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FT 23, 1923. so Elizbeth St. M!NE3iNG. STAII031. cnikommcrlc AF".!JRC..1.'-'2 M1NEsI!vc. Pjuone =N<.n2_s" Barrie i Uy lllt VV 535521 DCKUU Wllll l'.I.l5 UUUDIH > Among last week s visitonso were: F. iMoore of Midland. J. Wilson of Kitchener 2 and Miss Mabel O Neill of Toronto at M.| Coughlin's. . ~ . M. A M... e........I n:,.1,:..m... .....:I IUIIJ 'L7J|lIIC'Vg Lvxuanunu. CHIC WC?- : The service last. Sunday night was taken by the Hon. E. C. Drury. Next Sunday evening. August 26, the service will be tak- en by W. J. Walker of Barrie. Miss Mar- lion Partridge, assisted by others. will give a scriptural recital and Messrs. Cooper and ;Tool will assist in the music. All are `welcome; II__ _.__I II ... 71` __L_____ _.., _._-_.,I3__.. _ Iiled QIUIIUWIIIS o-" Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lawson, Earle ,and Irene Lawson, of Elmvale. accompanied -by Mrs.` Ben. McKenzie and -Miss Morrison .of North Bay. Miss Orma Knu-pp and James` Knupp accompanied" by two friends from Thornton. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett of Tor- onto. S. Dunn of Alliston, R. Leadlay of Barrie. During the afternoon all the party gdrove to Big Bay Point, returning at five for_- tea prepared by -Mrs. Forbes. i Mr. and Mrs. L. Handy spentisunday at` 1 Midhurst. - ;II'_. ....`.I II..- Y 6..---- __..I 11...... ._._l _ `J.Vl.l\.|Il|cIIUl'u I `Mr. and Mrs. J. Spence and Percy and Viola Brown spent a couple of days in Port'~Sydney. Muskoka. this week. ` ` who nnrlrhbn `uni QIIIIAQIY n;rIl'If urn: fnlrnn vuu IIIIII Du daughter. Edna, of Hamilton. have been holidaying here for the past week with old friends and neighbors. Mr. Dickinson lived `here about 25 years ago. His many friends lwere pleased to see him again.- i -Mr: Frnalnr nut` in: Piaf} nf Dlnnlnabnnu M5. and Mrs. Samuel Dickinson and. IIIB IKICIIIIB IIUYC ICIHIJ W335: I Mrs. Forbes entertained quite a number :of frxends. Sunday afternoon, including the l following :- F fI'\l` FD AYIAFQIIY '.lIIIII\ 1 I WCLUUIIIU. ` Mr. andMrs. H. Bertram are spending a few days in Bracebridge. I Mr: Qnnnnnr :a u:a:I-:nn- crianrla :11 Tar- Ull|4Uu The Misses Edgerton of Toronto are visit- ling their cousin, Miss Edna McLean. Mac T` `[1-`Ann nH>nnr[nrI l-kn `unnvt nn lllls IHUII UUUBIII, llb uuua JVLULJCKIII. Mrs. D. McLean attended the funeral on Manday of her sister, Mrs. Rattle, at Mil- li en. ` EIEI l\ l\A\I AT l\AI QTAII l ' August 21.-It is with deep regret that the people of this place learned of the death of John Gilchrist, who" passed away on August 14," at his home at, Edenvale. Al- `though Mr. Gilchrist had been in failing ghealth for the past year his death was quite Iunexpected. His sufferings were borne with pa'ience and faith in the Lord. He always had a friendly smile for those hemet and `was at all times kind and charitable. His memory will long be cherished in kindliwt `recollections by his many friends. -n :5 DI'\I`\I':I\lI fl IIIAAII ;iI nil` IUUUIICUUIUIIU U, [IR Luau] II lCllU5- 'Mra.'Lafrenme 1s spending a week in Buf- falo, N.Y.. "kn `Faun I-in-u-AG} vnvnnf n -nan`: :r\ Tai- 27 Law, u.1 ._ V M135 Irene Garrett "spent a week In Tor- onto. . * ' I-t:_- 1---- n_.;_Lu,_ .1 nu,,-,__, 2 ,-`-. Ulllillo _ Miss Leona Coughlin of Chicago is visit- mg her parents for a month. mun wo}I`nnn AI mm.LI:.. nv\;nIvnA n :l\IIv Ills HUI Pl1l'UlJl.3 lUI' ll UIUHIJI. 1 -_ Miss Kathleen [McLaughlin enjoyed a few, days at Wasaga Beach with Miss Scott. Arnnnu Inn} 1114:4311 : Iv:n:"nIts' nnunnu V ' IVCIC PlCl`l3C|| DU ECU llllll H551-' i `Mrs. Frasierand Miss Platt of Phelpston were guests of Mrs. Williston. | `Mr on?` Mun (`.1-`nun onrl 4'nm:I.. A` ":44, "I_:'C ucute U1 U113. 7' IIIIEI-`Ulla Mr.6an'd -Mrs. Cripps and fa_mily_ of Mid- land spent `Sunday with his father, J. _C1-ipps. 1 Mn'.nIInLl:n It` Tnrnnfn he n6 I-gnu-xn _ U1 type. | ' Wilfred McLaughlin of Toronto is at home [with his mother. Mrs. Jas. McLaughlin. A"Au.- I-vnnnnv than luff `nun: `nit {Jan Wnnlr -auu VVIII UC GVVGJ IUI BUIHU l`lll.ICo 3 i Mrs. Knapp of Toronto is at present VIS- iting her son, D. J. Knapp. here. I Mina pni A` Tnrnnln ; uioinn Mr and xuug ucl sun, 11. -J. xxuapp. new. | Miss Reid of.Toronto is, visnting Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Brown. ' '1 van... u.....:.. __-L.. L..- L--._ _._s.r__ .. `(lb IIUHIC. U115 ICWUIVVIICU DU 1Ul'UlIlUo 5 Herb and Hugh Plowman. who have been 5home for some time. have returned to Tor- " onto. ' A A 'I"L. f__,,_.,,., 1 .I ,,,n J '2' ' II Ullllla The farmers are about done with" the harvest and threshing is in progress. A l.:Sam `Dickinson of Hamilton was visiting ;his friends here last week. . 1:..- r.~__|__- -..;_._._-:___u ,..._-i, ; ,,,_,.,1,__ 25: ICW uuya III LJIUUCUIIUSUI Mrs. Spooner IS vxsltmg friends m Tor- onto. M I IITL, ll:_._-_ I'7\.I_.-..L-_ -1.` lI!-__._L _ . _ _ . .2..!A. ` ITIUIIHS IIUTU. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hatton are holiday-l ing at Sparrow Lake; Mrs. J. D. Currie of Buffalo is spending a few weeks with friends here. ' 1 D. Draper has moved from here to the `Barrie road. Jack Hatton has purchased a new car.` Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Hiannah of Toronto spent Sunday with friends here. `,llI'I\.l'\I\ .qI \lIAI` AV wIII`\\:l*l\I'| DI\DI\` k: L0`- WIlll'lIIB _IlIlIl'll.UI QVII3. dds. l'lUlJuug[llIlI- .A'fewyoun`g men left here for the West last week; - August 22.-1Mrs. C. ,ily of North Bay are `Mr. and Mrs. S. Pratt. i ll. ._ A II... A ..L`_.-_. LVII. uuu I13. \3. l l'l`IlIro Q Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown intenbd start- 'ing this week for the West to visit friends .and will be away for some time. Mr: wnunn A: Tnrnnfn Co as} nun;-nn+ `n, . 1113. VV KIIJHUU JJIUWuo I "Mrs. Martin, who has been waiting on Mrs. Storey here for some time, starts for the West this week. I `I11..- `l )-L.. Il'_II_!__ __L_ L__ I.-- _ , l/"C VVCBU till! WEEK- ,Miss Reta Malkin. who has been visiting at home. has returned to Toronto. `I'.l'....L ......! 'Ll'....I.. Il............. .-.L.. 1.....- L--- TIC-I-If III'\V l'\l Ul'\I-UIIII` . Dalston football club is holding a foot- ball tournament on Wednesday next, Aug.` 29. beginning at 3 p.m. Teams expected are C.N.-R. (Allandale). Reforestation (Mid- hurst). East Oro and one other. Tea served on grounds. - `August 20.-Dr._a'nd` Mrs. R. Davis and] family of Toronto spent the week-end with_ `friends here. ~ I `II. .._..I ll..- Tl7:l..-.l 1_Y..LL-.. _..- L..I2J..-. Hlllflll Duuuuy wuu uxcuua HEIG- Venfon Speers of Hamilton spent his hol- | idays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs'. Isaac Speers. I Mr nn Mrs J `nan:-`a 011!` Mr ant` Mr: 15c 'DpCU|'-V}. , I Mr. and Mrs. J. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. 'Jack,Hatton motored to Toronto on Sat- lurday night to see their brother. Dr. F. `Davis, who went through a serious opera- tion in the hospital. ` Mrs. J. Holt visited her sister in Cooks- town on Sunday. 111,. 4.- .1 II ... `IT A III... .....I III... T August 22.--hi;.'ah:l_L;rs. Gary'of_ Tor-l -onto. accompanied by their daughter; Mrs. Mouley. spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. James Hawthorne: ~ ` 11:-.. D......:.. !_!.....'a..._ .- ..........I:..... .. ........d;. |ll\\'ll BelI_e`g WITH: IIGHIUB 115W DHUIIIU . V Miss Bessie Hunter is spending a coupl of weeks with her aunt, Mrs. H. Hunter, in Midland. A ll f\......L_ ..-I.` "l"....-..L . _ . . ..a. 41... .......l. there. Hlllllhllll. - A. M. Quantz of Toronto spent the week- end with relatives here. His sister, Mrs. W. J. Srigley, and daughter Lluella. accom-l panied him home and will spend a week 1`l Y:II!...... C.......-....- AC D1&t-L..-n Dn y'a- WI`-sI`:1.vvard` Cooper has purchased the milk business from Lorne L. Davidson. ere. V v V William Simpson of. Pittsburg, visiting hisaunt. Mrs. Geo`. Dyer,- man Wurnluyn ill`-\":n `Mia 1-nhn-not-I Vlslllllls ulayuuuv, 1'-lI'u CCU. l.}.VCl u - Miss Evelyn Mollin has returned to her home in Toronto after spending some time with Miss Clara Brown. ` mA':__ I! 1'-_I_L-_; _t I'l1...._--L.. ......_A. LL-` WIUH LVIIBS umru DIUWII. . Miss M. Lockhart of `Toronto spent the week-end at the home of her brother, Wil- liam. Lockhart. . ' August 20,:---6. W. Marritt anti two sons of Keswick spent Sunday in this vicinity. ` mun `Mnrr;nA nf Tnrnnfn ;a v:aH'.;nr 1:15 UL l.\UB\`V.lUl\ apcuu uuqxnuy um uuu vuuuu-J. M1ss \L1ll1an Morris. of Toronto xs vismng her sxster, Mrs. Wm. J. Davxdson. ` man Dnfk Dnan A` "l`nIvnnl>n nu-:11 ma: non HUT SIHLUY, U113. VVHI. Us IJd\'ll.IBUll- Miss Ruth Ross of Toronto and Miss Ross of Guthrie are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Irving Nelson. Mr out` Mr: In: I nnvirlnnn ant` ll'VlIlg uexuuu. Mr. and Mrs. .Wm. J. Davidson and Lorene _r'not-ored to Aurora one day last `week. T 15r-...-_J-11-..--- L..- ........1........`.l .1... ....:1I. UH nuuuay 0 . and Mrs. W. A. Miller and Miss! called on friends here, Sunday. FIELD DAY AT DALSTON L-.. l`_..LL..ll -L.L 1.. L_I.l1_.. . _3':3".'.'."'."-.5`?-A CUNDLES DALSTON .*_*'-.'-.Y . L. Burton and fam- visiting her parents, A ;r;. =4- THE BARRIE EXAMINER Pa., 15 August.3l.--Miss Luella Conhell of Allis- ton is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Wm..Cunning- `ham. 1 ..L`.._.. T -_._..-- -1 Tl7:....:....... 1.. .........I:...... .. Av \uIJ vvnvnn ._.. -7-`av-I-1-, ----. . . . - . . . . . . . -. hrs. Eohn Patton has returned home af- ter spending some weeks with friends` in Toronto and Richmond Hill. . u__ n..___ .__n .l...._L4.-._.. -: nL....;.L:n IUIVUXIUU UHU IKIUIIIIIUIIU l..I.Illo V Mrs. Grose and daughters of Churchill and Mrs. Palmer and son of Allandale were -week-end visitors with Mrs. N`. Wice. Er- nest Wice returned to Allandale with Mrs. Palmer for a holiday. i `Inn Duuntnn A` Q4-val-`A1011 in vicinn ifnIHIUl' IUl' ll uuuuay. -Mrs. Burton of Stratford is visiting friends in the vicinity. l Dr.'T. J. Henry of Detrbit recently spent I 21 few days with friends here. . Miss Margaret Simpson of Philade1phia.} |Pa.. IS renewing acquaintance around` I"l`ly..-..mcm.. ` AVA I95 All I A Pa.. is !Thornton. lIYL_ LIIC LVLDLIIULIISII Wednesday ever clock at the hon Mr- and Mrs. ____._L 0.... .1--. `.. 'UlUUl\ an uuc IIUIIIC UK 1' Hal W spent Sunday with the ` J. T. Corbett. ' The local band boys 1 CA. 41... ..u....lIn-.4 vvnll:-;n 157 Over 4,000 musicians will take part in the Music Day Program at the Canadian National Exhibition including 25 bands, 2500 choristers and many rtroubadora, opera singers, instrumentalists and other artists, Halli. Luther Lennox of Winnipeg is spending a few days with his brother, Jas. A. Lennox. II 1' I '\_AA I,_ ,_ ,.,____J L__,,, At Tugcfaytl Hall, Th` L--- ....__. lull`: IUUHI UUIHI |JU_y ICUCIVUU IIIUUIJ PICIIBU for the excellent music which they furnish- ed at the garden party at Big Cedar Point last Saturday. ' Several members of the L.0.L. No. 16, lattended a meeting of the Scarlet Chapter. in Allandale on Friday night. Rev-. Dr.'Norman. of Japan. who is sup- ported by the Young People s Societies of Alliston and Bradford Districts, will preach in the Methodist church next Sunday even- 'ing. , V. l Tkn nlnncna I-nun`-sf `xv! Min Many nut` More `mg. The [classes taught by Mrs. Maw Vzvmd Mrs Herman Thompson will give the S.S. Mis- sionary programme next Sunday. u lpnu\ Wnnfnnbf nf nroxrfnn ant` SIUIILU y pl U51 GILAIIIC HCAD uuuuny a Mrs. (Rev.) Westcott of Drayton and her children, Stanley and Enid, are visiting lat the parsonage. . -My-2 Qhmnann Lon rnfnhnnrl Inn!-n'n offal- Ill lHC PHIBUIIZIEU. _ :Mrs. Sxmpson has retuined home after visiting her daughter in Elmvcle. "Ina Acynnu AF `Ila...-:.. u:a:l>n:l Lav can "or- Vlbll/1115 11! UIIUSHLCI Ill .I`J1lllVClCn Mrs. Ayerst of Barrie visited her son Har- ry last week. h was Fauna no" nc Tnrnnfn :c v::f:na fy ISL WUUIS. Mim Erma Bell of Toronto _is visiting 7 her aunt here. . 'l\_,, T\_. \T_.____-.. -1` 17....-- T......... -..:11 \`\[UNl'C. I Miss Edith Ellson of Thorriton is visiting her aunt. .Mm Ellen Ellson. | u.., l..L._ I u-A..n..... -r n...L..:_ .._-... ` IICT llulll IIUIVC. ' ' Rev. Dr. Norman of Naguno, Japan, will speak in the Methodist church on `Sunday evening. - Mn nu-`A "vs A .QI-Aural-G ant` ann onrl 8VI.'llHlg. - , Mr. and Mrs. A`. Stewart and son and Mr.` and Mrs. Crossley visited friends in Malton on Sunday. , inn nnfnnnnn nnr` M:na `D1114: nova n` .lV1ll`Ull UH ouuuny. Mrs. Bateman and Miss Ruth Daft of |Beeton are visiting Mrs. J. Givens. A`n\v Qhunnnl T 1` .Q}nnyno- `D gfnm- DBEEUH HIE V151!/[Hg 11113. 00 UIVCUB. Alex. Stewart, J. D. Stewart, R. Stew- art. D. Corbett and W_. Fraser motored to Midland one day last week and visited Mr. McLeod, one of our citizens who is ill in the hospital there. V On their return trip they called on Geo. McKnight. who is ser- T iously ill, at his home in Elmvale. - Mica -Till nf Tnrnnifn viatn MI`: Rant. mg 13814 WEEK. " _ -Mrs. Lucas has returned home after visit- jngmfriends in Barrie.` Sorry to report she musty 111, In um uuun: Ill muuvmc. Miss "Till of Toronto visited Mrs. fBant- ing last week. .M s-a Tainan luau rnhurnnri hnmn nffar vinit- [U111 LU . The Homemakers Iesday. August 28, all, Thornton. A en prepared. Mem present. Thu KIA?`-Anruu `man: Everything in the Store Reduced for this Sale With Hurlburt s Gugrantee behind every article sold THEHUHLBUHTSHUECU. --vv-----t-wuqv-- August 2l.-Mrs. Strathy and son, Tor- ~-mto, are visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Atkens. ` ' `ll..- l'\I1____, __. _I _I_..._LL_._ YT---` L..___ HurlI)urt $ Semi-Annual 1755110: ' a Methodist `Mission I _ _ _I . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ i_ _ . THORNTONL dist Circle will meet on avening, August 29. at 8 0'- home of Miss Mary Mason. lrs. Watson of Thornbury ' latter s mother, Mrs. IS NOW IN FULL SWING HUNDREDS OF - SATISFIED CUSTOMERS HAVE TAKEN AD- VANTAGE OF THE EXTRAORDINARY VALUES OFFERED. OUR ENTIRE $33,000.00 STOCK or DEPENDABLE FOOTWEAR IS ON SALE AT STARTLING r A REDUCTIONS As lines have been cleared out, others from reserve have been placed for easy -se1ling-each lot trying to outdo the others in real value- giving. Such makes as Hartt, Slater, Blachford, Model, Classic and Natural Tread all contribute to make this Shoe Sale the greatest and most stirring event in Simcoe County andthe most powerful clean- ' up drive in our history. Early buyers get best opportunities whileassortments and sizes "T ' are complete. to no, III I good Members 2 ..)|l\CllHc Mm. Oliver and (laughter, Hazel. have gone to Honey Harbour for the rest of their holidays. ' T Qnunuml A` nuw I-nnat Fnnv\:l`v-nhnvnntl I-A _ |ts..,, SHOE SALE Qiub I : received much praise c y Cedar_Point b will meet on the Temperance L programme has are requested to 33.35 DUNLOP s'r., BARRIE. August 2l.-Miss Zeta Sharpe of the Roy- al Victoria Hospital, Barrie, is visiting with her parents. Jun. 1m...n .n..1,.... ,.c n....1......... :. L..1: JICI klalcllllo Miss Etheli*Bake1` of Cookstown is holi- daying with Miss Tena Wonch this week. Congratulations are extended to Mr. Thos. Mayes and Miss Laura Walker who were married on August 15. Mint: an-ona nnlunn II; l`nnlr:-fnuvn vivnn OLA . VV_I.7lC uuuucu Ull fl|l5llbl.' 11.)- Miss Grace Nelson of Cookstown was the! guest of `Miss Marjorie Coutts for a 'few days last week. _ nan Qknvnn :5 vn:z-:4-:nn `ab: ":96... `I ..- uaya IIIDL WCUI\o Geo. Sharpe 1s vxslting his sister. Mrs. Lucas, 1n'A'I`hornton. (heavy, as almost his entire crop of hay and Kl \}ll[_lIIu|ll. JJVKIUII UII -I-lUl\C llulllllo U While (Geo. [Cain was doing some chlores at the burn on Tuesday night between eight n and nine o'clock. the lantern ex-ploded.1 setting fire to the barn._wh1ch was soon a mass.of flames. Mr. Cain's loss will be grain was in the barn. Oneo horse and _three calves were also -burned, the rest us the stock having been taken out safely. 'l`he contents were partly covered by insur- A __-... .._....-. :.. -.._- .......L....I 1.. LL. 22-- THELBALL PLANING MILL CO., LIMITED EVERYTHING IN LUMBER Phone 109 Oll(A\.l\aD UL l\a\.I\.llO.ll LIIUVVLI CI.ll\.J LIGLIS SAUDI]- A very economical roof; because Brantford Asphalt Slates do not split, get loose, curl up, absorb water or rot. Moderate in cost, strongly re-resistant, easily and quickly laid. ` V ` Brantfo rd sphall Slates A handsome roof that defies the weather KILLYLEAGH An added touch of beauty to any house is a roof of Brantford Asphalt Slates, which are in soft, harmonious shades of reddish_ brown and dark green. A `truancy .....-.....-..~....nl .....-.1" `L ..... .. D.......4.C.....l A.~..l....l4- arebeing use`; more extensively every year. If you are going to do any building this year or have an old roof _that needs replacing, it will be to your advantage to drop in and see our lines of roong. ' Residence Phones, 642 and 390 `yuan: iv 7-: .ugust 20.---`Miss V-Vi-n-ni-e-Crawford spent` whe week-end at her home at Mitchell hquare. V man w"nnn A` nrnfnuu `:3 u:u:6:nn UUIJ ID VIBILIHE LIIUPIU IlVlUII(Jo Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dobson and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bell motored to New Low- ell Sundny evening. we: Rana Ktular Loo u-nfnunnrl L:-sun nfbnq Cll LJULILILI C\rUllIE. Miss Bylla Miller has returned home after spending a few days with her brother, Allen Miller. ,,,I ll, 1 `II II I'\ - ~. I n Aug_ust 20.-Mrs. Ben Sutcliffe of Sud~ bury is visiting Utopia friends. -Mr and Ira Ari}-nur TXAH:-nn arm] I`:- AVAIIAUK . Mr. and J. H. McCann vi.-itecl Be.ob- \ Ion friends. Sunday. It pays t: read The Examiner Ad- let Column. Page 12. UTOPIA Page Fivo` 'lt`l GUll|. 'Ulk\5 lZll|_C|l lUlUBUll- Mrs. John J. McArthur of Guthrie spent a few days with her mother. Mrs. McCuaig. Nunse ~MacLelland is visiting under the parental roof. mi3l.`\?vu.`i1i11ar and children and mother,'Mrs. Burnfield, are visiting `m`0thex`. Mr. Burufield. of Milton. _ II... I I'.`H..-.. .....I _L1I.I _ . _ . . ...!L_J IFEULUCI. `ll. IJUIIIIIUIU. Ul LVlllluUIlu Mrs. ac Ellson and children visited her `nrorher-in-law. Wm. Ellson, of Thornton, last week. II", T.` Y 172.]... ..L_.!_I_ ____l _l..___.I_;_.__ .1111 uuu n Mrs. Robt. Maxwell of Draytvon and cous- m. Mrs. Mitchell of Toronto, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. John R. Leigh. - Mu nun! Iuru wvnnb l`...I.k.m:+k n'\nh\waH Jill . {NIH U113. JUUH Ila 1371511: ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Galbraith motored from Toronto for th_e week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Neale of Toronto are visit- ing Mrs. Houston. Ian `llnvon Dnunnlnuy fa nI>ou:nv uytfk flltnnrln I3 WITH. ! l..UU5DUlln Miss `Mona Pugsley is staying with friends in Sutton for a few days. C`iZ I C To -2: OF PURE BRED DUAL PURPOSE SHORTHORN (CATTLE, FARM. STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS A l\I!1ULD11`JJ1`.`U UA1 J..I4l.`r-'L`:aau rucwcx. 7113802. due April 2. 1923; Empress of the loads. 157919, due Feb. 26. 1923; Daisy of "he Woods, 185779; Pansy of the Woods. 185780, due March 23. 1923; Lavender of "he Wooda--157920, fresh calved with bull '-alf at foot; grade cow. fresh calved with L1l\lf.3t foot; steer, 9 months old. -The above registered Durham cowsrare all of the verr best breeding and good milkers. QHIMFD Mun wnnn __1 'in\nnI-tn!` Rh:-nm b. .939 1110 very UXL Ufillllg uuu guuu uuuuua. SHEEP AND FOWL---1 `imported Shrop- shire ram. 15 good Shropshire ewes and a number of lambs; 60 good white Wyandotte pullets, batched in March.` ' trnnmmo 1 -14..-`. 1...--- .......l. 1 km! JIOFSB, 5 years 010. IMPLEMENTS. E I`C.--1 set team har- ness. 2 sets single harness. 1 Adams wagon,- 1 set sloop sleighsgl cutter. '1 sleigh, 1 No. 21 Fleury plow, 1 set harrows. 1 buggy, 1 democrat, 2 lawn mowers, 1 Lister blower cutting-box (damaged by fire), 1 Lister gasoline engine. 1 Melotte cream separator (large size), 1 Lister bun saw. 20-ft. Lord's English steel chain, 2 pulleys. 1 steel cable, 1"; 1 Pease Economy furnace (used), 200 sap buckets-and spiles, 1 sap trough 3x6, 1 sap pot, iron; 1 stack of alfalfa bay. 2 acres of good corn, 3 leads green oat sheaves. 25 cords of good hardwood. 1 new portable poultry house 12x14; 1 `Buckeye Colony brooder. 1 stock rack, 1 set Stewart sheep shears, 1 box stove; and many other art- icles. - All _.II L- --I.I ....lLL`uL cAnA-|vl| August 2l-Mr. and Mrs. `P. C. Doner of Aurora are spending a few weeks with the former's brother. Dan Doner. \1._ D..:..L....o ..'..A .I......lu..... ..C G....oL...'.....' mm, 15 m uuzugc. . . I Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Lmn have returned- home after spending a pleasant -vacation T with Dr. and Mrs. Miller. of Owen Sound, 9.1 Oliphant Beach on Lake Huron. \l1L:l..'I`1.-.- n..:.. .....`. A..:.... Lll\iD\A ..L`........ Among these was Walter Mitchell. who has not been well for some time; After having watched the fire for a while he started for home. with his wife. daughter and some lriemls. He had gone only a short distance when the car took the ditch. Then it was discovered that. Mr. Mitchell was in dis- tress. The car was going slowly and no one. was hurt. but by the time Dr._Murphy'of {~'tayner and Dr. Smith of Creemore. who were at the fire, were summoned. Mr. Mit- chell had passed away. Mr. Mitchell was employed by the Bell Telephone Co. for a number of years as foreman lineman. Mrs.| Mitchell and family have the sympathy of the community. . _ 4 I L2.H.'l'. . A great many in cars rushed to thefirml l .`l('\zllllH)ll Ul 'lVllUll1ll(lo , . . Earl Leigh is home from the Orillia Hos- gmil. looking much improved. ' _ Mr. and Mrs. Howard and two sons of Midland visited Percy Crawford recently. Miss Grace Ellson is visiting her cousin. Mi.-.~- Martha Ellson. Thornton. uuuuaya. Several of our tourist friend's`returned to` zheir' respective homes last Saturday. `Miss Chelsea Fellows of Toronto `is home tn her vacation. Miss Quantz of Delhi is visiting Miss Zel- ma Murray. - .nn DAL} Mnvuuvnl` at nmnurfnn nnr` nnnc. Weasels are becoming numegous in the \_ icinity of Mildmay and there 18 a general iestruction of fowl. - _Ul.lIlC(S, nawneu In NIIITCII. HOR.SES--~1 black horse, aged; 1 bay horse, 8 years old. mrm.mu-tmvm wmn___1 emf fnnm hnr. IUIUG. All will be sold without reserve. Terms of Sale--All mm: of 810.00. and under, cash; over that amount 12 months credit will be given to parties furnishing app:-bved joint notes. , 6 per eent. per `an- num off for cash oneredit sums. . H..I.. ..L' '1 .. .... `IT A II nf`.n-Jan. Ann} |~- $1.02 [De xrlllcfh IFYUIJICIVQ .1-IUII IJUllUl'o . Mr. Reinhart and daughter of Southatnp-" Inn spent over the week-end with Mr`. and Mrs. J. Reinh_art.' ' ` `Al... 'QOnnntu uvun L:A:I:Ar` IIJOL u nnnnlu:nn Mrs. -J. 1wIuu_urL. John "Strong was seized with a paralytic .-"rake on Sundziy and is in a critical co'n- dition. . _ , ! 11.. ......I ll... DAL; V........ .....l m... ..t uelruu are VIBIHHE an Luna. nuuauuug 3. Rev. Mr. Yule, a former pastor of the. Baptist church, preached at the union sex--' vices on Sunday. VFIM. Innul Inuvn knuyhxra n1nFn'vvnH fin AL I."](`V |VX".)"KHl '.l"lHC IJIHI Milli}. I The Boy Scouts left on Tuesday for} Wasaga Beach where they will camp for! ran days. Scout Master, Rev. A. E.. Sle- min, is in charge. u- .u.J I 1'.` 1:..- 1...... ....+........: The undersigned has received instructions from- K `I I`... M HIUII. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Young and son of Detroit are visiting at Thos. Armstrong's. Dun My Vuh. a `nun-nan nnnfnr A` bk; VICCS UH ouuuuy. The local awn bowiers n1oto'1'ed to Al'\ liston on Monday and enjoyed `a good day` on the green. It was their day to win and` r:'iev hmnght hwme first nrize. Thu nnu Qnnlnra `Aft an Tuvnnouy Cn-. Mrs. F. J. Kirkpatrick and daughters `nave returned to 01-0 Station after spending .3 week with her sister, Mrs, (Dr.), Wm. .\f<~Clinton of Midland. n_..1 1_:__|_ :. 1.-...- t_...... ;L- n;.:1i:_ n-'._ null! 011 wt 0% ou.urvuu: Blullo Sale at '1 pan. W. A. -M_oC.'obnkey-, Auct.` THURSDAY, AUGUST 23; 1923. lbs. 20 VI "Ij%TOV` On Col. 0 Briei\ s Farm,` Shanty Bay-. to sell by public auction on "r___-_I-__ A ____ _; oo.L . '""'3:2 rB1'1o"w7x?' "W. REGISTERED CA'I'I`LE-~Essa `Jewel; unonn _I_,`, A,__!I n inn`). !'.V............ .4` Han to 8611 by puuuc uucuuu uu . Tuesday, August 28th OLA `nllnu1:nu v t!Av_.vI 939. 5..T..AT`9". CREDIT s4;.E_ IFUIH ':_V-% .V`l1'+5`?..' _. her her ultcl, vanuvulg IIICIIUB Cl IHIIUIIVIIIIL At/a awell~attended meeting. held at the ~`home of Alex. Campbell. Friday night. ar- iirangements were completed for a jitney service between` Guthrie and Barrie, .fol- llowingthe Highway. T. R. Huxtable was; present. and after a thorough discussionhisvl terms were, accepted, the service to begin on September 3. .While the main object is to provide` a service for the school students, l the jitney will be available for the general l.public._ Two trips a day will be made. leav- ging Gut.hrie;at 8 am. and the Collegiate at 4 p.m. This will continue as long as roads are passable. Those behind the plan are-i pleased that arrangementsehave been made, ; particularly as` it is pomible for the boys and girls to -be home at night under the protection. `and care of their parents. ! % ir 40 '."ii'r's`ff.ioyd' Rollins and daughter df wiml nipog visi`ed_ the former's grandmothenf Mrs. -Stewart. ' I III...` f\I2_._ I3I__;L_ __L...._.__' L- L-.. L-_.__* 7--;-- August 20.---Mr. an'd--1;I;:_R. Bennett; and daughter. of -Midland spent the week- end with her father, W-m. Allan. fllim-. l"l....1.' .. 6'n....uu. Unnnknn n` H... :41. _lIlII." UllUUl. wmucu I15: 1].: llldlu ' ' ' Dougald McLean of Calgary spent a few. days with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hodgson. MS lInnlz:na n` Tnrnnfn cnnnf n IIIAAII UEJG Wllill '.lVll'n gsuu I15. 15- I-`J: llUllgUll- Mxss Meekmg of Toronto spent a week wlth E. H. Sloan. II... I) `I1 GI--- 1.. ..2,-2!.....V L... .]......L I-Ullu ` Congratulations to Jim Sloan on passing his Matric. He has taken a position in` H. A. Smith s-Drug Store. Barrie, Mn and Mn: Tun new-vnl unrl fnrnnv nnr` August 21.+-Mr. and Mrs. Mills of Tor- onto are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Ronald. -Mrs. Mills was formerly Miss Jenny Pitt. ` l u:__ n_:n-__ -2 n..-..:.. :.. ..:-..:..`:.... L ..... .. l '1'nur nay. mm. - Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Dickinson and family and some friends of Hamilton camped in the school ~ yard for a few days enjoying the "country and the water s edge. = Mm 'l('u-Ir nf Iinnifnniin Talnnri in Viitin August 2l.-Rev. A. -Rintoul Has return- ed after a month's vacation. T "-r1 "7 Y\...... ......I II..- Y)..--...-_..! __1_2;-J Miss Eliza McKeever has returned to Tor- 5 onto after visiting her sisters, Mrs. T. Duck--I iworxth and Mrs. Walter McMakon. I AIL-_4 ll:.I.n_L..--r__ -_,I n__ _,_ In, | 11 UDL Ull IJIC GIIIVCII U1 5 UKIUEHIJCIC. BUS. U.| l`VUl`|Ill Gll\| `MAID; V7 llcl` lVlULV1llUl\UUn Albert Middlebrooks and George Mc- Cracken went to the West last week on thehurvesters` excursion. -' Mrs. Leonard Lee and Jim arrived homei Friday after .visi;ing in Muskoka. A 3 I Mran .qnr"n Rln:r auburn-an:-I On Tnunnfn an fof Illlllly KIICCI IVIBILIIIS III '&VluBI\UI\u- : I Miss.Sadie Blair returned to Toronto on- Saturday after a couple of weeks vacation with her sister; MiT'Lo:'ne Davidson. l.l:......;. hm... .ll:.I..n..I........I._ .....I n..:..-. n..:.v- mlx".u.and' Mrs. Jn_o. Woods and Mr. andi Mrs. Wm. McKinnon went to. Toronto on` Saturday. | 'ln1!t" pn`nn ant` Ilniunknu cl` Rn, U113: 'l3hUWI'l- | Miss Olive -Blythe returned` to her home in Toronto after visiting Misses Thelma and. Priscilla Wilson. W10" l`J~ ll; l3lUlIllo V Mrs. R. W. Sloan is visiting her daugh-1 tor, Mrs. S. W. Watt. 7 W. Reive spent Monday in Toronto. | Leslie -McLean of Bradford preached in the -Presbyterian Church on Sunday. } I wanna wanna: nnr` Duh`: nnnn:nn urn I1. :1. Quinn is-urug DLUIU. uaum.- 1 (Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Carrol and family and Mrs. Watson of Thorubuny were visiting at the home of Jno. Boyes. recently. V I H15. LVIIBSU5 'DCl`lIlUC IILIU VV IIIIIIIICU Luuus. Miss Tucker returned to her home in Tor- onto on Saturday after an extendedyisit with Mrs. Lindsay. Missv Evelyn Lindsay accompanied her. for a few days` visit in Toronto. 11.. _...I .u.... A..I....... Dl.\.....:...1..4 .....l 41".... agason, last weex. . , The meeting of the Ladies Aid was held- at the home of Mrs. _ Wilmot Cook on` Thurgday. 16th. `All. and Mn Ina n:..1.-inmn and fnmilv at D. Lracy 5. _ Miss Nina McLean is spending the holi- days in Toronto; . . .r:..-u-an 'I"rm-v and fnmilv motored to Port HI, 1.1115! IXHIC UHIUHIIIU - Mrs. J. Bartholomewof New Lowell re- turned home-on Sunday af:er spending a fortnight with relatives here. than In`-In `n`6 In- bl... won` Inns nasal; I U\| CIILCI D lllUHl'II U Vucnblull. ' Mrs. W. Dean and Mrs. Raymond v1s1ted_ friends. in Toronto last week. - '...........;..I..;:-._._ ._ n- ,___I |:-_, n_,-,._,,,I` :'u;j-i-'s" u_|uuua. ul l.Ul'UlllU luau. ween. ` Congratulations to Dr. and Mrs. Everard 1Wst on the arrival of a daughter. Aug. 20.| I PH-m Mnwnniynr 1-inc I-nhn-nntl tn Tar. WIIJI ICU} Bll/CI," LVI.I5a LJUIVIIU IJuVIu-U"n { Misses Dora Middlebrooks and Daisy Price] are honfe again after visiting Toromo . friends. ` I 11.. .....I II... I... lIY_-.I_ ._._I II_. ____II UlI\I Wllll IIUI. IIIIHUI, V"llIn flllllllo ~ Miss Clark, a former teacher at the 5th ljne School. ,v1s1.ted Mrs. H. Pratt. ~ I Y\_......l.l Il-Y ...._ -2 ! 1..l......-. ....._-.L .. l`..... `INC '1 l'UU`Vl-Ullllll UIIUIUII Ull Uuuuay. ` Mxsses Eleanor and Ruby Canmng are waiting the Rev. Mr. Boyde of Sout-hump-; ton. ' l`O-._......A.'..!..L2..._... 1... TI... GI--- . _ . . . . . . ...... Jenny run. . Miss Bailey of Barrie IS vrsltmg-her cous- ins. Misses Bernice and Winmfred Young. 11:..- 'l`....I..... _..4.........l 4.. 1...... l........ :.. 1`...-, mronuo. I Mr. and Mrs. Aylmer Plowright and three children and Mr. and `Mrs. John Shaw of_ Huntsville ` spent the week-end with the; former s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Plow- right. . . I R rnwfnrd in hnmn 71-mn Midland for; 8 new uuyu Emu ween. . I A. Armstrong, Jr.. and El. Crawford _vis- mad the -Barrie crokinole . players Friday evening and were victors over all the play-' ers, V IVIII 113% I`. 3 -. nan v `Mr. Myer of Toronto and -rs. Webb of I] Allandale visited their sister, Mrs. E. Rich-' agdson, last week. I Thu unon9:nnI AC fka I.urnc~ IRE Gays In Lorunw. George Tracy and family motored to Port Stanton over Sunday `and brought back theirdaughter, Maud. who has been visit- ling there for a couple of weeks. HI! IJICII Kluulc `HUI-Us ' ' ' Miss Lulu Myers of Cleveland has re- turned home aftet holidaying with her cous- U311. Miss Kate Sinclair. "ha I Du-.6L. .I.-un... -0 KY..." 7...... _. .tin 55 AUI lvlllsllh Wll-U IVUIHIJVU5 "CCU- Those who left for the West last week were Sam Corbett, Jim McArthu1'. Melville .:'st~inga, Jigh Gilcrist and John A. `Camp- i:,:.:;r.* `I7 Ufllu W. Weir and W. Lapsiey of Toronto spent the weekend at A. Bartholomew's. i I Mr: rnkn nannnknil Lon u-nbnunnrl Lanna I`! a few days this week. . A Au-mnhmnn Ir nnri W1 (`J-awfnrd via.` gn . J.cE. -Crawford is home from Midland fo I country uuu we wuuc1'a= cugc. - Mrs. Kirk of Mamtoulm Island 1s vxsxtmg at B.'Tracy s.` Mum Minn ll:-Tnan in nnnndinnv Hm hnH- August 2l.-fV:ct:>r- of Hamiltohl and Miss`: Laura of Toronto are holidaying at their home here. ` u:.._ v..v.. \:_.___ -r ru--.-1_._.n L..- _- ` H}ICul. tllU vvccn-cuu BL II. DHTIIIUIUIIICW Us 1 Mrs. John Campbell has returned home aftexvisiting friend at Edenvale. Af/n u1n"-n1nnrInrl rnnnnn Lab} ob fkn I REMEMBER1 No matter what your` ailment ' is, or what number of remedies have been applied, though you may have been pronounced in- `curable, you still have hope in IDRS. Ds.C.| Lins 73 *5 63