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~_l!7liI;r,;-1-ii.-o1.1:.`|:I`c'r.x1u,,of - Apfo. `ind May Richardson; pf Thornton, called on` ;'n. !.`:d...1.h.i .lt~Wk:5.f>- ."- : ~ 4 5 A Our Glasses . satisfy because they are right. Spectacle man is no nos: wo :-k.w|t us. e are ex arts in, remedying a I eye de-_. feels. - We guarantee nus. faction. 0-9-ualollcuiolvitlttlnlnn_IIID.1$ V '73 .. .......,,..oa_-oonoofuoo 0-` 40oooo 43 heatouoiocoonuo-n-an -coo.-'._`. _".5--g- S2 i$} I oo. . . . oo ClIlIlOIOC`.....UII'?IIlOII.'I 45IIlO ._..4- .....-n-onnaon {noon-... 40-... 50 ............................ 1Voo..;. 4 oo :ver....................:.... 4 25.... 4 50 . 5 00..., 7 oo o u o o a IoOIOIIIIIIbun n shantv Bav. ` Advance Corrcaoondenco. suuun cum muuts-r. ' '1_-ms: manxnrrs. xuimu. Pnonucn. TORONTO. lflis. 25, 1902. It is many yearnizice the roads here in as bad a condition at this time of year as they are at present. 1 u 11- 7- :0 ` BARIUE; FEB.` 26.,` 7902 LP`)- 6-. "23 '50 'i.ate buyers of winter goods will nd in Barrie s B'i_(/gcscf. _R l'1'_([h,tm ' and Best Store many interesting Bargains in winter goods, all ilm-5; W ing so underpriced as to secure the nearest possible :Lpp1`- a(:h to :1 full (:1.-;mmc_ Weihave yet a fairly good selection of midwinter st.u s These xnidwintc-r ling are being daily supplemented by early arrivals of new spring and smnnu-:' _;o0.`,` which show evidences of superiority over former seasons in m my TP$~5])(?('K.< OPENING up Ladies Tailoring and Dress Making Dress Materials 'm}7.[i;ef}:3..s';l'y;rz1V1Ighes and Min Lind,` of Cherry Creek. were the guests of Miss Frankie `Hughes this week. I If] If Holly. J \ Advance Con-espond:nce. Miss Frankie Gibson of Elmvale is via- iting friends. ' I`... T Q5--`Int.-..n t\` Dan-:1: t'\VI IIIIIIK ILIULII-IU Mr. J. Sta.plet.0n of Barrie called on friends here on Monday. - \\-ll`- T.._< 'l).'........_ ....L.-........I LA... 3...`... Mr. Cohrane of Ontario County spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bloxham. D Mtfpand Mrs. Jan. Campbell of Allan. dale ind Mr. and Mrs. Ja.s._ Moffatt of Owen Sound visited at Mr. T. Campbell : on Monday. ' - TIn'l.. .....~... I\: ' ...... ......... .....,... .......... V31 Al.l.\Il-AIACJ While sonze of our young men were driving home from League on Tuesday evening of last. week they had the min- fortune to upset, but. no damage was done. Millinery Notice Carpet Dept, FRAWLEY E9 DEVLIN `2?a`;.S mEIv1:.u'IT. 3`I;s::)l.i`s."\,7}lc::i!`);'wl.1er daughter, Mrs. Wm. Lockhart of the 5th line. W anti Mrs. Donald Cameron of Brentwood spent a few days last wee with Mr. and Mrs. Jan. Brown. ' Rev. R.AMcKee, Mr. James Block and Mr. Wilson went to Toronto on Tuesday to attend the Alliance Convention. Wil- son Black Is a delegate from the League, while the others represent the Methodist Church. . , A sleighload of our young people at- tended the social at Mr. Cumming s, Al-' landale on Friday evening- . ] IIIUIKIIB IIUIU UIJ LVLUlJ\AlI o ` \'Mr. Wm. Biggar returned home from the camps on Thursday last. T--- 2.. ..2...L:...... II"..- -T `\1\- Annuktnu Mr. and"1i;.' 'T.'X.' ";1_e";r'e visiting friend: in Newmarken this week. ~ Mien Alice Burton sf v;mo visit.- -ing her aiater, Mrs. T. A. Esde over Sun- day. V . 1:... `n A 11.1 ..-._ ;_ _'_:.:u_._ u____ Miss Clara Nixon hao gone to Toronto to attend the millinery openings. `ll! AI` 1`: rs. D. A; McLean is visiting her ais- ter, Mrs. Geo. Walker of Mooregld for a couple of weeks. A . | 1] ... `D 111.1... _...x _-__ _p 11:, , - cu vvuvuv ul. Wvltin l Mrs. H. Walton and non of Mineaihg spent a few `days at the home of her past- entu,_Mr. and Mrs. J. Mevick, jr. `ll . I11 `I1 111 .1 W. R. O1inntlia1:`i1in_c;'_ l>';_o:n quito sick with inammation of the bowels, but at preuant writing in 1 little better. llies :>f- 'i.}11:1: `i-e nurs- ing Min MeryeMurrick, who had the min- fortnne fell and fracture a limb 3 week Qli ours. Jon. Broom and Frank Aitch- iaon and Mines Vida Broom and Ethel Bsyoroft. returned_, to their homes laat. week agter a plenum: sojourn in Flo: townnh . A sleigh load of Bame Masons came outlast Tuesday night and attended the regular meeting of Minerva Lodge 304 .A.F.and A.M. . - ' - Mu; Lennox of Eh;1;alo is visiting friends here. Mn. D. J. Speern of Barrie is visiting `friends in this vicinitv. `M . (1.... A__-I.a __- LL- i - ~- -- unnvplili Ill I-IIIU vwluuvy Mr. Geo. Arnold was the guest at Mr. S. Ooulter last Sunday. ulnn in um .....:.I- n..... 4.1.- ._-- .1- 1. 7 A 7 vuavva Iull uuuuuy . ~"(`)'wing to the rapid thaw the road: have become almost impassable. MI`;-..... 13.-.: 1.....:.-_. -._.1 A nu 7 vvvvutlv CI Moon;-I. u`le:1_`Iul;:;;Hl;`::a A. Thompaon % spent Sunday in this vicinity. '11:..- In-_.-nu. - A , .- _-u -o-3-1 V IVIIQIUJI `Minn of Barrie has returned homonftet visiting triends here. Mr. I; T} Lennox of Melita, Man., is `renewing old acquaintances here. Albert.Thompuon of Egbert spent _Sundny`wit;h irienda in this vicinity. ` `.1 flluidnasn 'n`-----"l1---`A-`L ` .- ' _ -_-- _.f . ...--- -- Vwnonnl vnvlllllI,u .5 MinjseaFan1_xy'Cnrru_then and J. Mc- Nnlljrero the guests of Mia B. Ooulter i.i? 9j.=,S-"L 79 . - .~.-V----' u quqgqhesrn iinigqndvgoing tb Boollon Newton Robmsou. Advance Correspondence. Ivy. Advance Con-cspondena. L/MISS-WRIGHT, whose popularity Qmd cl.evm-ness: as .4 n iHi2.-M11; % done so much to place this-department in the front, rzmka wirh lam. ing city stores, is at present in NEW YORK CITY. H :- gm-g "center of fashion of the American continent, luokiug up the- E\\ - yum... -.--xr. . 1 up A n-11:1-rr A TC! 1', L1- _ .._._.:. ........ `Last Friday night two sleighloada of our young people went down to Mr. Jacks` 6th line to a dance. Thev got home in time for work next morning, but they are all of the opinion that it was the best dance they ever attended. -vs Onr lady friends will be .further.ple:1sed to learn that MISS .\l (`R PHY will again resume charge of our DRESS MAKIN (: W LADIES TAILURING Dept. An artist in hm` calling, Miss Murphy can give every satisfaction to the most critical Eu1'l_`,' orl, ` Aers solicited. '\Vorkrooms re open Wednesday, -March 3th. New spring fabrics are daily coming to hand and passed into stock An early completion expected. This department will Cel`tuinl_\' in. terest you. Take a. look through. We. will always be pleased tr, show you the goods You are not asked to buy them unless _v.,.~; areso disposed. l)on t wait too l ong.before calling. Em-ly SPl(`-;- tions are best? Everytlling most desirable in oor cover-ings-Ve1vet C a1'p-ts,Bru.~ Sels Carp:-tps, Tapestry Carpets, All Wool Ca:-pets,_ Union Carpets. Hemp Carpets, Japanese Mattings, China. Muttings, Oil Cloths, am? Linoleums. T V UCIILUI. U]. IGDIILUII U1 UlJ\.I EST IDEAS and MATi'fXfsTrBL-"1}'$. NEW IMPORTATWNS -an`: an-vial: vs AJLIDU AJIKII-IICI 1 all L039 71 nun . Aaleighinsz party from here went t Barrie on Fndayevening and report I. good time. , ml". _...a ]II'_. T..- 1_L_-,_, -,,.,_._:.. `to take part m 3 concert there on F:-ids; } nioht, -I- I. an I u C I LIIKLJ In A sleighinz party from here had a very "enjoyable time at the home of Mr. J. Cunningham on Wednesday night. -9- vyvuv-. Mina Fanny McFa.1-lane of Ivy is the guest of Wm. Harris. V lE:.... Q 'I'`-......... -3 'I I..,._.'_.. ___...._.L C`..- Rev; Mr. Thornley, of Barrie,_auaiated `lav. R. McKee in the Missionary meeting nu Sunday morning in the Math. Church. Rev. Wm. Nana gave a short address in the evening. C\ an `Ir up -1- 'I'uI - I 6 \lhI5 \II. VI I-ll. LLIIIInIa Minus. Tracey of Mineaing spent Suc- day with Miss Mary Tracey. |l:-- `|K.....: l'l!.......:..1.. -1: t,.-....L:..,. .....' vvno vllnlvo I T Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Johnson entertain ed a number of young friends on Thurs- day evening last. j .T.- --__-- _ Grentel. Advauc Correspondence Jno. Marks spent Sunday in Baxter. Wellington Hodgins is cutting pulp- wood. 'r.1- 1- -cw s. - - uu wnuu usu ullpl, .lllIUUy. Miss Maud Teasdale of J oaephine wai the guest of Miss Emma Parr last week." 1 A -'I..Z..I.; _ . _ _ _ _ ;._ t_._.. L A_ , _. .-.- I nv vv -1.1` uvyvnv u``* The concert given in the Methodist church, Hillsdale on Thursday evening . 20th nst., was a rare treat for those for- , tunate enough to be present. Llttle MM 1 Duncan of Toronto, the gifted chxld-eta ` cutionist, sustained the - good reputation `of the past and excelled herself in the 3 rendering of The Lover s Leap" and The Stowaway. :-I\ an 1 1-. HILLDDALE METHODISTS CONCERT. A correspondent favors us with the fol- lowing report :- NVLA --..-_.._ _:.__._ 1,. A , 1t--L-J:.a Mr. George Green of Bradford made! name for himself that will `not sown be. forgotten. His beautiful singing 01, thoroughiy high-clans music compelied 8 V present. to recognize a `superior bass 79*` 1 His deep mellow bass notes, and brillmnf `style were displayed at their best in bi` .rendering of The Deep, His Maiwi. the` King and My Land. _ RT .......__ e..--.... -c `n__.J:.--.] .lm`i VIIU ALI; IIIIU `U1 IJHU U: ' Mr. Norman Strong of Bradford 190" A did himself great credit. His quiet. at! ` and pleasant voice won for him many 35' 1` mirers. The duet: by Mr. `Green Nd Mr. Strong were exceptionally popm The Battle Eve" and Oh, Woudfo `A Cross are deserving of special Amen i' .. - mun Qhl\I`\lB ix-nA:n`n.. -....\-L ...-..nn5nVI" vunwu nu: uuaurvxug on apecuu `luvuv-"`. Mien Strong presided most gncefulli " the piano during the evening. 119001`: was very cleverly executed. In her 9103' * ing with her brother and with Mr. GM she showed her ability to sing as well *' play the Piano. r Min Della McKee vhf` ed some ofthe accompaniment; in 9 I119`"-:_:` ertietio style. ` 15: VI... -....-__L ._-LA-.1 - _':-_ _.-.._ an ha V1i"roiiibition is a tiieinei much` discussed 1 at evening gatherings here. It is -amus- ing altho sometimes instructive to hear the arguments advanced pro. and con. The debaters become very excited and sometimesone would think it would go farther than words. One point upon whichall are united is thi's--'1`-hat Prohi- bition is in force in Stroud now, asneither tobacco or liquor can be procured. ` -uuuuu Ieyua. _ i. The concert netted : nice sum to b9 `E; plied on the personage which has _l`, undergone much needed and ex tenBIV' j~ pain and alterations. D U 010]} .lUD ,Mon`d-v. nu-on ` 10:1, 190?.--0n not 13% W3 1 Oro. (Crown Hill) ;, horses, "":` e 1. ahoep. D hens. i E e t . hay- _,SIlo gt. 1. o oiouk, aliul;.p 0:. #3257. Bell. P" _ "l||`i0tor.L._G. `R. Ford, auctioneer. I I11- 1 C A- '. -_ _ .5, A, O: P_l'9'pl'i0bQ!`.` G. Ford, auctioneer. --vvw-n - vu I-VI svnu, Inuvvnvuvvn , 105" E r Wednendsy, Match 12:11. 190`3"0 i 16, con.`l, Oro, (01-own Hill); horse?! gw $10, 1)" _ lmlementu, 10:: chain. - WE all `o clock, uhu-p. Henry E. Partrl ..n:nll. -Ih:uc' \at `.._.`....--a.. can xvnu, lbulavuv--"" ` Fridhy, March 14sh,1m2-on1os25.3; 4. 030: (DOB? Shanty Bay); horses. " Plat; hm. imnlements, F91?!` 0170. 5 Sale at 1 o'clock- .p' V ` l_uw,~.proprietor. G. R ~ comi-mg season Auction sales X \ `Q \ '} lxy T iiclleater, spent a few days in -town,_ the guest of Mr. J. Foster.` 'I\ 1-4 `N oh.` I n Lin} l\|-ll :>.m1 all c hurdwm L. `l .. ._ un U1 Dwellin . The. Tol Street. `I. .-II .. VV (".13. bv_ H0 DGII-I . dens: 1 ' I; S. T<(:o1:cert on the 17th inat.,. was well patronized considering the bad state of -the roads. I U \\ man hi] IL` Fan I 1 {Ant 6u~.- .\ II (`CI dents m . (.....~ }_ i 0.11: .\ `I N "Bl_Gk Hear Thewife of Alex. Gellan passed away after along continued illness on Sunday evening, funeral took place on Tuesday. Mr. Gollan has the sympathy of the village and community. 1: n 'I'I ch in 1-31`: I I -. I GEE `.1 A] I 10' Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Ellis, celebrated the anniversary of their china wedding last Thursdav evening. about 100 guests were present and spent an. enjoyable time. Agood number tripped the light fantastic till the wee sma hours. The presents were numerous and handsome. It 11 ,!| 'I\ II l,,,,,LL ,_.1 $006000O0O00IOIO00COCO000000OOOIOOOOIOIOOOIOOOOOOOQOC8 .. ..'.._ .--..- -;.-q.- n. 1nl\l\I\I'_'\ 2. Advance `Correspondence. - Surely uoperson would have the gall ; to kick about this kind of weather. i ' Messrs... aomeron And end shipped a choice car "of fat cattle, also 9. car shipped last` week for the foreign markets. So delighted were thefermere (who sold the stock) for the good round; Miss Marshall, of Orangeville, `made her first appearance _ before an Angus audience and received a warm and atter- ing reception for her elocutionary efforts. The Brownie Drill by 20 boys under the_ tuition of '1'.` V A. Foster, created `no- end of fun anddeserve the greatest praise, for the able manner in which they per- `formed their parts. Miss MaryVFoster, Miss Nellie Bruce-and Eddie Brennan, sang sweetly, their pieces were well given. Several songs by 0. K. Clark helped to drive awav dull care. Prof. l-Iarrisfavor- ed us with several instrumental selections such as only can be given by the best ar-. tists. he also played the accompaniments. '1`. W. Walker performed the duties as chairman. sum piiid ad fail-H depilinpz, thy all went` isomgainging. For he : a jolly good fel- ow. . i _ Cookatown. i .Advance Correspondence. ` T ` Mr. Will Mackay spen_t' Sunday .in tov_v1. ~ ' - nn (1.. I, _T)__A__.' ---.. .'._. IJUWIIC Mr. Sampson Steele, of Beetou. was in town Satuttday. A _ `Ila 'I\ `LT ...... .. iu\nt`a n kn-innnn I-vn n bu W L: unvuuu any . Mr. D. Hopper made a. businss trip to Schomberg last. week. ' I/I'.. \lI:II Qsnddnnal has nnlri H3: nodtnn DUHULH U01 5 I530 W GU50 Mr. Will Stoddard has sold his saddle horse for a valuablehum. A r\ 1 n_t\:,,_ ,._:_I _._1. _'L._--L oonnn -.v-u--- -u-v-- ~-- Mr. Ea.r_neat- and Nicol Coleman are- apending a week a visit with friends in_ l W9.lkerton.T "ui::|z:i;}: 5;:'a`l::s:I:);i`:l;ut abouit $3,000 fur stuck on Monday last. ` 7 IE- l"1-..-. n8 Data-L..nnn1n}| ann\n# Quin- [Ur IIIUUK. UH JVLUI-IUD] IIIIH \, Mr. Crow, of Peterborough, spent Sun- day with Andrew Agnew. In o la v\ A A` 1\,,,,!, _, |"' r-'--'-- -~ -- - -.--.: -~-~-~~~ . Miasea_`Morrison and Min Hand, of ` [Rouemont, apent`Su nday at Mr.- Alex. i Morriaonu. L ({ , .. .........-._. _ } 001. Outer, the D.O.C. of military dis- trict No. 2 is expected to inspect the regi- mental store at the armory this week, and all clothing` and accoutremente are to be returned at once or they will be col- lected at the cost of the party detaining the name. , 11 _ _'L_L-__ `CI'--1--_ Ln.--an unnva` `II -_S-.` VB9'.;lFt`.{l1Vgf,70t the Deering, spent Sunday at homeihere. - up I\ ` II` I ,1, A,,j _ _______]___ fr a number of horsgs on Wednesday last. D LL- V. ntgtwxag -oi. `vreniearn of the serious illness ot Mr. Russell Chantler. . Mr. Alex. Rogers is on the sick lisi nd at present is in a. very critical condition. .1: ', _, ___.1 'll __ Q--.) -1. WI'\iz-"."l;e'nT Peacock pent 5. fow days At` his home last week. ` __ _.. ...u o --r .. -1-. Edenvale. . I . Advance Con-espondence. Mr. H.VLudlow. spent Sunday in C01 lingwood. - T _ M:.. In n......om. nf Wnvmlev. 13 the} Irlenasnere on nlluuuy. Mr. N. Campbell and Miss Davis visit- ed friend: here on Sunday. 1 - !2L_j _A_` IIIIU llllo v The Oookstown_.Hockev team went to Thornton ` on Friday evening last and played a friendly game with the teamof that village. The game resulted in a A draw, each side scoring 1 game. Mr. Harry Leadlay` refereed the game to the satisfaction of all. ungwoou. Miss T. Breeton, . of Waverley; is the` gust of Mrs. C. Bell. . _ Mr. S. * Hilts, of Joaephene, visited friendahere on Sunday. In `'1' rI-___L-'lI ......l Minn 'I\nnin~u~:n;I-.- Mr. D. M.<:;3;ig.o?iC')ro,` visited at` Mr. J. Gi1c_1rist s on Sunday. "- -` A I""II ],I_ ____ U0 Mr; J. McDonald, of Fillsdale, was home on 9. vacation` last Sunday. ` - up 'I\ 1'} AA__ ______ nlyunnuu -g V... -.._._. IIUJICJV \I IS vuuwu--w--_ _.._- Mr; Park nd Mlnwj). B'eeton were the guoats of 'Mrs.L Alex. McNabb on Suhday. 171 - 2- I-_1_:_.. ....-.. 1.-.`..- An Nlusluvvi I Mr. W. Free is looking very happy on I account of the, arrival of a. baby girl.` 'Congratu1a.tiona._ _ _ V "1v1"i~_1I{:i{$e` Jdrillia, is vissting Rev. Mr. andAMra. McKee. ` LLLANDALE mu % nmnn. slx.` 8arrie e south-Western AD1v1e1o1`1.'- wit its Pleasant Streets. its Tastv Dwell- ings. its Pretty Churches. and its Go- a-head. People W111 Eunice Settlement -A Weeklv Record of its Domes. The S. O; E. meet: next Monday night. Mm Sadie Gilchrist is visiting friends in Aurora. ` . 1 T Mr. Percy Heels, of".l`oronto,. is visiting at his homehere. Bualo. is visiting with Misc 0. Stephens. ` 'I\ . 0 n u,oA _L "is'n-TA; V-'B of this place, has returned and will reside here. n.;J;s;eas....; 1.: 7Elmv(al, gin sister, Mu. W. P. Soulea on WC in I'll`! .. I mm RAILWAY CENTRE, _o1=-T ma: `FUTURE CITY. Kra;-nu, of Beetoh, in visiting `at >MrA. G. W. Heard a.' T Mrs. John Clark had returned home after a. month : visit with friends in Mon- nreal.` A Vaughan`, of Painswick,` has mov- ed into the house lately occupied by Mrs. Parker. . j _ ` "3&}.".I'LEk}1$1Tc'Ki{i"gh, of Killyleagh, was the guest of Harvey Hughes on Sun- day. ` ' - - . Iu\ ' . up ..u u I I Mrs; A. Riddell, of Allandaxe, visited her parents here this week. --Tottenham Sentinel. - T ~ Mi. Garhet Van'Zsnt, of Stouville, is visiting his brother, Mr. W. J. Vanzant, of this place. V ` - Mr. canlen spent a few days visiting his brother, R. Sca.nlon,ion his way .t.o_ Sault Ste. Marie. - ' Mr. James Furidng has" sufficiently re- covered from his recent accident no as to be ab 1e to be on duty again. He com- menced work on Monday. d ` I!!! no 1:.` new a g Mr. Wm. Tayior, of London, was re- newing old, acquaintances in the 6th Ward last week. J amen Walker left lault week for Elmira, where hehas secured a situation as curder in a. woolen mill. - The many friends in the 6th Ward of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Leeming of Ham- ilton, deeply sympathize with them in the death of their eldest son, Charles Gordon, which sad event took place on Sunday, February 23rd. V Appendicitis was the cause of death. He was nine years. of age. n'Ia:..1--I A very successful `.`At Home was held at the home of Mr. Geo. Cummings Fri- day evening last for the clearing oil` of the parsonage debt. Under the auspices _ of the Ladies Aid the programme was all that could be desired. The two hundred people that lled the house had nothing but praise to offer to the committee in charge for the way they were entertained. The proceeds amounted to $31.00. The many friends cf Mr. Edward Over- hill sympathize with him in the loss of his wife.who died at Mimico on February 17th. The remains were brought to Al- landale on Wednesday, and the funeral took place on Friday to Thornton cemet- ery. `The deceased was 40years of ace. On Sunday evening a memorial service was held- in St. George's church. Rev. |Mr. Westney conducting the service. 1- raw!` 1 The. I. OJF. At Home tool: place in Brunton s Hall on the. nightof the 18th inst., and was largely attended by the members and friends of Court Allandale, 727. The program of songs and speeches were of unusual merit and were highly appreciated. The-chairman, Mr. A. Wice, performed that important function as only a wise man can. do. Messrs. Watson and W. helcey rendered their numbers. which were very patriotic in character, in good style; Miss R. Cowie gave that old favorite song, In acottave by the Sea, in a very pleasing manner ; Rev. H. D. Cameron and Rev. J. W. Churchill gave appropriate` addresses; the songs of Mayor Boys and Dr. Arnall were much enjoyed; Little Black Me, by Miss `B. Brunton, called forth an en- core ; Mrs. W; W. Humphrey added to the enjoyment of the evening by a song ; `dialogue by Brunton and Smith : grams.- phone selections, etc. ' Refreshments serv - ed by the members of the order. A short talk with friends and the singing of the National Anthem brought a very pleasant evening to a close. The committee ex- tend to" all who contributed in any way to the success of the evening s At Home" their sincere thanks. vu-.- Rev. J. A. Roda, of Knox Church,` had for-his subject Home Mission on Sunday laht. T - A . feree` ' E T On Friday last Cooketown hockey team journeyed up to this burg to_ play a friendly game with our boys but it ended in the roughest game ever seen here. Of course, Cookstowne thought that they could trim our team hands down and when they saw it impossible they started in with rough play but they found their match. Neither aide played hockey but , ghinney. In the first half there was some [nice playin neither side scoring. Our iboya kept t a puck in Oookstown tern- tory more than two-thirds of the time. Whenthe teams came out to play the sec- ond half they seemed to go in for blood. There were only four men on the tenoe where the referee should have had nearly both teams at times. The play had gone on for ten minutes when Oookatown; auc- oeeded in scoring the first goal, but it seemed as our boys were not going to make a goal. Near the last the game got very rough. With two minutes to play at little scrap started and the two players .wereeput_to the fence. -.When the puck was faced again Thornton made a rush and tiedthe score. The last minute both teams worked hard but neither scored leaving the score one all. The teams were, ookstown", Patterson, J. Donnell, ing, _Po_llool't.. Thornton, F. `Nixon, E. .A!'_J-`'I.$.9,:_13? .3 3-1.1. J5`-. A... 5`."|i!.'*a" .3110-;,A9 Stewart 8. .`.e':e.,.L..;nompson. ' T. Donnell, T. `Rose, 0." Kidd. B. Bant-. Thornton. Advance Corrgspondence. We are pleased to see Dr. S. Bailey out again; in 11! (V I 0 I I`. . mm c A slefgh-lo-1:1. Ft -'-y-(:11?)-g-zuvpeople from ` here spent an enjoyable evening at Mr. e Jan. Cunningham : last week. F. Sproule is visiting id Grand Rapids. I "5' I A ` ` _-..`._`-V,. VMr. Charles Blackatock is reewinz Vac- quaiutancea around here. ' u if 1 1'I ,_,,_ __, ____:;E___ if p Mr. J. Hodgim at_Mid1a.nd. ,J.___.,, ,, Mr. J. il5owr is visiting his ephew; .. I I 3'--The regular` f;`thW.C.'1'.U. Wmb?#9!#v=9*f19#-r- f A U: 316R'fHEIz kAADvA1~x S 6I`Ol1d.. Advance Correspondence. Lev; R. McKee win in Newmarket `on Szstu;-day. . _ : 'I'\ ,1 ,._.__L _ .__\.,__. .1.` visited Satur-' The Prices Rulihc ui,the"Bau-'r1e and, Toronto Market`s,Du.1-inc the `Week. ----..._.,. k n - o ~ a o nuoIo;Ionocunon._I|nu.q$ oats, .... Buckwheat.... ` T Peace ........... .. Pease. large .... ... Barley ........ Rye.. . .. Flour ...... RedClover...... ......... ... Alsike . ..... l'UKa-IUC3; Pcfllggg - - u - - o - - uonuuauu Hay erton. ..*............ ........ Woo.wash!dperlb................` Wool. unwashed. per lb..... Wood,aft., percord. Wood. 4tt.. percord............... Anthracite coal.`ner ton............ HIDBS. \10`VI.1I(I8 - - - o ~ . Iuouvllo o u . - . .. Calfskinsperlb.......... Sheepskins. best fresh. ` . . . Tallow per lb . . . . . . . . Horse Hair per lb. . . . . Lambskins and pelts. ............. Horse Hides.;; . . . . . . . ..... ...... .. 9 Rough Hids............... \CowHidcs (`..lt'..I.2.... nan Ila Mn. McKee of Barrie will (D.V.) ad- dress `the Sunday School of the Methodist church next undsy, Much 2nd, and it in expoctedthut a S. S. -Temperance So- ciety will be orgnnizod. The time is two o clock. Come and hear` her.` . ` The Laii"e_.7"A_iI1" 3} the 'Mthodiat church vnll hold a social at the houue- of Jan. Wright on Friday evening. Feb. 28th. " ht The fai-men have started to harvest ice already. . ---l;I'i;: returnedfrom To-T ronto on Sa.turday.niaht. ` v `at T o 0- `I1!!! I I Mr. Jon `(grin-p:l;ell in making good -ptogroqawith his new home. -0- us ---- A I Crown Hill Division of Son of Tani- peranoe unexpected to visit our Division on Saturday evening. V Eerquaonvale. Advance Correspondence. ' " ` Sorry to report the illness of Mia Man- ia Campbell. .. 1&1}: ';{.Ii31rs. F.- W. `Va.t`x.gickla.vioitod relative: here this week`, _b ' . .Mra. O'Brien is expeeted hqtne this week. _ - - home aftr viuiting friend: in F103 Ogntrf. '1 Mr. `Mrs. F Fields, E105 Centre, were visiting friends here last week. Mal Wiliette of Barrie in staying with `Mrs. Flaherty. ' Mr Geo7.(1'|:1;uer has moved into the Sherwood College. ,_-_--.. ----.---a uvnu aunv WIIUII n.umbe:-.om here attended the fungu- gl of the late Mrs, MoKo1{nan, of Banjo. 1.2-- _.. ll mliir.` T. E. MoConkey left on Tuesday morning for Toronto, with. loadof pro- .'J...... .