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auu uuucr places. j Miss Lorna Jennett and Miss Florence Robertson motored to Tor- ; ` onto on Sunday. Miss Robertson has i been spending some time hergwith friends. Lorna isgoing to holiday with her and other friends. Elisa 1\.l'n.n:n.. An...-.1,a -4: rn.....__4...' lyavrcu a.5'a.u1 auu ls reauy I01` WOI`K. The Anglicans held a. very suc-; cessful fowxl supper on Friday ev-` ening. The hall was crowded and all ` enjoyed themselves very much. A * number came from Toronto, Barrie. and other places. , Mien T.nn~n-an Tanned-+ an.-1 `lT1':~n- UULU uu. .uuuu"1y. 5 n 7 On Thursday when H. Lyons was, moving his thresher out of M12! C1eary s barn the gangway collaps- ed letting the separator. through. It turned over with the wheels up! but was not as badly damaged as might be expected. It has been re-' painred again and isready for work.! Th9 Anglirmna 'hn1r`l 9 var-tr u:nn_3 uluau; was sxvcu uy [I18 CIIUUI. Boys and girls were out for, pranks on Hallow_e'en taking off gates, bu-Hding fences _on the road,_ hunting `for pie and candy. They! surely got enough candy to last the! next year. ' _ f Norman motored to Tor`-I onto on Monday. M , n Thiiruraxr urban I-T Txvnna nvoml BUIIIU L1!` The C service 1 Sunday ton pre: mn-....p... u us 5570:: U] LL10 ULIULL. s for! s 1 road. ,1 lg 201' nnnngh r-anv fn Inc? fhn 3: E3737 i ANGUS uxgculcu q,u.cuur:u UIVLHU the Presbyterian church, otning. Rev. E. S. Clif- hed a very appropriate! >1` the occasion. -Special given by the choir. Id for TJ"oI`lnrrn3'n.-. 4-,nI,n... tn`: uyvuun-cuu vvu.u J.uU3. gvxayeu. Miss C. Jeb'b of Cookstown and Miss 'C. Mason of Thornton spent -Eunday at the home of W. Wonch. <|t_. _...1 11.... AN- Barrie Bargain House--S. Stransman In the Basement you will nd displayed hundreds of use- ful articles at ridiculously low prices. Visit our Base- ment Section often. Men's Blue Overcpats, Montagnacs, Meltons, Chinchil- las, in the new models, some with velvet collars, plush- lined; it will pay you to come in and see these Overcoats. Prices range from . . . . . . . . . . ; . . . . . . . . . . $14.50 up No Telephone Orders be Delivered. _ 60 DUNLOP ST. . OPPOSITE POST OFFICE Toron- vvjvlulc uaulcs UUIIO masquerade A very attractive Ha1]owe en party was held in the parish hall on Vvednesday, Oct. 31, under the aus- pices of the Ladies Guild. A goodly number were present in costume and masked. The prizes for fancy uuuuusg `at, .LVU1b'IlUUUL nxver. .' Another group of hunters left this week for the north, with headquar-_] ers at Tee Junction. The followingj were in the party: `Messrs. Walter Rowley. J. Tubman. Lionel `Player, Thos. Mills, Lee Wright and Mr. Somon`ia of Toronto. Wycliffe Ladies Guild Masqueradel A vprv aHrnnHu.. T-Tn11nv1rn nn wan IILELUU 111 muuvaie cemetery. . The pa-11'bearers were six nephews, Louis and Bert Guest, Will and Jack Graves, Lyall and Dr. Ralph Guest. - Hunters Left Friday Night 3 Ailifred French, W. H. Drysdale, VVm. Thurlow, R. P. Burton, Walter Middleton, Archie Harrington, Geo.- Adams and Mr. Shelton of Toronto; left on Friday night for two weeks" hunting at Neishcoot River. ' Annfhnv n-vnnn nl-` Ia...-.+...... 1-4:; 41..:.. loLuucw`ctu, LVJ.a.ll1[U`D'E.l. `The funeral service was held in Wy-c'l'i`ff,e Church. Elmvale, on Sat- urday afternoon and was conduct- ed by Rev. W. -C. Sturbbs. Interment was made in Elmvale cemetery. "l"h.n nn,.'l1`hnsn-ova TITDYD e1'v nonkntxvu ' `The late Mr. Guest .is survived by his wife; three daughters, Mrs. A. M. Clute of Midland, Mrs. A. Hart of Flos, and Mrs. J. F. Drys- dale o-f Elmvale; three sons, Edgar and `Thomas of Midland and Wal- lace of Barrie; two sisters, Mrs. John 'Sou1es of Big Bay Point and Mrs. Thos. Graves of Barrie and three brothers, Edgar and Evelyn of Big Bay Point and William of |Stonewa11, Manitoba. |'F.k.-. 9 .... .1 .........x.... ._-.._ Lula ,_,......v._, .... - .. .......c \l& vv. vv uuuu. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Sharpe spent ._the week-end at Owen Sound. "_4_______ Il __-_- - ..u., a.LLcL an IIIIIUSS UL LUuI' montns. Mr. Guest was born in Innis-fil Township eighty years ago and lat- er moved to VVyeva1e Where he liv- ed, for twenty~five years before coming to Elmvale eleven years 3.20. Death of Frank Guest Elmvale lost one of its most es- teemed citizens when Fnank Guest passed away on Thursday morning, Nov. 1, 1928, at his home on Yonge St., after an illness of four months. \1'r (`lunar `Iron kn... :_. 1 ......:._c:1 I-IU|-Ul|Ul' DUSIIIUSS unanges Hands! Fred Drysdaxle has purchased the butcher business from Lloyd Pear- son and took possession on Friday. Masonic Lodge Rev. W. Bro. R. D. Keefe of Pene- tang visited Coronation Lodge, A. , F. & A.M., onoFriday night and gave an address on the Third Degree. Visitors were present also from Dundalk. J. H. Simpson attended the fun- eval service of his uncle, the Late` Samuel Simpson, in Midland, on Friday evening. The funeral was held in G-ravenhurst on Monday. The late Mr. Simpson was in his 82nd year. He died at the home of h'is niece, Mrs. Orr, Midland. Butcher Business Changes Hands, `Fred Drvgnxln ha: nnvnhoanrl flan I 15111 LUUl- U15 aw. uu: uuuu-: UL 111.05. wauace. A jolly time was spen-t at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Bishop. on Wednesday evening when they entertained the Tuxis Square, their leader, Mr. Clement, and Rev. A. Rintoul. T `LT \:........-__ -11 1 q .. _ auu uu.L'b`. J. .l.'. ueun. Mr. and Mrs. Palmer of Clare- monlt, Mr. and Mrs. `Elliott and daughter Evelyn of Brooklin and Hugh Pugh were week-end wisit- ors at the home of Thos. Wallace. A `innv firnn nvna annual nJ- M1..- u'M\:.1l;1b;1L:i`=l\/Irs. A. G. Dean and daughter Ethel of New Liskeard are visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Dean. mn. nv-tr` Mr..- `n-1...-.. _.r~n1_,,_ s.Juuu.a_y raau. Mrs. T. J. Campbell and Mrs. N. Thompson of Midland spent Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.S. E. C'a-mpbell. Mr gna I/fun A n `ha... ---a L11 1. Ul'Ull LU. Rev. Scott Fulton, M.A. of Char- lottetown, P.'E.-I., occupied the ~pul~ lpit in the Presbyterian church on [Sunday Fast. X/Tn: 'I" T fin-n-.-1-`A11 ...__1 ll ..- `xv ul. u5 :Lu1c. Mr. and Mrs. Dfavid Beardsall and Mr. and Mrs. Verne Beardsall enjoyed the week-end with friends lin Toronto. DAvv aI\f\ `l..1A..-\_. If A .5 run nu; Lu. N Wm. Walker has been confined to his bed w1th -a severe attack of` tonellitis. . Tl/fr and `Urn: `Dana A11-.. _...1 pull. ' Wm. Beardsall and family have? moved into the at o:ver C. S. Bur- -ton's office and M. G. McELeod s {drug store. `.\/fvw on; `Mr...-. `IT.-....'.1 1---._:,-n . vvccn wuu uur unuuxez`, M.I`S. D`. nerr. | Harvest `Thanksgiving services `Will be held in Wycliffe church on lsunday, Nov 11, at 11 a..m. and 7 n m ' [!`leIlClS 1n L'1'oron'to over Sunday. 5. Mrs. Lorne Lawson and children of Creemore returned home after` a week with Mrs. M. J. Lawson. I/l'r,: I `I-1 Mmanr anal ....-.... *r....1- a. nccn wuu LV.|.l'b'. Au. .1. .l.4aWS0l'l. Mrs. J. H. Mc'Caw and son Jack of Barrie spen-t a few days last week with her mother, Mrs. S. Kerr. ngrjygqf l'FhanIrcmivnn.- .~A...--:.~...-. ouuuay wuu J.U1'unL0 Inenas. I g Mrs. Fred Ritchie and Miss-Mur- iel returned home Sundiay after en-l ijoying a few days in Toronto. Mr qna `I\/Inc `LT D urn.-- ---= i_;u_\'.Lu5 a. LUW uays 1n 'J.'OI`0nt0. | Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Warren and, sons James and Donald were with! friends in Toronto Sunday. 5. Mrs. Lorna T.2W=nn nn r\'hi'lv-an - ouuuay at. A. `J. D1S11`Up'S. . Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ritchie, Miss! Bea Ritchie and Fred Ritchie spent Sunday with Toronto friends. I | Mr: `l3`y~nA `D-H-n1-n`- and mr:..... an-.... All U U11l..Hg`'W Uuu. ! Mr. and Mrs. Fred Webster and :children of Richmond Hi11 spent I Sundty at A. C. Bishop`s. LII`. and MPQ (3-an 1?'inT1.h:n `Khan u1.Lua.,y`. ` I Mrs. John Kerr and Lloyd Kerr _enjoyed a few days with f"iends in - g Toronto. -~ I \I.`.~.-. A..._1- L`1L-..-,, -I- RI `- ' : LU]. uul.U. " E Mis_s Annie Storey of Cundles `spent Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. Thos. Wallace. Mr. and `IA ..- 11'r:Iu_ o-n,,.,.,_ , -I '}Ulll':la.1 Lu. urn` ul'UL1l6I'. ' Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sharpe_ and Miss Olive Munro spent last week- .;end in Toronto. I/Hut: 7\'nno a"IIII!II\l& 1...... :.-L.-_.. ; uua. vv a.u.a.uc. I . Mr. and Mrs. Willis Turner and |c1_1'i1dren spent Sunday with friends. ' in Collingwood. . I MW` and lvvc Dana 11'r..1....;.... ..._.a %$w&&a&&&a&&& ELMVALE NEWS iwwxxmwwwxwhw DE X K *. K`. ou,uua._y wuu 111: parents nere. Mrs. Thos. Simpson spent a. few 'da,V`s.,;,w`1th. friends in Midland. M13; and Mrs. Chas. Miller of Al- Alenwood spent Tuesday at J. P. 'Dea n js. - I '11:-.. `l`!I__ 'I'1':__A.-._ _n I-0 -- - V ucull . I i 'Miss_,~Li~ly Hinton of Midland was ! a visitbr with Mrs. Wm. Andrew on Friday. 1 1 N/Tr: Tnkn Vamp` no.3 `I 1n--A 1 }-._._ ` Lorne Lawson of Creemore spent Sunday with his parents here. .\/ht: Thng Qirnnann ennui .. 0-... %.Tl-lE" BARRlE EXAMINER Examiner advertisements are good salesmen. Use them for pre senting your store s arguments. ! UL 1`4Ll11Vd.'lU. Rev. A. M. Mitchell of Preston. I Eng., petitioned the local education ' committee to prevent girls engaging ` In athletics that would make them ` bow-leggecf. 1.un_u15 l.l.'1!':1lU..5. `The deceased is also survived by three sisters: Hrs. Walter Te1.fer Mand Miss Mame Ivey of Elmvale and Mrs. Anna Quinn of Water- town, \T.Y. A.-mn...... LL--- ---4-- LUVV u, J.V..1. Among. `those from out of town who attended the funeral were. Mrs. VVa1ter Telfer and Miss Mame Ivey of Elmvalle. `Dan A \r `/I':J...L-1v -9 an .,9uu xu ;uruxu.u. . Miss Maude Sturgess has return- ,ed to Toronto after a. short time with her parents here. Mr: `Urn T17.-xlbnn l.-. `on VI`-..--.1--- 5 I . l costume were won by Miss Dorcas Houden as `Pierette and Miss Ruby Hart as Hallowe en; comic cos- tume, Mrs. Jos. Ritchie and Mrs. Frank Banting as CloWn;" child- ren's pnizes, Misses Valentyne Bant- ing and Detta Bell as Darkies". A short enjoyable program included reading by Miss Averial Manning, solos by Rev. Mr. Burnyeat of Wye- bridge and dancing of the Highland Fling by Miss Amy Banting. All un- masked and joined in games. Re- freshments were served by the so- cial committee. The Late Mrs. Frank Benoit Gananoque Reporter --Gananoque people were deeply grieved on,Sat- urday, Oct. 20, when the sad ne'Ws reached here of the death in Mon- treal of a former Well-known and highly esteemed resident in the per- son of Mrs. Eleanor Benoit. The de- ceased lady was the daughter of the late Dr. and Mrs. Patrick Ivey, one time prominent residents of the township of Lansdowne. She came to Gananoque to reside when still `a young girl and made her home here for many years. She was twice married. Her first husband was Mr. Jas. Shine and five children by this union mouarn her loss. They are John and Patrick and Bernard of this town; Jas. of Vvhite Plains, N. Y. and Miss Mary Elizabeth -Shine, R. N., of New York and Miss Nellie of Montreal. Her husband. who is a Wellknown C.-l\T.R. conductor on the passenger train between Toron- to and Montreal, also survives. The remains reached Gananoque on Saturday `and were taken to the home of her son, Patrick Shine, from Whi'ch place the funeral Was held at 8.30 o'clock on Mqonday ` morning to St. John s Church, Where a solemn requiem mass was sung by Rev. Father Hanley. Interment was made in St. John s Cemetery. The funeral of this esteemed -lady was very largely attended by sor- rowing friends. -'I"`1-..-\ .l....-....-.....,: x. _1__ -.... - - - a.5cu. &\UUUu`y was I1ul'L. Gilford is fairly -busy just now. `Lumber and sawdust are being l-loaded on t`he railroad. 'rI"Innm an-U: `Mr.-..........-... 111-..`. .._- 1.-n. uuaucu Uu Luv ra,1u'uz1u. Thos. and Norman Plant are both home on holidays. Norman's are al- most up now. LCL l1UVV- -Gils Sawyer got his Chrysler badly smashed last week between Bradford and Holland Landing, passing a car on the side of the road, apparently without ligh-ts. A truck meeting him put on the brak- es and skidded into the side of the car. Car and truck were both dam- aged. Nobody was hurt. flnfnr-HI in f-`ah-`In knew -{nut run!-I-v wuu ut-:1` uaugnte-r 8.1 . unurcmu. - Dr. Wright is taking Dr. Horton's . practice While the latter is away. H. A. Callighen of Toronto was 5 in Thornton on Tuesday evening. x Mr. Gilpin, and M 3 Irving of Tor- onto spent Sunday at R. D. Henry's. 3 Miss Mildred Henry of Toronto 1- is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Henry. A TVl'r, and Mr: T.`l ncrk D.-`.91.... -4 -1- \'-`Ar Nov. 6-Mrs. Sam. Coulter met _with an accident last week. `She is [in `bed at present but is doing bet- ter now. .r`1:`l.. C1.....---._ .__L L2, rat" I--- VVLIJ UK: VVll.llLlld.VVll. The following members of the Thornton Hunt Club left for their camp last Eriday evening: Dr. Hor- ton, Geo. M"cDona1d, H. M. Thomp- son, Fred Elliott, Elmer and Art. Feltis of Cook/stown, Mr. Leonard of Melbourne. All LUL Lca. I On Sunday morning Thanksgiv-a ing and Armistice service will be.` ,held in the Trinitv church at 10.30.] {Sunday School as usual after the 5morning service. Evening service will be withdrawn. VI`!-ux n.1`l.-u.n'....... ...........L-..,, -3 LIL _ `- pi CBCIIL - The Senior Institute held a very 3successful sale of home-made bak- ing and candy on Saturday after- noon. In spite of the unpleasant Weather a goodly number dropped in for tea. I'\. Qnm.l..;. ......-.....'.... rn1___,1 _ 9, vcxy .I.` ' `The Thanksgiving meeting of the United W.M.S. will be held at the home of Mrs. VVest on `Thursday at ,2.30. Members are asked to note I the change of day and to pla-n to be '. present -- `Tho qnnh-\n Tf\:I:'I1fA 1-.A1.: A --....-. -week-end with Thos. Mayes. _yu.:. vv uuua. . I Mr. and Mrs. J. Mayes and Miss Edna. Mayes o.f Barrie spent the WEE .TPrh'h (`If nnnkcfnxirn our` vu-:ve .Jzuun:sU.l1. `Little Jas. Henry, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Henry, who underwent a very critical operation in Tor- onto last Thursday, is progressing very favorably. "'|nn 'l"1-manlzco-hyncy nu-..-.H...-.. -9 M... Lu yv uuuut. Lug: uu-e uuy last WGQK. Miss Lazelle Krich orf Stoney .Creek has returned home after spending a week with Miss Gene- vieve Jamieson. W.iff1n.Ta T-`l'.nvn~u an- no! \A'.. ....A .u:.a. n. u. 1.11-:11l'y. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rowley at- tended the funeral of their cousin in Woodbridge one day last week. MR5 T;27D]1A T(v-ink r? Qfnnnvv n 'n` '4` 'A` 'A` 'A` 'A` 'A` 'A` 'A` T T T g: THORNTON mwxmxxwmmmawmmw A Ha11owe en passed off very quiet- ly here. RA :-u. ('1:-snip .-.'...._-4. L`. -_.I- A--=I x_y ucrc. Mrs-. Cook spent the week-end with` her daughter at Churchill. `Dr VVriah+ in 1>a1.v:n.-.- 1'\.. 'r_r.-...a.....,.. gwxmmxwwmxmwmmg 9'-11039,. Men s Heavy All Wool Pants, all sizes. Reg. $3.50 Special L . . . . . . . . . . $2.49 Men's 100% Unshrinkable Underwear, all sizes. Special . 79c and $1.25 gar. ___.._____.... Nov. 5-Mrs. Geo. Keast wasuin Elmvale last week attending -the -funeral of her brother. Mr, and Mn: TX7`vn cl...-........ ......: Men s Heavy Wool Work Socks. Reg. SOC pr. Special . . . . . . 3 prs. $1.00 Ladies Silk and Wool Hose, Two tables, all sizes and shades. Special . . '49c pair; Henry Stultks of Sheffield, Eng"! stabbed -him with a sword as he wal will be unable to sit down for some running away after she found` him time because Miss Mary Leightonl burglarizing her home. _,;____` s-~_.......-........., ,.`_..q_...._ .......... ,. eop!3- % ' /59 best I/ndezwea REDPATH GRANULATED SUGAR QUAKER CORN FLAKES . . . , . . . . HON EY-1-`-5- -it>-.p'a_i1-C-2-1;)-xjevr 'c;} 1'.` COOKING FIGS, new crop . . . . . . . . BRUNSWICK SARDINES . . . . . . . . QUAl.l'l'Y Ivvuu ucz parents nere. Mrs. Wm. Walker is in Toronto _attendlng the funeral of her father, -`Mr. Woods. R/fr own! Elna `I ll .-sue... ......a 111.. ids-Iinit Men s 'Ti'u-Knit Combina- tions, extra heavy, all sizes. Special . . . . . . . . . .. $1.75 Children s Underwear, all sizes. In the Basement. Special . . . . . . . . . . . . 19c fllnderweai Men s Heavy Work Sweat- ers, all wool and fancy col- ors, also patterns. Special . .o . . . . . . $1.49 up Page FIVO Thanksgiving or Christmas suggests visits to the home folk or those old friends. But if you can t visit them in person do the next best thing - send photographs. Our studio will-be terribly rushed just before `Christ- mas. It isn't now. Make an appointment today. BARRIE -Lruuluic | Miss Lena. Knapp is spending a." __tew days with friends `in Toronto.: Quite a. number are attending` .the. gzonference in Central church, being gzield for two weeks. Farmers are `busy taking in tur- ,nips which are_a. wonderful crop. I An opportunity to see t};etype 0;? plane `Bert Hinckle flgw from London to Australia. Owned by Capt. Al. Munday. AEROPLANE FLIGHTS See Barrie and Allandale from the Air, Nov. 11 - 12 `Plane at Thornton, Nov. 10, Weather Permitting G. Wilfred Jackson Photographer nu-nu-sub-n _-- Men's as, fan weight, all sizes and colors. Reg. $1.25. Special . . . . . . . . . . . . 98 Ladies; Flannwel Dresses, 4 _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.95 Special Values in e,Every Department This Week. Prices that net be Duplicated Again 50 Men's Overcmts all shades and colors, every _size. Reg. up to $35.00.. Special .. $9.95 to $12.95 Boys Overeeats, all Shades and sizes, newest models.` Special . , $2.95 and $7.95 `I'h.imd.ay. Novombor 8. 1923 pp lctu. u. ' Hallowe en passed over very `quietly except in one case. A mail `box and post were taken and put in the chimney of the school_and ;also a gate put on the bell tower. (causing the caretaker considerable- -trounble. I Buy Advertised Tgings Piloted by FRED (3. KING, Corvmmelicial Pilot. KILLYPEAGI: cunnus -Phone 591 AVRO - AVIAN UJHULL J.` 'cu'uL. Miss Margaret Purchase of Tor- onto was here over the Week-end to see her father; who ds holding his nttvn M1`. and Mrs. Geo, Purchase spen-t Saturday with the forn1e1"s mother at Crown Hill. `II".. .\...A `team `I)AfI.\& 'I`\\I;.1.-i anal: 8.1. LJl'UWIl .l'.l111 . Mr and Mrs. IRoFbt. D`lck'ie and] Miss Freda spen-t Sunday at Elm- croft Farm. ' Illa- A-1-nun:-unluiaru` DI1In1\1nn1-IA A-P 7'l`rnn,, Nov. 6--Mr.Ya.T7<; Mrs: Knpp and` ~am1ly visited frilends in Toronto -last week. Mr and Mr: `D 1-\a.`n11 .1... 1...... U4. 113 ucaun. Besides his wife (Henriertt-a Dunn) he leaves two sons, James and Part- rick, and five sisters, viz., Mrs. MdNa1ly of Utterson, Mrs. M. O'Neill, Kate and -Elizabeth of Bar- rie and Annie of Winnipeg. u unu uu: auuuuz uu;-.uu. I James Frawley was a son of the late P. J. Fr-awley. He was born in Iilsdale 46 years ago and spent an hds fe here except for a fevv years vvhen in the service of the Bank of Toront0.1He took a great interest in the wvelfare of the corn- munity, being a commissoner for several years and secretary-treas- urer of the school board at the tune `of his death. :..`a.4... 'I'\.-......\ `Dnnln- L.h- uwyl- l`I'_T,\..... _-.._.. -- v--..-cu u -uvvuu ? James Frawley dlied on Sunday, .Nov. 4, 1928, after a lingering ill- ness. His funeral was held on Tues- day morning to Mt. "St. Louis church M and cemetery. Rev. Fr. Kelly cele- jbr-atlng the requiem mass. Among {the floral offerings was a wreath ` from the school board. \ Tnvunnn E\`IfIIIv`f\Iv `run.-. l\ ..... AG Ll... Born to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fagan on Saturday, Nov. 4, a da'ug1h*ter, (-stillborn). . o 0. `La. nuu1u1e.~ Mix/Tr. and Mrs. C. Walker, Cooks- town, visited Mrs. Walker's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Howe, recent- ly. . Qnvn I-n X/T nu.-'l `ll ...-. IV...` `l7l.......' LL `$3.0. Rum`b1e, Toronto. spent the V week-end with his parents, Mr. and ` Mrs. J. C. Rumble. |\lI'n and `In... ('1 1-rr..n...... .r1-_1__ Nov. 7-Dr. C. Rudolph has `been on the sick list the past week. T.. Fngnn Qnnnf 1nu+ urnnlr 8.. ha. uu. use mun 1131. rue past week. L. Fagan spent last week in De- troit. IV...-. 'I').....IL1.. rn-..-..L- A,...A.A AI - vzuuuu vv wuun k-I1), Jim Iaaunaers. PRIMER - Ollive Johnson (E-I), Iso`-bel Maw (H), Dorothy Ford (H), Helen Morrow. No. on roll, 23. MAJRJJ-ORJBE I. R'0'S?S, teacher 1: uru, ru_yJ,n1a aaunaers. ICLASS I!I4-I-Ionours, Murray Ford, Jack Johnson, Bessie Morrow, Mat- tie Maw and Gordon Ferguson (equal), Clifford Harris, Clarence Morrow. ll1.`l' .A!c1m T '1711__:_, -n.-_,,,,, , nv-s }uaL vvccn. Mr. and Mrs. R. Dadey, who have been residents for many years in this district, have moved to Barrie to retire. I T-.3l'nHnuun nn -nnuan.-1 nvrzun um... AVLULLUVVQ CnLAs'S`S I ---Elgin Morrow OH). Vernon Wa.-lton (H), Jim Saunders. PRIINTIMP fiulixrn Tnhnann (l`LT\ ..-Iuvu- Iv: U39: l`Un I I Following is the report for Sep- terruber and October of SJS, No. 7 ` Vespra. (Grenfel). ` SR. -IV--:Bi'11ie Maw (H), Billie Johnson, Lillian Ford. Sp '.TnTIT_\XYI'lk~n-. 'KI7n1L.~.. I'I'1'\ 1-1--1 uuuuapu, .u1u1a.n r'0z`u._ SR. -II'I-Wilbur Walton (H), Hel- ene Donnelly, Edward Morro`w. JR 11TT---`ilrlfnn T-Tnt1vnvul `I3 AAAA v 3 cue Juuuucuy, nauwarq J.V10I`I`0`W. I JR. I`II-V1'ctor Howard, Percy` Ford, Phylllis Saunders. l{`T.ARQ `l'T_"I'.Tnnn.n.g mr ..... .. 1.-1...: ! uuI.u a weeks ago aaturaay. , The threshing machines are pret-u ity nearly through their work for another year. B-.-___; 1-, An ;. - Lu 1.UL'U1lLU. - ~ `Congratulations to Eldon Parr, who was married one day last week in the Northwest, and also to Chas. 1 Manning Who was married in Tor- onto a week ago Saturday. The threshing` m~ar-hing: area ..-.m.- . uay LUL` JJ17Ll`UJ.L. Albert McFadden hand his car burned one day- last week. While on hls.way'out to see his mother- his car took fire and was destroyed. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Young and family spent Sunday wlith friends in Toronto.` 'I`|nv..~....-.L..1..a.:.....- L. as... - nu cue n.V. J.'10Sp1ta,l. Elgin Harris was in Toronto on Sunday. ' ` T-Tnnrnw Mu-.mr............ 1-2;. 1.- _A. .n,,,_, ouu-uay. Howard McI{ernan left last Tues- day for Detroit. A H-uan it.-.`l:\.-. 4.1.... L - V-I uuu vvuu Lnenus nere. - The Helping Hand Society held their bazaar and weiner supper `last `Friday evening. It was a decided a success, the proceeds a,moun_'ting to 1 over $60. ' 1 Ernest Mason, is still imroving in the R.V. Hospital. E12111 T-Tnrriu nraa ha rnnnnnha Au 1-puuuaay cu. \.uun:|.uw11. I Mrs. Chas. Blackmore is spending ._a short time at Wm. W`a;1ker s. I a Lie: up arm around agaan Miss Janie Money spent; the week- ` end with friends here. Thn T-Tnlnh-nu `l'JonA GA..x..L-- L-IA Nov. 6-L1oyd(HarriAs is able to be up and around again. hiiss .'|"nni.. .\/Tnnnv av-\An+ Ha- u-un.\1- ....,..-..,. Death of James Frawley vssnm `I7|v.n."1--. .1|:...:I _._ .t~ V _y wan. Report for S.S. No. 7 _--_x__.. 1 ` Men's Penman sFIeece Un- derwear, all "sizes. Special, 59c and 79 per gar. . Boys and Girls Pullover Sweaters, all sizes. l iies Hats, our 'ful1`range ` will be reduced to Half Price Men's Shirts, a real good shirt for cold weather. All` sizes. Grey and Khaki. Reg. $1.00. Special . . . . .. 79c Spcia198 'EG _BERT ,uL xuua. 4-xuau. I Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rodgers spent -unday at Cookstown. 3 Mr: (`Hana 'n`nnL'v-nnnn {an nvun-..ll...... ' cmznru KJJ. 111.104. `Stephen Reynolds has `returned home from Golden Valley. \ll ll-Lia.- Miss Ruth Brandon is in the vil- lage again. Mrs. Geo. Kissick is visiting in , Orillia. . ` -C<&.....L.... ~n...--._-1.1_ 1--.. _.-J__.,_._. 3 W ccn-cuu ill .lD(l.l 1. lb`. `The Edgar Hunt -Club left on Frielay for their usual destination at Pakesley. `T-hose included are John Patterson, V. R. Slessor, John Bonney of Edgar, I. M*cMaster of Grenfel, J. Beaver and F. Beaver of 1 Orillia. x \II'.`.~... 1)..J-1.. 'n........a._.. 1.. 1.. LL- __n uutu nave LCLUL ucu 1.L`Uu1 Lue VVESL. Miss Jean McLean spent the week-end in Barrie. `VIVLA Vanna `l_`r.n..4. r<.1..1.. 1-1.-4. _... vv a.ux1u3uu.'w 5 U11 DLlIlu'cl_V. The Angus Hun=t Club 1c-t for` Pakesley on Friday night. Those go- ing were Jack and Fred Latimer, Jas. D:-Lvidson, Wm. Irwin, Jos. Mc- Master, Miller Plaxton. and Chas. Umklater. Fire Caused by Gasoline Lamp `On Friday night E. Hammond's house caught fire from a gasoline lamp, `but a. good crowd of Angus men turned out and in a. short time had the fire under con-troi.. The fur- niture was nearly all saved but is `badly damaged. The C.N..R. build- ing -gang are -on this week repair- ing the house. Barn Burned - Neighbor- s Horse` ' i Started It. `On Sunday evening about 7 o'clock Chas. Bus'h was doing up his even- ing chores when a neighbor's horse ran into the sta'b1e and upset the lantern. `The -barn was completely destroyed with t'he season's crop of hay. Mr. Bush managed to get his ihorses out and some grain. *[ Nov. 6--Jim Brown, Norman Mc- Lean, Ed. Da:vis and Harvie Cock- burn have returned from the West. Mia: [Than 1\/fr-`T.na~n ennui +1-us ~[,Uu:1uu:. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Allan and: vgtamly spent Sunday at the home? .of Thos. Allan. [ Tl/Tr ant` lrua TKYvn `I3.-..l......... .._-._4 a'F1:1.e Ladies Aid of the Presbyter- ian church met at the home of Mrs. ; David Plaxton: \Il`{nn.~n I/I : . . . .....: 1-I..._1-1_ rv_.___ ucu UL .l.`U1'UIl-LU vxsueu VVa1kinsha.w s on Sunday. -"F-Inn Ann-nu *r_`r...... r11..1. Ll), qa.Lu1'u`c1_y. ' The Ladies` Aid of the United` Church met at the home of Mrs. Gordon Bush with a good attend- ance. ' ` PHI..- 1'...1:..._v A2: -1: LL- v-u,,__u,_,1,_, JJCLVJU FLGALUII. . Misses Minnie and Beulah Camp- bell of Toronto visited at Leslie TKTn"rhnu1r\o`n1 a nu Gun.-Inn I Nov. 7--Mrs. Hugh Scott of New Lowell visited at W. Middle-brooks last Friday. `In: T\o1yir1 'I"n\lI on1rnn and `Dink ltlb L J.` 1 Judy- Mrs. David M cMackon and Rich- Mard spent the Week-end at Walter McMackon s. `Dnuunn.-1 Fl'I.s..`I3....l. ...-..a. 4.- rn-____- LVLU .V1d.Ul\.U1l Ea Bernard TarBush went to U), Saturday. `Tho Tatiinal A33 AP blvun .LllU1"l1'l.Ull., U11 DuHU.'cl._Y. Ivy has never been visited by car thieves until Saturday night. When Howard Banting of Alliston came to- get his car between nine -and ten o'clock he found it gone. He phoned the police. The car was found on one. of the north lines but no one with it. The young man who took ` hit for a joy rilde had to pay a y high price for his "fun in Barr`ie on Monday; ' n LAJU uuy. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn visited with `their daughter. Mrs. G. Harris, Thor'n1:on, on Sunday. Tvv ha: nnvnr hnnn 1rieH-AR In. An 1115 11:1. aunt, LV11`S. W. D. JJYOIIS. -Mr. and Mrs. G. Carruthers visit- ` ed the 1`attet s mother, Mrs. Murphy, ` of Allliston. l'l'_'l n...~.n... 'l'.......-LA. _,_ :|\ 1- ,4 -- ;, - ---_-- .-.-....... an vud.J nu. I D. M. Coutts left with the Thorn- `ton hunters last Friday for the ,north. rm Xlfnllznv hon khan .......a:......: U1. 1.'llL5LUllc \ `Herman J-enlnett and Lyle Jen- net't. while in `Toronto this week, went up for an aeroplane ride over the city. '|\/Tm on.-I `Alma T,un.. ..:...u....: ...u.1. LLIU W 111 LUIS. Miss Ross of North Bay is visit- ` iniher aunt, Mrs. W. B. Lyons. Mm. Slh MPH (1 rarvlvfhnru 1n'aH>_ cu. Lu.-1. uuuxv nun-: UVBI` aunuay. A number of the young men have` 1 gone to the camps in the north for the winter. 1UI'I.-uu DA..- -0 \`r....:.L 1-___ 2.. __s,:. ucu: vvu.u u.'u::uua'. I Earl Reid visited friends in Tor- onto on Sunday. | Min: T. `Dania nf '1".-\..-n..+.. ..:...-4.-.: uuuu uu wuuuay. Miss L. Davis of Toronto visited at her home here over Sunday. A nnrnhnr nf fhn vnnna rnnn -hung. l 'I\l1lUo ` Dr. and Mrs. R. Davis and fame `ily of Toronto spent the-week-end here with friends. 12`.-n-I `D.-`ha ...:...'4....1 a..:-.._1_ 1., run... i um vy em. Luuzung male and nearty.l `Mr. and Mrs. V. Jennett and little daughter of Weston are visit- ing the former s parents here. I`hn hllnfnvu ufnrfn Fmn +1-. nnm-L 1115 um: Lunuers p'<!.1`e11LS nere. ` The `hunters started for the north `on Tuesday to hunt game of all kinds. 'I'\n nu: `MI ..- T5 1\-__:._ -..-I A!-, I cultjxile Jennett, Vera-1 Elliott and! Frank Lennox have returned from` ` the West. looking hale and hearty.l ` `Mr. and Wfrg V .TDhnA"'f and] I vvuu ucr uuu Uuu-:1` Lnenus. | Miss Mazrion Arnold of Toronto, spent the week-end with her par- ' ents. 1 Tn`... 'I'.........L4. 1'r_.__u 1-3712,41 _ ,1 I _...-_ - ---- --~- -. V .. uuvunauo ' Nornan Mayes 'z'a.;1d Miss Inez _Mayes spent last Sunday in Toron- -;to where their mother is very 11:1. 'l\ \/I I`nn0ln Iah -.-lA.I_ uu- nu`, ,