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r8653 Yearni Mn lamps non of Milan in 76th You resident or tu the Crawford daughter of thelate Hugh Crawford and Henrietta anion was binmat Lindsay 75 yous ago and her marriage to the late Jonph Andrew Hall was sol emnlaied on October 15 1906 at Egbert Their home was on Lot ll Concession of Essa Members of the family left to mourn the loss ol faithful that are two daughters Mrs Charles Degeer Etta oi Eden vale land Mrs Norman Scott liarjorie in Egbert and our abns George Holt Glvnointbjl Clarence of Coqkstownand oy Zund Vincent both atEgbert lheiunerai service on Thurs dIY Marchs was conducted jhy Rev Barnard at the Thomas hinotal Home Entombment for the present was in the Allistoo Union Cemetery vault and acting pallbearers were Clifford Moon ey Frank Thompson vGordon lakel Cecil whiteside Alan Newton and Ken Broiley Among the floral tokens oi sym pathy andrcspect from relatives and friends were those from Eg bertCommunity and Egbert Unit WA es and lriends were pres entirom Egbert and the area and also from Toronto Thornton Bar rie Stayner Cookstown Elmvaie aod Orillia Formerlyof Sp John Gerard Doherty Dies At Home of Sister Here Convaleseing from on since early in February Gcrard Doherty dledon Sunday March 11 it the residence of his sister shits Edward Garrity 101 it easier Street in his 58th year Thciuneral was held on Thurs day niomingMaich is with high mass of requiem celebrated by liionsignor James Clair of St Marys Church and with inter mentinStMarys Cemetery The greater part of his life was spent innsalnt JohnyNew Brunsr wick and the Evening Times Globe ofrthat city recent issue gave the following items in connection with his life there Ahost of friends have learned with regretof the death of Ger drd James Doherty at tho resi denceoi his sister in Barrie well it own former Saint John resident he was born in the city so ol he late Hughand Cather inc Hayes boherty and had been for the last eight years em ployed with thefCanadian indus tries Ltd in Montreal where he residedatlMi Baile Street Educatedat St Peters School he was well known ball player forstleters for many years Throug out his residence in Saint John he was member of Holy his sister Mrs two brothers Doherty Amberst NS and Lieu Julian Doherty Saint John member of the my fire department and there are also nephews Thompson Bu ed At Owen Sound No yeOf PeelCounty Owen Sound SunTi atherine Thompson res f0wen Sound for many ied at the St Thomas and ouvalescent Hospital on arch 11 1858 She had the hospital since June in her Dlst year nung oman slie movedtoDwen Sound with her parents She was arried here to John Wwthomp son and they resided at 535 9th St rhir Thompson and hisliro ther Alex operated tailor bus Iiness and mens wear store for many years on the main business street Mr Thompson died ears ago and Mrs Thompson con to live attheiamil re Goldwater Isister Sarah VISNUNT DUNCANNON succeeds to the title of Earl Bamborougb following the death oi vhis lather former governor gcnerali at Canada cr rauto idence until her health made it necessary to enterxhorpital was taken to St Thomas Hospi tolbe near her nieces Mrs Carter and Mrs Jones and tier nephew SloanMcCohnelL oi Ayimer Both Mr and Mrs Thompson re active formany years in the rst Baptist Church whero Mr Thompson was deacon for many years and Mrs Thompson served as deaconess hirs Thompson was the last surviving member at afamily at nine girls and two boys Her closest relatilIea are nieces and nephews There were no chil drop The funeral washeld nt0wcn Sou on Tuesday Marohrlil Her form pastor Rev Harry Moore of Richmond Hill was present to assist in the service Anemfifiess Hilliard Jameskoymond Dies at Bayview HiII Following long illness Hil ilard James Raymond oi Bayview Hill lot Medontc Township passedawny at his isle residence onMarch ll Since ing up resi dcnccin Coidwater area he had won large circle of friends and was highly regarded Thc funeral was held March lo from Robinsons Funeral Home withhev Ross Cum ming of the United Church in charge of the service Pallbearers weie Elmer Litmree Cecil Lum ree Ralph Motlit Nelson Taylor James Oakley and Clarence Walk or Temporary entombment was MarchmounLMl Mr Raymo western we thwclnjor over £5 yearsLaerv ing as section foreman in recent years He was horn in June 1904 in North Orillia Township and was educated at Foxmead On Oct 20 1934he married Kathleen Lawson atOriilia MrRaymond had re sided at Foxmead and Baiaand for the past 12 years lived near Coidwater He was Conservative in politics Surviving are his wife his mo ther Mrs James Raymond Uhth off son Lloyd one daughter MrsAulden Silk Muriel of Goldwater three brothers Herb ol Uhthofi Herman of Foxmead and Charles Raymond of Orillia and two sistersFeln of Uhthofi and Gladys ol Orillia He was predeceased by his iather two brothers Fred and Garnet and TaokvPori in TwoWars Hurry Benjamin Sniith Died at Good Age of 85 Thedeath oi HarryBenjamin Smith on Monday March 12af the Royal Victoria Hospital here marked the passin oi one who had served his co ntry well in the days when in the prime of life and notwithstanding that ser vice had lived to anage beyond the average Prior tohis death he had been lnthe hospital for just two weeks Born in 1870 or the farm ol ddsgrandparents Kent Eng land he was thesonei the late Benjamin Smith and Harriet Hay ward Smith and waseducatedjn Maidstone Kent England and won scholarship in the Maid tone Grammar School He trsu veiled extensively in his early life having come across toCanada and First you look built to standiupto th at Coldwatcr cemetery vault in terment will take place later at had always retained hash inter est in sports at all kinds throng out lilo The funeral was onchnudar March 11 imm the Lloyd and Stecklcy Funeral Home where the service was conducted by Rev Allan Read rector oi Trinity Anglican Church Members lhc Barrie Branch ol the Canad ian Legion were acting pall beareis Reg Smith Ken Clute James Diamond George Bowles James Ross and Maurice Coutts interment was in Barrie Union Cemetery Surviving at his family his wile Elizabeth Twine mith and son Herbert bot ot Guna Street and there are also three granddaughters The aged veteran was remem bered with lovely flowersinciud ing those from Loeal Union 1191 Barrie Public Utilities and Centre Vespra Womens Institute Formerly Anten Mills John Huroid PrattDies At RV Hospital ln fnliing henlth ior several months andfor five weeks patient in the Royal Victoria Hos pital Barrie John Haroidvlratt formerly olAnten Mills passed nwaywn Saturday March lo Welladvanced in years he was born on July 30 1877 at Anton Mills son of the late licnry Pratt and the former Miss Annie Mc Killop and the greater part at his life was spentin Vespra Town ship where he farmed thanln the samovillagc and later in Centre Vespra and for the last lcw Years with his sister Miss Lillian Pratt in Barrie The only other surviving relu tive is one daughter Mrs Harold Thurston Jeanne ol Toronto lie was married in Sepl0mh£r 1915 to Miss Annie Partridgejof Barrie who died four yearsagu and he was also predeceasedby his par ents three sisters and four bro thers The well attended funeral on Tuesday March 13wasfroni the Lloyd and Steckley Funeral Home WorsleyStreet where the service was taken by RevAllan iican Church Barrie Friends and neighbors of both present together wlth relatiVES Some from distance were Mrs VintolWeiland iiir and Mrs Allan Pratt and Miss Norma Mun ro from Toronto Mrs liluliis and Dorothy Jane Coutts and Mr and Mrs West of Brad ford Clarence Munro Thornton Mr and Mrs Darby and Mrs Reynolds Waverley Mr and Mrs McConnell and Chiries Grigg of Elisvaie and Mr and Mrs Roy Fartri ge from wn Hill Read rector of Trinity Ang recent and former years were For burial int Barrie Union divisional rally to be held in Ilarebl71leomdainlyoelv ed by the ladle 1n mm decantedwith thetrdiiional sym bols of Irelands patro saint Mn Welamanprisldcd the home baking table while Judy Dingman and winds Murphy heirs ed out at the whiteeléphant stall mm tion to the group The Womens institute have an hoped lht the Indie WI other quilt set up the home of be able to have Mrs do Logo of Mn pachrdndwuy he bully Barrie show slides on hertrip to occupied In completing it quickly WWI IISI year The 4th is April is it that is agreeable to At Sportsmans Show Mandi Loin More about thls Among those lrpmShIniy Buy matter will appear Inter Muninns I0 Sportsmans Show The next meeting is to be held were Mrsand MiszMoreand at the home of Mrs Taylor BillBetty TaylorrvPaul Martin with ouch member required to Mr and Mrs Martinand Mr bring an article or the annual and Mrs Ross Simpson baiaar in July Feelinx Better Ta Dlicuaslon The many friends ole The sum Bay Home and Taylor are pleased to hear that School Association have taped she is feeling much bett anel discussion for CKEB on sub In awml acts pertinent to the and Mrs Ross hasheen patient in Royal Victoria Hospital best wishes for aspeedy recovery are conveyed by the community ReterbornughTrip Mr and Mrs It Handy are on joyinga trip to Petcrborough Visiting Son Mraiid Mrs Hubbert of Oriliiaare visiting with their son Parochial Guild The ParochialGuild metal the rector on Monday hfarch Among tbc topics discuxstd was the purchasesot new dishes and cw choir gowns Mrs Brooks explained the choir gown situa at830 pm The regular meeting at the as sedation also takes place that evv Cemetery the pallbearers werez Charles liicklinn Donald Cam eron John Waliwln Lloyd Thompson Wliburan Fred Dob son Mr Pratt was remembered with lovely flowers from relativos and lriendsand from The Neighbors oi Centre Vespra Neighbors of Grove and Owen streets crystal Chapter No Toronto from the East End Past Mist ess Club of the LOBA Toronto adenoid LAMPS Buyuthem singly orln palm 293s 795 anon distill So Doiidoul FURNISHINGS aUhAYiJELQ sr aowenniaimau Iiiriululion1 by increasing to your comfort EdgehiilDiive orwnteaoxaas for tire that lastd ivm on that give ytlu rethat is backed by com dsold hydoeal lirm withall quality REiii us Private as year by RENTACAR RESER coiilrol Rheumatism AV Iirliuilis and Joanna Heat and massage lit now blendedin the amazingnew Niagara ThermoCyciopad Rose ch indicates thatthe ThermoCyciopad lotion relaxingmusele spasm and decreasing pain allows the increased use of muscles and joints Thefre quent uSe of heat and CycleMassageeancontribute bstnntially health and improved niuscie and joint lunet sssajnispaaaoij nu pun communal AT Ilmiiisisiaissafli AND sumanus earns FLY VIA Trousannd iiill Illiilli$ SAVE soon to SHOBTIiJNmG Help increase in casinos lum as choc Uliljlt ii silica is iliérlasiuci VA program to be broadcast March 21 tirapelruil Juice iiiEEswEEi 73 in VIIISTAIII 569 10 alarm caocxnn He GAIlEMIXfiS3 pkgss1 uoz Kr witon was ill nuy buthu returned to his duties Sluu Several ot the arden anao Ice fishing have begun to move their butaJrom the lake which must be sure sign of spring From lrnm Flarida Mrs Magill andRuth have re turned from their trip to to find our weather very chilly Cnmtunflonp Congratulations to Alvin Nor rena member ml Barrie Fiycrs hockcyciub who scored the only two goals or Barrleiir the game in March 18 The Norrenaifamily have always been very interested in hockey and they as well as the rest ol the community are quite proud ofthe success Alvin ha al tAalinled Keep up the good work Joined Junior Band Rosemary Rallies haaioined the junior band at BBC and played at the Open HOuse on March 16 Last year the Canadian Red Cross Blood Transfusion Service provided tree clinical RH tests for 113110 Canadian women yum as laminar rioarna JUICY at lb un 599 as tin Florida mine mm havsaswmaas larch i4 witaunio attendance tactics in the name danng lunch was served Willem and assist anta andthe meeting closed with God says the Queen Mrs Morgusou of Goodwoodiir visiting at Sinchans gt Min and Bates Illang Dong Epcot Saturday in Tomato to report Billy much In provad in hospital Euchre Party Anon lorpet the euchre party in the school on Saturday night Everyone welcome Receive Enrolment Pins Seven Girl Guides received their enrolment pins on Thurs dayevenlng March 15 Comm Carter of Barrie presented the pins Games werepiayed and campfire songs were sung initiation surplus nowairan rarzsriiiauausa LAWN Gnass LAWN legumes ranriuzsn Gannon snubs annuals mots4 rowan LAWN mowens 4rivavanisriesor LILY nuans amnion BULBS com aaoxmm uULosf tiiijoui Co LTD WRh6ne 55000 roasts abnormal sr so can in fririiiiiiws Bars PINEAPPLE Jule Williams 151 BRADFOPP ifibifiiwg manor 2i niétnuil also sass vamm ALLENS irate Jules 1me ateaasn JUICE annisswrsm toniaes lilies DAIRY manual nah VELVEETA CHEESE aims raozm wnoar uremia CORN uaairs ANCY rnozrm SlRAWBERRIESi LAST CHANCE roii rass STOVE ius SATURDAY