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No'ncLj.'ro cguanrrdnsl AI: 41: :1; The unders1gr-1ed has received in- ` at:-uctlon`s from vvuluu .1. nave IUVBQ 10118 511106 am: lost awhile. -Lov1ng`1y remembered by sister, 3b Flo, Frank, Harold and Bid. W-EIJC'H-4I~n lovingmemory of my dear sister, "Ruth, who died Jan. 21. 1926; also my dear nephew. .Aibert, who died Dec. 15, 1923. And with the morn t-hose angel tac- es smile Which I have loved long since and lost n.wr`hiIn-, WELCI-I-In loving memory or our dear daughter. `Ruth Welch. who departed this life Jan. 21. 1926. We do not mourn you, daughter, dear. ' We know you are at rest. Also our dear grandson, Albert . Welch. _who died, Dec. 16, 1923. 3p ~ -JFrom Dad and Mother also CBrot'hez-,. Rochester, New York LO'GAN-In loving memory. of my dear wife, Grace Logan, who passed away Jan. 31. 1928. She has gone but not" forgotten, Years can never ease the pain In -the hearts of those who loved haw, ux um uvarw UL H1056 W110 IOVGG I her, Till the day we meet again. 3;) -Sadly missed by Husband and Family nuu vnn--Ln uuvzng memory 0! our dear son, Allan, who died. Jan. 25, 1924. . Four years have passed, Allan. since -God called you away. You did not even wai-t ' To say ~goo'd-bye, Just slipped away. Every y we miss you, on fa._1s the silent tear, But soon we will meet you, too, In that home beyond, clear. 0.. .'n\..a.L-.. \:.;.1.... ...s An - I-IUSE-In loving memory of our dear Edith. who passed away , Jan. 2-5, 1926. .- Lay thou thy head upon thy Se.- v1our's breast. We loved `thee much, but Jesus lov- ed. you best. 3b -Sadly missed by Family, Edgewater, Fla. I-IO0V'ER---In moving memory or our dear son. Allan. whn dim! Jan` 2: : TWO COLTS rising` one-year-old and -Clyde mare, seven years old for sale. Harry Webb. lot 9, con. 4, In- nisfll. Phone Cookstown. 8-4p -.. ...v-v "Va-v Ivy; vuu, uvouo I 3;) --Father, Mother and Sisters.` Mrs. Gilbert Love and family de- sire -to thank their many friends for kindness, also floral tributes. in their recent bereavement. 8p. Mrs. Lott -Webb and family de- sire to acknowledge with sincere ap- preciation _the great kindness and sympathy shown in their recent sad bereavement. 8b Acting Chief at Police Case and Constable Rayner desire to thank the business men of the main street for their many kind remembrances received during the Yuletide sea- son. - 8: T RX? flnnullna and Onwnllu --Ink uu. ax J. `W. Gossling and family wish to thank their many friends and relwtives for their many kindness- es -and sympathy shown during their recent berea.vement. `WXTA nrnno lfvnnu nun-bun-A -an--I. Lul I-HUI!` FUUUHL uenmvement. "We wept: 'twa.s nature wept. but faith can pierce beyond the gloom of death. Sb na.uu-ran.--.r:.`yuJuJ.iV -,- At St. Ail- drew's Manse on Saturday. Jan. 14. by Rev. J. `S. shortt. M.A., Mabel Marlon Hudgin, to William `Edward Bil-ggar. both of Barrie. DYMJENFI`--4W'ILIJIA`MS-In Toron- to. on Wednesday. Jan. 18. 1928. .by Rev. Trevor Davies. D. D.. Si- mon Dyment of `Barrie, to Jessie L.. younger daughter or the late William and Margaret M. Wil- liams of Colli-ngwood. T CO'U~L'1`ER-At the RV. Hospital. -Barrie. Thursday, Jan. 12,1929, to Mr. and Mrs. '1`. R. Coulter, High St.. a son. _ _ T IJIT'DLE-At the RV. Hospital,- Barrie. Saturday, Jan. 14. 1928, to Dr. and "Mrs. W. 0. Little. Maple Ave.. 3. son. . - SM`l 1`H-On Saturday, Jan. 14, 1 28. to Mr. and Mrs. -`Wm. Smith. C ro- llne St.. a. daughter. . '1`!-I-OMPBON-don Wednesday, Jan. 11. 1928. to Mr.` and -Mrs. Geo. Thnmnnnn *`hn1afnn. a any: `IX? 13IoGmR-4ri';}$'G`fN'-.- At St. An- drew : Manna n-n Hahn-(lav Jan n-%$nA&Q` 3 FARM STOCK G. |MPLE_MAEN'l'8 u.. Luau. M) nu`. Aurnu. -9l.I.l'I- U90 Thompson. `Dalston, .a. son. ME .l`0A:LF-At Orlllia. `Memorial I-Ioipitali. Jan. '18. 1928. to Mr. and Mrs. Melville G. Metcalt, a. son. . SAI`NT--In Bradford. Jan. 8. 1928. to Mr. and Mrs. Richar Slen, auzh r, i (nee Lottie Bone) a. (Joam Evelyn). A 883$!-lEJJ.V`.l'lr U {SB 1' 3 II.-lloVL`1H.\I'lV 1}, A-5b Solicitors for rtho Exeoutorl COCKEREIJS F-OR SAME -- Three White Plymouth 'Rock `Cockerels. with excellent egg records. Harry F. Mon-en, 8 North St., Barrie. Phone 8871 ' A3-4p` to sell Ly public guction ZIIFEXICI Uh`. 731 iv Eva: V; .lIIIllII\l uuuucvub TUESDAY, JAN. 24 n .'n"Au!'n_a-o__1vIn!Irn' Yunnan: Kb Lot 17, Con. 6, Eu. (Inn on!` Jun nn3\TCn aunbh-nu _1_\UC'l`ION _SALl:`. I ntant A II -n -nn`- CARDS OF THANKS IN Mmomglyii III- E . A. =Maco1~rx1_=nr, Aust. Tl-ll again: EXAMINER y-.:.:--- FOR SALE IN BARRIE-Brick house. nearly new, 6 rooms and bath (3 piece) sun room, balcony, two vemndahs gnrmze, garden, drive on both sides of house, well fenced. value $3.000. Good reduction for cash. Wouid exchange for house or land for part value in village or aountry. Au conveniences and cen- tral. Can or write Examiner Ot- ca. 1-5D _. IJJI. IIUULIIIC BU BIIVUU Clio The Barrie Radio - and" ' Electric Co.'a wonderful Radiola .1`? turned in the following list of - distant station on Thursday; Jan. 12: KFI, Lose Angelee, Cal.; KPO, San- '.F1-ahciseo, Cal.; , K~0M0w'Seattle,. Willie; KHQ, Spokane, aah. C NRV, Vancouver, B. C.; W , I-Iopldn`sville,V Ken... and many others.` Can you `beat it? 8b UWUUH IIILHXHIGIB HI! '09- AIIIVIKIIUVV D Y.P.S. was held in ' . Andrew's, Monday evening. S . Andrew's was representeci `by Dr. Martin `and iss Marion Ross, while the Allandale speakers were Miss Lil- lian ~Kearns and Miss ' Esther Thomson. The subject was That `the Young Men and Women of Today are Inferior in Character and Ideals to ..Those of Thirty Years Ago." St. Andrew's, speak- ing 01: the affirmativeywon. The judges were .H. J`. Heath, A. S. `Morrow and Gordon Longman. Refreshments were -served at close. . A ..-.. -1.-- 13.1.1. -1 1-..-.. {SUI VV ll.`-I \IC|u UH Mon., Tues., Wed. Here's 9. recoz-oi"!-or you `radio DX hounds to shoot at. UB1-A D-n-.8- B-11- -...I""I_.L_8- .___.___% Mrs. Carrie A. Biron da~.cha.lz-man of the Nebraska. board of control. In charge "of the state : charitable and penal institutions. -_-A non-stop flight of fancy that has society up in the air and hands a wistful little waitress more our-prises than her lunch wagon hash! `Colleen Moore in Her Wild Oat." Capitol Theatie, Man Ti! A: Tall W33 U'L'VCl-I HI: DHU Clllvo An inter-society debate be- tween Allandale and `St. Andrew : Yf G` ....... 13.1.! 2;. `Q5 A..J..-... ~ VVIIEKID, IIUUUIXIU, C Uliue he Women's Institute held a successful card party in the East- ern Star rooms. Friday evening, January 13. The prize winners were: lady s, first -prize, _Miss O'Connor; `second prize, Mrs. Florence `Pratt; consolation, Mrs. .1`. Case. Gentlemen. rst prize, J. ` Case; secon prize, Mr. James; consolation, Jos. Cavanagh. Lunch was seryed at the close.` ._a.-.. ---:-J... .l-`I.-J.- 1.- ' Jen's, Monday morning. . j --You ll know why the critics. ` voted -Colleen the` most popular star. in pictures after you've seen Colleen Moore in Her Wild Oat. Capitol _Theatre, Mon., Tues., --Forced to Move sale at Douglas Drug Store, now on. See our list of bargains in last week's Examiner. 'Save the advertise- ment for future reference. -Sale continues till we move, about Feb. 15 1928. . 3b The Tankard games, scheduled for last Tuesday in Barrie, were postponed owing to lack of ice. They will be played at the first favorable opportunity, not to in- terfere, however, with the Dis- trict Cup games, slated for next Tuesday. Q n`IAuv:na Inna` nnnn nnv| AID- J. uvauay 0 The following local men sent ex- hibits tothe poultry show at Mad- ison Square. Garden, New York, this week: A. F. A. Malcomson, 9 Magpie Pigeons; W. H. Tooth, silver speckled Hamburgs, cock, hen, cockerel and pallet; W. E. Wright, I-Ioudana, 2 birds. "Finn 1X7n1v-Inn : Tani-H-n+n `IA`t` A HOUSE FOR SALE - 7-roomed frame house, warm, well built. on stone foundation: furnished or un- furnlshod: large lot, flowing well: suitable for fowl and small fruits and vegetables; situated on main road between Lefroy and Belle Ewart. Must be sold to wind up estate. Apply Jas. H. Milne, Lefroy. l out. 1-3:) Ull IV` UIUGBUUK D In Pleading guilty to reckless driv- ing-on Dunlap ;St., Alvin Han/mer, was ned $25 and costs and had his operator's license suspended for one month by Magistrate Je s, Monday morning. __`7AI-|" bnnuv .up1vuv I-`an nu-{nu IIIUHE W \JUe LIIU UUGII BUUKUI DU --For the best in Radios, see the Barrie Radio and Electric Co. C.G.E. Radiolas and Federal Or- thoronic receiving sets. Batteries charged, 50c. 3b -Bridge, Euchre and Dance in aid of Victorian Order of Nurses, Barrie, Thursday, Feb- 2, in L0. O.F. Hall. Those wishing to make up tables, telephone 462, or 683W. 3-41: The Band Committee is staging something special at the" Capitol Feb". 2, 3, 4. The big attraction is The -Covered Wagon, possibly the most ta'lked~of picture ever scrgened. 1')._.-_; I'R__-I-_. _ _.-_..-1_-__ -1! IHUUUGDLUII Ill {U031-'UUl'Uo The Indigent Committee of the Town Council this year has ad- opted the practice of purchasing wood in advance and storing it in the'rear of the municipal -building on Mulcaster St. 131-.-.13.... ....HJ.-. L- ....1.1_... 3.3.. E. Bruce Fowler, 9. member of the. Bank of Toronto staff in Bar- rie some years ago, `has been re- elected chairman of the Board of Education in Peterboro. IBL- 'I ...13..-..A. l'1-..-..-:LA.-- -1 LL- The Board 61 Trade is putting on a big carnival on Feb. 6. Il'__!-, ~___,I 1. ,A-,o __;A---. .1 .1. m`l5arrie s V ninth annual Bons-pie] is announced for Jan. 80-31 and Feb. 1. The sum of $325 is -`being given in prizes, with 36 individ- ual events. ` -- IR.-- I3..-.l -...I" la... .l...!......-.1 UNI U Vlllao ' -Fur-lined and fur-trimmed gloves at reduced prices--Sim- mons & Co. The coat store. 31) E`... LL- .|.-..A. .1... I3-J.'-_ ..-- '3 LOCAL NEWS `l *- GU IMIUII 5513 I559 VQGUIII-`Jule -Snappy new Brock and Bilt- more hats, just arrived. Simmons & Co., men?s hattera. _ -81: Taking advantage` of the mild weather the municipal snowplows have `been sent to the blacksmith shop for repairs. __ _vunnmI1N- ngandnu 0 `Am 0:1: EMU`) LUI` KUFGIFGO --Grapefrui_t, regular 3 for 25, week-end special 6 for 25; cran- berries 20c quart. Cancilla s Fruit store. 13.... ---.... 1.... -_-L ..-._ ONE DUPLEX HOUSE, also cot- tage for sale. or would exchange for farm property. Apply to Box 347 or phone `.295. 52-4p RIUIU DUUKUI --Buy- your fur coat now. Prices that make it wise to in- vest in a fur coat. `Simmons & Co. The coat store. 3b. Maurice Gaviller, one of the best-, knownland surveyors in the county, died in Collingwood this morning, aged 86 years. __`)n nuwnva nn3eu:na non` nun- IIIUIIIIIIS ECU: UV JVGI'5e 9 I -20 children's, misses and wo- men's cloth coats on sale at half price. Simmons & Co. `The coat store. ` 3b `The Johnson Club" enter- tained about twelve of their lady friends to a social evening in the isoldiers Club quarters last even- ngi , nnum3n n n3nJ-`H nun:-Ia` nnnanh-H -__ - -cu: v-w-..IvUI. van -w-- --Men s.`and boys winter cloth cape, $1.00. Simmons & Co., hats and caps. T g. _ 3b -.-Special Iceberg head lettuce 10 each; Pineapple Florida -or- enges" 2 doz. for 35. Cancilla s Fruit Store. rm... n7.........9- A .-..:1:-'.... -3 E1`1'euV'a";.rnanfs T Auxiiiarv of Trinity church netted over $85.00 at their sale last `Saturday. :I|nnvnr nan: nunnlr nun` 'DI-_ A RADIO RECORD -uucwuv u u "I? I $3 c.-E"i~?1xon, 138 Mary St., who for the past seven years has been county representative of the Land Settlement Branch of the Depart-` ment of Immigration (formeriysoio die;-'s Settlement Board), -has been promoted to the` position ot District Superintendent at Toronto, to which city he and Mrs. Nixon and family will shortly move. No appointment has yet been made to the local vacancy. . p Examiner adlets are great sales- tnen. and they work tor little pay. snap: MORE INFHMATION on THE uva s'roc1< POOL UUULB. < The feeling of the meeting was to wait tor further information from a. provincial meeting, representative of nearly all counties, which is be- ing held in Toronto next '1'uesd;a.y, and to which a. dalnsz-ate in hnlnov TO L}'s}'I`--7-roamed brick house. 205 Bmdford St. All conveniences including gas. Immediate posses- Blnn. Phone 29. 44tI.'b The` death of E5. Dominick Lof-l tus on the 15th inst.. has removed another old and respected pioneer from Flos at the ripe age of 88 years. Mrs. Loftus with her husban-d settled here many years ago, long before the present Phelpston was in existence -and before the railroad was through, settling on 8rd conces- sion about a mile south of the vil- lage. `They fought their way through the hardships of those pioneer days and succeeded in raising a large family of boys and girls. Mrs. Lof- tus of late years had been residing with her son. Joseph. Not very long ago she had failed somewhat in health and so, at her advanced age, her death -was not-a surprise to her friends and relatives. The funeral ;was held. on the following Satur- day to the RJC. cemetery where a large number of relatives and friends were present to show their last respects. Mrs. Loftus was a good citizen, had a host of `friends during her sojourn here and will be missed by many. The remaining family. all of whom have families of their own, have the full sympathy of all in this community. About fifty farmers from all parts of Simcoe County met in the Police Court Chambers, Barrie, last Friday. to hear the principles of a Live Stock Pool outlined `by Mr. Amos of the U.F.O. The idea. is to have farmers sign contr class for stated periods to ship pra -ically all live- stock through this channel, but the system ' differs In that only one payment is made and than`. at the time or shipment. instead or pay- ments being spread over-as in the gas: or wheat and other farm pro- -uc s. FRI-A Onnilunn .0 LI... _._.\L.l__. :-.-_ L- LII-18 5055011. _ Taking into consideration the time or year `and one would natural- ly think the bear would be com- fortably housed in his winter's den, but such strange freaks are read and heard about this winter, owing no doubt to the exceptionally open season, that one is open te believe almost `anything. At any rate a` large bear was chased for nearly an entire day recently but owing to early nightfall the chase had to be abandoned while the following day the tracks had melted away. Probably he will be seen again. shortly. . TEA I .5: Mn. H I AI|n 00 U!`-`E15663 111 H. LBW HUUFS. Previous to the last mild spell, the boys had succeeded in produc- ing an excellent bottom for the skating rink, but the mild days that followed completely ruined the re- sults of all this work. Now that the boys are working at other steady labor it is a. question if the rink will receive any further attention this season. mnlglnn 0-4.- --..-a.:-....u.... 4.1.`- a. guuusy uuxuuel`. Mrs. -Fred Vansickie, who has been compelled to remain indoors with the measles. is again able to be out, and she appreciates the~ kindness of the neighbors very much during her stay in. Alex. Tarrant,` who has been working for some time in. Toronto, was home for -a short visit recently, after which he departed for Sudbur where he has secured" a position with a lumbering company. Tf 1: rnnllv fnrmv. im an Tm-A-ma Lu. LU UUVK DUB WHIEGI` l'0aClS. Taking into consideration the many remarks overheard lately one would presume that a great many are in favor of having "lights placed at the station here. Whether `the railway company are of the same opinion we cannot vouch, but we certainly expect they will feel that way mighty soon. '1' HIIFDIVY Inna Hana A nAAueICn- unclu- way uuguty SUCH. It surely has been a peculiar win- ter up to date with such a varia- tion of weather conditions._0n Sat- urday last the temperature regis- tered 38 wlth 9. good fall of snow from the east, followed on Sunday morning -with north winds, clear. and the mercury at zero-a. drop of 38 degrees in a few hours. FD!-Aulnna On lvhn loan 9\\{1H gm.-.11 & I5! II!!! ltIlIl!t\|I .v. PHELPSTON - 3 >14 . T -xc &m&&&&&&xww&ww& wuu u. suuxucnug company. It Is really funny to see Jerome Shanahan, ~ga.ra.geman, skooting around in his lately constructed machine which goes by the name of "snowmobile." It has two run- ners In the front and by all appear- ances will prove an excellent out- fit to buck the winter roads. 'I`aI.rIna {-nbn Anna}.-`Anal-Inn than ._._.___.__.___....___._..___.. BOARJDER `WANTVED, comfort- able room. all conveniences, at 201 Elizabeth St. Phone 1148.1. 3tfb Miss Pat. `Hayes ivafa. vasitor In Barrie last `week. Than QWKTAIII man`). A luunlngnn n`I\ LUFIIUU LFUIII Vllllg In '.l.'0l'UIlLU. Miss Norma Coughlin has return- ed to Toronto to resume her` studies. `In: IV`-Ina \l ml'1lnn!s A0 Quintin N151. WUUK. On Monday Mrs. for Toronto where short time. Fnnnnh; '10: In I. ptcueu-L. . Winners at last -week's weekly card party were Miss-Grjbbon and Vincent -Kenny. - Mr and .Nh-1: l`nv-wanna \'1\TnH1 151115 Ill J.U1" Several c and straw v last week: a clover seed. `7`nnAn T} a.uU\(e zero. John Hayes of the Phelpston House has secured a. position in Toronto and left last week to ac- cept same. John -will be missed by a. goodly number. `Kn: ITFVIAII `Tonal.-|b1 wvkn Juan DEITIU H135 ween. _ Thou. O'Neill made a business my to Midland last week. .. ` `K134: Tania l`|nnn:-nan IA 1r{n*IflI'|a LU auuxauu lvl WHUIL Miss Jqsle '(.`:onnora' 15 visitinz with Mrs. Jae. McGinn1a. L MI` and `II:-a VF f\ \TnI`lI hang sun- WILII U-LIB. 113.3. Jll.C\3lH.Illo Mr. and `Mrs. T. O'Neill have re-_ turned from visiting in Toronto. Minn Norma !",nna-hlin hon rnhlrn. cu LU L'Ul`UI1(O L0 FBSUIIIB Z18! Stuuusu. Mra.4Cha.s. McGlnn1s o!."Ba.rr1e was with relatives in the village last week. A... 1:.-...A.... 1:..- -n n.}..1.1-.. 1-01- WANTED, chickens and hens, dress- ed, at -the market next Saturday; also Saturday, Jan. 28. Top prices paid. T.ABlz1ln. 3p BHUFI: LHXIB. Francis I-I:-11115 engaged, with Fitzgerald Bros. at Mt. St. Louis at present. TIMI-unnv-u 4:} Ian! wank : unanlrlv V IIIUUIII. -1861111]. `- Mr. and Mrs. Terrance O'Neill have been enjoying some days via- iting in Toronto. ' Qnvnnnl nan-inn.-In A0 1ua`l4uI -haw Vincent Kenny has a wood-cut- ting outfit consisting of 9. 5 h.p. gas engine and new buzz saw. Dnnln nun vivnvurinvdncul mnku .sn UIUVUIC BUB: ' I Vlllll `Gilli IIUVV UUZZ suw. People are wondering -why -so many aeroplanes were sailing back and forth during `last week. than n? Mn and Mn: Tan `M .-ur1{n_ USU LL10 uuuu. LU!` HUII18 Clle yen. Sunday night `the mercury drop- ped to 6 below zero while on Mon- day the weather clouded again with an east wind and the mercury aborve zero". Tnhn lacuna A0 LL- 15I...1....6--n auu `LUKLII M11115 AIEBL ween. 'One of Mr. and Mrs. Ja-s. McG1n- nls children gave one -hand a bad gash with a. butcher lmite\1ast week. 5 .nI..n. ...1.... 1--. _--u- 1.-`_1 1.1- WUUa S. ~Platt, who last week had his left hand badly injured, is able to be around. but will be unable to use the hand for some time yet. Qundnv ninrhf fhn rnay-nan-v Av-nv\.. LOCAL MAN Pa3M6TEn 'I If \n.l_-_ `All up- held In Toronto Tuesday, to which a. delegate is being L:l"'|.1o Late Mrs. D. Loftus .- .n__;- .1 -o,,, WANTED TO BUY a seven- room- ed house, detached, with lawn and garden. cent)`.-T1ll_v located. State ~ street and number and price. Strict- l_v oonfi Addvess |Box K." Exa,m`ino1* Office. 31) J1'Ul.lLUo ca:-loads of baled hay were shrpped tnom here `also a. large `shipment of D. Buckley left she will visit 9. .._-.--rs-u-no ya u Friends from a. distance who lt- tended the funeral were, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pukey of Stayner. `Chas. Pilkey o1 Toronto, Mrs. `Arthur Johnson of Toronto, Mr. and M11. Victor Tracy of Oriole station and Benjamin 'Ifracy of Minesing. nn ' Mrs. Chas. Hartley `holds the most responsible financial position at- tained by an English woman, being 5 director of the Belazravlm 'rm.+ ...... ........ .z..~..vvu 5-u:.uuI.:uuuI'e!l. ~'r1_:e'1 uneral was held'on Decem- her 31st from his late residence. The service was conducted at the house by Rev. M1-.ABuck`-berrough of Stayner, Mr. Tracy leading In pray- er. Interment was made in stayner cemetery, six or hlssons acting as pallbearers. .`_l-._J.. A - uuneu ny an wnguah a. Belgravla Trust Company of London. us. vv uuupug, uunn OI NOW ILOWGH` Mrs. James -E. Harvey (Alice) of Silton, Sask., Zeeman and Chas. of Stayner, David and Evans at Eden- vaie. Wilfred of New {F103, Mrs. Terrence -Pipiher (Violet) of Sun- nidale, Dorothy, Verna. Marshall and Ina at home; also five brothers, viz.: Joe. "of Claremont, Ailex. of Or- iiiia, Edward 0: Medicine Hat, .1`red Stayner, Mr. Tracy leading in pray- are also sixteen 3-randchiidren. -"l`hn"~Pnn4n-nl --A- I.-u_u. _,, -- The Late John. J. Pilkey sAfter a lingering illness John Pilkey passed away at his home near Edenvale on Thursday morn- ing. Dec. 29, in his 71st year. He had been a long and patient sut- ferer. Mr. Pilkey came to this coun- try from Pickering atownshlp over forty years ago. He had operated a mill for the greater part of the time and -had been a successful con- tractor and builder throughout the district. His first wife predeceased him thirty-_s,ix years: his daughter, Emma, eighteen years -and his son, Herbert, seventeen years. He leaves to mourn his loss, a wife, eight sons `and five -daughters: William of Winnipeg, John of New Lowell, -E. I-Ia!-vmr -(AH:--\ no ,______..___.___.__._._.._.. BOY. agznd 15. would like work in store for Saturdays, phone 785M Ztfb -- -_...-- ...-... ......`...,-a-.-sw us Ana uusuu. Besides the widow, three daugh- tersand one son survive. The fam- ily are Mrs. M. Robertson, Barrie; Mrs. C. R. Moconkey, Toronto, Mrs. H. G.` Maxwell, Barrie, and Rus- sell. on. the homestead at Stroud. In addition there are -three sisters. Mrs. -C. F. Shaw. `Cundles; Mrs. James Brewster, Detroit: Mrs. Will Irwin, -Big Bay Point, and two bro- thers. George of Big Bay Point and Benjamin o'f Stroud; Included in the many_beautiul floral offerings was a crescent from the `Ladies Aid of Central Church and a wreath from the Bayview Chapter, Eastern Star. au lung. The late Mr. `Webb was born at lot 23, concession 12. Innisfil, on July 4, 1858, the son of Thomas Webb and Nancy Bowman, among the township's earliest pioneers, his grandfathers on both sides being a- mong the fi-rst -settlers to come from England. Deceased spent his boy- hood days on the homestead until as a young man he married Mary Montgomery, also a member of a well known pioneer Innisfil family, originally coming from Scotland, he took up 100_ acres just north of Stroud. In fact. the ground on which the church, in which his fun- eral service was held, once formed part of his farm. The late Mr. Webb, with his wife, who survives hi-m, carried on farming until 1916. when they -retired to `Stroud. The opera- tion of the farm was left to his son, Russell. Deceased was also a most successful thresher and was known in practically every home in Innis- fil and neighboring townships .1-Ie carried on his threshing business for 25 or -80 years. In 1923 Mr. and Mrs. Webb moved, to Barrie, pur- chasing the residence at which he died. He was formerly a `Methodist, now United `Church, of which he was a member and Conservative in = politics. He joined no fraternal so- cieties, confining his time to his work and to his family. He was of - a retired disposition but most af- fable and hospitable in his home. D.v.-I.I.u. L1... _.:.1-_ u, bliatuauvny r. u-av-av -..-v --. - v--.--_ The late Mr.VWebb hag. been failing health for the past two years,. but was able to be up and around until five weeks before hi death. V I111..- ..1.......I.. -4. a........: ..u... 0111-`A it ; . .. &%&$&&&&&&&mamj &I I VI iii Lott Webb, aged 69, a resident of Barrie for the past three years and a native of Innisfil Township, died at his home, .170 Elizabeth St.. On Thursday, Jan. 71-2, and was buried at Stroud Union cemetery on Sat- urday, Jan. 14. services were held at the home, In charge of Rev. A. E. Baker, and at Stroud United church of which deceased.was a lifetime member. Rev. James Brown, the pastor, preached the funeral oration. nu__ 1-4.- at- 11-v..1.1. 1...: I........ .11: U.UhlL. The church at Stroud was filled to overflowing, scores of former friends paying their last tribute to one they had known and respected so long. `Tkn In`|>A RI TKTAHH 11-ran HA:-n Alf GORDON GIBBINS `."'On the second day of the New Year. Gordon G-ibblns, aged 7 years. son or Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Gibbins of shaunavon. Sask.. formerly of In- nibfll, died in the hospital where he -an H... :10`! a short time with died hospital wnex-e 1.1:: had been sick; 3. short with pneumonia. The crisis was thought to be passed when `hewas seized with spina1 meningitis and passed away in a few hours. YOUNG GIRL VVISHES to get pos- ition doing light housework. Apply Box 838. Barrie. _ 31) A native of Stroud, Robert Hurst. aged 84, died in Toronto on Jan. 7 and was buried in the family plot` atgs-troud `on Jan. 10. He had not lived in these parts for many years. and although the- family are well known,.deceased will be remember- ed only by old-timers. For a great many years he had been living re- tired with his daughter, Mrs. Young,` in" Toronto. Two other daughters, Mrs. J. Reynolds of Penetang and Mrs. Kerr, of Pitts- burg, 'Pa., also survive, as `well as a number oi. nephews and nieces in -and around Barrie. -Rev. A .E. Bak- er, of Central: United church. took I H. II age-"Inna Uni` In I1Eul'\\l-Iu At the 'home of his son. Archie. at Crown Hill, on January 13, last the death occurred of` John Heaslip, aged 77, well known as a butcher in the Craighurst section for many years. Deceased was born in Minneapolis, U.S.A.. his parents originally -coming 4 from England. They later moved -to Haidimand County. Ontario, and about 18 or 20 years ago deceased came to Craig- hurst. The funeral took place on Monday last from his son's home -at Crown Hill, to the `Anglican `ceme- tery, Rev. A. R.,Beverley being in charge of the services. His wife predeceased hirm seven years. Two sons, 'Eari, -at lcraighurst and Ar- chie, a-t Crown Hill, are left, as well as one brother, Dr. Andrew Heasllp of 'Picton, -Ont. 'I"hn nnllhcmrars v were Rodger 1-Leasup OI `t'1Ct0Il, `Uni. The pallbearers were Rodger 'Dockstor, Robert Turner, James Hewitt, John Moran, Thomas Hig- gins and Mr. =McNutt. 61'. UL Lacuucu the _ services. JOHNNY. HEASLIP A `.1- -55- ROBERT I-I1! as? n 1-:L___._A Dakar` mN.V-E LOTT WEBB Illlv I ` Robert --'.tn .A\I`I `Q91, 7 TWO BOARDERS WANTED - nurses or school teachers; bed-slt- ting room. private home. Apply to Examiner Office. 31) nv-luavu lul I0 101 The following ladies are women of the Billeting Co for the various Wards: Ward 1-Mrs. J. Weaymol Ward 2-Mrs. L. Williams Ward 3-Mrs. 0. Williams Ward 4-Mrs.` Chas. Motfat` Ward '5--Mrs. S. N. Hurst Ward _6-Mrs.- Frank Wood delmratnn min .-----A .4. vv uuuxni 75' Motfatt - 584-W 1049 Wood 754 A11 delegates will expect to ay $1.50 for bed and breakfast. iti- zens having accommodation will kindly get in touch with the chair- woman of their Ward. A canvas: 02' -the town will he made Jan. 80, it necessary. V8-lb ALE I-Ulh The pulpit in Zion bhuroh was filled by Rev. Mr. Buckberrough on Sunday owing to Rev. W. Pater- son being in Gait. mMrs. Galbraith, sr., is seriously Mr. and Mrs.`J. C. Buie enter- tained very enjoyably about forty on Friday evening. Miss Ethel Calder is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Wi1i.`Young. Walter Somers, Toronto, is on the sick -list. Mrs. Jas. Brown and -Miss Katie Shaw visited with Mrs. Malcolm Watson at `Clea:-view. `Mr. Hunter of Crossland spent Sunday in this vicinity. vvu.u um zuuulex` 8.1 . vuxarxsnurg. Mr. and Mrs. Glenson Scott and son, Jack, left on Saturday (or A1- Ilston. Fh.-. _u'l_u. 1.. nn-_ -L,.A,--V --r- aura Iovnnvrnnada &l\AVIIf Jan. 18-Congra.tula.t1ons to Mr. and Mrs. Melville Bates on the ar- rival of a. baby ginl. MFG W`.r`.DnI- l"nvvI-ulrkgnn nnbnucunul l;'1V&l. 0L 8. DEIDY 81111. Mrs. Ed-gar can-uthers returned home after spending some time with her mother at Clarksburg. Mr. and `Mrs. G1nnnn nnnn nvn-I BJlR<\Y0N 33 Nl(II)lR{lLlE\Y MOTGR. AL 5 L MAKE it buy an ESSEX and it will give you you're BEST tim- es. `Air-cushion comfort, with freedom from motor-worry is what the ESSEX gives you. MOTOR MA7_g|M Bnvson t}'MnoRLEv 'l`I<}NDERS FOR 'VV-OOD-Trustees of Puinswiok sohnnl will receive tenuiom until Jan. 30, for five cords of body 1mrd\vond, green, out 22 in- ches Iomr. (ieiivr-1`(-d at school, by March Llst. *Edwm'd Icurr, secre- tary. 3-4b Graduate of Madame Hudson School: of Baauty Culture WILL DO HAIRCUTTING AND MARCELLING IN YOUR OWN HOME AT REASONABLE PRICES. [Phone for ap1;oiutme1;;|, 6501. Guaranteed to` contain the nec- essary proportion Buttermilk and Cod Liver Oil Meal for successful Winter Feeding. Phone 1220. Cor. /Maple-Sophia BILLETING commrrnin-: 1.0.1. GRAND LODGE March ml. to mu. _ _ The fnilnwlno 1...u.... -..- - A - With patent feeder attachQ ment, or `better still, let me de- monstrate it in your own home. Reasonably priced. Easy terms. ALSO Phone 499w 8' Fr/uncu St. E W VA `Electric 1 Clothes Washer u--- EXCEP'I'-DONAL OPPO~RTUN`I'l`Y-- Men wanted to handle Watkins su- preme products in cities, towns and rural districts of Ontario. Extracts. anions, "medicinal preparations. soaps and food products, etc. Per- manent. profitable business for yourself. Write glvintr age to J. R. Watkins Company. Dept. J., Ham- ilton. Ont. 8-Sp SUNNIDALE CORNERS Ta... -In r!.._.....-a.-.I_A.|___ A- C RAIJIOW REPAIRS `promptly attended .to._ Batteries tested free. . Thu:-idhy, `Janiqary "-19. ` TRY WATSON S POULTRY FEED- SNOW BIRD ".1155 9.0.31.5 '"!.C'.` F. J. KELCEY YOU CAN EARN mu :0 can u Wuwn in your spare time at home writing show cardi. No canvassing or sol- iciting. We instruct you and supply you with work. Write today. The Menhenitt Co. Ltd.. 45 Dominion Buiiding. Toronto. 1Mtf`b _.. vv wavy unuubll 090-) 4. 490 ). 788 Ihas. Mnffntf . nu.-up . .-ug uuumuucli Ifards: phone Weaymouth 588J Wlllinmn Ann enur- committee nhnnn u. "'3? 3? V-4 AYIFH. I1. .uw .\ Mrs. John sympathy of -the loss of r Cl Uu u. Ural. \\`. number of Card p:~.rt}`. \fv- nv\r1 VlBlLuu:. I I Rob. Mar ed on (rim: A nnrnhw M139 \".Il. vislxlniz .\Ii~ Th!` (lilnm Oramze H421 FI`Or`X`11ilXI Vvond mm s: \.I'n nvn] \ Wl.L1 L1-x X... .\II`S. \\'. I from vi.-5:1: Ste=wm't. M 31!`. 141111 .\ ierdnlv. Sqw here and In Thu I .y~,g ADLET COLUMN %%%$%%%%%%%%%% ....I. Anal` u-ann_ III" A--.. Shown by I vale. in th-- nesday \\w~ Crowd. \'fv \\` Bu U-I -- -- A numb-1' reception nu All wish tho Med life. flan \1. \ Plea Jur- Geo. .\I<' \\ new rn(H0. \.1 -u .1n< EL LHI1 .uu.. . .\ The annu: gregatlon w ahurch on X friends `Inc .0. 1 Xl'H.`nun nv .VIrs. \\':n`l Sybil. 01' guest or Mnhon. Xvnhnr 5 JVIIIIIUII. VV'i1ltor visiting F`: 1-2.. \[., .LV.lu.x Lll . `Chas. Nlor Toronto this Miss Be-n_t =15 visiting h r` `Kw: Jun. `H`>~~~.\I d ;\H`s l.~A.: Dermott. 191:. -.u,, ` IIFW I nun: Mrs. .In.<, Eben! sr~vnr:\1 Mrs. H. .\1(-..\ \l'|-`:1 Tnhn G-TRL WANTED for general help. Apply Mrs. N. J. Jones. 16 Welling- ton E. Phone 1342. 31) VVUUU 411! Mr`. nnd were Emmi 3'I!'S. F. A :' `7 `Flu tn" curu F... .... Mr. mm Forest urn "` S1 V1.11 Jan. 16--J.' turned home it with rolnt A `kfnrnnll K1181`. .ux.~s. u. Mrs. Hod-5 Saturday. Walter Hi At the Barrk rm... ,...,,,,,` It WILH l'K'|u ; A. Marvell -wood after `here. \A'.u-n D (`, -'13 VJBILLH5 u Mrs. C. lpendim: :1 f ther. Mrs. H 1!-cs `K-Tnrlo `here. Mrs. R. G Toronto are Martin. -IV!-`nu \TIr\r At 8.45 p nders (`Ink gatlon in . Have Sewn ing of t'n~- Name of .1 Strangers 7 p.m. -.'i Patriuw me.-nt. Prayer .\I w,ANT.E1)--A real, live man, one who 11 t obiles. Apply to Box 33.`-1 %.,,`3..?.`.`3r omce. 3b .\Ils.~- '.IK.- .\Irs. i-I The R88 11 JJ. an I. the 1)"}y V1(_`e* .n:`. the p:~. Jan. 34. :1 B.tnqu~L churvh splblllt`. {W X-I H UL- L.IllI.nI 1 Ant1'.em;~': ` {U-TC`: (" Sweet I) telle S Topic: Cc 'f`hn I'M-. SPF.C`I:~\l. SIO.\'. .\ T\ \I..| coS:cm 11:} 01-` ft ).\ REV. X. _ MAID WVANTED for general house- work. no washing or Ironing. Mrs. Harold Dyment, High St., Barrie. Om. 3t!b s __.___._....___.._-_.__._-_-.__.._. :1 UL 'z1lI:w_ Anthem: Know: lA`[J.\I,l Sunday CI. Mrs. '1`-mi Miss M. .\ INSTA Of ChL Elnlt-1 C0ml}]itIo< tlon l :'. United ""`\lV' L .I`|I|. Wm N7 Snlo: I 1.... H United Rev. J. Jul R-1'5; "'1 Au u -Ian(}'n-'- .1. EXPERIENCED GIRL WANTED for general house work. all conven- iences. Mrs. F:-ank H. I-Iurlburt. phone 598, 64 Ross St.. Barrie. 2-3b Z BEORTHORNS FOR SALE-'1`wo young bulls fit !or'se1-vice, dams Dual Purpose Shorthorn cows and by our great breeding and show bull, White Hero, by Browndale Hero. and a grandson of the famous Browndale; also a few honors in cal! and calves at foot. Our hull was Gra.nd`Champ1on at 'Barrle\_and Al- Falrs in 1926 and 1927. Chas. Henry, Thornton, Ivy-Thornton j',l'elep ne. . Botfb K (I. `IA Child!` FYF'| KI: Jl. Tnpiv: ' blems \ L0'1(i;.< dom Ch lllt` H p\\'h1-_ Sunday, Thur-sdal I\lIU A Hold Lambe Sunday. ;._----------------5 YOU CAN EARN $10 to $25 a. weex an unnw annrn time at home wrltlm; .\I I`.\' Ir lll|.\-\a Home Orgzm Sunda .SI'I':(i 991 VA` '5` 'A` 'A` 'a` 'ar--'4--~-~'-' - - -. .. _ One cent a word. cash. each inser- tion. (minimum charge. 26(2):. six insertions `fovr the price of tour. 10c extra when chavged; `also 102 extra when replies areTd1rected_ to The Ixamlner Office. ' ` can 8011 auluxuuuuwa. n; J".. Examiner Office. T uvs srocfrbn SALE who Eight i&$w&&%&%&&&$ PROPERTY FOR sAL_ PROPERTY TO 7!-IELP WANTED wmwzpg NUMBER ow Y`OUN\GA PIGS for sale. Apply Gordon Olark, Shanty Bay. - 3p .` p v`:" D95 'KE.A.s'r's mxr SERVTDCE--Da.y or night. Barrie. Local calls 35: out- of-town rates on application. Phone 239. Marshall A. Keast, successor to W. J. Shannon. 52-5p QUIT ANY TOBACCO I-IAB/IT eas- ily. inexpensively with plbasant root, chewed like gum. Not medi- cine; Just sendaddreas, S. C. Stok- es. Mohawk. Florida. . 8-4p REPAIRING. cleaning and pressing, rain coats repaired, alterations. coats shortened, are taken out. Get your work done now in -the quiet t1me.TOver Simmons tore. Barrie. \ 52-Sp u I lie 'U1l|Z.IJ\J II. |Ba.rrle. Jan. 4, 1928. A. N. 'S'EMM-ENS special delivery to all parts of -town: trunks, `bag- gage. etc. -Orders left at Jay : Gro- cery will -be Ipromptly atten2f1esc,! to. .- - A l'\|`|`UI'|E IVIEEIII` The forty-third anual `meeting of the shareholders of the West Riding Slmcoe Agricultural Joint Stock Co. Ltd. will be held in the Police Court Chambers. Town of Barrie. Wednesday, Jan. 25th. at 1 I"I_Yh. M JERSEY 'C-OW for sale, 5 years old, due Feb. 1. Apply to John Cald- well, 2nd Om. Shanty Bay RR. 2. 3}) :2-T- -vw --w-- uu- uu--uwvrv: cu tuvtvv According to a resolution of Council, all matters relating to anowjrom sidewalks has been lett in" charge of the Town Foreman. Mr. E. Shuter. to whom communi- cation should be made In any mat- tereatfectlng removal `of snow; 4 8b A. W. .sM-I'r.H. Town Clerk I Tuesday, Jan. 24-W. J. Sheard, at lot 17. con. 6, Essa.-falrm stock and implements. sale at 1 pm. W. A. Mcconkey, Auct. ~ `NOTICE RE REMOVAL OF SNOW --__.Ix.... L ___-I_-Ll_._ .--u- wv-----vm vvruu` I Applications for the position o!!! Tax `collector for the Town or 1 Barrie for 1928. will be receive by~,1 the undersigned up till noon or eb_.| 3rd. Applicants will -please state : salary expected. L * `s-4b A. `W. SMITH, Town Clerk 1 FURS ALTERJED and repaired. Over Hm-1burt's Shoe `Store. Miss l M. 'McArthur. 88ttb- BIG FARM FOR SALE. one of the best In County or Slmcoe; nearly all cleared; barn 48x100, 22 ft. posts; brick house, 19 rooms; water in house ,and barn: for further par- ticulars apply to Egerton H. John- ston, 26 Mary St.. Barrie, real estate agent. phone 942.1. - 1-8b :--:j-: FARM FOR `SALE--'100 acres in splendid condition, two miles from .vIl-lage of Cookstown. =Wou1d sen as going concern or separate. Would take house and lot in Barrie as part payment. Apply F. Clarkson, Cooks- town. 2'8ttb FARM FOR SALE--100 acres more or less, lot 25, con. 11. north half, in- nlsfil. good clay soil and good bund- ings. Farm stock and implements and some seed grain. Apply to own- er or Jos; '1`hl.rd, Stroud. ' 8-:1-tp FARM `FOR SALE or will exchange for town property. Apply to The Ex- aminer `Office. ' 51-4p_ 2- GENTS WA"1`vCI-I FOUNCD between` Barrie and -Crown Hill. Owner may have same by paying expenses. Ap- ply to 'Reeve s Jewelry Store. 2-8p DRTVING H-ORSE for sale, also 30 Plymouth Rock cockerels. B. B. Warnica. Allandale. phone Stroud, Ont. 2-7p FOUIND -- `comlblnatdbn pen and pencil. Owner may have same by pr-ovl-ng property and paying` for advertisement. Apply John Morri- son. 45 Worsley St.. 313 FOUND--Sum of money near Col- legiate on Bradford St., Wednesday morning. Apply phone 427W. 3b AUTO RUG LOST on Worsley, Owen. Collier or Bayleld 4Sts.. on Jan. 13. Finder please phone 241 or 314W, or leave at 80 Worsley St. 3p EGGS F0'R SALE--:Partr1dze Wy- andotte, one pen -headed by_ one first at -Ottawa I`a.1r. cock and first- second hen. "Eggs $3150 for 13. 2 pens headed by one first at C.N.E. Cockerel and first pull-at at Ottawa. Winter Fair; eggs $'8.00 for 18. A4150 some grand males for sale to make room. Frank Rayner, Allandale. phone 485. ` 8b LARGE YELLOW I-IOUND `LOST. Finder kind-ly notify J. J. Dumond, Brentwood. 2-8p LOST-~IB1ack and -tan` hound. a.- round Jan. '9. Finder kindly notify Barrie `Fuel & `Supply Co. 8b NIEWICOMBE PIANO, upright. ma,- hogany case, in excellent condltlun: also Sonora phonograph,_ good as new. Apply 39 Mary St.. over Doria Cornwel_l's mllllnery store. Slttb MUSKRAT PEIJTS 33: live musk- mts, $10. Get the repeating vlive e.ni-- `mal trap. It catches five at 3. time, all alive. with or `without -bait; built especially for spring `trapping. They can't escape this trap. Price 85. Re- peating Live Animal Trap ~Co.. box 208, Allandale. Phone 684r1`3. 8-81) TIRE 'CHA'IN LOST iti Barrie, Sat- urday. Jan. 14. Morley Bea/ch, Shan- ty Bay. Phone 90613. 8D t CHRYSLER "50" Coach-.'-19-27 mo- del, travelled 4600 miles, will sell nlnaon Dhnnn 1050] Rh F -OR SALE-9 Silver Campinas, pul- lets, 4 Brown Leghorn pul-lets, all laying; also cutting box, good as `new. Apply Mrs. Robins, Cundles, Barrie. 8p Q81. lI'VUHUl.l QDUU Ill cheap. Phone 10503. DRY HARDWOOD -:or dale. body wood or limbs; reasonable prices.` Apply D. W. Dobson, phone 612:`- 41. ` 52-5p U-PRIGH-T "Pm-No for sale. in ex- cellent condition. $150 cash. Apply 5 Cumberland st.. or telephone 53oF. - uttb BABY'S. CUTTER FOR sum In good condition.` Phone 712. 8-89 H-AY --Stack of clover hay for aale. Apply John H. Crawford. Ora Sta.- Hnn ` 2.3:) USED ELECTRDC WASHER for sale cheap. Apply F. J.` Kelcoy, tele- phone 499W. T ' Op GREEN MIXED Hmnnwoon 6: nnln vndnga anon:-\nn`k1A Awnlu `HULK. l.i`111!JI.`JLV V1`l.'J\J`JlJ l'1J\lV'l'JVV'\l'\)JJ LUU sale, prices reasonable.-Apply Fr V i='1z~att. 7th line Vespra, phone SET SINGLE HARNESS. uled. tor `sale.. 510. Phone 481. * 8b DAVENPORT-BED for sale "cheap. Apply 118 Worsloy -St.` Sb '1`URKEY:S FOR =SAIJE--Ma.mmoth Bronze turkey hens. 3 young -`birds and one yearling. Birds from tlrqt class `Manitoulin `stock. Your op- portunity to secure -birds without the chance of being inbred. J. Oatv way. Shanty Bay, RB. Phone 9071' 22. `Barrie. 8-lb ` woon -won `SAIJE-50 cordd mixed .m-u.wnnd. -Phone 1991-1'3- Miidhurnt. ' VV ULI'JJ `IVE BJ\JJl`d""'UU UUFKII IIIIXVU |dryAwood. Phone 19_9r1$. Mtdhurgt. Ont. , am: tion. TAX c'c>1.Lac1foa wmreo II: J. H. BENN-ETT, President. A. F. A. *MAfIJCO`MSO.N. Sec'y_. rrln, _`I'nn, I 199R, 9;R'h AUFTIQN 56$-5 _Los'r AND FOUND MISCELLANEOUS - ANNUAL` MEETING FOR SALE---:0wing to the change in nff-nlrs of the Barrie Gas Co., it wwlll be ne-ceasary to sell the follow- in: property at a sacrifice: A new. .modm-n six-roomed square plan house. hardwood throughout, brick -'fil PpI.'\0O. French doors, large cup- *bom'ds. 3 bedrooms, bathroom has speolrvl fixtures, pedestal basin, etc. 'Laundrv tube and toilet in base- ment. Hm: very large garden, ap- proxlnmtelv 300 ft. x 75 ft.: small frultsz large metal garage. Apply E. A. Hills, 172 Owen St., telephone ITOQJ . 33 ` FARMS 1-on SAT I-`ox SALE DUI I611 81) _.:----r-7 j-.---j-----, AN D OTH ER8 IN THE MATTER our 'm-mA'hs- ` turn on MAIJC'O`L`M -McKIN- NON. iats ot the township at Sunnidale. in the County or :S1mcoe. laborer. deceased. N-OTIOE is -hereb given pursuant to Section 58 of the Trustees Act that all creditors and others having claims or demands against the es- tate of the said Malcolm Mcxinnon. `who died on or about the 13th day of December. 1927, In the township of Shm.nidale_ Ara I-nnnlrml on or UL Julmzvuiuur. nut, in -Ina 'FUWlllu|J of Sunnidale. are required on or before the `lth day of February. 1928. to send by post prepaid, or deliver to the undersigned solicitors tor the executor. their names and addresses and full particulars in writing of their claims and the na- ture o`the securities. it, any, held by them. . - AND TAKE 'NO'1`ICE that after such last -mentioned date the said` executor will proceed. to distribute the -assets of the said deceased a.- mong the parties entitled thereto. having regard only to the claims oi. which he shall then have had ,notice. _- 1' . g 1 Dated at Barrie, this 16th day at _ January. AD.` 1928. " RM & HAM-MGND, 8-`Sb olinitnrn for` Main mvnnurtnr C TTTTCC ffbl `I it '1'he>ollowin-g:-Brown' horse; bay mare: red cow, due in June: black cow, fresh: set nearly new harness: wagon: wagon box; sleigh; shay rack: -Massey-ll-Ia~rri`s `binder; Mas- sey Harris mower; vmassey-Eliarria cu'l'ti'va:tor; Wilkinson plow; disc hm-row: twin plow, Di oP_:: turnip cutter: wood silo. 16 ft. x 11 tt.. The above impulements are all near- ly new. Sap kettle; twin neckyoke: wlri'i'1 l`e-trees; quantity of hay, alt- altag and Timothy m-ixture; quantity chicken coopa. - n All will be sold without reserve. Terms of Sa.le-Au sums of $10 and under, cash; over that amount ' 9 months credit will be given to parties tarnishing approved joint notes. 6% per annum off for cash. Sale at 1 p.m. . A rm? A eunnnxnvmv Linn} I KENS FOR SAL'E-Thix-ty bred-to- !a_v'Barred Rocks one year old and nix cockerels. 109 Essa St.. Allan- dale. 50-3p