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Qgzofsnvrlon -uvvvuuvvso, U VIII], 1155': oUU, for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.50 A dandy Horsehide Mitt for . . . . . . . . . . ...$`l.25. READ This LIST Sox, only a few left . .1 . . 2 Braces, about 2 doz. pair. .2 Mitts, a job lot . ._ . . . . . .. 5~ Sweaters, 3 only, reg. $8.00, fhr MEN'S TOQGERY" GOODS We can show you the best value it `SUITS-- Do not buy a Suit u '>i:[/; shone, regard- less of how hlgh. the former price- `H`re are only a fen} pf the many money-sjavers. { LEI-`ROY -uu uuuylug u_ 'p8l'I8OU udder. ~ ' His sire's sire is a son of the famous 315.000 bull. Spring Farm Pontiac Cornu- copia, whose dam, K. P. Pontiac Lass, was `Hie first cow to cross the 44-lb. mark. His site's dam is a cow of splendid type, $16.93 ' in Mitts and Gloves that has been offered since 1914 until you have seen the values we re offering. us us? It -.-- ----A- -- b ` i` `Any Mufer in our, Store If we cannot gave you.Money, A F: . 25 do not buy. Wool . .25c . Fine Shirts, Gloves, Odd Pants, Shirt . 50c\ all greatly" reduced. . Cashn .00, We will sell during Sale only _ for our best grade Overall and Cottol Smock, blue, black or stripe, for Only a $1.25. `only . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.60 Only : BROWNBHUS. > -nv\.`ul\al.C Lu-.`dl.'|\Ula cottage, good stable, large orchard. . lot of water. Good location. Owner leaving town . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 $2200. Frame Cottage, stable, half acre garden and fruit . . . . . . . . . .. $500 Eight-roomed Brick House, one acre land, stable $2500 1 I Eight-roomed Brick House, 2% 1 acres land, stable . . . . . . . . . . . $3000 : Seven-roomed Cottage, conven- iences. A snap . . . . . . . . . $1500 . Seven-roomec. Brick House, con- veniences. Central . . . . . . .; "$2500 `1__ . n. -. cu. wuvcmences, central .. . $33 I` ` Nine-roomed Stucco House, water, light, three-piece bath, veranda, hal- cony. Central . . . . . . . . . . . . $2500 Twelve-roomed House, water and lights, bath, oak floors, two fire- places, stable, garage, three-quarters acre garden, all kinds small fruit. Lovely location . . . . . . . . . . . $4500 Nine-roomed Brick House, all mod- ern conveniences, wired for electric. stove, hen house._ Nice location. Must I be sold as owner is leaving town I .,,..... cg: uu uus aavt. Irom now on. Six-roomed Brick House, all mod- ern conveniences, central $33Q0, Nihn_rnnrnnJ 04...--- 71' I If you anticipate buyirig a home lthis Spring it will- pay you to keep I your eye"on this advt. from Six-rnnmml n..:..1. u..---- -u - Pnomakr 1-`(SR sA1Qi:,-" ,_-_-. -uu-vru Ill ll1I 9 BREAKER" I New Dreamland Friday at , _._,...., -....u-nu uuunmullu. OJIUU. I 81000 bull, has as dam Gipsy Queen` Rhoda. who made 30.71 lbs. butter in 7 days, 548.80 lbs. milk in 7 days and the average per cent. of fat~-w-as 4.41. _Her aim is closely related to Lady Waldorf Pietje, a 36-115. heifer. The dam herself `I an excellent individual, straight as a line and carrying a perfect udder. Hl nit-n'a cl... :0 .. ....._ _a .1 - Five-acre -LL_ ., VIOLA DANA ih-`THE MATCH DDEA LIL-nu ited this neighborhood, claiming for its own Evarard, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. George Young. Although he had been ail- ing for five weeks, his death came as B shock to his parents and friends. He was a -bright, energetic boy of thirteen years, beloved by all, and his cheery smile Willi be sadly missed both in the "home and I among. his little friends. The sympathy of the whole neighborhood goes out to Mr. and Mrs Young in their great loss. I I On Jan. 15, the angel of death aga`m vis- .__.__, j-w.-vl nuuovwl 0 JIIILI I I futur_e_ needs This Sale positively _ends on Saturday, Februmy 1-8 ' COME AND SAVE , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4000 'e-acre Market Garden, frame ge, stable, :'water. 1 n2` town .. ` ~ ""` $1.45 TGRENFEL '.l1I\ EI1" Friday and Saturday Any_ Tie in our Store . . . 5. [Don't miss them. ` Buy? your vuuc vs cu n.IlnU. uaugnuera. The greatest number of cows and heifers are of this blood. They are large and aoomy animals, good and `healthy, and the cows are -heavy producers. ' - The nrncnnf 1......: ..:.... :- nu- --- I s/uunuuczc OUR, reg'.. $1.23, I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 59 -Cotton Sox, for . . . . .20c pair a few left. Overalls at 98c T a few left.` Smocks at 98c _. _.. ........~.. anvil! nu uc u$I ' -For Sale in Barrie by Geo. Monkman :` `Few of the Money Savers Underwear for only 89 Flannel for only. . . . 98c Cashmere Sox, re'g.. $1.25, 4?-.. 79 [Few 0 1| ? , 1 vv c 50 n. Ill-Ill-IIIU I Ill! 00-. ECIGI agellli, Iunlmll A. D. LEONARD. lnc.. Mfr:.. 70 5th iavm N.Y. Gig! "You cannot afford to be deaf I REL] VES DEAFNESS and 1 STOPS HEAD NOISES. Simply Rub it Back of the Ears and Insert in Nostrils. Proof of suc- cess will be given by the druggist. MADE IN. nnlunnn mean will De given ny the drugzist. MADE IN CANADA 1.; H. BEDLINGTOH 00.. Sales Agents. Toronto 0. LEONARD Inn Ifn 7n Ru. 1.... u v 9:... DON, .T DO THIS! E ER ""6": L I rntrrsn `I'\`I\ A uwsvuu...-. -.-na. nuuac umu. mynwuae 5088 Echo, as a 4-yr.-old made 27 lbs. butter in 7 days. His sire. Gip. y Pontiac Qornucopia. 32700. _ Qlnnn I u CLOTHING SPECIA]_ISTS Any Boys Suitsin our Store, regard- less of how high the former price- Qg -:4 LE6iIAI_:6' $6.06 lSimco Marb` 20 OWEN ST., A few doors north 0 G. W. J. EASTM Phone 27 R`. G. MANUE Phone 72 Herbert G. Robertsu ...-u. uuycu Icucr, :! .h'Ilx. Cases can be sent you fr Write for Cnnudjxm 1--.-" bottle of D D. D, tn torment mzoflu-1' mm,u1: re-iieron the tirst br;!.l-. \-. question. $1.003 `Ix-ttlu. ' Um. Qaxrxjm E I.ot1gn?;1 gun nut. un;I:1y (OH m....:.. ...L- ._-J- - Mrs. Hayes` letter, :2 Sin . "To have suffered wit the hands. so bad that In -to have tried and 1: mi Ewe!`--to have given up v. for help-to have been on 11 bottle of D. D D. 'rm. Fan...` ...... L. _.n- - v unlit. n AIHPIU "i\<'nn. I think. r` (-_\'- by xnmlif_vin;.r im: that you he (H . Y` _ one day. while our stock is have a large ran and materials tn selection from ? be" lettered End early in the sprin Large stock, I best work Why Not Ch Monument or ...uu.~uu:;:nn vx [H N} in thv .~'unm other w:x_\'. V that in`c;`m-(-r:n iv he_gru\'ol_v (Luau Ir.-eflmll)`. am! 3` . .I ` -' _ vv\l v\ Mr. Jllsticr` Ru sentence upon Elli: Robert vEHi.<.' I semations mzulo I Some of thv ('_()Xl1l ask for leniency M bars expre.~`.~(-.~' four it appearing `that I (`idnt you hzxvo Hm was fortun::_tr=l_v nu your victim wn,~ n` public. but w:t.< tzn lawful act of tlrixix: inmxicatod I h:m- ` sideration. Ih;m-. ed that your on)-1;w lhv cl:-qr \\'urnix\__' :r nmn.~T:mgh:z-1' by :'H' n: in .1... tame before Mr. tence.__having hm slaughter `in (`OHM .Mi1ton Mc(`ulI His Lordship hzul to impose a Lhrt-1: 5 this to two yo:xr.~ ; ELLIS PROMISE ` AUTOMOB A g Clea Q 109 DU v uuzu av 110 F6 I08. Alg W'8lK0l' 51'.-vido'v:<~dam, Pride Hengerveld Lennon: 3145, in sired -by King Segis Henge:-veld :5l523, 3 half-brother to the sire df Segie `Fayne Johanna, 50.68 lbs. butter in 7 days, mid ho-is sired bv Kim: Ra. mum: oh- .un uu_I . Il'| r to Yhtf pt drive 2: On Thursday, Goods ca I have t Suturdzuy. Mr. _,having \fnr 1.. ...-.... Rel 1_ AM `rubl-i_( `n uv uuunuuu, au.oo IDS. Outlet` In 7 days, sired byKing` Segis 36168, the ire of 87 .A.R.0. daughters. ornnhule 1-nnnlruun l\: ..--- -----| 14' A-tram vuvvu aw -ucuvy rproaucers. The present herd sire is Gipsy Echo 47024. whose dam. Idylwilde Rose Echo, I8 8 4-vr,-nlrl maria 9'7 IL. L..u.... :.. -I J . ` List of Articles HORSES--Brownpmare, 6A l\n.nl- mnn n... . L `end; the older `cows are mostly sired `by .3010 Hill Edward (18318). This bll is .5 direct descendant of Ever Green Miarch, ' It one time one` of our greatest cows. ' She produced 110 lbs. of. milk in one day and over 29,000 lbs. in 365 days. The next llerd size was King Walker'Canada (30820), ` 1 good tested dam. Queen of Oxford, -2: ' '20-ib. cow that has ve `high-tested (laugh `tars, including the famous 33-lb.` cow, Queen Butter Baroness. His sire, Walker Pride (Imp.), has his two` nearest iluns averaging 30.07 lbs. butter in 7 days and his sire, Kin-g Walker, is one of the world's greatest bulls. He has 66' high- `lested daughters, including -Titania Lady `Jouda V, n 3-yr.-old that made 32.50 lbs. Imtter in 7 days. Aleo he has 36 othem -um test from 20 to 29 lbs. King W-alker 3 hide`: A. dam ma. Quinn: vn':' I A..-.--- vi { Kins '1 i 1 I 1 z c '1 `V - __-......, uv ncuvl`VUn TERMS-Hay, `grain, row: and all sums of 810 and under, oash; over that amount 1! months` credit on approved joint notes. A "discount of 6 -per cent. o for cash. Sale at 12.30 sharp. ' NOTE---Catalogues of cattie fuimished on tequesut .to Herbert S. Hussby, Alliston, or H. A.-GROSE, Auctioneer, Thornton. - _-.,, .......5u-u uuracal; `E180 SON Pxford was and Yorkshire-hogs. Everything: will `be sold owing l' owner. A v. - .-uni IIUIUC l IUS. Dubber In 7 Gipsy Cornucopia. 32700.` hull. has an dam r!:...... n.-_-~ )s.; brown mare, 4 yrs., H.D., )5 ; the above is a well -mnatched arse. 7 yrs., G,P,; bay mare, '.; bay horse, 3. yrs}, G-.'P.; e, 12 yrs., madster. _ I cnfnrf n---- ---~ '- mare, 6[yrs., H.D., 'El"l\ um man: A ...... -..r..u.-.u,\ sv auuuuuu u_uuu's; C051 11831581`; kitchen range, coal_or "Wood; 2 wood heat- ers; stove pipes; coal oil stove; carpets and linoleums; Rayo lamp; 3 hanging luam-pe; Aladdin lamp; De Laval cream separator, No. 12; Qaisy churn and butter bowl; child's go-cart, _cot a.n'd'high-c_hairf 100 sap buckets, 100 spiles, set irons; kitciien table and many other things too numerous to mention. - - `gon with box, complete; set sloop sleighs, , new; cu-tter; top -buggy; hay rack; stock 2 water`barrels;`l00 feet steel cable, 7/8- axulsgulvu mu; rieury walking-plow, _No.. 21; Wilkinson walking-p ow, No. 7; set drag harrows, 4-section ;-'-- t sculer, Cock- shutt; disc barrow; turnip drill; Bain wa- rack; Tolton pearharvester, with buncher; Ghatham fanning-mill, with bugger, new; wheelbarrow; 2 logging chains; stoneboat; in.;'quantity of wire -fence; crosscut saw; 25 -grain bags; grindstone; Cyclone grass seeder; 3 steel tanks, 12-gal.,4 5-gal. and 2-gal.; 3 sets doubletrees; neckyoke. HARNESS--Gomtplete set breechingvl1ar- ness, new; complete set back band harness, new; set sing`le harness. HAY-Quantity good hay. ' - Also rakes, forks, ihoes and m-any othe . articles too numerous to `mention, ` HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS-Karn organ. piano case; 2 couches; -2I'bedroom suites; 2 toilet sets; springs, mattresses; iron bed; " 5-piece_ parlor suite; sideboard; kitohen cupboard; 10 kitchen chairs; coal heater; l range. coal or "iivnnrlr 2 vurnru-I i....L ucuny new; Mcuormlck sulky rake, 10-t., nearly new; Massey-Harris cultivator, 17, spring-tooth; 2-furrow Cockshutt plow, Kangaroo Kid; Fleury walking-plow, _No. set` drag harrows; 4-section 9'-. o. .....m.... (`.m-1' ..,,,-., ....._, ......_u, u _ym., Iuuy uuue, 0 yrs. CA'I`TLE- ~Red cow, 6 yrs., due May 24; red cow, 7 yrs., due May 25; black cow, 4 yrs., due May 18; red cow, 4 yrs., due June 20; red and white `cow,3 yrs., due June 7; Jersey cow.` 9 yrs.. due Sept. 1; red cow, 4 yrs., due Oct. 15; grey cow, 7 yrs , fresh; red cow, 3. yrs..- due Oct. 1-3'7 grey cow, 8 yrs.; 3 steem,,1+n".', 5 s`'<:e;.9.n 3 yro., '-fat; fut heiter, 3 yrs.; 2 steers, 2 yrs.; 3 heifers, 2 years; 4 heifers, 1 yr.; Durham bull, registered, 4 yrs. old. SI-I~E'EP--28 young ewes, bred. PIGS AND FOWL---Brood `sow, York- shire, reg., due. Mar. 3; brood sow, York- shire, due Mar; 23; brood sow. Berkshire. due Mar. 25; 6 pigs, 3 mos. ; 100 Plymouth Bock hens; good dogyw DMPLEMENTS -- Massey-Harris `binder,- 7-ft. cut, new; Massey-Harris mower, 5-ft. cut, new; Massey-Hiarris seed drill, 13-hoe, ~ nearly new; McCormick sulky rake, ,' burnt..- 1" I nearly new: Mmnv.n.....:. ....u -bluck gelding, 8 yrs. old; the above is a ,(_-- -2-v.iuIIDI`.`v' the following: HORSES--Black gelding, 7 yrs. T old; well-matched team, weighing 1600 lbs each; brown mare. 8 yrs.; bmwn mare, aged; bay n1*ar_ey6'yrs;; rbay mare, 5 yrs. (`.A'I"l`I.F`__-Rm! ..,.... a .... 4..- --W -- twins. - 7 HAY- AND GRA|N-Quantity of good i .m:;un. rvg. H10-5109*." V ` PIGS AND FOWL--Brood sow, York-`* shire, due Mar. 21; broeal sow. Tamwonth, due Mar. 12; 19 store pigs; 75 hens. ' SHEEP---ll Oxford ewes. Oxford ram. lMPLEMENTS--Fvost & Wood binder, 7-ft. cut, nearly new; stiff-tooth cultivator, Climax; spring-tooth cultivator, Climax_: two-furrow plow,` Kangaroo; two-furrow riding-plow, Oliver, nearly new; one-furrow riding-plow; Fleury walking-plow, No. 13; Kassey-Harris seed drill; hay rack; set of drag harrows, 5-section; cuttingbox; 4 -balls` bincler twine; Verity -plow. No. 4. wheel attachment; gas engine. Chapman. 2-h.p.; power horse clipper with sheep- thenring attachment; set scales; 140 feet 7/8 rope, nearly new; 4 sling ropes, nearly mew; wagon with box, complete; set sloop aleighs, heavy; top-bu-ggy, 9 tire; cutter; isike buggy. nearly new; root pulper. HARNESS--Set long-tug with breaching; act plow harness; set single `harness, nearly new; set single harness; 6 heavy collars; cert doubletrees; neckyoke; neckyoke and hay; quantity of good` oats; rakes, hoes, Iorks, shovels and many other articles too - SUHIGIOUS 00 mentinn, ]THuiisi5"}r'j::j :`_if-*,:'1i27J"A"i`Y%16] to `mini: I urinal: or FARM srocx AND lMPLEMNTS Feb./1.--lAn old and highly respected resident of this place passed away on Jan. I 27 in the person of John Craig. Deceased T was the last of five" brothers and was 81 years of age. The funeral took place from -the residence of his son-in-low. Clifford Bell, to the Anglican Churcj. Rev. F. Herman conducted the service at the church and cemetery. Deceased leaves the following family-: Chaffee Craig, 159` Wright -Ave.. Toronto; Mrs. E. Herbert. Saint Cloud. Man.., John Craig in Saskatchewan -and Mrs. Clifford Bell of this place. The pull-bearers I were Wm. Hodgson. A. Jury, Marmaduke ` Gaston, Jamea`Morrison, Wm. White and ! Henry Richardson. I Feb. 4.-'It was quite evident. Wednes-q day evening, that the folk" cannotvresivt _h.i the ~attac'ks of curiosity or the allurernent 3 of the smoo`th'and slipperyice, by the fact that about two `hundred and- fty people , `paid admission to the first masquerade car- chv 'niva'l "held in `the Ice Palace here this 55 season. Of the two `hundred skaters, eight- Ind een were dressed `in special costume for the lift occasion, representing -dierent nationalit 3)., `ies, `book -and miscellaneous characters, cow- boys and clowns. After the skaters had n enjoyed skating/to the few selections ren- I w, dered "by the St:-outl`band. assisted by the ' "5 addition of a couple of Thornton's music- , ians. the ice was cleared and the "judges. _y_;, Herb. Wallace, Ch-as. E. Robinson and 1 he Rohrt, I`ril>'b le, annoumed that they were h_ aboutrto commence their strenuous duties 1 and called for -those in costume wishing to y compete "in the first event: `Best costume. The first prize of $1.50 was awarded to Miss Jessie Robertson, representing Wool- worth"s W-ares,"-" which, `by the way, ap- parently made some of the visiting lady skaters`. from Barrie feel much -at `home. '5 The second prize of `$1.00 went to "Mrs. 5. Sharpe, dressed -as a Hallowe'en'Pumpkin '8 Girl. The third vprize, 50c, was given to Bert Warnica, who for the time being -play h '8 ed,_the role of Indian Chief. In the second d event, best lady -and gentleman skaters. e Miss Mildred Todd, in gipsy garb, with her brother H-arry as a Chinaman. captured 9 first money-. -$1.25. The second` prize of , $1.00 was taken by Miss -Frankie Robert- . son as Pierette and her `brother Irv. as ht . Pierot; -and third prize. 50c, was given to I" Miss Birdie Warnica and `her `brother Bert V both drexed as Indians. Only two entries ed were made in the clown class and both I pulled off some good stunts, premier hon- M _. ors going to C. McFa'dden.of Belle Ewart , and second to Clarence Allan of Knock. ` The -barrel race caused a little excitement. g, eight lads entering the fray. Clifford Fu- ` gan led the way until the last lap when . he -was accidentally tripped and when -the race ended Billy Burtcli of Barrie won first. Clifford Fagan second, Ralph Robin- son third and Edgar Sproule fourth. After the judging was nished, the skaters again took possession of the ice and enjoyed :1 . few more bands." The cafeteria -provid-, 1 ed by the young ladies of the Presbyterian Church waswell patronized and seemed to be appreciated by all. i HERB iEkINsoN Lot 8, Con. 8, Essa fn an" `Inn n..LI!.. ---_L! jvv --, twp-I II, QIUUK to sell by public auction on- lI\l'Il\ A :1 can-'-- - . _. EREDIT % QTAAIJ A u cm-Hvnsr% uuyux Wu :1: guuu name. Mr. Mc1B_ride spent, a couple of days Barrie this past week. A serious accident occurred here last week when James Mullen of Brentwood gushed his foot while cutting w . Skating is the rage here at. present. - A number from here attended the dance in Brentwood on Friday night. Everyone reported a. good time. Mr M.un.:A.. mm--.L - -----`- -` ` uu: uay LIUIU. _, ,,_.., ......n.-u nuu many mention. Positively no reserve. `rt.-nun an ` -_...- .......... .. uuuvun was uaucu. Mrs. Brandon and Glen Slesser visited Awith`Mr. and Mrs. Adams last week. The Women's Institute held a very I/~"_'.'..A 4c_ssf.u_lmeeting at the house of Mrs. Med 2 _ J," Thm.s|..._., Heb. 2. },.ca1L- _hel,;- --_..__..__.___._ `._.._ Feb. 7.-`woo}1 cutting is the ordr' of the day here. A Enil;l\IIn n.o.n:.I....L ..--------A J `V ` IUUI. - , ' V I George Brooks, Jr., was pretty badly overcome -by gas when working in His shop last week. A `doctor was called. II..- 11"," I, ` 1*- laiillv Miser Gentnrde Adams of Hamilton _ is spending a few weeks under the `parental roof. ' ' IV--___._ I v I ucu I ~au\. _The Boafdn1eeting of the Hawkestom-I Circuit was held at the home of `M14. and Mrs. John Sanderson on Monday evening last. " v ` `IE, . t . I A I - ~( Feb. 6.-'-Rev._ N. Campbell of~Guthrie will preach in the Methodist Church next Sund_ay.. ' ` Mrs. VanNor.man rand family _of Strourl are spending `a week with her father, A}- fred Palk. . - rm nwnv -- - V` -- I V C M) vuem . I understand Dick. Baycroft has traded farms with Tom Bristow of the 12th line of Sunnidale. V d DEALERS blN ALL xmns or FEED AND` SEEDS __.,- .-....,...B u-uuua nun: man WCCK. Several of the boys who attended the agricultural class at Sunnidale Corners. with Mr. Hutchinson of Barrie `as their teacher, took a trip to Toronto and spent a few days there visiting places of interest. such` -as the stockyards. Harris Abattoir C0,, the Plurliament Buildings, etc., the trip proving both interesting and instruct ive to them. i ' T nuvuI;u..-..&.......l `\!-I: n 0- ` VEGETAIBLEHS Bag Potatoes . . . . . . $1.20 Carrots . . . . . . . ,. .90 Turnip: . . . . . . . .75 Benita 90 Pa:-snip: . . . . . . .$l.25 Cabbage . . . . . . . . 10, `. Onions . . . . . . . . . . 10 uun.n:.a-nrown_mare, "about 1600 lbs.; brown mare, H.D.,| about 1550 lbs;th'e welllmatched team; bay horse. 10 yrs.. G.P.; chestnut mare, A HOLSTEIN CATTL-Co , due May 25. reg. (28638); cow, due May 28. reg. 114399); cow, fresh.-'-reg. (75784); cow, due Feb. 19. reg.) (64312); cow, due May 18, reg. 75785); cow, due May 21, .reg. (54310) ;.mw. due May 15, reg. (75781); ..H0l8tein cow, grade, due March` 16; `heifer, due about Mar. 1, reg.` (75786); -`heifer. bred, reg; (95147); heifer, -- bred. mg. (95377); heifer, bred ; reg. (95378); calf. heifer. rag. (95142); calf. heifer, reg. (95143); calf. heifer, reg. (95146). calf. heifer. reg. (951-15);. cnlf. heifer. reg. ' (95144); calf. heifer. reg. (95374); calf, heifer, reg. (95375)-; DIGQ Ann L-nun n - K ua ya. Miss Levern Stephens of Owen Sounv`. spent aweek with her grandmo:th'er`,"'Mrs. McColeman; recently. i '_ Mrs. John McArthur is visiting her fa- t-her, .Mr. Bridgen of Glencairn. T A large crowd attended the carnival held here last Tuesday night and several prizes were given those in fancy costumes. ' John Bell of Owen Sound spent a few days visiting friends `here last week. Q ` ` V nnnn an` Al LL - I $3.90 98?s $4.75 BRETT S FEED sroan [3 IGV ays_. `Feb. 6.--Anlex. Burrows and two sisters. Misses Mary and Maggie, of Richmond Hill. are visiting at John McAvthur s for a few days. - ' ' uuu-un I ed _the dance _at Baxter. Fridayinight. Wedding bells are ringing, .Mrs. John Bishop has been visiting with `friends in Toronto. I anrglad to report it-halt Mrs. (1?ev.) A number of Angus young people attend- Shepherd's. arm. which she -broke two weeks , ago. is -heziling nicely. Johnnie Love is ill at time of writing. Wm. Gauley in busy `hauling material for the erection ofga new -house in the" spring- snowmg ms pictures. Miss Grace Switzer spent the week-end with Mrs. Pringle Robson of Staymer. ChJ'5kenpox is prevalent in $his,ni2ighbor- hodd. FVW-ii1"e'cvl~Iv`I`a;;le`.9 misfortuhe to have one `hand badly crushed whe at- texppting to check the speed of his machine. which was being used by Mr; Heath while showing his pictures. Mina u-nnn Q...:L..-.. -_--rn 1' eM_cumon_cor.u'se otgqed by the Universitji of Tomato to".e'i6iaens{of rural communities. The membem of Presbyterian chbii are busy Apraet7n'n'g for a Valen-tine social. Jim Shaw and his -.wife of Hamilton are visiting the former": moher.` James` Walker, IL, `is euering from a severe attack of lumbngo. 2 Wilfred Mapes had the misfortune 'hand_ bedly crushed when l-......4.:._._ L. T&I in Chest uuwvlll a cane. . ` _ Miss Thdlm-a `Wilson left on Monday mqming to':t:a'lce tthe two weeks university ext.ension_comrrse offqed by the University to".c'iiaens:of rural nnmmnnmna cow MEDAL FIVE ROSES _SHANTY BAY . V . . . . - Iv uvv -vIy .75` 20c 20: .......$l.25 25 l5c.en. pa":-lb. STAR i_ST`AYNER $2.15 $2.20 - vi navy Throat, Qold _49 s $2.45 $140. $1.15 . 24's $1.25 55$ 20: \Jl\\I Al I. 11 I. l\llV Fb. 7.-Mra/ John Ellson is not improv- ing as much s her friends would like. Mm '1' `D n.......c.....J ......... 1...... 1-4.. uaucnnnau U1 vulu 'p12tG3o ' 7 MR Gladys Reid is visiting her sister. Mrs. Robert Beatty of Gox-mley. ~ MT. .Ill!'Ii\nf!!' urhn "Inna An I/kn `I7-t"-~- Lula. uluuurlr Deuoby OI uox'nu'y. Mr. Juniper, who lives on the Walker -farm, slipped on the ice and injured/' his head. resulting in concussion of the brain. U1 um uruumr noun. \ Word was received here qn Mond_ay`of the sudden death of Samuel Martin. Brad-_ ford, whose first wife was -a sister of Robt Bateman of this place. (1`or'Ira 13:5:-I -:5 17:11:`:-can L4-- -4-L-- ux my `Sadie 'Grbse came from Sbouff- ville last week and is staying -at the home of her brother Noah. _ Tl7.....l .....- -._--3A- "' am nu1u.u,_uuy. Miss Agnes Allan, nuru>in~training at the R. V. Hospital, Barrie, was home on Sat- urday. V ' I 11:..- q....1:...n_.~.-- --_.- ..Q L n- - Feb. 7.-aMias Den; Wobd is in Dalston with her aunt, Miss M. Wood. Mun `|2n.:l.... `Lou. ....L...._...I L- L," I \ wcwnu \ Another social evening took place at\ the `home of Mr. xamd Mrs. Ed. Kavanagh on Monday, providing a real good time with games and mmic. wu/u um` uuub, muss N1. W000 Mrs. Bailey has returned her =ho1`ne at North._Bay. Mica Acrnna Allan nuuulu. :v\ L....2..:._.. -4 ;L, mu wpcuunug 5 IUW uuyu 111 611:8 vxcmuy. The choir of the.Union Church, Mines- ing, met atthe home of Mrs.W. Cook on Friday evening. M.- ~ um! M... A 1..1.....;.... ......I -L:I.I_-.. v :x;<;`ll`|Ex|:. A. Johnston -and children I from the West visited at E. Carefoot's last week. \ \ l A__u_-_. ___2_u - . - - - - mo lI1lU_ suuaua U1 vvzwwr UOOK. B. F. Tracy and V. Tracy bf Toronto are spending a few days in this vicinity. The choir of `H19 Tininn fJnnv-L Minna, urau-uusuva were 6I'Vt.'(l. J. Handy of Midhurst is at E, Richard- son's for some time. `D T .-........l.._ .....I 71' `l I 2I_,_ p pr -1 Ir uay luau Wtb. ` I J Ed. Carefoot s sale, which took place on Wednesday last. went off ne, wzttx good iV;:at)hf?-r;_:1+0gpood crowd and everythxng go- ru A-social :7-?:`ning -at the home of M1"; and ...-:2 (3..-."`n;an.1 91} Thursday was attended by qulte 2} _large cro'.'.'<%.<- 'P1eic'y'-of amuse ment occupled the evening, after which re- freshments were served. `I 1 J .....J.. ..t `|1:.n_._,.,. - . n ... . now in the world. ...e unsu vow to the 44-lb. sired by that great bull, King Pontiac Ar- -Parties wishing to purchase stock will nd it to -their advantage `to attend this sale. Nothing but good stock offered. `mere will also be soldovther farm stock. icluding an extra good matched team of young draught horses ord Yorkshirem... ; also some choice 3 auu a nu suulc uum. . B. Langdon and H. I-Iilyer of Kenilworlib are the guests of Walrter Cook. `[2 I.` 'l`..,.... .......t v m....-... "J m .... A, mu: H can an; vxaluug u'u:Ilus In mus vlcmxty. Mr. and Mrs. S. Knapp`and daughtc-'.' Audrey visited at Mrs. W. K'napp s one day lzist week. NJ I.-.....`-..L .. ....`l- _,,I_:1, . 1 u ' " ' " ' ' ' ' 1 Feb. 6.--P. Richardson and sons from the West are visiting friends in this vicinity. Mrs. S. Knnnn`nx\d rinna-'i1l~n-3 alavcl. Lula. dUllll IVLHW. ' Roy Rupert spent"`a few days last week with his parents `in Barrie. ' Those who are in the h:v.b_it of storing ice for summer have been busy this week on the river. The ice is `fairly thick and of extra good quality. LLIC UH. o Solomon Atkinson has returned `home 10 Bolton after spending a `few days with his sister. Mrs. John Maw. DA`: 'D...,.....L ..._...L`~.- 1' ` ` W (In lupv o I am glad-to report that the East Ward school teacher is again on the job after her recent illness. `' Quite a number of local hockey enthus- iasts accompanied the Minesing puck-chas- 'ers to Elmvale. 'Ilhu-rsday evening last. to see the visiting squad pave the way for` the home brews by the score of 8 goals to 2. Alex. Graham is spending some time in the city. gnlnvxxnn Alyi .... .. L._.. ..-L----~~ ` ` saw 15 ownea and operated by D. Pilkey. V 'l`he';ladies of the villiage met at the home of Mrs. Alex. McN-wbb on Thursday after- noon` of last week and tendered a bedding shower to Mr. and Mrs. H. Beeton. Wh) had the _misfortune to have their home totally destroyed by re exactly three weeks previous. Although quite a lot of furniture was saved, the" greater part of thebedding _ was lost. t__,,I|.. .A- -- uuu Luuxung H818 and Hearty. ` ` I The circular saw is busy making the rounds of another season. The small pole] saw is owned and operated by D. Pilkey. 'l`heladies the villimrn mat M um Ixnnxn Feb. 64-8. 0. Campbell of Mount For- est is spending some time visiting old ac- quaintances in the village. Mr. Campbell and family-spent all their -lives here until a few years ago when they movegi to their present home a few milw out of Mount Forest. His many friends are glad to see him looking hale and hearty. circular Ann: in km... .....1.:-- AL`. MINESINC. STATION guuug araug. V l4`........LL!,,