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page Eight and `son Angus .. nh.nv-f xriaif i-I1 I-[ELP ;eI'0) VV. I-I. BUTTERY. . Sharpe. conduct at 3.30 Mr. and Mns. Hedger were in To- ronto recently. At the last regular m of the S.l0.E. the new ofcens were install- ed by Mr. Thom of Orulla. After ` the installation ceremonies tl1eImem- bers enjoyed 1'ef1'esl1men>ts. Thle SzLcra.u1en1; of the Lord's Sum- per will be held in -Essa. St. church on Sunday morning. \ Vit.l1 this in view a prepam1.ory service will be hold in the clxurcll rm Fri(1ay at 8 Navy Blue Serge, 54 1 inches wide. Extra value $1.50. Dollar Days . .$1.00 yd. CL p.m. Grey and Navy, Brown and Navy, A11 V/V001 Coating, 54 inches wide. They are extra value $5.00. Dollar Days ..$1.oo yd. Red and Black All VV001 Dress Goods, 50 inches wide. Extra value at $2.50. Dollar Days . .$1.00 yd. Do not miss it. A11 VV001 Tweed, 50 inches, Grey and VV11ite, Blue Check. Extra Val- ue at $2.50. Dollar Days . .$1.00 yd. Burton Avenue Methodist Rev. S. M. Beach, Pastor Sunday, Jan. 14 11 a.m.--Pub1ic Worship. 3 p.n1.-~B1b1e School. 7 p.u1.-P.uwb1Jic Worship. Red Cotton Caslllnere, 34 inches wide. Regular 50c yd. Dollar Days 3 yds. $1.00 unto a0.E. the 1 1e ceremonies 31`s er -Essa n iew old .m. I`.I..-'\D TI-IE ADVERTISE MENTS. IDUIWLLVU The Clncult Guide for the Winter '.I.'Il.l.`J I-12511.! \lA' Asslzes and S:prin~g S`1ltting.s just is- ' sued by Clerk in Chlalmlbers \C.leren`ce Bell of Osgoode Hall, notes among the year's changes in tlhe legal pm- fession the dealths of forty-two mem- bans. Court of Ontario, M1`. Justice Suth- ervl-.md; two County Judges, Judge Gimn ol Ot1.uwzL and Judge l\loMil- lzm .01 Lindsay, and one Semuor, I-Ion. \V. Promlfool, are mnong the number. Llbl'{ll`l:lI1 Elliott,` of O5- .-.v_._ . One justice of the Supreme ' Plaid Dress Goods, Navy and Brown, Navy and Red, Navy and Green, 36 inches wide. Regular Dollar Days . . . . . .50c Brown and Green Fine ` Union Serge, 54 inclms wide. $3.25. Dollar Days . .$1.00 yd. REMNANTS AT HALF P1_3_ICE-Ex]>101'o 4- V1`.-.1\1 .I.V.l_l.Lv.l--LI A..a.-- ---V -.__ ._.__.>, , .lT1-ling` Cost Exp1m'i11g' the Re11man Imps you wl nd Just \v11at you \mn` -Ginghums, VV3'appm'ett0s, Art Ticking 1`01ne1nbe1', you are buying `[1.-.050 Ron. 1 MW- _._-.-1... ---.. ...-. Fine Quality Velveteen, colors Purple, Black, Navy, Gun Metal and Gr]`0(_11, 21 11101103 wide. Extra value $2.00. Dollar Days . . . . ..$1.00 US the Ronmant Table T.1'easu1'es at At. "R-(211111-0.111`. '1`ab1e. brings ifs sure 1'ewzu.'d. P011- ill j11.~,t xmnt. Remnants of Dress G-oods, P.1_'ints, Ticking`, C.1'oto1mes, T_z11)1o Oil Cloths, and Ro1m1a11ts at HALF PRICE. . On the .g1,bove goods We cannot give you any coupons. SUTCLIF.FE S 3 BIG DOLLAR DAYS `W. Dobson, I whsn Lo mam: me puu- lie for their patronage and would ask a contin-11`: {nce of same to my successor. 1~AL DON W. W4-HITE. P'.EFORE STOCK-TAKING Also Half Price Remnant L "Sale January 13, 15, 16 Do not miss these days. All. liries are a long way below their value. Silk and W001 Crepe, 36 inches wide, colors Corn, VVhite, Grey. Ex- tra value $1.50. ` ` Dollar Days . . . . . ..69c Navy Cotton Delaine, 29 inches Wide, with red M spots and stripes. Ex- tra value 40c. Dollar Days 4 yds. $1.00 Heavy VV1'appe1'ette Mauve and Pi11k,MauVe and Blue, Red and VVhite. Extra value 45c. \ Dollar Days 4 yds. $1.00 English Print, `Navy a11d VVhit0 stripes, 27 inches Wide. Extra Value 650. ollar Days 2 yds. $1.00 % Blue and ,VVhite Pizam Cloth, 34 inches Wide. Big value 750. Dollar Days 2 yds. $1.00 You should see this. Colored Bath Towels, 33x14. Extra value 500. Dollar Days 3 pr. $1.00 ` You should have some of this line at this small ' price. 'Ha.vi=n=g sold my business to F. I wish to thank the pu'b-` 1:. Pr-n~ fhnir n1trnna2e DEATH CLAIMS 42 LA\VYERS DURING THE YEAR OF 1922 .... ._u n..:.:.. can I-Mn Tlnfnr Extra Heavy \Vhite Bath Towels, 48x24. This towel is e.\"n'a val- ue $2.00. Dollar Days pair $1.50 Taylor s Borax Soap. Regular 100, 3 for 25c. Dollar Days 15 bars $1 W11ite Lawn HS. Cush- ion, all. ready to put your cushion in. Extra value 500. . Dollar Days 3 for $1.00 Men s Black Morningj Coats, ne quality, best of linings, sizes 36, 38. Big value $10.00. Dollar Days .....$1.00 Gloria Wool, 4-ply, 2 oz; skein, Cardinal, Rose, . Buff, Pink, VVhite. Reg. 65c. Dollar Days 4 for $1.00 Large White Comfdr Bats, open out 6x7 feet", weight 3 lbs. Dollar Days . . .$1.00 lT4[en s Grey All Wool` 13--11 A--.`-.n Qv1'7r\r\`l\'l1C1 C11.fII\C4 .L'.l..\,.Ll. L7 V./I-L\/J .A..L.|_a. Pullover Sweaters, sizes 36, 38, 40, 42, 6 only. Extra value $4.50. Dollar Days . . .$1.00 X1 W001 Brown Hand son Sox. This Sox is extra value 50c. Dollar Days 3 prs. $1.00 The annual meeting of the Stroud Telephone shareholders will be held inthe Omnnge Pall, Stroud, on Wed- nesday, Jan. 17, 1923. at 1.30 p.-m., for the purpose of electing directors and other business; .J. \V. Black. V \V. L. Black, D1-nchh: `n L Secretary, Boys Golf Sex with c.o]01'e(l tops, sizes 7, 8, '9, 10. Prices were 650 and $1.90. Dollar Days pair 50c Girls and Chi1d s Plain C-as111ne1'e Hose, sizes 6, 7, 793, 8, 8%. Regular 750 and $1.00. Dollar Days 2 paixf $1.00: goods Hall, and M. B. Jasdkson,lO1eI1k of Crown and Pleas, were also among those who passed away in 1922. Imcluded also were the names of tour 'bencl1ers who hwve died. The truest mark of being lb0I`l1 with great qualities is being b`orn Without em'y.-Rvochet ouc:Lu1d.a .' __..._.__:._. 1* Our life is like Abpine codxmgig where winter is found by the side; of summer, zmd- where it is but a= step from a gzulden to ' ` 1{ic.`nle1'. MISCELLANEOUS ;:-je ANN'U.A\'i. MEETING The Annual Meeting of the Barrie: Agricultural Soqiety will be held in} the Police 0011 `L Cha.rn`bers, J3a.rrie,.~ on January 1.81/1`, at 1.00 o c1uck.`u Election of officers and :.;(,-no-ml; business. ' ..(: Baptist Church W. T. Bum. Pastor. Sunday, Jan. 14 Services at 11 a..m. and 7 p.m. -Sunday School at 3 pm. Cords Dry 4 ft. N( I-Iardwood, and 2.00 Cords Green 4 ft. N4 Hardwood. 1200 Rev. A. R. Beverley, Pastor Sunday, Jan. 14 Services at 11 am. and 7 p.m. Sunday School at 3 p.m. The Annual Meeting of Barrrie Horticultural and Town Impnove ment Society will be held in the - -- -.-.. lV(\`YI'I'I" (`1I.IA\I!`II?Q _ For Sa1e---H~arness business, includ- ing stock, toms and xtures, must `be sold at once no wind up an ` estate. Immediate possession. Ap- ply to Mus. M. E. Hisey, Box 357, Creemore, Ont. All members at .14 land. A. \V. .`hrilh, l l'cs`ulcnL. 3'03 SALE :u:. uv-....._, ...__ POLICE COURT CHAMBERS CHURCHES WANTET Friday, Jan. 12 -'rinity Church Black. Preside ht. Werconle ! o , v,___._ at 8 o'clock p.m. anthers and others invited to For sa1e~--A11 steel hay press, in good working order. horse-power at- tachment. -Machine will pay for it- self in short time. Orders for press- ing hay now Waiting. Small cash payment, balance easy terms to re- sponsible party. Apply J. V. Brett, Barrie. Phone 65w. _ THANKS 1` OTICE D \V . '1`. T. YuuuJ:, Sccrctawy. ""1 '1~ms banquc fellows (Thux -to to n.-um `er ".1`.\ =- ~-1% ILVLILIL. DIUVVLI U friends in town. A11:-n TI WAN friends 1n Loxwn. -Mrs. H. Fell spent a. day in To- vomto this .week. 'Mr. and 1\Ir's. Jas. MvcMi1l-in were in 'Dorrm`to recently. St. Geo1`.ge s A.Y.P.A. held a social evening on Tuesday last. up and Mrs. C`h:1s'.. Poucher were ",7"-" HI-I01 .\PPRl<}1\"l`lOl1S l)El<'l};\'1`l}l) ~._-(,._ BY LONDON 1110! 05, Allzmdale shops apprentice hockey 1 L`.oh.Le:m1 received {L rude surprise on `W5 DI'Saturd'.xy a.fLe1*noo=n when the Lon- mountzrjon a;pprenl.ice team trimmed them I 1 . V . . 11/2'. W4 10 1 m the local rmk. A large `r\I` ohn.......n\m- (hr 5'-xnu In-nm Hm 'rn.i1\v:1v evemng Iuesuay rum. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. in Toronto on W'ednesd`ay. Mayor Lit-Lle -was in Toronto on :1 business trip on Tmmwsdary. :M1'. and Mrs. J. Clemens spent a few days in Toronto this week. Mrs. Fny and Mrs. Hzummond of Orilrlia are visiting Mvrs. 1. Boone. .u.- want` T\Tv-I: A la`. Pnerson were Urmm are Vlslung mun. ;. uuuuc. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Pat,ter.son in '1`.onon-to for a few days this week. .M.. nn Kira '1` (1, Rnvce and ._-- -- -.. }4__' _ .. -.1 Bro. W . H. .\l~a1'tin. Past C.L}.: \V.C.C., Bro. Melville .la.1n%es0n; E.C.C., Bro. Wm. B;u1tin.;; C111LD.,1 Roy Allan; Trens., Leonzuwl .\l:u`Li11;1 H A\ Thomas Muyes; 1.1-1., I-Iarry} - .. Alt 1. Luann 1 1n 11UI\Ull'LU LUI u. 1 1M1`. and Mrs. Len1IAtne werei urday. ~N[rs: A nd PPWS ( Mrs; Andrews of ( ited her sister, Mrs. week end. Jun and Nlrz I end. Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomrpson of Nzxnztyr are visiting their son, Hamwy Thompson. vnum dnigh 1nn.rls from here at- '1`11`ompson. 'Dw'.o sleigh loads from tended the I110iC`C11SSiIl dance at Stroud on Wednesday. Mam `l\Ta1'lin rtnndv hm: rc>_t.nrned tro weunesuay. Miss Nellie Coady has returned 1 T01-on.to. atter spending a. morn-twh : hex` home here. nun. and `Mr: Nod T-Tzn-riy: I16!` name Here. nI\`Ix-. and Mrs. Ned Harris of Huntsville asre visiting their da.wgh- ter, Mrs. Wright. .`Mr and Mr: T?` R T-Tndrrkinc nuf Mint. Brown of Detroit is visiting v\:r\v| 11.3 1'n Onrnrn 'LVl1'. `cuuu $111!). 1`. LL. l1Uu5l\l1lb UVL Midland are visiting the 1at.ter s sis- ter, Mrs. L. E. M-oMi11in. fTlTn~n `Dmnlr nl-Ir` nnn `X7;-ukk uynv-n L61`, LVu'.5. .14. L. 1V1`U`.V1lH.U.l. W111. Peck and Geo. Webb were in I`oron1to this week attending the funeral of the late Mrs. R'oge111a.n. .M.-c Do-.w~'h has vvnhlvno `1n.I11n mi`... `LUUUIGX UL Ulll IKLLU AV1Lb. 1\.USUlllall. IMrs. Peach has returned home af- ter spending the holiday season with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rhine~ `hnrf ,.____________:_______ 'Wa.nted~-At once, a. good girl or -vmrnwan for geneml house work, good home, W.rite Mrs. J. A. McOa:be, 56 DLis1e Ave., 'I`.oronto, or phone Hudsovn]813. llJd.l.'L. The ann.ua.1 meetineg of the cong1`e- g-wtion of Essa. St. Presbyterian church will be held on Wednesday, Jan. 17th. 1\,I q-n 'I.7`r1 T)vIIIv\`>r\v1 and r1nn.n-hfnr uau. J.ll,11. Mrs. Ed. Brunton Marjorie of Hamikto home after spendin with Mus. Hor1`n1es. "|".I-an c nkilrlw Wlhll H1115. 1'l.U 1`l11Ub. The school children were given a holiday on Monday, as the caretaker was sick and no one else was znble to get sufficient heat in vthe building. Thin VVM F. A r-n1~nivn.1 is hpinsz EU gen SLl11l`UH;'1lL llb"d,L lLlvLu\': uuuulus. The Y.M.C.A. carnival is being held on Jan. 15. There wil1 be :1 lucky spot and n`unmIbe1' prizes. Other a-ttmctions are moonlight and reverse `bands. xv 12` Tvnnn-um e fhn hour mhncn-- ALLANDALE W. E. Weegair is the new super- in-tendemt here, succeeding P. J. Lynch. The new superintendent was fomnevly tirainmaster of tihe Ottawa Division and assuimed his new duties this week. Av\.v\nv-nv\11I n nunmknr nf n\'..:nr. UTIS week. Apparently a numnber of ex-ser- vice men belonging to St. Geov1`ge"s have felt a call to the old trench life. This seems evident from the fact that a. number of tthem have been busily engaged digging a, trench undernezxth the Pzurish Haxll. By way of exlplanatlon it should be told that `they are making the necessary ex- cava`t'1-ons for a f\u1'na.ce. mt... Qmnaau Qnhnnl nF Qf (`1onrrvn : cava.t1ons To!` a. 1\u1'11u.ce. The Sunday School of St. George :s held their annual Ohrisuni-as enter- tainment on Fridzty last. F011-owing the stmpper a plwy entitled Christ-, mas a.'t Finnegan's Flats, was put on by the memibens of the Sunday School. The pa.i'ts were taken by Victor Collins, M. Trevelyan, S. God- den, E. Wilton, D. Knight, C. Knight, L. Looker, E. Little and R. Spearn. Tho r-nmoni mil-ing and the ce- spearn. The cement railing and meut posts supporting them on the steps at the entrance to the Essa St. Presbyterian church were destroy- ed on Monday by a runaway tezum. The team belonged 10 Geo. Richz1rd- son of Stroud, who was driv`n.;; them 1.0 Barrie. Near the \Tc`.`n0dist church the team, frigh` ~'...,u by some school children. I-umetl. throwing Richardson 01'1" the sleigll. At the sa.me time the h.1Y in me double-tree ,....\.,\ l\II' .....1 mm hnvcue fraud from came out anal the horses, freed from the s1ei5.;h, continued down the road a.t :1 fast pace. .\t Essa. St. instead of Inaking the tutrn, they ran into the <:hm`;.n steps, knocking down the -r:1.1n:.;' on both sides. No one was hurt and there was no serious in- %`jm~y to the h`or.=ses. `Szune Lune tne ram 111 we uuuulu-Ln.-:c t `t .|l l)Gl~J V.-\.\'(.`l<} Bl}Rl<}.-\\'l}D Judge G. W. Vance was called Iillsbrook last Thu`1'sday owing the sudden death of his mother, 4 fence. The teams were even, one 3.11, at the end of the first period. In the second London added two more and another in the 'third. In an effort to snatch the gzune out of the fire Armstxwong was put on in the second period, but. as he had only the use of one hand, his presence did not help much. Tuck 1-eplzwed Notting- ham in goal. 'l`hn A`Hnnr'I:11r- 1?-."Iln---G-0111. N0`i- tin VV1`l5llL- Mrs. F. R. Hodgkins osf r-n vicifinnr fha 1nHx:n~ n eiu. Brunton and dauglxter I Hanlu.-ton have returned ' spending the week end T-T`ny1xn1 ac Colrlingwwood vis- ;. Cozuly, `over the .V CIZLYS LLl.l`:`r ween. C. Royce Toronto on Sat- O Maurice Rosemfeldft is spending a. few days in town. /1\/I !-1: w A Ross and Angus (Mrs. W. A. moss zmu sum txusua have returned from a. short visit in To1'onto. Byron Burton of I-Ia.miltorn `Ls visit.- `ing his pameuts, Mr. and Mrs. R. Buuton, 0 St. an. nn Mr: H, A. Henry renum- Buuton, uwen 51. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Henry ed Wednesday after spending the past two weeks in New Youuk City. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Boys and Miss Boys. lefvt Tuesday for St. vPebersbu1`g, F1a., w.here Mrs. and Miss Boys will spend the .-witnter. W. E. Weeger, who has been Grand Trunk Ra.1`l.way Trailnnmsatver at Otstznwa fozr tiherpast three years, comes to Aiilandal-e as Acting - Superintendent of the G.T..R. for the Muskoka. district. M.. nut` Mr-: .1 vv_ Brown of IXVI I . Glen nnn nzn ___________:Z.__ A good opening for right man as Agenvt with a. progressive Life In- suranice Co. Salary and com-Inission contract to man with ability and a producer of business. Arrange for appointment with W. N. Lowes, Dis- trict Manager, Emcelsior Life Insur- ance -'Co\m\pany, Orillia. _:___ LlU|.l.Ll\IU '1." daugm-tar, Vivctf Le: riage to t: Jan-ua.ry. Txhe Ba.` bnnvn 'loFf Banrie inteltniedialte hockey team left this (Thursday) moaning for Midland, where they wiL1 play to-nirg-ht. Air-in-strong accompanied the team but may not take part in `the game, as his hand, which was cut in practice, is still botihexfmg uhim. The Bulreazu of Colonization and Immigration expects a. large numiber of rst-ocl-ass men from ;the Old Ooumtry during the latter part of March and succeeding montins, some ` experienced, some .pa;rt.1y and some d vmmuz men. amid ex- inexxperienceu young men, wuu ca- periemced mvarried men and partly experienced manrried with and with- out families. Farmers with vacan- cies will kind-ly write H. A. Mac- donell, Director of Colonization, Pa.1`-lizunient Buildings, Toron-to. or to their Agricu1~Uura1 R'ep.resen'Lative for inlforniation and application fomns. Appli-cations will be dea.1:t with as far as possible in the order ` in which -they are received, prefer- ence being given yearly engage- vnnnfu experienced, some .pa;1-my a.uu auuuu ` inexxperienced young men, mn-:.cm.r-mi `nwrnrnied nartly IJUU U! ments. . . l 7 t \'lC'l.`Olll.-\.\' ORDER OF NURSES A meeting the Provisional Com- mittee and of all interested in the forma.tion of a. local lbmnch of the Victorian Order of Nurses will be held in the Rolice COLhI`t Chwmubers on the `evening of 4NI`0I1:da)', the 15th of January, at 8 o'clock. Members of Town Council, clergyunen, dole- tor-s, principals of schools, school teachers, members of lodges, railway men's representatives, soldiers` or- gan-izaxtions, memlbers of all church organ-izmtions, and all interested are given 21. most plressing invitation to attend. It is very im-pont,a.n that there should be a. `full aittendance of all classes of the cornsmun-ity. .I.ruu Iv um .Ll IIJAU The highest temperature during ' December was 55 on the 1st and the lowest, zero, _on the 18th, the mean te1mpe1'ature for `the month being 2 degvrees above the average. The total` a.moun~t of snow recorded was 16 inches, with two-tenths of an inch of rajm, the snowfall being about halt the ztvemge amount for Decem- ber. Thn +cm~.nm-nhvrn for 1922 a.\-'er- 4 The tenlperaiuvre `for l aged about the same as foxr 1921.` Dec. 25, 1921, 7 below zero. Jzm. `I, 19?? 10 below zero. 1 1923 Low high `Rain Snorw `nu 1 9:: 2.2 - 0.3 Jan. Collier St. Methodist church `.1 rs 117.-.`Il......-"1 1'! ll I21) .l':\hBI`1l! '1 ll l'lI`1i.la 1| 4:1.`---; There passed a.wzLV wt the Ontario Hospital, Orilliu, on Sunday evening, a woman who has been a, promilleni and much liked personage among the patients at t.ha.t ins-Lii.\1lion. For over 30 years and until her nal illness, ._=-._ ,. AF .. n.-mm`:-.1ml nzn.111'e. and umu uer uuu. .....m.,, which was of a pr()Ux`acte(l na1.111'e, she took an active interest in all the affaivrs of the place. During the war she contributed over 300 pairs of socks 1,0 the soldiers at the `front, lmitling them all wihh her own hands. For this she received a special medal l'1*0~1n the Red Cross Society and was 1`en1em'>be1'ed in other ways by workers in the war. There was much sonrorw at the hospital over her deavll and many were the ma,niwfestatiom~.s Owf sylnnpathy mm ...,....m..c n.F 1-hp muff and mvtien-t~s.- uLu,um :7: Lbl.l u-u` 111 emb ers of 1' News-Let Ler. oka. district. '. and Mrs. J. W`. Brown Ore-hard Famm, Dalst-on, an- ce the engagement of their h-tear, Rettta. May, to 'Cha.r.1es ur Lennovx Church. The mar- ; take place the later part of _ n v-v You are C_ord.ia~11y invited to be present at the ` Oddf&13:ym::Temple` urn 7---w__.._ - V in connection with the dedication of .' 0111` The Grand IVHLF/l(`l`, Bro. T. A. arsisted by his ofcers. will 4 the dedlczxtion ceremonvies o c1ock psm. \I\ol\Q|\q,v:-...q.r vv V .. ---_r_- `Collier St. to be held on Tuesday, `January 15, 1923. `Bahia Lodge No. 63 Cl'\I'\I-I lJU.LI.u.7J. nu. a.u.vv...v..-..... -__-__ Bev. Harold E. \Ve11wood, B.A.,B.D.. Pastor. Sunday, Jan. 14, 1923 1 10.00 a.'m.---Fellownshiip Meeting. 1 11.00 a..rm.---Pulb1ic Worship. Subject: An Open Door." A1.-so ve minute messazge to girls and boys. ' - 3.00 p.m.-BiJble School. 7.00 p.m.-PuIb11c Worshi`p. Sunbjectz Sir, We Would See Tam"-I: " LOCALS l .~\SSEI) l`() HER ]H4}\\';\RD I -....... mt aka flnfnl ( `*'1b1'ow zero) W_ . (Sgd.) A. Cl-Iutchinson, Agricult.u1':L1 P.ep1-escnta.ti\`c., FARM THE \VEA .[`HER -->-----<-L-1wIl\ Ceremonies zmtioms 0\[ SyII1l`.p'd.Luv_y mum ; the staff and pzutien`ts.- {inn 1I0.0.F. The Northern Advance VV t`:L`\;uuAU Last Sunday in Janu.a;1=y the Rev. I. G. Boswles, President of Toronto Conxference, w'1Ll (d.v.) preach Mis- sionary Anniversary Sevm ons. ____________