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No. 55 BAYFIELD SH IA Sevm- -w9v~T| C. LATIMER, Msndger is : I {his bank win mp you to secure the neces- " sary. start. A few dol- larsx `is pienty for a - beginning. You add ' _ your spare dol_larS, we ~ add intei'es't--watch the result. V - Bank of Toronto INCORPORATED 1855 Assets - s43,ooo,ooo Ban-ie_am| Allam|ale( i1nsurancAe. n.-em... lntkgli "3':-qnui`:e rujuestf mug and . -n AQAAQ -4.` `THOQIPSON caew. Piaorsucs-on mm WING .00MPANY 1-jj; New ` Books Splencd, Au: rolwn. `rh_e lest uII,l;j,Ij":-lthtgst In `cask I`I_?iIottlc' Ail the New Boqks of the Popu.-A 18.!` Authors are now in stock. Among them are: at Scott : Bookstore" n-fo`rL.} ,,- man . `Savings `Account % in the Baxfl< qfTorOnt9. Mony: ' mon ey, _a nd; mot-niey frequently makes opportunity, and wealth lies just past opportunity for the man who is `ready. The` Attic Guest The W'hit1e Prophet by Hall Caine. The Danger Mark ` by Robert Chambers. Happy Hawkins % _ _QA`____.__A ._ _ 'ly, in the municipal .bui-lding--`for a lot of old, musty, dusty division court papers that {saw service 40 years` ago or more. It will be a great idea for a citizen, who wishes .to get a line on the nancial standing of his grand- father, to don` a pair of overalls, sort! I I Orilliaiis to nd a rcccptaclc---like-3 out this antique rubbish and `se'e Wh(t11'fcr his .an.cstor.\vas. execution- W.'Q'f ,. . . : z..; `. Edi M -:ouv-- '--~~' . Scott's C. One of the most original char- acters in modern fiction. The Goose Girl by Harold McGrath. Novrthern Lights I_- l\lII.-_- "I... I- _ool,:st+o'r%e%} :: Barrie OPPOSITE ROSS ST. sous BARR:S ow sump by Gilbert Park;-. Critics say, his best. " Braiiiclibeui by` Rev. Knowles. author` of "St. Cuthberl.'a." "The Un- dertow, etc, ` ._-_--vv--- L Tunas or sunscnuvrxox. 01 ~ mu` Junum. in Advmwe `"No new name will be. added to the Sub vcrlption List until the money is paid. ..n..L..-...n.__. _-_.. 1- -............ 0.... oh...` nnnnllsn rug: STEWA:{r, 'B4Re 3 . xristers, Solicitors, Notaries, Public; -and`_Con'vefyancers. Money to loan in_._any sumsrgat 5 per cent. Ofce, 13LOwc"n _stree't,Barrie. H. D. Stew- art, L L.D;,` D. M. Stewart. W; AULT,` B~A~R;RISTER, SOLICI- tor, A *Proctor,- Notary, ` Conveyancer, etc. Special attention in drawing and probating wills, obtaining let- T tcrs of. administration and-` guardian-f . ship, collecting accounts, etc. Of- ccs, `Ross block, Bame. ,Money to` LENNOX,' COWAN 8: BROWN, `Barristers; `Solicitors for obgaining probate of wills, guardianship and `administration, and general Solici- tors, Notaries, Conveyanccrs, etc. . Oices, Hinds" block, No.6 Dunlap street, Barrie. Money to loan at .1] ....I t ...._ ..-at nu-ncinh nmc G. A. RADENHURST, Barrister, :._So1icitor,' Notary Public, &c. Of- ce-Ist oor Bank of Toronto Building. ' Money to loan at low- est rates. - I o13\_>v1c1Ea~`& ALEXANDER -.---__ :_:..._.. ..t. 4.1.. Ca- STRATHY & ESTEN, BARRIS- ters,`_So1ic itorsV in High Court -of Justice`, Notaries Public, Convey- antjers. Oicespver. the Bank of Toronto, Barrie. Money to loan at lowest current rates. I-1'.H. Strathy, } K.C., G; fI .AI_~Zsten. .._--..___:. .--...-_..- ?..._.:. IIDONALD ROSS, LL.B., BARRIE- A.-_ C..1:-:LA_ non Daub rs` Tnrnn_: ;H._'1`. ARNALL, M.D.,'C.M., OFFIC -._ "CI..A.L---,.II-'.- 1.1;-xnip A1'nO4It,_OI`- Late of Toronto General Hospital. OI_llce of mg late or. smith. comer 8!, J ' M.D.. c. M. ['l`or.) 1 T V 1 I It looks like a mighty large-sized bill of eosts that Finance Minister Fielding has put up to the people of Canada for next year; but seeing that $75,000 of it is to improve Coiling- `wood harbor, it would be rather rude of us to say anything about it to the Bulletin. ' ...---....--- }i5. A. T..LfI`.'}LE, late of Churchill. { Ont. Oicc and residence John St., W` near. corn`erJEli_zabeth. Phpne 213. F DR. W. A. ROSS, PHYSICIAN.` Surgeon , ctc., L.R.C.S., Edin., L.R. C.P., London. Ofce and resi- dence, Dunlop street, Barrie. Tele-V A phone,` 77. _ A i gw. A.L1:w1s,} 1 L.!z.c.P. 5: s. Edinburgh; M;F.P. 8: s. mgagow l ' ---8`U_RGEO.N-- ' } Having spent 4 years Post Graduate work in ' Bx-itish_ Hospitals and having served as Clinical Assistant in Golden square Ear. Throat 8: Nose Hospital, London- Royal London Ophthalmic Hospital 4Moorelds) ; for a term as Resident Surgeon in lh-val London hthalmi_c Hospital; Bristol Eye uosfitsl. Bristo : and Bu-mlngham Bye Hos usl. B 1-min ham ;t9rm.er Member of British phthslmol cal Society. ' i ! OI-`FIOE--78 Dum.o1> STREET. BARRIE. i `Phone 51.. V` . P. 0. Box. 96. I ;DR_. RODBERT s. BROAD, PHYSI- ----- _....A_.. .L_ C........'lA.-. I.` IIPBIQG. lalllll oer I '*.-=-:;-=:-.:.: `Dank: gnul.` Illncnp Ilt-gun..- 1-n..- -__. AV]; , _ `. `l" "\l*I V` 0 LI;aa..f, 8 U0 pains or money in putting `'1 $109 away ahead of all others. GK a trial and be convinced. {DE J. A. C. E\7ANS, PHYSiQIAN,i `Lu P nnnn Am `An can-Ann.` { mlt my manna mu co. F 5%"-'= IVA uhnintnua -- Bar wis }Ip'_{n:$& '1); '}7x'.'1i.'i_i1f'1a;;%'iV{is' :h*:1,?` `K.C., Pen`e.t2nmaishjen,e ;; ; J. -j~13`t1l1,j'[I%(%._Q. ,%,.,A,Ilist6ny';`Col. Br'uce,2 K.C., apd"` L?G_&s.* c?6u`i`i:gsvood; _ . 1 P- _'..- ;DR. MORTIMER LYON, 31 Carl- : ton St., Toronto, late of Brooklyn, l (N.Y.,) Eye and Ear Hospital, ` will be at 67 Owen St., Barrie, every Saturday. Diseases Eye, Ear Nose and Throat. Consultation hours II a.m. to 5 p.m., and by ap-l l . T pointment. l$7.o,ooo FOR 1Nv1:sTMi\` ONI goodfreehold security at lowest rate of interest. Nogprincipal A money requ'u_-ed until end of the i term. H.eH. Strathy, Solicitor, etc., 1 -- Baxjrie. _ I III` I o | ,C5|'])O|ItBl'l and Band - LInnufa.ct.ureri of, d- iullklds (R h d *" "x.:`..u a.....:.. = " I 22:." ::.-.-2.= `: .1:-..r:~.-.-gs? u \o r1I'Ii'rI\-`Irv. I ouffnuo LAND `sunvzvon, [nun or,.1 onou1'o` auuomo. Ilumt. I I nnuotucc run-non: :40. rise !'UNWIN, MURPHY & EsT1:i\j, on- fan-{n Ian!` `Q...-u......-.. 1.'2`........--__ ed 1869. Open day and night. ' Collier` and Clapperton Strects, Barrie. Pl1o_ne82.__ ' ' _ )G.G. SMI"1`H"& c0., E$TXBL1sH- 1 nces, `K loan. - SITCCI, DHTYIC. xuuncy tU luau at 4% and spat cent. Branch ofccs at Creemorc and Alliston. 'Haugh- ton Lennox, K.C., Alex. Cowan, G. E. J. Bi'own, LL.B. `RED YV _1\.1\I.`4 BL. '\l.4J..`4A\1'x.L1..|J.I.'.:._\- Barristers, Solrcntors of` the Su- reme Court of Judicature of On- aria, Proctors, Notaries, Convey- ancers. etc. Monev to loan. Of- ce, Ross Block, Barrie. A. E. H. Creswicke, K1.` .. .r Arthur Alexander. I\JLVI1LH .[\\J-DD, 14 14-9., lJ.'LL\L\.L.u.J ter, Solxcltox-,,etc: Bank of Toron- -_to Bnxldmg, l_3_arr1e. Money to loan. `No.65 7.51am ..`y 56.... cu`;-nasaow vv Eye. Ear. Vlzlosc 8 Throat. l,'1'.__..`\KNALL, M.Uo.L.1VI., U1-ru..n in Bothwe1l s block, Allandalc. On` the premises at night. a II. J. (I. Q. JJVFILVJ, .I.11.l.nJ.l'~al.[.1LV, Surgeon, etc., Coroner for Simcoe County. Office and Residence: William Street, Allandale. Tele- phone 3o a.` At `Stroud Office: 2 to 4 pm, Monday to Friday. I 'l\.. l\\JlJI_'4L\4L 5). l)L\\J1l.l,' 1. LL 1. ~11. ' cian, "Surgeon, etc. Specialty-Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Oice and residence, cor, Elizabeth and Brad-Q ford Sts. (Dyment Gore.) `Phone! 105. Box 456; f r.LIvv1LV, u1.uL\L 111 oz .lLD.l.1'.`.l\', UN- tatio Land `Surveyors, Engineers, etc. Established 1852. Oice, Med- ical Buildmg',' S.E.. corner Rich- mond and Bay Streets, Toronto. Telephone, Main, 1336. Instruc- tions left with Strathy 8; Esten, Solicitors, Bank of Toronto Build- ing, Barrie, w'll be promptly at- tended to. I . ' Dr. J. ARTHUR ROSS %A.G.AhoAdiT rnnnn {Ann `enau:-v. uanuraciunnng. __UND'_ER'l`AKERS. __`_ _I_?I-IYSICIANS. vvrlyuvu -Quilt uuua U619 llnvllvg an ywuuo . `qnbporibera now in arrears for three inonths and over will be charged 8_1.6l|per annum. Envvons. ENANCIAL. llonhern Advant Tin: ADVANCE 15 proven to have the grargest .circula.t1on of any paper in the Coup`). own. .; ` It has also by far the largest subscription Th lattervhct demonstrates the its patrons. If you have any advertishg to (1,, g vig `tau, th J1; 298.! reaches the mon A .I..-.A..I-__. -_L.. "8113! or Q jnul uupervuct demonstrates th If any adverteis not afraid to pay price. place it with the 1- that tl12gp2:):}2 - Advertisements charged 1- spoce-13 lines agate measure ma:? 3:1: :35}, to o Tmnsxxxr ADVERTISING. `snhenent insertion 5 cents per ?1'ex1re,lic' ea` `` ng notices, 10 cents per line for ms, ` insertion: Scents per line for e h b , insertion of the same matter. .23 a?.`~,'n3f3 .` 5lines,Aot' this character, charged 1135 line. Obitnarv Poetry 5c per line. 3 `DECEMBER 9; % l i;ch ..... . . -1 .- ~Ther ought to be good"cuVr1ingT Over at the Clapperton` St; rink.` `It doesu t seem able to get above "thir- tyithere these days. KPIV-eferned positions or 10 1 d - , ~ _ menta in the paper will be sold aia ax? amihsf. account will special positions b ` - _ H ; rule .wlll_bestrictly carried out. 6 mm H CONTRACT CH ANG ES. Advertisers will please bear in mind um notice of intention to chan e ad\'CI`liSt'n)enla mustbe handed into time ce not `late.-1` that Saturday at 10 o'clock, and the copy for sum; change must be in THE ADVA.\`(:JC later than 12 o clock noon _on Monday in any week, otherwise the ad vertxsex- s announvo nhicc no: m('TlC may not be made public until the week rollawn ing. _ 12 changes of Advertisements 1H()\vl:dpey year.~ If more are required, composition l'&[e3 will be charred, Advcrtive : will not be allowed to use lheiy space for a(..rtling anything outside uheu own regular business. should the-_v transient. rates will be charged for $11 vertisuments. do so `of one-third on above rates, and on no other * th ad. I ..-...un..un.\ I .3. Condensed ac. vex~ti. on rst page Such ! as wants of all kinds, logt. and f_ound, ;.,~(,pmy for sale or to rcnt,_ specxc ax'l1('|('B. on-., ('10, must be accomuuxped xwpth the cash. nnrl mg; be inserted-rst_1nsert.xon 2 cents per won; each subsequent msertnon 1 cent my won; (names,addre.sse3 and gures counted aw u ordg; ` but `a. reduction of one cent_pcr word will be made when the number of Insertion: of sums matter exceed four CIIII for advertluelnents mus-I In en: can be mounted on solid mo-ml bun: perwu :nr_cc1-._ Vacant not. '} otan acre, on I-"cIu:tun7.;l:is1xvx.-1 Street. Appky to F. M. )IO.\'TGO.\lEI\'. l)......`. , :09! KDERTlSlNG' RATES Dwelling 1 rooms). stable}. dri ve housr-. am-.A2., and nearly s` of acre of land zn ;;a1'tlcn and la w m Come; of Peel and Wellington S.tI'(*(-ls. Bun-i: ]{)vs'ell:,ngl-gtrootms, stable and shed. l.;u`;v.- ` oton ee tee . Ilnuuhln uvusntr v-nnnua in nu/J1 1\I\ I-1..- town rev.-1 atrecy. _ Double dwexlmg. Grooms :11 each. on ("up- perton Street. Vm-nnt `mt. 3! ohm am-n. nn pblu-I::n'r|'.<\..~v % JOSEPH. H. SWAN. `LICENSED AUCTIONEER U An 8-horsepower Boiler and 3- horsepovzer Engine, made by th0 |Polson Co. Toronto. E Private Funds to loan on rs: lmortgages. Correspondence solicited. Qice, Bank of Toronto Building. I Owen Street, Barrie, Ont. We don't object to the Examiner using our editorials as reading mat- ter, but why in the name of goodness have they not `sufcienthonesty, when `they do so, to giveus -proper credit? The article entitled f`Sin1coe County Lezfds is taken word for word from The Advance editorial of Nov.-18th. Itis said that imitation is the sincer- est form of attery, but appropriation of the goods themselves is surely go~ Yinrr it one better. C3Plble of power and heating. Can be seen at the Barrie Foundry, Brad.- :f.0| d Street, next to the Tannery. ` CRAIGHURST. ONT. LIQENSED AUCTIONEER` I I-'O`FI;| 7I-iEE(-)UNTY or suvucos. Most reasonable terms given on all Stock Sales -2.`, '-"_V,_l\J uavc 3CLUl cu I-u ./_>._LFR_1_:_D w. A `I1 , Boiler&Engine % For Sale. -:2-1-+-I~+-I-ct-+-1-4:-+-I-I-3--I-3--1-:~-I-cs-+++-s-I-4` "GEO. MONKMAN. 3 1 D;8""' - Barrie. 3 """""'*"'H'|-+~I-I-+1-I-t--1-M-.1-+4-+++-? Barrie Proper`)! For Sale, THOS, SIVIITH Illlhhl AIZEAIT A `rm: Nbnruzhu Abvomcz ` An 8 Page CI column newspaper, Published from-the oflloe. 188 Dialog) Street. ' flurlo. in the Oounty of Simone. xhe.Pro- 2 . Vince of Ontario. Cnnadmevery . . '1`hursday_Morn1n. by - John Jennett, MoNKmAN's GLYCEDONIA. 3 Hug _msrvollona effect on rough 4' Iliill. One or two applications "' ' -will remove the roughness, and by its occnional into the skin acquire: .1. tllomoozhnen and softness of A -5 baby's. Glycednia in not sticky. and .3. '8'9V$ may be worn a few moment: Isfternui it. . , 'g rico 150 and 25c. f I I . V `Delightful after shaving. gf secured the services? nu -1-11-`wuss Irv 'l11TT T E 'I"!"l"l"I"!"8"r'r'r-r-r {MAKES YOUR sxm ;LlKE VELVET 42!! column column I nnlnrnn INSURANCE AGENT. CONVEYANCER, ETC. FIRE AND P[..~\T1i (}I..\SS ].\"SURA.\ -CE 3 CUIIIIIIII 1 column Barrie. commncun com-mc'r RA'r1;s:. `FUNERAL or n. ll.STRATllYl FOR counrrv or suvzcos. Address BARRIIZ 1 . O COYDENSED ADVERTIS EM E.\` TS. -_-_.n _ :_-_--:, _._- ,, I I 1 Mo.:3 Moi 3 | 1Wk. W OM.` Mo._:. D34 :'u?33. E 9603150: 3 14 :>()I9.-'1 m up nul 17 50* 0!: am` Many `Present from Outsiile Points; .:u ur . I 0|! .' (.l| all Ill 50 O0` In I . la1`1`u- IX! The `funeral of the late H. H. Strathy, K.C., took place on Thurs`-. day afternoon atez o'clock from the family residence, Ovenden, `to Un- ion cemetery. There was a house service conducted by Canbn Reiner and Rev. E. R. }. Biggs.j A ldrge number of citizens and friendewere p:esent VV{6_ .1311}! 'theii' last -tribute qf re-. spect. Thepall-be9. re'i-s were: Col.- -Grastt, Toronto ;. C,ol'.'0 Brien,' Shanty Bay; Angx. Bruce. e I.cc.. Harnxiupm -Relativs, and sothers present { from out oftbwn` were Stewart Vstrafhy, ,1; '_A. `MacKlIgr,. A}/_ 'iS`t rathy, ,,;_,;J.` Strathy. Geo. J B: *KirkIi>atrik. . , Vifkpagifiglg, .' 'j;Roli_ert 3` Ca$`e!'s_;` '.V.j kIf:`e,,l'5- `13i;knen;i:A%B.y '1udagm=r` sat. 3`*"`A L (3 9+ -~-', --_-' -v~ e. riiissiea and Dr.Mor'tn,. `the. `outside County A 1-: an Ar`. * _ 5 "_.*n,u o..m..Gobalt. Spegial .. `$.10: In , 7. mil 0 m'rcr`onm 55- North Bay!!! 'y"ngI1 5;. ~ 3 II p m.;N,orth`Bo.y........ 1Hlpm- 8.ll.pTm..Tou)nto & llidhnd `M8 5 In Gravenhm-at {.8 a In I" vDaily including Snnda .. & A Coumgbdd and Keaford. wro . `mom 10.2! a. m V No. 68..i...?;I 13.... 83]) n1 T _{2....._l.j 55.... 7.60 p m 56.*...|.l 23....10 llsm Hip m A Long and Active _; Penetang. ` Ia`. litany- ' Hamucon. 5317.75 0. m: " 42...-..1.u:2jgp lp -* so.-;...s.s p m` No'.:.3..' ltllam L_ ` 55....7.6p;m 22..L. t;.lI'i m .::o.V.v..usp m :4!" I l l l M.r. Strathy was devoted to his profession. Always a hard worker, for many. years he had a distingtiished place among the mem- bers of the Simcoc Bar. He had sat as Judge of Assize, and in the famous suit _of Patriarche vs. Town of Orillia showed high judicial capacity, his findings` in that long-drawn-out case being subsequently sustained C in the appellate court. But his reputation was not confined to the County; he performed valuable service for his Province as Crown Prosecutor, ' on the criminal circuit, and was held in high est_e.em by the_ Attorney-Gem eral s Department. Studying law in Toronto "under. the late Sir Matthew Crooks Cameron. perhaps the great- est criminal counsel of his time. Mr. Strathy was called to the,Bar in 1871. He began practice here in partner- ship with .the late Judge. William Ardagh and the presentx Judge J. A. Ardagh. ~ In 1885 he earned -`silk, be-' ing created a QC. _by.Lord Lans- downe.- , The firm of `Strathy & E'st_en was ,c_on'st'itu_ted in 1887, andwas con.-_ tinuedwuntilA_M'r. St'r.athy _s death.` " Toromo Telegfam. _ ~- dis'afpp`eared; hot, so completeiy as Bob CO01_<.79f `_Dperin county. A - ' V Eda ; You Rgrnqxnber? VDunnville Gazettes, ' J I void in thesocial, business and philan- thropic life of the'Town; at man of ne public spirit, strictly `honorable. in hisvdealings, courteous of demean- or, of forceful personality, he` could not fail to have left astrong impress on the community in which he spent" his_ days. " The Royal Victoria Hos- pital, the Children s Aid Society, the Horticultural Society, the County of! Simcoe Law Association and other institutions of greater or less import- ance all felt the benefit of his activity and sinuence. He was Honorary President of the Barrie Liberal-Com servative Association, Vice-President oi the Ontario Bar Association and a leading Bencher of the Law So- ciety of Upper `Canada, the last nam- ed position being held since 1891. He was-a Director of the Barrie Car-, riage Co. since its inception, and was a prominent shareholder in the Bar- rie Tzmnitw Co. a 1 I II V ---U .\au--vu:o'v_cl VTo_rQr'1tjo `judge whd` decided tfhatza cigar is` a drug must have been th'in_ki'ngVofWthe first" time be tried to smoke. pne. . ' 4` Inspector Hughesv A iriteiids addinig 2,o'oo`to`Toronto. s' corps of cadets-- .a mean trick, right under the nose of .the vetran sag,e,u peace-at-any-price Goldwin Smith. b Fighting Joe Martin over in ~E;ng_-I gland is now ghting the Canadian {government's na._val propositions, and liis reported as saying that carrying them out "would "make Canada a laughing stockfor the world and` serve to till" the bockets . of certain Canadians with ill-g'otten- gains at the public expense. In regard to this it is only to be remarked that Joe got his` ghting knowledge of Canadian politics from `within the party the Conservatives do not belong to.- _A contemporary rises to reinaik` that after I-I_'on. A. G. MacKay reads `the election results in British Colum- A- laia it's pretty safe betting`he"ll change his mind about moving west. Better in forlorn hope in Ontario than a'tat- tered remnant in the coast province. n%rwn1e.,:.th Aasrcltiuser. -candidat,` for tiairliamenfary` ;honors,`;3_ -cg-dl;,_;.pcja fiqgjs As .platform speaker, Mr. `irathyV always `commanded, `res`p,e_ctful` atten- tion. 3 He, had azrst-.rate grasp 01 details,` and igould ..marshal- his "facts: with telling c'ect'.~ A1though V'n1eveI';?"a} hegcould at all `times be%',.relied-;511P`. .`.` i to-:do;,his_ .sha`rg: of thc sti.V1_r;jpji`zi g;.~;iLt Vt\:[ pofiti.ql:T%campa}tz ns.: V` .4 natty-%~nbm *; inatioxii was".gec1ind'.`.b % M -`-..__ 77- Hamilton Spectator. Ir-r. AyImer Ex-p;'e;sT. ` efronrour ubscribers and advertisers `It takeS..us all our time tohandle the -.few dollars we get hold of,` we being simply a medium of conveyance o-J`--ovo C-dtbruvwwi . l to the banks and other credi_tors. Mbntreal Gazette. 1 I -u-way-g vuouuun -. - ----v-.--J .. Deceased, who wa born in "Barrie in 1847, came of` a good lineage on both sides of the houseu His father, the late John Strathy,.was a Scottish advocate and afterwards was called to the Bar of Upper Canada. His mother was `a daughter `of. the late` Henry: .Hatton Gowau and ' a sister of V'_the* 1 James . Gowan,. _K.C.M_.G_.A Mr: Strathy was educated {partly by tbs old late Sir private `tuition. and pattly in Barrie` Grammar `School. a ' .. The` late Mri. Strathy i was in 551878., to Marian Is Ab.e11a ,l yQun_ge_st., M . I _ A_..B'.,Ardag h, :dje'.-9;: ceased; rst -' .Rec 15 zof... -Barri__e,l :b[y' dadghter. of Rev. whom:-.. : _i1s=- `Survived .`I"t'i)gether with 0115. *r:`=:G'_erar`d*;.rB;` Strathy,`. : praetiii, lat-ii'.'g_'3s`t"o`:_i.-_.-'i~``:i'flforpiito, c` He was -a".fn1eqI`her o_f,ge,ittrev Axi'gliica"Its.body._ . : V.-".';:` ' n l` ' .A 1- `VI-manual. -up vv nu Anvexchange reminds us `that the! gladsome _Christma's feeling means ge`ttimz $100. worth of presents for your friends when reallyyou cannot afford 'to give more than $0. Is that so? ' V Calgary :e;;,;; What Think You? arfiyals and departiws_v at. irons` `Btirrict ate as follows; - In ._the Grit E Ye Poor Editor. ` spare aoxawin. 4 2 I Nearer Home. ; WMr`s`. `J- R. AAiknl'V|ead gave two. ad- dI'.esses in St. A_ndrew s church, Allis- - :ton, on Thur day last, under the axis- pices of the " unday School. 1 I I-" 're sbyt..eriaLh Church ` cVei eb1;atcd -its `ftieth _annive_xjsary. TSixbsjcribje-1`s. to The" Advance will oon_fer'"a favor if Ttheymepdrt` to this` pfce any `irre_gu1 arity `in delivery of ' paper.- ' . k.. i- nf .9. Hugh ` MtAr,thui- .of- "Om was ned $3`without costs for ghting. at the |C}arkson House on Saturday after- lneaani `Chief King made. the arrest. .....a V. 3:-u-vu sun-vuno; I ` The Dyment `Stable has just closed a `deal for the purchase in England of Red Fox, a 4-year-old horse b the' famous Fl ing Fox from the end Or. m_are rlet. There is no higher bred horse in the stud book.` He will bethe only Flying Fox stallion~avail- able for breeders. in America . next `spring . The Messrs. Dyment not be- ing able to nd the strain of blood desiredfor their stable, which has been considerably enlarged by the acquisition of many valuable brood mares, instituted inquiries in England with the result above noted. Flying` Fox is a rich bay. with black points, I6 hands high. He has a_very good bone and true action, very strong over the back and with immensely powerful quarters, like Flying` Fox himself. He is sound in wind and limb,/and would not be sold. at any, price" were . not his owner already supplied with his blood lines. The Dyments are to- be congratulated for their-`enterprise. - * T lC_hu:l'ch, Ivy; will hold a `tea and-entertainment inithe Orange Hall oh Tuesday, Dec. 21; Excellent pro- gram. Tea from 5 to 7. Admission, 25c and 15c. ` V I To get the genuine Christmas spirit.` ithis onlylneeessary toreaid A Shack- town Christmas, by` Augustus Bridl;, which appears in the Christmas num- ber of The -Canadian Magazine. This is afvery ne bit of writi118 ,.but it is onlv one of the ' many good things that appear in this excellent number. T\fV- T v--- `I .v '5E"nd'fc. "M" """"" . Picker-ing'College, Newmarket, was formally` re-opened last wek. `This institution is controlled by` the``_ So- lciety of Friends. It was one time locateq at Pictoh, and `afterwards at Pickering. . w u on v a "7 """ """' In response toga message from Col- lingwood, Chief King and P.C. Lam- bie. on Fridayrnight arrested Arthur Underhill wanted for theft. Prisoner was captured just_ in the nick of time, as he was about to take the train for Orillia. `He was taken back to C01- limzwood on Saturday. . |w--w-v u-lv?`rUUI - u spun-.v wanywnnwlln. IIIIlIIU.'\rIn P.C'. Lambie on Thursday last took into custody John Curry and Frank McPherson, sewer employees, for ghting at the King Edwardu Curry `was ned $2 and costs or 20 days, M!c'Pherson being discharged. The former` was held on another charge, that of stealing $40 from Geo. Ashen- hurst,his room. mate. P.C. Lambie traced $27 of the money,- left in var- ious hotels. Curry pleaded guilty be- fore the RM`. `on Friday, and waste- manded until Dec. 10th for sentence. It is believed by the police that he has a prison record. " "I'II `I1 uuyulc IWVCIIII 403, ITCIIC 'DlIi.lIllIUlI 4.84: Glen -Fowler. 48!; Wellington Ault 480; Mildred Justice 469; Violet. Taylor 468;.Ionie Hart 460; Eunice. Parkhouse 460; Louie Armstrong 456; Elliot Coles 453; Grant Longman 445; Russell Gordon 444; Otto Gallagher A42; Carroll Mlullen 438; Jessie Mc- Larty 430; Frank: Foster 4'26; Velma Wiseman 405: Earnie Hanmer 402; Jas. Checsman 400; Flossie Scott 300; Helen Culross 306: Gordon Lvon 389: Rollet Carson 387; -Marguerite Gray 382$ Ethel `Owens 375-. l - u pan 1 The next regulaf meeting of Court Robin Hood, I.O.F., will be held'on Thursday, Dec, 16th, instead of Fri- tday, Dec. 3rd. `As oicers will be elected that night, a large attendance fis requested. . ' ` . The Dominion Parliament at Ot-i tawa op,en`ed\November nth, and Ad- vance readers can. keep thoroughly posted by reading The Toronto News daily and `The Advance once a week. l)Both `napers can be had for $2.20 a [year by applying at this ofce. ` noun; jaomg Lgl- PI`-nah: Frankie Robinson 53'}; Prle Ga;--_-`I rett 526; Euphemia Anderson 525; Edythe Averill 485; Irene -Shannon .Q.. (11,... 1:*......1.... .01. \xr..n:......,... The following are those who failed to t_al<'c6o per center` `Minnie Thoma- son. Manswell-Somers; Stella Cooper, Stanley Staton. `Alice Armstrong, 5Willie Somerville, Bertha_.Robinson, Willie Cheesman. Edna Lowe. Alice . Leilgton,' A Lena _ Quantz, : Elsie Stew- nub T~ um plus? The man; .4|Q iA`inb In-ll `Ila. - A_s3;,y9ur :doctot' about these tlgrdsgggughs. He; will tell .;j .;iiv)j3r?L;..decg_pgiveT they % are. . .1 in the throat often :?Af!`ri98%.%!i'Ub| Ohmi- .ii V rxgxnmn jwtrjeue egre- can V % Ayn : '7- . '. Ham `ml: for November (Sr. iv). CENTRAL scHo5L. U ,'r.'ID7j`Amng1;am. M.A.. ' Tnunh nu ms Nounmm:A%AAnvANc%E 1. u:..4 I-9 Teachcxf. IW. C, Andrew! MA \'l;`FAC'1`URER or Buggies; Crriages, Wagons Sleigh; and Cutters. STRICT P1sRso.~.u. v' . A'l"I`I-:.\'Tl0N PAID ro Hrse3he'ng I %etter :Time s Ahead % ad