returning to'Barrie in 1924. Born. on Yonge St. about eight miles -from Toronto, Mr. Hughes came to Barrie about fifty-three years ago. He conducted a feed store for some years! and later entered `the implement busi- . ness in which he continued for twenty-' five` years. Twenty-two years ago he] went to `Manitoba. where he farmed in` I the Deloraine district until hisretire-| ment a little over a year ago. During ` his earlier residence `in Barrie Mr. * Hughes was a.member and an official of Collier St. Church and also held of- fice in the _West. In 1868 he married Mary Kirkpatrick of West Gwillimbury who died twenty-two years ago. He is survived byitwo daughters, Miss Flor- ence Hughes and Miss Mabel. at home. and one son, Fred Hughes, Goodlands. Man. The funeral took place on Tues- day. afternoon from the home to Cen- tral United `Church Rev. A. J. G. Cars- cadden officiating. Burial was made in larrie Union Cemetery. A cxa were; money ueatn, R. D. Coutts. A. B. Coutts, W. L. Russell, Geo. Coutts and Donald Bonney. luaruuu/u, nev. A. u. Uornett and Rev: S. H.'/ Greenslade officiating, and the body was taken on the evening train to Oshawa, where interment was made on Tuesday afternoon. The paI1-bea.r- ers were: Morley Beath, R. D. }A. Coutts. W. L. Rllnnnll than r*n--`u-- -uw-y_ -au -|n-lvIIr\ LII-r\'ll"l After a long illness, Miss Euphemia Dick Beath died on Saturday morning. Feb. 6, at the home of her nephew, A. B. Coutts. Ross St. Miss Beath was in her 69th year and was a native of East V/Vhitby township. For a number of 5 years she lived with her brother David at Dalston, later with another brother. Thomas, at Winnipeg, and then with her sister, Mrs. Alexander_Coutts of Midhurst. Since June last she had made her- home with her nephew in Barrie and during the greater part of that time was conned to her bed. Of her father's family of four daughters. and five sons but three survive. -viz., Robert of East VV'hitby, William D. of Toronto and James of Vancouver. A funeral service was held at the residence of Mr. Coutts on.Monda_v af- ternoon Rev. A. D. Cornett r IS. H;1Greenslade Offininfincr 0...: n... t \rIIVJ\v\aI-r\lIIJ I Wm. H. Crossland, father of Wm. Crosslagid, druggist, died on Feb. 6. 'at his home in St. Amelie. Manitoba. [aged 81 years. He is survived by his widow, who_is in failing health her-.. self. and six sons and three daugh-1 ters. For many years he carried on a] shoemaking business in Barrie and vie-I inity. In the spring of 1905 he moved with his family to settle on farms in Manitoba, but has lived in retirement for some years with his wife and eld- est daughter, who teaches the school at St. Amelie. Phone 878 ! ! '39nes. mw&&$&wm&m&&% [m$%%$mam&w$&&&' .WM. H. CR`OSSLAND . `III... 71' n4 , , --# __B1sHo1= BROS. `UV FOR RENT - Comfortable, double house, brick, seven rooms. fire place, conveniences. large gardens. central. Phone 1255. 2-713 Nlew Sayer Date; . . Grapefruit 14:I {lid 144 Boiling Beef `Gqod Pot Roast .`, Cxood.Roast .__ . . `Fry : Cocoa, per tin Good. Cooking Figs Gold Soap :1 De Luxe Bartlett Pears, tin - ._._________ _______[______ 24-lb.bag F is_her s` Pastry Flour : I , Fresh Mince Meat, .' V V.` ,TO LET---Brick house at 26 `St, AIla.ndale._ 7 ggomg. _a_ll conven- Avunnn ...A..._-.__ -, :: Choice Fine Cr. Wheat, 4 lbs. I Special Meat Prices? for Saturda; V We !\ave.%a%1arze quantitydf Choice Beef which we are -D'n;I'Ia *1` Qll Q` , m-AJ.a-A2 A. __ , , Ayhnerv Corn, per tin _._.____.____._.__.___.. Aylmer Tomatoes, per tin _._.___.______..______.__ .Quick.Custard Pudding, pkg. . Beekist Honey,` 5-lb,` pail . Ayhner Peas, per tin Quick -Taioca, per 1 _ 1-------.-------:-~ `~30c Libby : Indian Relish, j T0 LE'1`--193 Bayfield St.. nice, cosy. warm house; conveniences. good g`1r- den, low rent. Apply 162 Bayfield St. Phone 928W. . 61) ' lPeanut`B{Itter in toy pails Old ity_$uared Dates, likg. _. 4`-lb. pail Rdpberry-Apple Jagn -:- Excgllence Package Date; ..__._____._._._......_.___' Pure Gold Jelly Powders . 3 for I ' . 14 lbs. Brown "Sugar . .' .. ' - 14 lbs. Cranulnatd gugar . . . . .'. 3 1-lb.-tin Magic Baking Powder . g_:j: Make P:urc.h as.e_l-Iere Where Quality. and Sefvice Count STORE TO LET--Enquire John Saso. lttc V ij PHONE FOR `FOOD _.'. rris THE QUICKEST wzw WE DELIVER` PROMPTLY ___.______.____.____._.___ 1-Jell Jelly Powders . . '. . 3 for I -jj MISS EUPHEMIA BEA-TH rnn 1-\ I.-....... 111 _ . _ _ I I-0 `- OBITUARY HarryBuchanan 3 `P**n5t. % Five Points ' pkg. ..3 lbs. Re ms. ,z...u..?V 7` real v:nLd dioe1fi`e1_;}j`pv: 4 bars for 3 lbs`. In, special 24:: 3 for 15 18 for 25 I GROCER V - FOR SALE--68-ft. frontage by 70-ft. deep lot. `with brick bungalow, on Dalton 8t.; 100-ft. tennis lawn. 150-ft. garden, facing Maple Ave.: all making one nice property. At a. bargain. Mrs. Creswicke, 190 Bayfleld St.` ' 6-8c ' $1;o3 ,. 15 15 1/wl V FOR SALE--7-room brick house, con- veniences, garage. Leaving town, price reasonable, `small down payment ac- cepted, own terms. Apply Wm. Bre- thour, 38 Sanford St. ' 3-8p :; ` 14 25 * 25 "Tel 10 [THURSDAY "WHOLESALE PRICES No. 2 Fall Wheat . . . . . . . . . . $1.30-1.35 Barley . . . . . . . . . . . ; . . . . . . . . . . . . 65-60c Rye . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85-90c Peas . . . . . . . . . . a . . . . . . . . . . . 81.10-31.15 Buckwheat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .`* . . . . . . . 60c Butter, per pound . . . . . . . . . . .. 42-45c Eggs, per, doz. . . . . . . . . . 30-35c Potatoes. per bag, new . . . . . . $2.25-2.50 `T-Bone Roast . . .. Round Steak . . . . . Sirloin a_n1. P9rter- Auill 1-saroer, convicted on Feb. 3 of theft of hay .from Angus Hamilton, was remanded for sent_ence fox! another week, on Monday, to give him further time to make restitution. L nuuuuCAs'1` HOUSE, in good con- dition, for sale. Stiltuble for workman. Cash or on easy terms. Apply at 117' _Cumberland St.. Allandale. Phone 764.1. 2-7p -*-**** .--.-.----r `an-ulin Iu\Jl1-y U-I`-no Last Friday Mayor Craig, Deputy- reeves Byrne and McCuaig and Ald. qWallWin had a conference in Toronto | with A. E. Warren, general manager of [the central region of the C.N.R., with regardto thesituation at Allandale. While nothingdefinite was arrived at, the deputation came away confident that their_ representations would re- ceiv careful consideration and hope- ful that the conference would bring good results. JNTERVIMEWED GEN. MGR., C.N.R. T .9 a4- D..IAni.. 1/r..-.-._ -1-\n-I-\a ' While walking on Elizabeth St. near the corner of Maple Ave.. on VVednes- May, Mrs. S, Black slipped on the icy pav ment and sustained a fracture of the small bone of her right leg near the ankle. She was taken to the hospit- al for treatment. Large Smoked Bloateri . . 3 for : Aunt Dinah Molasses, per tin P. .& G. White Naptha . . 4 bars - : Nice Sweet Oranges, 30c and 40 doz. J. v. BRETT S Washing Soda DUPLEX HOUSE for sale: also. 6- room cottage; workshop on property. Will sell on easy terms or would ex- change for farm. Box 347, Barrie. 6-11p :T: NewVCheese,` per: lb. . . . . Westeln-n `Rolled Oats, 5 lbs. for Nice Large Ciscoes, lb. . . . . . Smoked Herring, per box 6 rolls Toilet Papa:-for . . . . . . Weston : Date Biscuits, lb. - .Lu-ge Nqrthern White Fish, lb. . Sliced Pink Salmon, Tb. Sliced Red Salmon, lb. -: 3 pkgs, Luz, small, for . . . , . . . 32 > _ __ OCj2 ROUGHCAST HOUSE, good Sdlmhle fnr mmq. Choice/Large White Bans, 3 lbs. ` 3 large rolls Toilet Paper for Campbell : Tomato Squp, tin -Feed with your chop to get a balanced ration. Always for sale at Good cooking ma. .. 3 lbs. for Cali fornia. Prunes L?80.Pkz. Lux for . . . . Shredded Wheat . .' . . . . . . 2 for ` Kellogg : `Bran Flakes, pkg. . . . HOG TANKAGE ` FOR SALE~--Corner lot in Oro Station; frame house and barn. gooki orchard and small fruits. splendid water: Ab`- ply F. McM1nn. Oro Station. 5-1nn l 3' lbs. Iciiag Sugar for . . . . . 3`tins Old Dutch for-' . . . . . . . . . 32 Buy Advertised Things. 7, Adam Earber, convicted heft hav from Ancrna I.Iam:1+.... ...~~ . . . V . An uuzanu I. U! LU!` ho-use Steak . 3. . BARRUS MARKETS HIGH GRADE BROKE A LEG ....2lbs.forJ coed. delivered promptly to any part pf town Vuuu smuu (Pulls. splendid W McM1nn, Oro Stgation. . . . . .. oa-uu C ..., 7 lbs. for . . . . . 6U'63C . 23$ 25c .. 25 25c 28 24c run paum-not 29, east side Toronto St.. for information write Caroline R. Edwards,_9119 Quincy Ave., Detroit, Mich. 6c v 25c 10c 18c .___, VH1 SAtJ`.---Nm~th-east pa t f 1 32. con. 7. E833. 70 acres of 1n.:r'l (`I)3hnv?4t: .11. 11.. \Jl'U.\'\~\ and Mrs. A. Mrs. R. McI)o of Toronto we VVCCIXD 'llUIl{`,_\l Friends fro the wedding ' A. Boys, Dr. Mr. and .\ Ir-. Mrs. Gordon . Bird, Miss Hv `Creswicke, M: "II [T (`L , Llalllca Mrs. Lott. 1 dressed in p1- and wore :1 Boys wore :1 `hat to nlatvh. reception Wu. the bride's mr and Mr. and . ---------:------------ EPR SALE--L0t 29, fn'u infnnnn n I-in... vv . U. Barrie. T|lI __, St. Thom: the scene ( wedding on when Kathe: Mrs. Lett am married to J "Mr. and My-4 The bride. \ her broth(-1", was Charmin georgettc, wi with white \ lilies of the ' bridesmaid \ Crea, who w ette and hat match and (-:1 `The ,Q`I`(mm `. 'Cresv.'ick(> an W. Little The annu Old Girls Friday nigh 55 VVel1es1<-_ fty guests good, prim-i ed, with U. Palling. Mi ing dress ()1 a bouquvt Barrie 'whu Flora F`o:1t}n Bell, Miss A Cres\.vic-kc During the presented w of roses by Nu-Jell Jj all av FR.Y. _5 C4 CoodQu Paper . `BU VV CIA. Miss M. her home i a week wit} Luau, .Lua.1_y Mrs. Bru Monday, (`L L.........J.`. ..,, | .uLuuua_\, \ L transferred that city u: 'Y\1- , For price:{ uuurmw HUUM with board. comfort- able. all conveniences, reasonable. Phone 499W. * M _ -. 6c ---- Chain MPS. {U1 JeanvMurrz: remainder { r{".iI'"}si' Saturday 21 weeks at h tov;/e.11. , ll SERVICE ~- vvln W -1\;I'1:s. F. . returned h `weeks in T ` 16133;` 51}. "Toronto at" a few week '91 VII. Wm. M0 and Quebe "iness trip. K3 VII 1.1. 21. Ink week to at tlon. `I7, II Miss Lu days in P9 Miss Me `spent the x v~ - vn an u-:--North-east part of lot 82, 7, Essa. 70 acres or land. Phone 609m, Barrie, R.R. 2. 6-7.1) V 35% .' 12-W91 DRY Pl-11011 154 ----.2-u------.-:------.1--.. DOUBLE ROOM with board. comtorf. able. all cnnvaniannns : mm an....m.. , . T0 LE'I`--Two' rooms with conven-' iences. Apply 15 Elizabeth St. 6cl i ' TT- FOWL WAN'1`ED--.- Phone "384 or writ e `H. pevit, box Highest pces paid. 542. 1_Rn ' ....2 WANTED TO RENT by March 1st. modern cottage, central. commercial man and wife, no children. Apply 19 Worsley St. or Box 1098. , Q 2-7p. n if" `V -- FALSE TEETH wante`d:also bridge work discarded . am: nnnditinn hhrhnul-. rnupm 1.'mxu1`n wante`a:`a1ao bridge discarded , any condition, highest- prlces.` Mail L. Baker. 266 Crawford St., Toronto. Ont. ` 49-8p -- VE POULTRY WANTED-Hitzheist Ices paid. Phone mornings or even- ings` to telephone 322 or wrlfe to 142; Bradford St. 1-v6 DOMESTIC WORK WANTED: Rood` cook, fond of cgxtlidren. Phone 270. 61) j W'AN'I.`ED--F`..all and Spring rye. Spring rye must be fit for seed. Brogvn & C0,. Barrie. ` . ' 6c -1 WANTED-.-A pap`. ot"boy s skates and boots. size 1 or 2. Phone 724.}. -. 6c - TRAINING SCHOOL FQR NURSES. of thirty-i. ive.bed hospita.i._in_ County Town, in affiliation with Toronto Hos- pitais, offers to voting women desirous . of becoming fully qualified nurses. a three-year-courge of general training. Course at study `covers that prescribed by the Nurses` Regulation Act oi. the Province of. Ontario. For further `in- formation apply to Box "D". Examiner Office. -. -, . w 6c J DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE for Barrie and vlclnity to represent the Security Llte Insurance Co. of Canada. A goodcontract will be made to the right party. Experience preferred but not essential. Apply glvlng tun par- tlculars to Supt. of Agencies, Security Llte Insurance co.. 2 Toronto 8t., Tor- onto. R-Q1-taint` OIICO. EDUCATED; REFINED LADY fora- sreeable work. `it home.- Must have pleasant. clear [voice at phone. No selling or canvassing. Very attractive otter for temporary services. Box K" Examiner Ottice. , . . =69 MIDDLE-AGED" WOMAN WANTED as companion housekeeper. Phone 761._. One can: a word.` can. oq.on_lnIor-, don (minimum charge. 250): lulu- urtlonp tor the price at tour.- 10 cents extra when /charged; also _ to coat: extra when replies are directed to Examiner Ottlco. ` V ' 7 H DOUG WU _ local` and= Live Stock Foe -Property,To Let` Rooms {and Bond- _Wobd Property For Sale Help Wnntegl iwanted = Ml-_-C2.00 a you- no. a young nuns nd some heifers, :3.;'. '...': .?...:"`:' =v1.u;s'L'1UlANB I0!` 88.18. I of serviceable age: and s rpststoredz 9.130 3 ugh, cows. well-bred, years: old. ply 629, 48. east side wrlfn nmnllnn D us. Lraan. Bell.` Phozig 8-7,1) 'llIvUna 6-7n nu... `rur- .6_,-8cstw` 1`. AP 5-10D rvnnn S Oil. i 1-6c .~ shown, in the death- . the many friends and neighbors-`tor ` theislol v x ._ A \. I`. . -. ..`.'f `' --""9-`-""`( Mr. and Mrs. Fred nuott wish. to thank their neighbors for kindness and assists. ce when their son was hurt on Fri ._a'.y at the `school. 6c h I wish to thank. my many friends and neighbors for :kindness and. sympathy shown me in my recent sad. berea.y;e- ment in the death of my husband. (in . .Mrs. Margaret Richardson W. G. Cadby wishes -to thank all the friends and neighbors and also the sol- rdier pail-bearers for their kindness otx his`-daughter. -Mrs. Albert Welch. . _. -Ag] so i Mr. and Mrs. .' Walter Clarke. Cod-A rington St.. desire to sincerely thank _ _ _ `given, during _.th`e_reoe_nt _sici:_-: negro: V rs...clarke, who is now wneilyon. ~.`.g/hg`V.Vw`y... tg 1-goof,-spy. .:.'1.,. . ..',1_ '::6p: " - 1 I 2c,per' ~ . __ ._ . .. .._[ , ELLIS-_--In Orlllia, Wednesday, Feb. 10, 1926, Mrs..Isaac Ellis (formerly Eliza Ann Adams of Allanda.le).; In- terment in Barrie Union Cemetery. SHORTHORNS -for sale. 2 young buns ` """` `W ; $32.51. 3'?me_he1fers. Inga-InLA_- J. ..I_- A m&w$w&&%&wa CARDS OF. . >11 >14 DEVLIN-In the R. V; Hospital; Bar-. rie, Monday; Fl`)e}). 8,.1926-, to Mr. and 1 CV Mrs. Simon lin. Uptergrovg, a daughter. '. - ` V McGINNIS--At Phelpstbn, Saturday." Jan. 16, 1926, to_ Mr. and Mrs. Jas. P. McG1nnis.;a snn (pm... ,1.-......m 501., prove in~dressmak1ng.' After bruary 8. regular classes 1 to 5` n. . Morn- ings by appointment. Rates-reasonable. gs. L. Ha.me1,- 87 Brook .St., p6h1ir11e` . \ 7 - c OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN,;nd im-H EARLY HATCHED PULLETS and broilers are money makers. -Space for Custom Hatching being booked, ar- range yours `at once. Quallty,.Ch1ck gtatchery, Barrie. H. F, Morren._Phoje FOR PAINTING.` paper hangig anal general house decorating phone A. Berry, 539_W, 21 Gowan St., Allandale. \ . 6-11!). I . I V `V IF YOU HAVE LUMBER to saw bring it to Logan's Mill, 6th line of Vespra. Phone 606115. _T . sol ~ paper hanging decorating inhnng MR. MARGUERITE TURNER. grad-I uate in massage, 17 yearfexperlence. 14 Small St. ` 1-6!) __:.:_._._.______..'____._______ j HEIFERS-- 2~ megistered Shorthorn heifers for sale. from good sire and prize`w inners at tall fairs. Also White Wyandotte cockerels. 1st prle at three fairs. Geo`. Crawford & Son. Oro Sta- tion . I .5.-7c . ` I,-` `1 - "- It - I II. _' T > FIREWOOD CUT V with sawing- chine. B. Brock. -147 Ownn m 1: 1.` uuuvvuuu t_;U'.1' with sawin Brock, -147 Owen St. No. 444W. .- ' - _ ' FARM FOR, SALE-Lot 9. HCPPS (!`}'|V Inhrn u-And khan [ FURS ALTERED and -repaired. I-Iurlburt's `Shoe Store. `Miss M. Arthur. 4 FoR,sAL1i-Lot. con. 13. -.50 acres clay loam, good barn and ouse and lots of water; 3 miles sou h of Barrie. Benj. Thompson. A_llanda.le.~ RR. 2. `V 6-11p ' FOR SALE--20 acre fruit and noui. try farm, close to town, good rich soil, choice buildings. For particulars apply Examiner Office. .5-6n Jan. 16, to_1i Mc(}1nnis,4a son , FOUND, a sum of money. `Owner may have same on proving ownership and paying for advertisement. Apply at Examiner Office. . 6c *- MADE. IN CANADA. Sawyer-Masseye road graders. drags, scrapers, stone. crushers. bins, steam rollers, scarltiers, spreader wagons, dump wagons. water sprinklers, oil distributors. gas and steam trac_tors._ threshers, clover at- tachments, saw rnilIs.VPersona1 c_all or catalog'ues.on request. W. W. Badgley. travelling representative, Box 1093, Barrie, Ontario.` 2-10p , . `SEDAN FOR .SALE---A brand new` M Ford . Tudor sedan. Made in Detroit.- Canadian duty paid. Much `better. in many ways than those made in Can- ada. Fitted" with 5 full balloon `tires. also speedometer. New style of course. Fully-guaranteed. Will sacrifice. Apnly' to Thos. Westcott. 138 Mary St., Barrie. _ HEREFORDS FOR SALE-'1`wo bull calves `for sale. pure-bred. I-Ieretords. one 9 Q1onths',0ld and one 16 months old. A.p`)ly to A. W. `Orrock. Thorr:;to7n. . - n PI-IONOGRAPHS FOR SALE+-1 Son- ora phqnograph with 50 recor,d_`s,`t worth $275.00. will sacrifice for $125.00!` also 1 Victor phonograph. worth%$145.00, a snap for $70.00. Act quick. The Barrie ilztbdio and Electric Co. Limited. Phore . . . ' ' c ` ' FOR SALE--Several - sets, of sleighs. both light and heavy. new, also one set seTc_ond-hand light delivery sleighs, cheap. Paddison's blacksmith shop, Al- landale. _ ' 5-121) - ONE _ UCKEYE INCUB-A'1`_0R.`Stand. ard 0. '2, for sale. also 1000' coal-oil broader. Apply to G. M..Sharpe, lotV11~, con. 5, "lgnisfll. Thornton RR. 1` 6p FOR SALE--15 VLag11ea' ..a._nd Midas Winter Cloth Coatsfvalued ur8.to,$37.'5.0A Uto clar at $12.50-. -Sizes 16, Simmons & C0,, The Coat. Store._ '6c ,1 , and '20. L j TIMBER FOR SALE-s1tuated on west half lot 27. con. 9. towmzhln nf m..- FOR SALE-1`PerfectS" bicycle. real snap at, $24. pra.ct1cally_ -new and is guaranteed` In every way. Fred Mor- ran, 70 Collier `St. at meal timep. 6c ~ :.uv.I.~D.I:4`n Jrun. uAur.'-s1;uated west halt 27, con. 9, township of Essa... Will sellin whole or in part. Apply .1 . T. Arnold,.Guelph. 2- ` > PERSON WANTING SUPPLIES for Melotte separators, -call on D. C. Howard,*'24 Mulcaster S_t.,_ Barrie. ">6,-`Sc : ` BARN FOR /-SALE-30x50: 16-toot posts. Apply L. Cameron lot 2, con. 1. Flos. (Townune) Phelps on.P.O_. -6p _ ' FOR SALE--F - . ` (Xg'pl'earNoel1? -`f& $u2,`f `DI...-.... nnA :4I___ __