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-A new- brick nouse with conven- iences, in Allandale. cheap. I ,n_. ,4: giioman Cdshion Slips` Various colored stripes, ready for the pil!o'w . . . . .. . . . . . . . Ladies Neckwear A splendid assortment of the daint iest Neckwear you have yet seen 25c-, 50c, -75c, 1.00, 1.25 and L50 Fascinators and` Scarf: ~A most acceptable gift. These are imported direct from Germany and represent the height of fashion. nu-A Ln - Q L: _ vr_v---~v ---v oovab-av VA `soul 75 to ................ ..`:.`,5o M. K?! 51929.5- . .---- 7-yv Real French Kid,incIuding Perrin s the sale of which we control` for Barrie, guaranteed perfect, one and two domes; in Black, Tan, Green, Navy, Red, Brown, White, Cham~ pagne, Modes, etc. Every pair neat- ly boxed, 1.00, 1.25 and.,..|_5O ' = '7_.An_ interesting suit, Ferrierv. Tay- {- jot, was he_ard b_efOre' Judge Ardagh 4 axon" Court last w ck. `Bothx V. . ftom `Lefto . lshe plain- ' '..'witli the`. L efendant for "1 " - ' _;_.expi_r'at`ion I and J 11.1?! .,.,., scuucuug m payment. a cheque for $75. The cheque subsequently `no funds for `same. Chief King .shortly_ afterwards rounded up his man nearv`ZFive Points ? and recover- ed'the.Jartic1es; _ ' yroved to be worthless, there being Fred Owens was yesterday morn- ing sentenced to six months in the Central by Radenhurst, P. M. One day last week, the prisoner entered the fur store of. 'Sarjeant-'& King, and. bought goods to the value of $72, tendering in payment cheque Chlin `\.I1ICQO\"Io SARJEAN1` upcxuug U1 DL. 1731.115, .|.IlIllSI1l, In order to provide better accom- modation for their. Eastern passen- ger traffic, the .C. P. R. intend run- ning through trains from Winnipeg on alternate days. This will be mere- ly during the holiday season. For- merly, passengers travelling in gather than Pullman or Tourist cars had to- change at North Bay. Crockery, China, Notions, Granite- ware, etc. When passing look in and examine the finest stock of these goods` north of Toronto. At Bo/thwell s. _-.__I_ .1` All I I TIES GLOVES suspenosns UMBRELLAS _ H.I_\ NDKERCH|EF.S &.C. HIRED MAN ivvms. _ Om"-.,Holidavy: Goods are now all in stock and we W111 be pleased to have you call and inspect our Christmas , .- j~- 1 '_v 5. We are showing same handsome sets of furs at . T V clearinggprices. 51? Ladies .Faney Hosiery Splendid value in Fine Silk Em- broidered Cashmere Hose, all sizes, 4oc,45c, soc and . . . . . . . . . . .._75 Wool Toques for Children, made of best yams, ln good weight,pure white and :1 variety of colors, 25c, 35c and . . . . . . .._5Q Wool Shawls Some very pretty white L:nitWoo1 Shawls. They are imported direct from the foreign market. Sold at I.OO, 1.25. 1.50, 2.00 and ...2.5o Wdol Kimonas ' Handkerchiefs Wool Clouds uu JLIIIGD ulslll. I The Wom.;n s Auxxlrary held_ a special meeting on Tuesday evemng at the Rectory when important bus_i-l ness was transacted. TL` __.`__,_______ _f _ A, 1' C Ifbow Kid Gloves A splendld collection. new, stylish and durable, in white, also Black and White mixtures, 75c, 1.00, [.25. 1.50. 1.75 and . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..2_25 Ladies Leather Belts Thenewest fancies in Leather Belts. in Black, Brown, Tan, etc, 25c. soc. 60c, 75c, 1.00 and . . . . . . . . ..|_5O Fine Silk Under-skirts Made of best quality Gtxamrltccd Taffeta. A guarantee with over)` .Skirt, 5.00, 5.50, 6.00, 6.50. 750- 8.00 and . . . . . . . . . . . .. _|O_OO ` Children's Wool Clouds, in white and colors, 19c up to.- . . . . . . . . . . . .._']5 Ice A most comfortable garment, made of best yams, Honey comb,'in White, Cardinal, Pale Blue and Black, at 275 _II_ ,1 F Swiss Em broidred, Hemstitchecl v Plain and Initial Lawn, Linen and Silk, in a complete'range, special quotations by the dozen, each 3c up to. . .' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . |_5Q Perrin s guaranteed lines, 12 and 14 button length, Black and Tan, White and Champagne. Every pair neatly boxed,2.75 and . . . . . . . . . . ..3.QQ Wool Scarfs Men's Neckwear _._-_. - - `cw-nvvivlll This, store is noted for it's ex. cellent showmg at all times of Men's stylish Neck-wear. This season's assortment excels an others. We have a. magnicent lot of exclusive patterns, 2 5c, 33, soc, 75c, 1.00, 1.25 and [_50 Every tie from 50c up neatlyboxed anva vv ua Ll GIIDGLLCU. The runaway of a team of horses belonging to Mr. Hoskinson created a slight diversion on Essa 'St. Mon- -day morning.` No damage was done. Ml I-Innfnr Dnnnirnnau unnnb 1... `If-.. Mn"s Mufvqrs m many styles ranging from 2 5c to . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2_0 Men's Suspenders 0 \Y-_A.I__ I, ._w-- - v-v ruvrllktl ' Neatly boxed, the ncst we have yet shown, 50c to. . ..[_25 Men's Shirts Some new and exclusive dc. signs in Men's Fine Cambric, Percale and Tussore Shirts, neg. ligee and regatta, 1.00, 1.25, 1.50 to . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..2_() Men's and Boys Gloves. A very large assortment in lined and unlined Mocha and Cape, all sizes, 75c up to . . . . ..2_50 ;I"_I~IURfspAY, DEC. ` _',. ,,'4 I`u.II'J [Clio ` R19h8_t'd `H. Garrett V5 M Tuchon ` for balance due :jiA.x{da`gh. i??F5. The County ;Tuesday, before vCourt ` his _ Followmg. 15 7` ' _ Jury. no_ 5.1. 'Wi1ffd H. Jarrett V5 njote. `Jcrrett. '~,Action on D1'558ryP_ IL "2:2;T*..,:.sat!-`-.'-`3M.9Master ' r'; _t1, fbr ..d_a`_83- 45 -1!IfI1 _ - `..l bfought for the full amount Of c0n_tract. The Judge_ held fhat and plaintiff was Justxed 1_n lcaxxngrgfmcd Judgment was accordmg1Y 9 . . 9' fforthc sum claimed less I131? $5; th s- wages. Cowan for Plam ' for defendant. {- COUNTY COURT. _.___. uu._y Auuzuuls. LVU uauxagc was UUIIC. Mr.` Hector Rosevegr went on Mon- -day for a short tnp to Coldwater and Alliston. He leaves`the latter part of the week for his -old home in Cobourg. ` (Z '1` D 1\........L-I._.. n 1- 11- ,- r-v-') """"' J Hf 12th, 6.66 us a\-1|. U11 uuuuay. Capt. Whish conducted service in St. George's Church on Sunday even- ing, owmg to the absence of Canon .Murphy, who preached at the re- opening of `St. Paul's, Innisl,` In rs-rings 6-A as...-.-.:pI.. L_LA.-_. - _ V - - - gum. son 1 Of sand Lot 19, ancc b Welling. -to .-tn. m (.\I run null .` " UOOH 4! EMACIILN1 EFARM EX - r gust, u. ;.on pmvin Gfwise th Vhw \\' .\ The B`1S_VSi*thl -iuiroud. E: 01131:. frw .f9088e.-ssim R0 ' J P ,. B88. 1!?! `Fe use 5098 on 4 Darticui JVUSC. L :\ gus P. Ttrust _ f :'78ccur1ty ; tent ra place i phoice been SL not ya This 11 ` Good dri IlAl'lll\ `JV-IIJLIVII 0 6 G. T. R. Despatcher P. J, -Healey has received an extended leave of absence and will spend the winter in the Southern States and Mexico. .He left on Sunday. (`-nu ulkial. ..,....1.....,..a --..__:-_ N513` if Whg 1 ARM 1 East Ran Iu.. , Mrs. " I. Boohwewlwxnatws: retqriied a visit to Quebec. `M- 'r:....,: n...'...... :. ...:`a.:-- ..-1..~ IEII uc gucal. U1 xvua. LIEU. DI LUHIS. Miss Annie Brunton left yegterday for a couple of wceks .fv1s1t :11 Co- bourgn . . A ll. .v"AIL.._'L `XT..I.I. L-.. _____ --.I ;.- \.|n:J- Juill. VVCUR. The Presbyterian '5. hard for the Cantata, on Time, to be given on Xmas night. TL- ur.\.......v.. A..--:I uuIvI.::"Albert Webb has Vremoved to his recently purchased house on Ctimbrefland St. < ' ~r xv- .-- n.-s_1- 2.- . nuuu. U1 LVLIDS \.4aI,\;llCI,'v' I ` St. George's `S. `S. ' is busy pre- Darmg for the Xmas. Festival which takes place on Monday, 23rd inst. More Tarmac D5.-in I_a.n'..-...-___'.I L-` ounuo ynayc uu usuuuay, zgtu IIISI. Mrs. James Pirie hagremoved to the country for the wmter months; to the home of Mr. Albert Taylor, Ingisl, ` A JLIIIIDIII, ` . Fired did damage to the extent of from $100 to $Iso`at the dwelling of `Mr. John Harris, William `St., one day last week: 'l`I..-. `D......L--a.....1-.. '0 C` 9 vlau. HJ glucqcun . ..,.. I . Mr. Fred, Bustoe 1s_ vnsnhng rela-" tives in Georgetown. . . . lion Tnl... `light :11` ...I.l1..... .. ....... QIVBO Ill \.lU\Il5\vIll'UII _ >` . " .` ` _Mr. John _Webb 1 addmg a new kttchen to hrs prenuses. V ':Q -Dana` nT`r\r|n'A :9` n-`Ann.':.-- nu.\.u\;u LU ulw pncuuaca. `Miss Pearl McDonald is spending a few days this `week in Tdroqto. Kan Qnqu"u- A` :.- ` --:-:A.:.._. uu; mauu, .LV1'la. u. '41.. _yuu.ua'|.uu. i Mrs. R, Snnpson of`-Hamxltpn is the guest of Mrs. Geo. `St. LOHIS. Misc Annie `RI-nnl-nn Ihff -xlrncfnl-Hair I n yuuaxaa I-\FVV o m'l:he Rev. .W. B. Heeney evil! Aad}-f dress the members of the 'A.Y.P.A. on Monday, I6th`inst. ' ' ' 'l`l... T A `l\ cl... D..---I~ 1r:_._._:- vu uLuuua], l.UI.ll. lll3I.. _ The L, A. to the Royal Victoria Hospital meets .on' Friday at the hogne of Mi,ssv C(I`atcher._ a ICW uaya uua wccls In LUIULIEU. .Mrs. Scully of `Midland is"visiting her sister, Mrs. G. H. Johnston. NJ:-c D q:11Qt\;-soc l\: :41 uumoerlana at. V . . L. O. L. No. 432 holds. its annual s1.1pper..and.election of oicers to- mght (Thursday; 4 . . -. nd Unmknnb uaabzlau l\: "`.-...A-'.A.- lllalllv \ LIIUKI RUG I Mr. Herbex-tJAust`i'n. of Tofonto was an over-Sunday guest` at Mr." and Mrs. Douglas Tew s. - TL. D... In D n'......_. ;__:u. -4 s1j-:MMENs--cnoss. -__.__-__- -1 --..._Z_I-_-I.I- S- is training _Santa Claus ... LL- _L.-._,I. nauanlrcl \JlG|| in the church Mrs. T Jee1;;=Rogers, after seven- teen _months fat the "Royal Victofia % -Hospntal; is now convalescent and Has e returned; tq her `home on Collier St. `owers; `etc. -. , She desires to teturn thanks. to her -zpumezous xfriends -for their. kindness` and sympathy, as expressed .by-;t1geir_ imany visits and` b'i)nnt:iftil"$}1pplye.gof .15 run. V5 . --Iv '- .n 0 - " A quiet wedding took place at the home of Rev. Wm. Thornley, Mary St., on Saturday evening, `Dec. 7th, when Mr. Edgar G. Redditt and Miss Eva 'S.~ McNeil1,edaughter of Mr. and Mrs. McNeill, Dunlap St., were unit- ed in marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Red- ditt are residing on High St. * -Il',,_ --v-.-, n have _ Mr. "Eli; Orillia `hvais sev- ered his connection with the G.N.W. Telegraph Company and will here- after conne his attention exclusivefy to the Dominion Express business. A -dale were week-end visitors of `Mr. ,_ ._., 7"`, ..--.. .-...-.u.- v. .n.a. gayuu. Mr. and`IMrs. `Will Ness have been` spending a few days in Orillia. Mrs. H. Ball has returned from visiting her daughter in Otiillia. l Rev, G. F. Lee and wife of Allis- ton were guests at Rev. W. Thorn--l ley s `last week... ' .Mr. and Mrs.. T. _Cavanahlof Hills- and Mrs. R. A. Stephens, Peel `St, 1 121' "race! :- vvv VVVVVVVVVV ' 1 Av `1\/figs` of Toronto has `been staying with 'Mrs.. O. H. Lyon. RA - .....A nut... 11?!!! 1.1-__, a Society and People. E VvwvvvvvvvvvvvvvvVvVVVVVVVI 29........;.........5.o.ZI I R/I :._-5 `D 1m :I1.'-L-._., .9 m, . . V _ -_-- ------w -7--.. .. `J-s-o Saturday was a , harvest for the little workers. More than 300 votes .were polled .p above any previous day. Many new names being added to `the list from Thornton,` Cooks- town, Elmvale, Craighurst, Dalstn, Hi11sdale, Shanty -Bay, Edgar and Angus, Madeline Francis and Mabel McManus changing places, and Katie Brown (Barrie) and Mary -Ross (Guthrie) a tie for 3rd. .The friends of Laura B. Mathews promot- ing her from 12 to 7th place. Alice VVhite and Flossie Touchette a tie for 8th, only six votes less. In all there are 148 names on the list from all parts of Simcoe. Below is the standing of the rst 25, up to IO p.m., Saturday, Dec. 7th. I.Made1ine Francis . . . . .. Barrie 2 Evelyn Boag . . . . . . . . . .. 3 Mabel McManus . . . . . .. Mary Ross . . . . . . . . . .. Guthrie Kate Brown . . . . . . . . . .. "Barrie 4 Marion L. Paterson ` 5 Marjorie Johnston! .. Allandale 6'Bessie Ness . . . . . . . . . . .. Barrie 7 Laura .B. Mathews .. 8 Alice .White .... jj 131---}- 'I`___,L ,.. W . T'fues;T.--v-1\/'Ie.lfe-1ine; failied suicient to place hen inthe lead. Allandale friends voting strong for `Marjorie Johnston, giving her second place, and Evelyn Boag taking 3rd, wanting 12 votes to tie. 1xf..A .1\A ....:..... `D..4...._.._-- -.-J 11%-: _ VVClv, IKJLII LCCII `ycaua OBI}; Only `the immediate relatives of ' the contracting parties were present, among whom were Misses Maud and ' Ethel -Cross,` Mrs. James Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. E Welte, Mr and Mrs. James Gibson, _'Mr. and Mrs. Andy _' Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Pingle, Miss Maxine Pingle, Miss ].~Mc-f 4 Donald, Mr. and _-Mrs. Broadbent, Miss Tannis Sis-rnmei'ns,' r'M_essrs. Will, : Frank. Percy and Fred `Se_m m ens, -`Mr. :_and_ vMiss `, Ritchie and -Mr,s. . '_l`h`e ioiciating. ',1el erg-ymanV 1% cRev_:.J. i'ChuTl,|1n7;{'Wh9g `at20tIc:j1?I!,!I _.Ip,8tor -of'*._`th: aft; .; ' " `. -..r,:\ V , *..v. `I vvuuunus 1.0 Vubbo LU LIC. Wed.---M rion Paterson and Mad- eline Francis tied for Ist place; Ev- elyn Boag 2nd, followed. closely by Marjorie Johnson, Bessie Ness, -Mabel McManus, Katie Brown and "Flossie Touchette. ` a'I"hui-sda'yV Vs"voting `again favored Madeline Francis with Evelyn Boag three votes less, `-Marion Paterson taking 3rd place with Marjorie John- son dropping down to 4th. `D- ...n..I 'E`-...I-... :l`!|v 4-la . `. ---- -L u taut. VVV ILILC - - - o n - o - - - - Flossie Touchette Madeline Francis and Evelyn Boag 9 Blossom McKnight .. Thornton I0 Eliza Jones . . . . . . . . . . . . ..Utopia II Dorothy Boys . . .. Barrie I2 Grace Mason . . . . . . . . . .. I3 Leola McDonald . . . . . .. g - A14 Lelia Dougall . . . . . . . . .. 15 Hellen Lai_dlaw , . . . . . . I6 Marguerite Carley '17 Loas Ness . . . . . . . . . . . . .. I8 Mildred Justice . .' : . .. I9 Ida Knapp . . . . . . . . . .. ._ 20 Evelyn Urry . . . . . . . . 2: Beatrice Collins . . . . . . .. 22 Alice Nash . . . . . . . . . . .. 23 Mary Stone . . . . . . . . ..Phelpston\ 24 Pearl King . . . . . . . . . . . . ..Barrie 25 Ruth Jamieson ..".........Edgar This _contest is open to any -little girl of 13 years and under. Any man, _woman or child may vote, I vote for every 5oc_. purchase, 1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes will be given the three little girls polling the most votes.i `Do all` your shopping at this store. Come and see the prizes. Vote early and often. Help your favorite, F1790-Ir Anni I-LA ........... -E 4,`- I` uucu. nr:1p your I3.VOI'lI, Every day gthe names of the first 25 may be seen In our show wmdow up to Dec. 23, when the contest closes. . . J =;_.:,:;_5I The exeitement is becoming more intense every clay. Scores qnd scores are making this Store `their rendez- vous, bringiing friends and votes for their favourite little girls, helping along in lthi? work of good cheer to 0 three girls 2' Christmas. `Inn 1 T1... flflf` 'DAnn:A KT . - . ~ ..2..' Mon., Dec-. 2nd, Bessie Ness gain- ed the most votes with little Marion Paterson and Katie Brown a tie for 2nd, Madeline Frances keeping 3rd place as on `Saturday; Alice `White only two votes behind. avu usuyyuls uuvvnrn LU ||.l.l. Frnday showed Evelyn Boag at the head of the class, Madeline Francis 2nd and Katie Brown 3rd.-1 (`-L._,, 1, v1CKEns' venue VCONTEST Mrs. Temple's Telegram delight- ed only affair-sized audience at" the Grand on . .W'ednesday V `evening, Dec . l*4tlt.' It was an` exquisite bit of re-A `ned. comedy. Notwithstanding t that the lplaLy,had_the personal: guaranteelt t. .[i.~Manaz,eI1: lP0fwelIs:; xthe l.attendat_1b_,e wasleldisgppoinrms. anderhoa ~th."`0m*`*~ ' e A(on:gg%:1 vil V%%:nVmn. A , ` :1 Atvzm :1,I3rt.' spy Mr. and *Mrs.`ICharles Perkins an- `nounce the engagement ofntheir only daughter, {Miss Mary Elizabeth to '1M;r. Morrison Parsons Bridglanrf, B. .A., _D.L.S., of `Calgary, the marri+ age `to take place quietly early in the new year. _ - 1 \ There are a number of criminal cases coming before the Court of General Sessions. `These gentlemen comprise the -Grand `Jury: -Henry `Smart, Collingwood, (Foreman); gmes Elliott, Tay;~ Arch. .Fletcl1er,. to; W. `S. `Frost, Orillia; W. Gra- ham, Oro; Harold Maxwell, :Sunni- dale; G, -D_- MoCurd ,/Tottenhamy. J; J; .McKel~vey, Adja 3'; ..Con. `Me'- 'Laughlin,_-Vespra; . Jas. E. P'reston~,? Ffos; . ..Jas. Preston, Jr., -Tiny; Wm . T Porter, >Flos.;(Ja:sl.L_Spif`o1_:l_e, Essa. ' '?i=i;g+;"Za{sf;fJ{51v'1:f34$} ir;1kJ the` it! oseptg-*Walk:e'r `Warden. In both Town and County! Councils he has always taken a fore- most place. In particular, his good 'work for the county roads system has won him ' an almost Provincial reputation. i Not only ` was he a staunch advocate of the -system, but `he succeeded in puting his theories into practice with admirable effect. He will certainly _be much missed at lthe County Council, to which he has especially: devoted his energies of late, and there will be a general hope ,that his retirement will not be per- imanent or of long duration. NORTHERN ADVANCE GEEERAL SESSIONS. ` mot just It's a great. glorious, happy gift giving holiday-hen it comes--when the ning breaks and reveals bulging stocl_sings--gifts neatly wrapped and placed bursting open with Christmas gladnesa and good cheer. Tapestry and Chenille Curtains- The prices tooiare a feature, Goods are marked exlitra close for we rely on selling the quantity sud you can help yourself save a deal of worry by doing your shopping NOW or as early as it is possible. ' 1* How to make the dollars and cents accomplish all that must be accom- plished. is a perplexing problem. This of all seasons is the time when your money should do its utmost. ~c n I, L-VIVIIVI LU I` LP:'$L\IIl A marriage of considerable inter-. `est to resiqents of the sixth` ward ' was so1et_nmzed at the home of Mrs. James Gibson," 582 Ross Ave., Wm- mpeg, Man., on Wednesday, WDecem- ber_4th, `when her daughter, Mrs- Elizabeth Cross,_became the wife of the Rev. John Semmens, Govern- ment Inspector of Indian agencies of ` the'Nor h-We_st. ' h -H. -11- I_,.-_____ 2,- v A I1- ,- Right here this store will bring joy to your heart for we have the finest` andmost comprehensive assortments of useful holidays merchandise that has ever been crowded into this store. ` V Km Petticoats Start at 3.25 up to . . . . . . . . .._....||_OO Beautiful Net Waists That are a. picture of `loveliness, made of extra ne Brussels Net, Point d Esprit, Oriental all over and Spot Bretonnes, silk lining, %i and long sleeves, make-a most acceptable gift,472 5 up to . . . . . . . . |.4._QO 1 ""' c:"'I`rj'J "1' " ` ' ' ' ` ' I_-To" Ladies Fine Parasols. Handsomely mounted handles in Pearl. Gilt. Silver and Hom,Taffeta and silk tops, 2.59, 2.75, 3.00 up to . . . . . . . . . . . .150 ' still continues. The most radical reductions on all colored Millin,e_ry , 6-............-.l -...I _ --- w`. -v- nnnnn ov- - . , _ J HQ` v '. ..\.!;_;`.'/'7-%_, (7% -_o...C3 -tr1mmed and .;...--zx * ` untrimmed. If " W` `` you are in need of a Hat come to this store and get the most up-to-date Millinery at a saving. UNTRIMMED HATS, worth regular 1.25, 1.50 and 1.73, on sale at . . . . . . . . . Q5 UNTRIMMED HATS. worth regular 2.00,` 2.50 and 2.7,5, on sale at. . . . 1.50 TRIMMED HATS, worth regular 4.00 and 4.50. On sale. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.97 T-RIMMED HATS, worth regular 4.75, 5.50, 6.00 and 6.25, on sale . . . . . . . . .3.'97 There are still a number of ends of Fine Taffeta and Silk Ribbon. in `plain, fancy stripes and Dresden effects. 4 to 6 inches wide, I 5 "worth 20 to 50. On sale . . . . . . . . . . . . ., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . K` Geo; H of nve wool. V They are tight tting at the. waist line, best yams, assorted colors. 2.00 The}; brighten the home, make the win- dows and doorways look richer and more artistic. ' ulc 1.` UI LII VV CH5: `Mrs. Cross is `well-known inVAllan3- `dale having been a resident" here for `a number of years, before xnoving _west, fourteen .-years ago.- (\..l.. '6kA~ :nnonntI;-glen 1-Ahnbziuaa A` When on your shopping tour come straight to ;,_a.5,v..v. ,ou.AcV u:av_s:a is Iamuy. V One: .s M0 aushtcrs i:t.s:.;0.,m-`f .pagi`ed' ? % as.-rs L of Allandale, who_died~._ in `St- Paul, Minn., on Tuesday, Dec. `std, were brought hither on Fri_day morning and conveyed to the reszdence of her brother, ` Mr. Th_os.r Metcalf, Kemp- cnfeldt St. .. _1nterment took p1ace_;m Uni_on_ cemetery on.Saturday. after`-` noon, Re?, S; WStY voiciatiqg. Fivebrdth9rs~ and .. gn'~.~;_broth;_f:xn: - qlaiw were " 1 pallb.ea:e_x:s.;-: De_ca`e4d-,3 -wza h her; Eth`X934 ;i;,W.;.af:sad.!it? < to;f-3theS;:h W E ` " . =e.5ea"` $95 -a:;::;'...br`*= `W- $23oo~ae.:n:::::r:1`:.:a:.< AND many` other properties. E have good csh custoiners for this of properties. . ,, The program, at the annual con- vention of the Y. P. & S. S. Associ- ation of the Presbytery of Barrie, held here last week, was well carried -out and proved of great prot to those who attended. Among the more thoughtful addresses was one on The Forward Missionary Move- ment by Rev. D. C. MacGregor, M. `told How to Make a Y. P. Society Successful. Rev. Alex. MacGilli-- `vray, Toronto, had an address -on "`S. S.Work. All the addresses were followed by interesting discus- sions. Messrs. Riach and Homer Heard and Misses Archer and Hep- burn sang a beautiful quartette at Tuesday evening s session. Other vocal contributions were solos by Mr; Frank Heard and Miss "Ethel McMorran. The officers elect for `the ensuing year are:--President, fRev. ]_ A. Dow, B.A., Gravenliurst; Vice-President, Rev. W. N. Carr, `Cookstown; Rec. S`ec., Miss Minnie McLennan; Treas.,_Mrs. D. C. Cam- A., Orillia. Rev. Neil Campbell, Owl eron. i A few suggestions: ;EVERAL houses to rent. ' WI`/I .1, llk"' T. GOOD 50 acre farm within 6 or 8 miles of . Barrie. Buildings not essential. 10 to 40 acre market garden or well culti . vated farm, within 3 or 4 miles of Barrie can 100 here fa :-m, within 10 miles of Barrie. FEW very desirable bhilging lots. F0 n` SALE RIBBONSALE -A new brick house. West End.` A bars-am. .. _ . JJULII VVCIL 5: A couple of Allandale cases came up last week at the Division .Court. Mann vs. Taylor was an action for money due on a painting contract. Plaintiff took the job of painting Stroud Methodist Church, but did not finish it. He had entered into an agreement with defendant to quit the job on receiving an equitable` .-amount for the work done. Defend- ant maintained that he had paid plaintiff full value. `Judgment `for plainti for $34. The other suit,` Armstrong vs. Doran, was to recov-l er $65.82, the balance due on a con- tract for raising a house and putting in a cement foundation, etc. De- fendant alleged that the work was improperly done and counterclaimed for $60 damages. Judgment was re- served.