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Cow I-Iides....A... Calfskins p_er lb. L Tallow per 1b.. . . . . . . Horse Hair per lb. . . . . Lambskins and pelts. . Horse Hides . . . . . . . . . .. Are Fashionable Not invisible but nearly so. `l'he can be made up with either solid (01 gold lled (warranted 10 years), or. ni el trimmings._ A `L--- -a-A -ggh A-nsnnnnnill Sunday school. A sumptmus tea was j served by the ladies of Knock, after~ which a choiceprozram was rendered.. ` Vocal selections were beautifully sung by Miss Whiteley, Mrs.- Reid. and Mr. Johnston, of Barrie ; Miss Barclay, of Stroud, and the Stroud Quartette. Two much praise cannot be said of the] two little dots, Miss Lyla and Muriel Adams who sang so beautifully and who promise so well for the future. Recitatlons were given by Miss Sibbald of Barrie; Rev. H. D. Cameron, of Allandale, gave a very interesting ad- dress, while Rev.- Mr. McKee, of Stroud,**very. ably performed his duties as chairman. The Knock peoplegare to be congratulated in havingspecially a choice tea` and _program in connection with their annual meetings. Rimless Glasses "is'e"y"r'2 }3i"e' rI.:ve. t We ad'ust them s) that they at: perf y adapted to the tegtures. D. |:l._ I\AI_I_agl..__A_REN, *uLIII$IUll\A it Wuqvung Mr. Donald Cameron, of Brentwood, called on Mr. J as. Brownian Monday. ` WYIIUC A nm_a_1mg 1.ag_w9_ek. Mr. --Toin Wiley rlettgu-nod home from A I` . C Miss T. Maggie Morrison, teacher of` the 2nd line of Flue, visited her sister's` Miss. Kate Morrison, teecher, and Mrs. A. Craig` this week. - ` Mr. and Mrs. Geo; Yoaig, of LGre-n- ran, visited Mr. and Mrs. L. Jsgo nus \- ygek. " "Mr. and Mrs. C. Minni k'in entertain- ed 3 number of their", young friends to n . W Thnr~d6r`'99ins- .' \.IUllo 1. sun, UCIIOUQV uuvvp, , alsvupuvuj uvs pt L titan!` m.s.1 :1 .`. `:i'.:(.u`."` 12. a:......`3';.:,.:.m. (in. T L . Quite a .ni1inbe_r'froni `Aha :-e attended {the opening 'Iervi_ceaVofthe Presbyterian A Ohurqhv qf A A l__1and__al'e, ` lasts. Sunday. . A """5ms.1.*` _Mond|y, Dec} 2&3. 1901403 Gon. 1,__' -.I4un'; '-In-umlncumganin ` nn`|b V F ' Lot` 42; M!-i9no`T_:_h!!9!-},:'!t1.Ih . Scientic Optician, MILAFIE'N'S DRUG STORE. BARBIE. ` ' _ Holly. Adnnc Cortapondonce. .Miaa Bertha Allen is very in at. pre- "3E3}'3ii.' 'I'v:1:}.3}ai-'e- ia'eLrxets'.' ' Bftlticrn blurs " Miss Rhea. Mooois giving up this Junior school at.` Christmas. Miss Moon leaves many friends. Her work in tho school has been much `appreciated. `onmult. mboucx. HIDES. Tonom-o. Nov. 26, mm.` nnutoloonooiuu 3 68 7` Au - (ligan- 50...." 0 >25| Z3 : : ` lmjo8(~,.. :'_ui1Iimitd riourceb Ofxtlni, th;. pigg:-st sto'e in Ba.-149 Pu able us to (A-.ontinueVsu'pplyingp the --;greatest possible values in Men s and Boys Wearables. As; 'ai.nKi}lt181ta_ti9n Qf these all powerful re80m'ces, we would ask you to examine forxyour own satisfaction ajfew of the p0.9'l't""veA btlrgrujnss shown by us this week. Theyhave the desired quality, style, cut, nish, and 'wea_i?abity. Descriptibn fails to do them full justice. See thc-.:n, and if not .1... statged, you will not be pressed to buy. Men's Fine Winter Overcoats, in colors ` black, blue-black, and 0`xf'ord gray Eng- liah Beaver Cloths, eleivantlv lined and trimmed. Gheatereld stvle,vwil:h either box buck or semi-close tting, work- manship guaranteed ,A full range of 1 . prices, $5.00. $650, $7.50, and s~1'o:oo Men s' Driving Coats` Men s Ovefcoats . The Rev. J. H. Teney, of Omelnee, conducted the service as St. John's on Sunday. The Rev, Mr. Archibald, of Warsaw will conduct the service next Sunday. _ Made of Fine Quality Frieze, lined-with a. warm tweed lining. double breasted, . high storm collar, slash side pockets, 52' to 54 inches long, all sizes, 35 to 46?, at $5.00 _ Better qualities at $6 50 and $8.80: Men s Swits } I I A complete, stock of all popular cloths. A special line of travellers samples con- taining a good variety ofclothe and sizes. The lot is put for sale at two prices $5.00 and $1 50. 60 pairs of heavy, all wool Men s Pants, well made. just the the thing for coming cold weather, extra value, $1.25. About 30 pairsof Men : Heavy Winter Pants, of the quality usually sold at $1.25, for $1 00. ' Boys Suits mud" Overcoat; DRESS GOODS, SILKS, MANTLE L CL(_)T`l:IS, CURTAINS, DRAPERS, CARPETS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, CORSETS and SMALLWARES, This .house gives more than ordinary attention to Boys Clothing. We are do- ing a. line now very much in demand at a. very low gure. It is a Boys Reefer` Goat, in sizes 221:0 28,- double breasted, high color with cab, in frieze and beaver I cloth, at $2. 75. T FRAWLEY 3:: DIE:'V'I..I1\T, comma. % Takes Quality to-carry the Hunter Label; Casts Notmne to Wear it_ ' V Comparison Haves this. and that is why we-do the biggest business. MEN'S sorts", $5 TO $20 % MEN'S OVERCOATS. $5 TO $17, Bovs' surrs; $1 .2510 $5.. % BOYS OVERCOATS $2.75 TO $5 V L. D. Robinson, who has secured a position as sslesmsn for an agricultural implement rm will reside at Barrie where he is moving this week. ` Mr. Robinson leaves a host of friends. The Biggest Store, The Biggest Stock, The Littlest Prices,` EVERY MHNTH EREE WITH HLJNTEZF? BF?O$., Our New Stores, Opposite` G.T.R. Station and Post Office. NIAIN STREET, BAIRRIE. NEXT AWEEK TWQMARIONETTES NICE SONG %FR;E;% `Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Arthur are [in Midland for a few days. ' V this season our business-has far exceeded that-of the cormepending month last year. Thiseis conclusive evidence that the people know where the purchasing power of their purse gees farthest. However that is just what might be expected when you consider we have ' BARRIE. THE MEN FOR MEN. N EXT ft:-pa A`D.VAN;cE. .Yon'ths sizes in same goals, sizes `.29 no 34', for $`i_50. ` % Men s Underwear` ;Ladzes Winter Coat.-'3~ ` 220 Ladies` _W_iuter Coats, highest; class ; tailoring, present senaon s make and ` proper lengths. They come from our : ' regular makers and are Rn_:n'r.' Weare selling them at bare cost of material, ' the ne work of making thrown-in. {g 1 other words, halt price. llllinery Dress Making Dept. An` opportunity came our way to pm, chase a lot of Men's Fancy 54;:-ipe Au Wool `Shirts and Drawersat: L935 than rngular price. We took the loc mrLa.re M offering them at 50 per garmemr. See our extra. he-avy Fleece-Lined` Shim and Drawers, $1.00 per sui-I1: `Mr. Arbhuf Peters'en left last 'l`hu'ra- da.y for. a three months visit; to Eng- land. _ - A j Under the able management of Miss Murphy. this department of our busi- ness has gained almost a provincial re- putation. Prompt. attention given to all orders received. (I A deaription of our always ha:-daome~ Millinery being our of the question, we will merely state mlr acknowledged sup- remacy in this department is fully maintained- Our large exclusive Mil- linery Rooms contain an elegant army from which to make your selection. In. addition, our -.`-lies W right is a designer of styles and can suit you in 8. style all Your own. oEc.5THJ ` SIX Smcm's af duripg V the last Mr. Ben Fears had bought M1-..II. ` O E Music given awn y six months to every paid up subscriber of the ADVANCE. ' Never before could we boast of havinTg'such big variety of warm comfortable footwear as now. Every pair made by makers whose re- putation for the Best Felt Goods has never `been in "doubt. The fnrices are not my more than you pay'for inferior quglitiea. Wecite prices are` not a `you a. few items : shape, sizes 4 to 6, Special . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$ Ladies Finest English Felt Lace Boots, ne Kid foxed exible sewed` sole, very dressy style, sizes 3 to 7, Special.. . . . . Ladies Finest Felt Lace Boots, leather foxing, `wide cemfortsble Ladies Felt House Slippers, best guide, -Vfeltleather solid elastic,` front sizes 4 to 8, Special . . . . . . . . . . . . .- _., . . . . . .v . . .` . . . . Ladies German Felt Slippers, extra. quality, Special . . ; ; . . ; . ;, . . -Men s Felt Boots, 2 buckle, leather foxed,` peg sole, sizes 7 to 11; i sold regularly at $1.75, Special, . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . .e -I we-1-_-.1 _:_.... ti 4... 171 FWWIBY & MOW : Meu s. Flb '. Special . I Our reputatioxi for selling only ths.best' grads bf `Rubbers and ` accpting. T the full responsibility for the wear is bringing more poople hefe every season. Hege are 8. few values that are deserving of s.tten- 's=-s . Q Aliadiss Finest Croquet Rubers, all sizes, 5-neat `.shaps;, sold. 1_ _.L An; _.._.:I AK... Q...-...:.'.l. inn. FEQ FD.[llI_W_EAR JJGUIUB `.1. Iuvnv vs uuv g.-vuu-.... .. - ..-..._.., ...-_.- w.__,r_ _____ __ gularly at 40cv;_1nd 45c, spe}"i}.1.I ...... .; ..... .. `Misses Plain Rubbers, Sp'ring `Heel, l1V,aizes4,,V. `rVcAagula'r liq`: ,_40c, vSpe.,ci9.l . . . . . . . . . ..V.` . . . . '.V' . `. . . %. . . `. . . . . ;B >.ysA _.vPla_in ..Ru`bl_)rs, heavy comgse -sole, aizvas 10' to 13, mgulai` A ` price _0c,-Special. . . . . , . .. . . ..% , 4 . I ,--6 ` v ": .>:;\-g _, f 0versAl:1Q1:i.`and Heavy .Lumbrm en s `Rubbers at spoial glvriedt -Shantv Bav- Advance Correspondence. Boots, 4 b;1ckle' Boots, leathe-rfox_ed, M6i`y5\.;l$9l~`whepj 'ask&. fofr .A` Packard sl3ouao,i1ow occupied by Mr.` Geode.` C w.'M7r;. W:ight huaold his farm to Mr. } 0 Conley whu has rented it to Mr. `O'Neil, or Innial. . N n '1' Mr.` Grefcon . took chutes of `the; prayer service in the Methodist. church % on Monday evening. - % -- - .I X Mr. N. -.I ak.eu-.dwnow owns the Sent-. ber property and will likel`y commence farming inthe spring. 2.. uv.r1 (V A` yfhewpepile Vo.f, th;Methodish [S. S have commenced to practise for their ;Christmas entertainment. V ` ` Mr. Chas, Arthur has sold his sto ck to Mr. Ed. Arthur who will carry on 9. general more business in the village. He has also become postmaster. Mt-.~ Chas. Arthur intends movmg so Mid-V land shortly. We hear Mr; Weodiy ie going to be our school teacher again for next term. ` e .We are glad to hear `that Irene Drury ie recovering from her recent ill- Mr. Teney, our former. pastor," con- ducted the service inthe English church 1 Sunday evening. . 'j.`he;'e was a {g dance at Goi1gh s last Friday evening, all report having 9. very plgaaant time. A eejof the young folks gathered at Mr. Charles Parbridge e last Wed-` neadaynight and epent a very -sociable evening. crowiraux; Advance Correspondence. sizes 9 to II, LUDIIKILV {$1 25 150 1 00 40c 125` 185 30c 25; _ >350: >79` V ,.Y ` 11133. 1ta';1retcy' churches. and atsao-' .a'-hoa;dPoop1o wnl Enttoo Settlement -A- Woeklv Record of its Doincs. . Mr. Bercy Heels is isiting fr-iem`l`a. Toronto. T 9 `1uPl`ea'aofn1:- Bt_i~eets. `it-.a"1'astv Dw -' .Mra; H._ Keelery is vi.a'iing frienda_ in Elmvule; ' Mr. Tew, of ` Torifnto, i visiting friends in the sixth ward.` ` Mr. H94-plea,` -of Tm.-onto, is visiting with Mr. G. W. `Hearq. Miss S; Rix; 6} Warminater, is visit- ing fripnda in the sixth ward. " > Mr. James Wa`ll;e:-, of Midldnd, spent. Sunday under the parenpal roof. `Mr. Homer Heard,` of Midland, was home for afew' days this week. u"~"" '- V". Misa?Tilli(e- Craig, ofTElmvale {ms the % guest of her father, Mr. "Arthur Crgig. . over Sunday. nu In 1-`: I Mesrs. Henry, `Dani .ddc;i`i.awaon,l T were in the sixth ward but week. | Mr. Geo. Lush, of Hatisilbo n, is visit- ing hiuyaiater, Mrs. Alex. Brunton. Mr. Rbbc. -Scbtt, of Spriggg, ;v;s the gueshof Mr. John Moitt last week. % Miss K. 1>hi11ipa;oHami1eon,ia thp guest of Miss B. Qglros, _Burton Ave. _ Mr. and Mrs. J olin Snewart, of Brad- tord, spent Sunday with relatives here, T'h'e. W.F.M.S. `will meet '- on Friday. afternoon at the residence of Mrs. D. Cameron. . v Four remen and two egineere from Lindsay have came here to run out of I-hi8. place for a month or so. CM. Thoa. Anderson has been laid up with an attack of*in.nmmation dur- i_ng the past week. He is convalescent. . For Choice lfamlly Flour` and all kinds of Feed go to Wllklnsonu. All orders delivered promptly in any uanut . Please leave your ordereat I. e M11 olllee or Telephone No. 23. -'-`M_'i;;-A. Leonard,`-B:l:a_a A. Constable and` Mice E. Webb, of Shroud, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Webb on Sunday. Ui-aiimuret. Adva.m_:e AC0:-respoudcnce. Miss S. Ellice, of Toronto, `is visit- ing her aiau-yr, Mrs. A._Jary. I n 17' L-_ 2. -l_- ' Brakeman R. Frame, who has been running out `of Lindsay for the past- few weeks," has returned again to the sixth ward. ' ' The benet concert, in aid of Mr. William Sheppard, held in Brnnton s Hall on" Friday evening last was a success in every respect. The building was `packedto the door. At 8 o clock Mr..C'harles Palling took the.chair, and after a few opening remarks, proceeded with the program, which was an excel lent one. The following ladies and gentlemen took part in the concert :- Mrs. W._W. Humphrey, Misses Mary Graham, Jessie Brnnton and Watson, and Messrs. Capt. Whish, Dr. Arnall, W. Kelcev, M. J. Hamlin, Bright Smith, Thomas O Ma'ra and Mr. O. Walton. The three resident ministers, Revs. .Westney, Churchill and Cameron, gave excellent ' addresses, which were highly. appreciated by the large audi- ence. The accompanists oi the even- ing were Miss; `Annie Graham, Miss May_Hamlin_and Dr. Arnall. Mr._0. Walton gave several selections on his gramaphone. Everybody seemed well pleased with the evening s}'entertain ment, .and were more so when they learned that about. $75 was the pro- ceeds of the concert. Too much can- not be said of those. who had. the con- cert in hand, for' they ca!-ried,out` every- thing in e`xcsllent`style.. Of course the chairman was a -whole concert "in him- self.` ` ` Mr. W. _B. Webb is going to put a large mirror in his show window, which will set his goods off to perfection. Have you seen -his display window intely? In is handsome. On Sunday evening, Nov. 19th, the Methodist minister requestedthe young `ladies of his congregation to meet at the parsonage on the following Thurs- day evening, as he had something of great importance to request of them. Although the ladies wished the matter to be kept a secret, it nally leaked out that hedesired them to form a Young Men s Benet Society, the purpose of which is to keep the young men of} the streets at night, as they think a a street educstion is of no use to them. Oh, let it be soon. ' Mr. Pst.yLogne left on Monday for Bonbrook, New Jersey, where he has received an appointment as foreman in the American Engine `Works. ` He will be missed by his msnv friends in the sixth ward. ` ` r A Mica Collin: is ab; guest o( Mrs; S. Reynolds. V ' ` ` 3%...- L- _-..`..L LL` -no-=gAulI A` L "355; report the serious illneee of- Mre. V; P. Keloey. ' ' ? Mr. and MEI. J. Bowniin, of Barrie`, ` spent Sunday with Mrs. T. BoyI_n_en. V In An,,Ij II VI 1310 I A 7 large crowd of farmers attended ` she. isle of farm stock It Mr. Lame:-'3 ` on`F: -iday. V `bgvznadoia Aodhley, of b `Croyvn Hill, spent in few, days with friendaThe!`e. A V ` _ 2 I 7 T#iV[r@n'io-e attended chem meefr W? -_-a -.-v ` Mr. `3;...,., of ,Newmu-'ke:, in me guest of Mrs. J umrs Hewicc. * -an-o 'rn-nv 11 1, t'TA.,,_.__|______ `|;_ f"i%-ata"'v:'~;;|rf:'.and` Mrs. _Nes,"of Strand, thg, guest: of:;Mr'.V and Mrs. ..A. Nesa%9mTue!dny-% ' + ._'--. p..c`n-run- . Frank u;d Miss Ssdi Robertson a'p`jent`= S_fufndjy = with Mr._ an_d Mrs. J .' V "v f1{}{pieuoed f so J. Reid h9l{Q_f. f '~_;fn9;n n` hegtended visit % Advance Con-eipondouce. a` .n_a;i-1zots`i}h_a` A11DII JI1AIIl , Bef,tOreqf1arters...`............... -Beef.hindquarter3................'u Mutton o-o'IaoououocoIIOIOIIIIIU I'.._..L . Wood. a ft.. per cord. .... . . W001. WBSHBG peflnoooo-cuoocoooo Wool. Snwashed. per lb. . . . Wood, 4tt.. percox-d....... Anthracite coal. per on.. ......J.. . . 7.-.. _.,___ During. the deer seuaon`Mr. 0. Rich ardson was one ofthe lucky hunters who killed a deer, _making three killed altogether. T 5 A 1 up .0 . I ,ll'