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Not invisible but nearly so. A Th? can be made up with either solid gol , old lled (warranted to years), or iii el trimmings; They are not expensive. We adjust them so that they are perfectly adapted to the features. 9- "'- 'V.'?E':!_`.BE- Are Fashionable L E91137. Advance Con-eopondenoo. . Mien Agnes Bloxham in on _the- nick Uaslilnl peril). nuance ooocouooooaoun Tallow 'Del'lb.....'u..... Horse Hairper lb...... .... .. . Sheepskins.......... !Wheat.white........- II... nnrl nu Cow Hide9................ Calfskinsperlb............... .. Tallow her "'1. . . . .' . . . . . . . . . . . . - Rimless Glasses lVV00ag 4I'tn9 peI'c0I'(l....u......... _ Anthracite coal. per ton........ .. . . "I'hevP1-ices Bunni In the Barrio and Toronto Markets During the Wegk. f Sgientifi E>;tici..{,-' Muol.AREN's DRUG STORE. ` BARBIE. Toronto Farmers Markets. lokonro, Feb. 5. I901. White........-....u....._..; s & tsOO rad w . . . . _ . . . . . _ . . . . . . , _ . ,. Kn H1088. Buumz. Feb. 6, :96: nouoorggs to 6 70,: The Crownhill circuit of the Free Methodist church will D.V. hold a quarterly meeting in Free Methodist church at Ctownhill Feb 8-10. as fol rlcwc: services, Friday 7.30 p.m. satur- .dIy.'7'oji30:`p.tI;,,. lcvefeaet Sabbath` 9 30 f lowed`ijh.t pre_uch_ipg_ ~aud nora- Crown H111. Advance Lorrespondenoe. Neighbors any If you want Int-clan Flour totalm your when to Wilkin- son : nun. Battle. to be exolnnxcd or grlncd. . ` . _ nW'A"!` 6i::lis'1z:;`:%' 61 'E"i:?::" `ru'rUnm.qIfr.Y-, .` ` On Tuesday evening of last week. the Epworth League held their Literary entertainment and social. A program was given-of solos, reading. rectitatione and selections on the gramaphone. Afer the program lunch was served. | -plvnnnuua .1` `K _-_, --._..-- vu nouvuuu IIUIV IVUUI-I91 : Mr. and Mrs. S. Mason, of G:-enfel, 1 visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bloxham` on Sunday. , `In A-. -- family are visiting friends as Thom- bury. '`1i` 1` -` -- -- -----u- y 1 r. and Mrs. A Dyer and daughter, ` Mabel, spent" Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. Bishop. of G-renfel. . . A ' ..I.....L 1-- .1 .14 _, N I - I --.----- cu 1--convrl `lb IJIWIIIUIO I v A sleigh-load of young people from Barrie drove to the home of Mr. T. Campbell on Thursday evening and ' spent a `verve enjoyable time. -.-cu. U110 Pl Ul roceed $14.45. -cw--J: Mr. and Mrs. R. Beelbv, of Thorn- ton, called on friends here recently. M1 and `Ian Q If... -1` IV---3-` At this price we o'm-`purchasers the `choice ` of any of our heavy storm Overcoats, worth from $6 to $9. This lotcontains a variety of cloths, makes and coloriugs.'buu all first-class in all respects. The quantity held is their onl_V _fault-note the nppnrtunity, coats at $6 50, $750, $8 and $9, for $5. At this price `we offer fan 9. real good ULSTER-OVERCOAT, men's and large boys sizes,Vheavy wool frieze,. tweed linings, slash pockets," wall cut and made, in every respect a. good cold weather coat, $3 5_0. just completed shows too _many goods in de:p_a1`t.fl;!:tIe,ie1ts',qmsr'.ny*rof them` net sold during this most wintry of wince, Phat qf rreeessity carried to rlext winter We don t like salting them away, we would rather sellthem, sell them at even less than cost, get the read, snil6ney,;luse'the mogxey in the purchase of new goods shortly to arrive A few ' of these linesare as follows : FR 6W.U?3Ym. -D..F+ Y1-IN Axes and Gross-But Saws STYLE, FIT, TRIMMINGS AND WORKMANSHIP HU NTER A BROS. IS IT PREJUDIBE. V Come and see the new Ball-Bearing Churn. In any `size yoi1 Want, 0 0 0 0 In #11 departments will be found goods at reduced prics to clear. J. R. HAM BLY, HAMBLY S HARDVVARE. '*{b> ;'.fsisi1ii4w13:S7 b1v1s1oxi."' emu 33;;-_1?lesqspnt treets..1ts Tasty Dwell- .;u.x1t:. Pretty Churches. ma 1ts_Gb- =**:-A . Woeklv Record of its Doings. _th`eir next: winterh-supply of wood. Int . _n~ -in I 7'0-hand People" wall Enttcesettlement, a _1`heL phhlic school board have; put it}. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR THE BEST CHURN. `O_[.)pdsite Post Ufce and G.T.R. Station, Front Street. THE DOUBLE STORES. `$5.00 $3.50 be like that of many other prejudiced people whom we coins in contact with dayvhy day--tl1at they hadn t the slightest idea that it was possible for cloth to be moulded into. such perfect form for theizverage man at 90 low a cost. If you belong to this class, we again extend to you an invitation to COME AND SEE AND BE CON- VINCED that it is only prejudice that keeps hundreds of people from nearing ready toeput on `clothing ~ 01 Opposite the Post Ofce. mg: it via vvvoocvvl CVVIIO .-oiolifeeluoondenb cm bus for the skill =` g:}A11.4"'utte.nti_on shown by the attending _jygioiao, Dr.` Arunll, and the untiriug 3tl;uvundoV devotion displayed by the lines.` _IlI_,d the. lady superintendent, lulumpbull, my daughter would not, ,,}io1guv;-tho recovery, ;. ; . --- ...'I.LI'."-'-"_'-'_.__l_ . you will nd them at BAARRIE. Z `JCIIIO We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to refund the money on e 50-cent bottle _of` Greene : Warrented Syrup of Tar if It falls to cure your cough or cold. We also guI.||" antee e 25 cent bottle to prove satisfactory or money refunded. A _Q` mental service The word of life will be preached by Rev, W, H, Revnolds D` E. All are invited. J. S. Clmk, pas tor. Joan Woons, `l'\ 1 Balance of stolclthol" Fl'IIZ$'ll`-VCLASS FU1; GOODS tobe sold atnsual MID-WIN'PE[g (`UT PRICES. A vbuyer"s opportunity i, ` this, Astrachan "Coats id three-quartor and lfull lengths, Coon Cnats, Fur Lined Capes` Electric Seal Coats, Sable, Beaver and Lamb, Muffs, Collaiettes, etc,, all as cut prices. ----._ -f This is the basis on which we pnce the hal. 3 zmce of our stock of FINE LADIES COATS. all choice goods, this season s styles, from the best makers, every quality from 84 to $16 at thls half-price rate, now from $2 to $8. 35.92}:':$I2S~ Feed your hens Oyster Shell and they will lay eggs. We have it for sale at a remarkably low price. cuouu ac`-ovVI"'*` I desire through the columns of your valuable paper t express my heartfelt _ thanks tn the surf of the Royal Victoria Hoapitul for the faithful cure beatowed :_iipon_my daughter, who has been an in- Imtagof the institution with typhoid Intjsihoe December 26th.. - '-=1";' ;-l _, - '- 7- --~` D ` . 1 5? I91`-`V5-:..a3l:, and our prot. These ` `arovthe blends we are "struck on. | "WW1 EGG-S 25. DOZ. A quufter of a. centurv we have .-been blending coarse 'r'azncHAms. . % BARlE;- HALF Piano:-:, 32 TO $8 !-'7V.! V`! suuu nu uauuvuryo Tm . "'3a'p'i`._.1 in doing '5 noble wbrk .5p\ , I. bg;,i a%c-v;Vo_a;_At t__na_'ta_1aAp&p_o`1~1s -ov_'r__y` oiti a`mwng% % 0 H?"-J`, V, A '=vI 2! 005. ' Gno. Moxxntne D. H. Mchuum. 1-17 LADIES` was TRY THEM. TCT 4-Ofefs. 7; 1901. #5A.;_A\_4 ; . `On Tuesday evening of last week the Ladies Aid -Society of. the Elizabeth street Methodist Uhuroh held as parlor social at thelreeidence of Mr. '1'hoe; - Sibbeld, Bredford street-, and was large- ly attended. Games and amusements .of,p.ll kinda were entered into and thor- A oughly enjoyed. The following pro- gramme wee rendered :-Solo, Miss Mdy Allen ; recitation, Mien A. Sibbeld; solo, Leoor Gallagher ; solo, H. Brown ; -recitation, L.` Blakeley ; solo, Mrs. Oerneron; trio, Mrs. Tiock, Mine Jessie Tinok and Mia Nixon ; readinz, Miss Slbbeld ;, solo, Mr. Allan ; recitation, Mieeeseie Brunwn. ' A r "" V` . On Monday night aoonoert ineid `of the Royal Viotorin Hospital was held in Brunton'e I-lnll, and was very well attended. An excellent program was provided and well rendered by the par- " tioipents. Capt. Whish. R. N., oioin ted as chairmen end Dr. Arnell did the duties of musical director in an efficient manner. The following ladies and gentlemen -took part in the program : Miss Bingham, Miss 0ho.r_lton,'Miss `Holmes, Mica Graham, Miss Jennie Bmnton, Miss'Mary Thompson, E.h_el 8torey,'and. Messrs. Wbicehread, R. M; Watson, Dr. ~A'rna|l, Stewart and N:1':. e . . Your correspondent extends his heartiest congratulations toMr. L. A. Merlin. late teacher of ths'Fornda.le `public school, st his recent success at theNormsl School Examinations. . Mr. Marlin -succeeded in taking honors; and his success is even more deserving when it is remembered that he was sick A at home for six weeks out `of 0: term of four months. Mr. Marlin is now prin- cipsl otIOro Station public school, and his Allsrndsle friends wish him every _ success in whatever calling. he may pursue. n- 'u.._._1-_ _!._LL ; --_-,,i -s - cl ' I The memorial service held in the` . Presbyterian church on Saturday morn- ing at 1 1 o clock was very well atended. The pastor, Rev. H. D. Cameron, gave` an appropriate sermon for the occasion. The Rev. Jon. Young assisted the pastor 2 in the service. His prayer `was it very touching one. Hymns suitable forths occasion were sung by the choir and congregation. ' when the etorekeepera in the sixth ward take anything in hand they gen- erally carry it out to the letter. The memorial window decorations" of our atorea. were out of the ordinary, and surpassed those of the centre of the town. The pictures of the Queen were handsome, being draped with black and purple. 'l`he decorations were 9. credit` to .the de-cm-aters. V Ferndaieie will soon lose one of its oldest residents in the person of Mr. R. Burridgo. Mr. B.urridge e new house on'the towniine, Allandale, `is about. compleml. and he and his family will move imo it shortly. His Ferndale friends hope soon to receive invitation to a house warming. A ` . Service :5 St. George's `church,--On ,'Feb. 2nd, on memorial service was held ' in St. G.+urge'a church at eleven o clock.; _ The ohmch was suitably draped.` The service recommended by the Bishop of `Toronto was read and the choir sang `appropriate hymns. _ Revgv Mr.- T McGiilivrav, of New _ma'rket., preached two powerful sermons -`1,-n tho Pmubyt-erian church on.Sunday. Theucongnegauiona at. both services were large. Rev. H. D, Cameron cook Mr. McGil1ivmv eI work an Ne w market. Your" correspondent learns with re ; `grab of the serious illness of Mrs. Mc- ';F"arh.nd,Abut_ut this date we are glad Vic) learn" that she isreoovering, 1- . n 5 nu - ` ' 1: List Sunday "being the rat Sunday ' iii theinouth, the regular monthly fel Vlowahip meemng was held in the Rur- ton Avenue Methodist church afcu` the `morning vervice. rs. -' r .. _ -4 ??i'or`ono1c'a Fnmlly mom and all Iindurot need so to Wllktnuon9I. All orders delivered promptly In any `V nnntlty. Plea-e leave your order: at V0 mm (mice or Telephone No. 23. _ All the stores in the sixth wardwere closed 0n'Saturduy all through the day till abon_t`8 -p.m., when `some of them opened at that hour. %L3Mr.' `Thames mcF.l1Jna, `of mm lg_u d,.0ho,-Iahcmeun a visit to his .:"`.'3.`.'.'"_--. us A. isaea .Bntride howa; removd their dressmaking , business. to their *b_~ick residexpoe on the townline. Allandule, Febr11.ary'2nd, 1901. r"ba\n ' W`Y_-,oq'r}IrulAy,; j wnmnnr. Mr. Thou. Clark, who has been ailing for the past "twelve months, passed peacefully wway on Sunday the, 3rd inst. Clark emigrated tron: Leland iu_ 't.h_ year 1848 and settled lathe township of Holland where he remdiu {uni-il.,ub6uu Mvelvegiyaara ago, when he` I9;M'hi8 prP9I`0y~ out,ther6%i~nd venom em; .3533 j.%p`!c9s -"H % s?~'sud*`* 9);, wall I ._li`tfg;1,phg 4' We xz'nde'leao1 has pur- chased the lMcUle'ary farm tor his daughter, "Mrs. Fuzee, who in now living, in the Scenes bus will move here shortly. Mr. F'uz_ee lived: here some" time ngouand has found out-there is 130 place like holnbe V l V We have no `doubt but we have A good man to represent. us in the County Council in the person of Mr. J no. Bell, but at the sense time we feel sorry that our tried and eioneot men,` Dr, lIunt,o made up his mind coreaign. T `T can -\ Mr. Ge'o. Deedman, of Angus intends moving to our burgh in the near future, as be has rented "Mr. William Maxwell : farm. Mr. Deeamun is an old tesidenc of lhil! place and '-the `people will be glad to have-him-return. ` Our rink is fairly well patronized, sleigh loads come from our neighbour nng villages to spend the evening on the ice. T T V Our teacher, Mr. M.- J ohnatone, has had 3 severe attack of la grippe, "and. she school has been closed forever 3 week. I Mn:i. Jlno. -Crawford, of Brampton spent lascwesk wish her parents here, I Mr. and Mrs. T.omk. % I Our farmers here are making good use of the snow by getting up a large supply of wood for the summer. Brentwood. 1 Advance Correspondence. La grippe is `prevalent in our burgh. Some of our boys have returned from thelumber camps. . V { Mr. Sullivan; lest a valuable house last. week. It fell on the ice and broke l its leg in two places. - ' `-- `av-I-vvwvvl , I-U0 Luuwv`, Ul. uuumuug G; Raikes, of Shanty Bay ; A. T. Cooper, of Elmvale; G. 0. Canton and Alex.` Richardson of this` vnllage. No t.iced_ present were :--SherI' Drury, _A. E. H. Cmswicke, Barrie: W. H. Ben- nett, M.P., and Rev. J amen Skene, of Hillsdale. . -_ ' " _ _ . . . . . - QQIVIJIII vsnls, D VIVID Ll.'UI.II' Mrs. (Ben) J. Lindsay, an anchor from the Ladies `Aid Society, across from Miss K. Morrison, and A bouquet of owers from her Sunday school close, The pall-bearers were :`--J. Leatherdale, of Goldwater; R. `Little-, of Midland; `(L 'l2...i lm.. no 91...-.- D.-. tun, uuuu auu naugnters or the late Mr. Q R. Moon, of the above place. She was I married to Mr. Thomas Craig about 20 vears ago. From this union one daugh ter,' Miss Mary,-survives her. In the local affairs of this village Mr-. Craig was an ardent worker. In the Angli can church and Ladies Aid Society her wise counsel was a guiding inuence in all of its work to a successful issue. In Sunday school work she took the greatest interest. and was head teacher in the church of England Sunday school. ' As a neighbor she` was asincere friend. The hiah estimation in which the de- ceased lady was held by all who knew her was evinced by the very large concourse of friends that attended the funeral, every available space of St. John's church was lled to listen to the memorial service on Thursday. The Rev. J. H. Teney and` the Rev. Wm. McLean, of Elmvale, conducted 1 the service. The Rev.`J. H. Teney taking for his discourse` 1st'(.`or. 13, 55: O grave, where is thy sting, 0 death where -is thy victory " The church was very appropriately draped. On the ooin were the following beauti- ful contributions :-_.-A wreath from Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Craig, a cross from Mr: (Rno\ T T.....l...... -_ .---l---- A`----- ll Never has this village received a greater` shock than when it was an- nouneed on Tuesday that one of its most estimable residents had suddenly passed from this life, in the person of -.Mrs. Thomas Craig,` Very few of the lady's most intimate friends suspected anything more than ordinary indisposi- tion, for only `:1 short time previous to her death she was moving about doing her household work. Mrs. `Craig was born at Moonstone about 59 years ago, being one of several sisters and broth- ers, sons and daughters of the late Mr. R Maa. Dun L4 -L---- | AeMiee K. McLean,` i`n' comeany with. her aunt, Miss Jennie Ihgrum left here on Friday for points in the acute` of California. They have ghe best wishes oftheir many friends in ms village for a safe journey. V V `Q- Jame; Marten; cf the 2.14 of Fine, received severe injuries about the head and face, the result of u. run-away last week. He bad a very narrow escape from being killed. on. .._ _ _\ _.~A bear which has probably come out as ligtle aheqd of time` according to the Indian `(the 2nd of February) was seen roaming ubouu the bush last; week. ' *.4_-_`-`.[.\ r~ V. -..-`x, ,.;;.;$,;;:;. -34 "_;`g,_,'-.'`. - - .` ` _` . ` .. - t as. 4: - .: . . * -- -0!.'n,:arnu;-ac.:.; - `Geo; Obtruhdggij izapxyed at.Smitli d lumber mill, Uhiho'.7 ' ' ' _ Wm. Priest, of tlfe 2nd of Fibs, is` ill ;%l,1ia case in at`-sud one`, he being ill alone. ` ' Neighbor: say if you inn: nut-clan Flam to take your wheat to Wllkln Ion : mm. Barrie. to be exchanged or grlnod. . ` -. Memrial [services for the AQuee'n were conducted in both ohurchea on Sunday. ' . .Miss'$wan, of Y'.uav_e;;_v;;`n"t.i1:a`-guest of her u:ncl-,Jas'eph Swap, laauieek. G. Or, ls Uhit}Ei1*%was theigueat. of his a'um..T Mrs. 0utr`ander.lut_ week. _`. ..- --v ----v v: nun: .l.'Jll|| Wonanops one night recently. Among `those present from a distance were :- I'M!!! A_l_`Prgezf,:'of {ion line, Veaprn ; _Mesars.-J-. Cook B. Hughaon have u. oontraoo ot hauling 300 curds at `wood fr0mVespra andi og4to..B.n"ne for Mwkle, Dymenl: and son. ` Meson. R. M.cMlnn `and A. Pringle have purchased the 'timt.er on the west gulf 30, In $139 10.11 0011., Esau, and WIN l_)_eg1n. business at `once. ' . IjI"I.1tn Un'r: pf people` sittndadl `T_`_-g,Ioi9l-;?_hp "'?Ia.;=rlI9; h;omajIof:Mr. {El-i:n '.si.|`.?a.! .a;..`-.~_ .*|~_ -Wm`-.5"-..`:: Mr.` John F;:x-[ggitfnn has made qtiite an uddmon to his property by the erec- tion of a power mud mill. V I I _ }.%'5$:'E1:.aa "madd Ta: severe in his foot. wnh an ax while out wood on Fnduy luau. -Mr. and Mrs. T.` fof J ooephine, called _on friends` here lac; geek. M13. an-Ii Bern {Rowe spent a few days in Toronto last. week. o - Mr. Alf._ Greensidea lont as valuable bursa recently.` Mr. (`ht-neo Fegllin` is, attending collage in Bragcford. ' Mr. M. Murdy,Vof Grenfl,` wa in out-_ burg lam, week. - . ling:-I ` Our grain buyer, Alex. Primrose, some Mme ego, exported to Glasgow, Scotland, as an experlment, a car of white -wheat, put. up m tour-bushel bags. The following farmers of thus place sup- plaed one gram, Messrs. Fred Foyston, Downey, John, Kerfoob; J useph Lumley and Mrs. Green. Tale is when the firm of Wlllusm Pmnroae 6; Son say of the green; "15 gcves us green pleasure to any lht the wheat has burned out most satisfactorily. In is mu'qni'oent. grain, we halve never seen Cenudlen wheau late is, free lrom `ell smut and dlrt." Memortaleervicee were held in the Methodist Church on Saturday morning at 10.30 o'clock- Rev. L.` Paton, ot Mtdhurst and Rev.A.T. Ingram, pastor of the church, nudreatea the congrega- tion, gtvtng at full `account ot the ltfe of our late beloved Queen Vtotorta. A ne portrait of the Queen upon an easel In tron: of the putptt was draped in blatk, whtoh hurmomzed with the other drnpery of the church. _ The Literary "Society held a pie social on Friday` evening in the A.0.U.W. `Hall which was well attended. Fluen- cially also, the social was a success, the proceeds amounting to $31.50. As usual the evenwg s performance was in perfect order and the ples were handled in export style by Mr. L. S. Knpp. A Onthe evening of 8:.~h inst. the Lib- erary Socieby expect to hear an uddresa tron: Mr, R. J. Mullen, on British 001- umbia. As Mr. Mullen is well versed in Western life, "it will be very inter- esting. ` ;.|@;n_'e-n1uny friends of P. Knapp of Anahexm, 0413., mil be pleased. to hear that his henlah is `much improved since arriving in the ` Lind of Sunshine. r\ Neighbors say It you want tint-claiuu our to lake your wheat. to WukIu- uomu Mill, Barrie, to be exchanged or |{r_Ill.ed. . co`uo%Vea,,ra 1.To.F.* intend holding an 'oyszer_aupper on the 13th inst. Minesmg. . Advance Correspondence. ,` Miss M. M. McLean Wes home for a few days last week. V A large congregation met in the Methodist Church last Sabbath evening to hear the sermon _by the pastor in memoriam of the late Queen Victoria. The Rev. gentleman gave an excellent discourse, basing his remarks on Prov. 31, 29 verse. The church was suitably draped and appropriate music furnished by the choir. ' from this place enjoved a drive to Cookstown, where the League" of that village was'At Home to them at the beautiful residence of Mr.aA. Ramsay; Program was provided by the visitors, after which lunch was served and a social time spent in games and music, after which all departed for their re- speotivehomes. The Coukstown League is expected to return the visit on the 14th inst. V ' V our. on In stitches. ` t I ,7.~_ rv-- rut Q11 '7 IIWI ' Some miscreants returning from the carnival an Bond Head on Friday night, EOIB down the ag from in front of the residence of Mr. Geo. Rogers. Mr. Wilfrid Lennex-e:eI;-w:ith 3 pain- ful accident lass Wednesday. VWhue working in the bush, he inicted 8 deep Out. 011 hl fnm; Whinh nnnnnnio..o....I 5.... ' (5;1e1:;le-1:;:ad the interiorl and exterior of . his score beautifully draped Inch black: un_d purple last week. G`-_ `A:A`kW > oolweu. ' _ Advance Con-espondencp. Mr. Richard ]?arr is on the sick There was `no oo;v`io;" in .Pin.l:erton church -last Sunday owing to. the serious muons of'Re_v. E. L. Howe. =.Mr. N non,` `of Toronfo, spent; part. of this week as his home here. Rev. H. W. E. Keinp`, of West. Essa, will preitch mxsmonury sermons for Rev. J. E. Wuaon nexr.._Sunduy. . - IIVI. __.- ._ - - ' %"tiili` . , F5 | ._ , ll Itini vadhobl.f L g_1':i; 'mindf'_[w ~ive.l__l stored j"IiiI.h gospel, t`ruthsfand his notes of watjhing and admbniuon were always intelligently given and pi-otabiy re- cived; Bleasedere the dead which die in the Lord. They may rest from their `labu_ure; and their works do follow them. 5Ain -, ._ .... ---.u.., no suunuuuu B UUUP his foot which Tnecesaicated ten w w- u-- -wvnannadilllo `A-civanee Concspohdence. Newton Robmso `A.|--__-- I` ____ _, ' . nadei out cutting I nomm AnvAm.`T Mr. `Wilson Hurst gin` visiting friends in Tomato. . AM_r. Jae. Brown is spending 5 fey Mia-Fr_ncis1 Gi `ii, bf El-m_vale,i-in the guest of L`gzie;G;bqouj, . ; 1. uni." I shantv Bav. Advance Correspondence. Simple but impressive services in honor of the death of our beloved Queen S were held in St. Thomas church Shanty` Bay, Feb. 2nd. The church's interior had been suitably draped ` almost a week ago in violet and black in honor, of Her late Majesty. On Saturday at T 10 a.m. the hell rang to callus to the church,` the bell then tolled for 15 minutes. Service began at 10 30 a.m. There was neither military nor civic I display of any kind. The simple and godly .devotion `of Shanty Bay folk to our beloved but departed Sovereign was alone in evidence. The Litany was_ said down to the Lord a prayer. Then followed a lesson (Ecclesiastes xliv, 1 15), then a hymn, 437, then the apes- tles Creed, then the full Burial Service of the Anglican church with some special prayers. i There was no sermon ncr eulogy of the Queen. In a few appropriate words the Rev. E. R.. Thompson said that such from him was superuous. All had come` to the church this 2nd of Feb.'(the Feast of the Presentation of Christ in the Temple) to payan act of Christian love 9 and homage` to the memory of our lamented Christian Queen. Their Chris- tian chivilry as 'men, their Ohriatian. love as women; they were now oilering it all in unionjwith the use ofloyal.` -devotion now- being paid at`T,'the'. tomb of their departed Sovereign." _ . - T Mr. and Mrs. Fellov:s gave a` de- lightful fowl dinner end party on Fri- day night, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. `Moore, of Enisdale, who are spending a few days of _their wedding trip with their friends here. ' Some 35 persons tripod the `light fantastic to the strains of is first class orchestra during the night and returned home much delight- ed in the we emu hours of the morning. Miss Bankn, of Cherry Creek, M*. Geo. McFadden; Barrie, W. Reynolds, of B.C'.I., and Mrs. and V Miss Lowe, I-f Barrie, attended 9. party at at Mr. J. FeI1ow a on Friday. evening. ? Messrs`. J. Ferguson, E.` Wtce, Mi. and ` Mrs. Harry Pezera, of Allandol. . i