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Colliex S ?@E}A Crispy Wafers Efzge Special !-WESTON S Lama `::AP`4I A -- gnmn-.2; Special! - LlBBY'S pom: AND nyms ltlgaygo Shop Here Always The N ormern Advance Lower Prices have been quoted on the ner Boeee by the growen, and in keeping with the EATON policy of giving the customer the advantage of price reductions, we announce new, lowerprieeeonoueoifees. No. 2 Tins For 199 New 1.33 Price: on may '\.auu:.vu. I Wednesday, Jan. 8.-Salvation I Army. n1L.._._.l..._ 7.... n f`..__L....1 1v.__'L,_I hours With U_avy Jones there is no more vlolence worrymg the , isles of-the West Indies. But the f __ It is no wonder the buccaneers loved to rove t-he Spanish Main. Something more than. pieces of eight must have intrigued them; surely they were men_of taste in spite of their bad habits! Today pirates and privateers spend their 8191126 or tnexr pad namcs! '1'o n-ates pnvateers spend ours with Davy Jones gnd there is no more vmlence worrvincr the Eatonfs Qfnality gheats Comfort 5 23:` 22c creamerfgutter The Cream of the Creamery PI:-' 41` Z nd mgannnna--. II..44-_. Pen: Dc NEWYEARUSPEIAL All citizens and visitors cordially invited. n_I,I ,n, n_1,,,1 n _, _,, Freasure Trove ori 595$.AGE Special !-SOAP ---IaAQ\- Pure Pork true treasure is still there, for the world to enjoy. The Canadian National Steamships are making preparations to lay the beauties of the West Indies open to treasure- hunters this winter, and many travellers have already made ar- rangements to go to Bermuda or `Jamaica. or all the way down to wu70cI:. The host nvond Coee you wol want. In the sealed tight tins. Now oiling. lb. .......................... ..u, the Spanish Main Special Orange Marmalade The annual meeting of the Share- holders _of the Stroud Telephone Co. will be held in the Community Hall, Stroud, on Wednesday, January 15, 1930, at 2 p.m., for the election of officers and such other business as may come up. W. Lennox Black. Sec y. T " * s.1:..z nonm noon ogrs rIAI\ us 4.-..-. tuannwuw In SKA-I Sweet Premium , .. - __ 40 oz. Jar "E; P}; V THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 1930. Demerara. The photographs ssho one of the beautiful Cantuiiznm National steamers, the Lz1u;.' Somers, at Jamaica, and two typical scenes which are enouzzh to make anyo:1e's mouth \v'at=~~, f"`e coc-oanut carrier, and t`=e ' is going aboard the Lady I-Loan ' at Kingston. 24 65 d an . O`E. eIf elected I will endeavor to hus- band the resources of our township and administer its affairs in the best interests of all.--Yours very truly, CARROLL WHITESIDE. 60 gatonia UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA} > (Elizabeth Street) REV. A. E. BAKER, MINISTER I .---"SGnday, Jan. 5th, 1930 1930-19th Centenary of Pentecost 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.--Services of Public Worship. 6.45 p.m.--Question Period. Plan to spend Sunday at Central Special Notice i Week of Prayer Observance Tuesday, Jan. 7.-Co1Iier St. Bap- tist `Church o 117 L, ,1," -r,,_ n n I Titursday, Jan. 9--Central United Church. For SaIe--Team of general purpose horses, good condition, cheap. Jo`hn Barron, 59 Worsley Svt., Barrie. I For Sa1e-Eig'ht-romed house, cen- trally located, all modern conven- iences, furnace and hot water heat- ing, well decorated, vegetable cellars with cement oor, garden, small pay- ment of $400 and balance to suit purchaser. Apply Box 432, Barrie. BIRTHS McCUA11 sG;---At the R.V. Hospital, on Dec. 23. 1929. to Mr and Mr: uxugc. I Our Sunday School hour changes rto-day to 3 p.m. Song Servce, 2.45. iRnrm~n Class, nnnlnw Nlr A (1 Ward Six LEW Mrs.'Hovney and family, of To- ronto, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Dobson. l nuuuays H-L UOIHVIIEWOUU. Friends Will regret to learn of the death of Mrs. F. Tuck, of Water down, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Fleetham, Tiin. St., which occurred i-n the Hamilton hospital Tuesday ` night. Interment will (take place at , Burlington. Mr. Harold Park. nf T-Tamilfnn. has ` numngzwn. . Mr. Harold Park, of Hamilton, has been -home for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Blair were in Toronto New Year s Day to at- tend the wedding of Mr. Blair's brother. Tllfua unmniv and Paw-nil n4` VIM. U21) Sp(.`Il.'l3 \'VlLZl I115 IJELFEIILS. Mr. Hugh Garside, who spent a month with his family, has returned to Pontiac, Mich. FMV-. W. Hanna. nf Pnrt Carling`. C0 I'OX1[l H.C, 1V1l(.'Il. Mr. W. Hanna, of Port Carling, is taking over the hardware business of J. S. B1',un-ton. He will reside on Cumberland St. Mn T{nv1 tx'I Plnnn vac 1-1nv-v-in L191 /I'0lJE 10] E118 nouuay 583.5011. Mrs. Holman and children of Nash- ville, 0nt., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Poucher. Mr `H Rn" 1-nun Mann anon:-"nu +110 U. W. FOUCHBT. Mr. W. Bell has been spending the holidays at Collingwood. Friends: urill 1-pa-ref. tn learn nf Charles Stunden, of St. Thomas, is visiting his parents at their home on Cenntre street. Mwb Dun-In nvul r1nnnp'|n4-nu pa;-n:I\ IOFL K101001316. Mr .Geo. Tolniakins has returned to Toronto, after a two months holi- day spent with his parents. Nfr. Hmrh C:1r. who mwnt :1 Au v A van. Sabbath School, 3 p.m. Mid-Week Service every Wednes- day at 8 p.m. uumoerlang ac. Mr. Lionkel Blogg was home from Detroit for the holiday season. NEW: Wnlmnn anti nhrlrnn nf "Mad-1.. UBIIILIB SETCCE. Mrs. Pugh and daughter Bessie are visiting Mrs. Pug11 s mother in Port. Colborne. My (`inn 'l`n.wn'.1.-I-no Luna It-n.(>II\-run!` Rev. J. Johnstone Black, Minister Horace Wilvwn, A.R.C.0. I".~=.-re E1gnt '1c\.zuAwu7---A1: me n.v. nospusal, on Dec. 23, 1929, to Mr. and Mrs. D. F. McCua.ig, a daughter. cEN[gALcHuRcH Cong'regationa1ists,A Methodists, Presbytcrians, worship a` STROUD TELEPHONE CO. Sunday, January 5, 1930 EVERYBODY WELCOME Ladies and Gentlemen: - I am in the eld as a candidate for the municipal council of our township for 1930 and solicit yqul support and votes. Polling, Monday, Jan. 6th. .14: n1,...+,,,: 7 ...:n .....x......... L- 1.... . . '-: ,--I -r'OV'V(I`.rI /Jrganisf and Choi rmaster Evening Service, 7 p.m. -5- nn11,,; , 1r,,,,, `II ELECTORS OF ESSA W. Lennnx Black, Secretary. Services at 8 p.m. -'1 -. 2 I J nehanrcny NCK5 ` WEDNESDAY NIGHT Parker ..................... ..Mr. C. A. McBride Lady Windermere, Mrs. C. A. McBride Lord Darlington .... ..Harold Wardman Duchess of Berwick, , Mre unrann Wilennx DI'l[-lS11 ISJCS. Miss Mildred Walls favored with a solo and Miss Francis Hurlburt with a reading. Special prizes do- nated went to Catherine Brown. ` Francis Hurlburt and Margaret Brit- tain. The monthly report of the Barrie Police Department shows for Decem- ber the following prosecutions and offences : nn 0. 1 NOTICE All accounts due the Stroud Tele- phone Co. are requested to be paid gn or before January 1st, 1930, in "orderto appear in the auditors re- port. w 3...... m,..1. <.........-.... LADY WIN DRMERE S FAN Last Friday was Rosebud day at Kiwanis, when most of the Ki- wanians had their own rosebud, or someone else s as guests. Miss Bull- man, exchange teacher from Eng- land, was the speaker and she gave an interesting descriptive talk on placesto visit when holidaying in the British Isles. ?m:sc M:1,1..n,1 ur..n_ :..._-..-a vu -..uvn..u . Theft by entry 1, petty theft 4, forgery (warrants issued) 2, va- grancy (30 days in jail) 1, child desention (3 months) 1, B.L.C.A. (conv-icted) 8, Ontario statutes (con- victed) 1, insane (convicted and es- corted to Mimico) 1. Total amount hf T1A and nnol-n The Barrie Theatre Guild f OSCAR. W1LDE S ` Famous Comedy Drama I11 Barrie Collegiate Auditorium Wednesday & Thursday %January 15 and '16] uuuuuas UJ. DUIWJCK, | ..... Mrs. Horace Wilson `Lady Agatha Carlisle, . Mit M nrncxxrinbn nits. nnyxulu ...LVllSS Jenn nearing Rosalie ....................... ..Miss Phyllis Smith Tickets at 75 each for sale by all active members and at following stores: Singer Sewing Machine, Hurlburt s Shoe Store, Robertson's Drug Store, Wallwin s Drug Store, Allandale. I uctuy Agatula. uurusle, ........................ ..Miss M. Creswicko Lord Win(lermcre.....JGprdon Loixgman Mr. Dumby .......... .Mr. Arthur Morrow Lady Plymton ............. ,..Mrs. J. R. Diet Lady Stutche1d......Mrs. B. L. Stavert Lnrlv (`nwnn 1-_(`.nunmr ;u\, AVAQGAI -vuu acuu uvuu, uuu nun. | Anthem---Ring Out Wild Be11s,l Fletcher; solo, selected, Miss Par- tridge. r\.... b.....I.... o..1...,.1 1.....- rl1`\ .... .- puuy bU\\'pL'l"L;U\rVpUl`, ...................... .. Miss Rhoda Young Sir James Royston .... ..Mr. H. J. Heat-h Lady Jedburgh . .....Mrs. A. Bryson Mr. Hopper . Ir. N. E. Synnotf. Lord .-\ug`u.stus ring (Tuppy) ................... ..Mr. Truman Williams Mr. Cecil Graham .... ..Mr. F. Speurn Mrs. Ithlynnc ....... ..Miss Mary Bullman` Rosalie ......................... ..Miss Phyllis Smith THURSDAY NIGHT TI....1.-.. 11.. I1 A I: r\ ~*I .. ..;vnss u. uryson Lord Win rrmere ....... ..Mr. C. Graham Mr. Dumby ...... ..Mr. Arthur Morrow Lady Plym-ton .... ..Mrs. B. L. Palmer Lady Stutch.eld..-..M1's. B. L. Stavert Lady Cowper-Cowper, ........................ ..Miss Rhoda Young Sir James Royston .... ..Mr. H. J. Heath Lady Jedburgh ......... ..Mrs.,A. Bryson `Mr. Hopper .......... ..Mr. N. E. Symnotz Lord Augustus Loring (Tuppy) .................. ..Mr. Trumzm Williams ` Mr. Cecil Graham .... ..Dr. R. W. -Hughes Mrs. Erlynne .. .Miss Jean Keanns Lady Windermere s Fan will be the rst production to be staged in the new B.C.I. Auditorium. Great care is being taken by the scenic and costume groups -to give this re- markable play the correct setting. ROSEBUDS ARE GUESTS AT KIWANIS LUNCHEON curwu L0 Mlmlco) 1. Total amount of nes and costs. $310.75. mzuy DLLICCHTICILI. .. Lady Cowper-Cowper, _ Mixa 1. AI u uL.uJ:x 1. 1.` Parker ................. ..Mr. C. Lady Win(lc1'mcre Lord Dz1r1ing*ton ...... Duchess of Berwick ..4M Duly Agatha C211-Lisle, A memorial in the form of a notice board of quarter-cut oak, at the top of which is a tablet bearing the inscription, `In memory of Ed- win` Longman, his work lives after him, was unveiled in St. Andrew's Church on Sunday, Dec. 20th. The memorial was presented by the C.G.I.iT. of the church. Women s Canadian Club. Friday, Jan. 3rd, 3 p.m. Library Hall. Speaker, Lady Clare Annesley. Sub- ject, The Peace Movement. I-n Stroud Community Hall, Tues- day, Jan. 7th. Auspices Stroud W.I. Play, How the Story Grew, by Barrie W.I. Admission 35c and 25c. 11 a.m.-The Minister. Topic, The Man who said Come and See." A,,n,,,,, ur.-,,_, n,,. 1n-nu vs 1: nl District Governor Dr. W. A. Lewis will install the officers of Barrie Kiwanis Club at Friday's meeting. He will also install the Orillia Ki- wanis ofcers on Monday. An inzteresting feature of the forthcoming production of Lady Windermere s Fan is the double cast which will give both an English and Canadian version of ths famous play: rracucm nursmg uone. Apply Mrs. C. Neely, 86 Mary St. Phone 1056. Skid ch-..1i11s at half price. Weed and Dreadnought chains, regular 558.00, special sale for $3.50 and $4.00, while they last, at Tuck's. POLICE HAD QUIET MONTH Cast for Both Days in Order of Appearance Practical nursing Trs. C. Nr-mlv. R6 M: LOCALS will stage -1518, .....Miss D. Bryson Mr C Crnhnan Kw-uay L0 0 IJJTI. DOYlg DGYVCC, Z.`}U. iBaraca Class. Speaker, Mr. A. G. MacLe11an. ; nzumx 1. A. Mc.B1-idge ....Miss L. Keams -..Mr. H. Mclnnis ...Mrs. Pearl Parr In done. arv St. Apply Rhone Canada's Royal Agricultural Fair, largest of its kind on the American continent, opened for its eight annual session on November 20 at Toronto with over 17,500 entries. 9. total that breaks all pre~ vious records! Two thousand two hundred exhibitors entered, includ- ing 900 tn-om the United States. __;___:__ Carrying 295 passengers and a total of almost two million Jap- anese omnges, first cargo of the fruit to reach Canada this year, Czmudian Pacific liner Empress of Asia docked at Vancnuvnr rnr\n.vsflx~ r The 1929 total yield of potatoes In Canada is estimated at 74.446,- 000 bushels from 545,239 acres, valued at $67,451,000 compared with 83,658,000 bushels in 1928 from 599.- 064 no .-res.va1ued at $40,874,000. Quebec province produced the most with 32,320,000 bushels. Lxuiizluizin racmc liner Vancouver recently after :1 record trip from the Orient. The vessel had aboard a number of Canadian delegates to the Pacific Relations Conference held at Kyoto, Japan. Direct contradiction of the opin- ion of Col. i~`retlerink Palmer, Am- erican wur correspondent, that it would be well for Christian churches to withdraw their mis- sionaries from the Orient, has been voiced by Bishop W. H. Ainsworth, Macoum, Ga., who was a. passen- ger recently on the S.S. Empress of Asia. Christian missions to China and Japan were never doing better than at present," said the bishop who is in charge of Eastern Missions for the Methodist Epis- copal Church of the Southern United States. I Total amount of life insurance carried by the people of Canada is at present about $6.500.000.000 or approximately $650 for every man, woman and child in the Dominion. The United States with $750 per head of population is the only country in the world that exceeds Canada in the amount of life in- surance carried. 6 The province of Nova Scotia is on the threshold of a period of un- precedented development judging from the record business being handled during the current year by the Dominion Atlantic Railway, and the scope of the preparations now under way for the development of tourist traffic," says George E.,Gra- ham. vice-president and general manager of the railway, in a recent interview. _.......o ...v......, . . . . . .. 4Topic--What a Young Man saw when his Eyes were opened. For Cleaning Bowls 1 i { MIXED NUTS *::.'- 11 --was-Jana ll W, IIIVVZ `j T `HI Eatonvs Plantation Old Price N`" "=`` IXIILO nfgga I Eaton`: uoclga J_ava nueaaef And Now afonia COFFEE `J?- EATON S COFFEES - - - -.7" will be in vour hands-Jammed from cover to cover with seldom-equalled valuers-Watch For it! In a few days your copy of our Mid-Winter Sale Catalogue oaoza or-nee PF "E rr.sA'roN ce... 685 ' ' I Anthem-Watchman, What of -the Night, Sarjeant; Solo, A Little While, Miss Marjorie Laidman; Solo, Stranger of Ga1i1ec,-Mo1'ris, Mss V. Strange.