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. . 5 lbs.-'25c at;.4lbs.25c ..... 70clb. These suits are made forall types of men, the long, the short, the thin and the .stout,J foryoung men and men not so young} They are beautifully tailored by experts,t and carry with them that distinctive ap. pearance that goes with high class clothes. i Thanksgiving Sale Prices 4 n-I-Inn-rrnatw Arr (II-Ill! IIIA I The first long trouser suit has to be per- 1 feet. The youth waiits a real man s suit-2 Our first longs will ll all requirements. They are made in fancy tweeds and blue. Thanksgiving Sale Prices h (IX '3!` ll ill YOUTHS FIRST LONGS Sizes 34, 35 and 36 only. lltililnvl V Ill: 31:`: Q --cow 'rAR'r1Nc AT $1750 llnnisnvnnne halal`: A II f$T'1"5.25 To $20.56" MEN S SUITS ? Sizes 34 to 42. T Town Fiji-es -- Farm Fires --> Village Fires -- Mercantile Fires remind us of the advisability of being adequately insured. We have the companies that will cover your risk. - 3 II. I 1` - _ ('1 I '- C. _ LLOYD al Director and mbalmer AY AND NIGHT ' th St. Phone 218 SOLE AGENT FOR HECLA FURNACES Phone 531 , Oxce, 10-12 Owen St. Real Dry Cleaning I HAVE THEONLY DRY-CLEANING PLANT WITHIN YOUR REACH, OUTSIDE THE CITY I AM A PRACTICAL TAILOR AND READY TO A'I'I'END~= TO REPAIRS ON ALI.. CLOTHES Goods called for and delivered. PRICES REASONABLE Cleaner, Presser and Dyer 109 DUNLOP . } ` PHONE 229 VVV: uavc uuc \,uu:yu.Au.ua vllvuv vvann vvvsan. 4.....- ----- Town Dwellings and Contents a Specialty UPTOWN TICKET OFFICE AND INFORMATION BUREAU ..._-qgugnu nun-IIIIt\nI>|I I\lII I"l`7K" %-.5. r.K.MALcoMs_9N '1~iXTf61?1pLL'1i}A1"iwIziY' nanny: I\'Il\I\I rlon r\II1xl l1l\AI'\ I"'R_EQ_UEN_'_I_'_ _l_"IRE_Z_S thank Our onage and Sweeping reductions in Men s Overcoats to make this sale of interest` to men. Anyone requiring an overcoat cannot help but be tempted by the prices in this Thanksgiving Sale. Thanksgiving Sale Prices FURNACE PIPING W. FIRTH I-Il5_I.AI AVL.nn\anun--- -....__ rm-: PEOPLE'S OWN ROAD MEN S OVERCOATS TARTlNG AT $17.50 Sizes 34 to 44. must be carefully made and installed, and this is where Weliine. We have complet- ed many installations of this kind and all have given com- plete satisfaction. We use the best of materials and only expert workmanship. All of our piping and furnace work is carefully\ inspected before we turn it over to you. Everything in sheet metal here. 'Pgo:1e; - 447W pensive. Are usty and di- f? Your live- nu. Are they nd grain~per- Page Sevli ' "thver "bre be known C0,, Ltd. 1 7th ARRIE 'f.o-r. ~Frida y All I NOVEMBER 8, 1923. hat; /aAYS_ .LE OF Cows plan to/have Li1;._ `ya; gs Pay H642 and 390 CO., LTD. I T?" . ., _ \- 2 shipment ots, which lie at very risit to the THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1923. coovvvovooovoo % BUSINE NE! `\Vh11 H eyes tirin gures ` blurred :1 them. Nothin poor vis? , perly m glasses. be right 1 a careful ination- zltion as ` 0.R.E OP1 43 El Phone 1 00000000000 WANTED `MAN 01-zcoon STANDING ANl}LR__l5`.IfUTATlON ._ -...unu A3:-4`--nn3n+ `Q1 PLIVIJ I\l.'al was-Anny.` to represent us in your district, in mortgages and bonds. A great topportunity. nu . --.4511 A I IQIITISQTIIEMT ' ' { LKFKQV Vrrv- -rwu-U-vv - NATlONnAE INVESTMENT REGISTER, LIMITED ' SI Richmond St.,W.. Toronto BUSINESS MEN NEED GL-Assss they find their tiring quickly, when begin to look andifacts escape ` ' ,--L ` Glasses cannot unless made after careful, scientic exam- ination--such an examin- we give. 0. R. RUSK, om). Mil1'1e s Thanksgiving Sale dvertised Things. OPTOMETRIST Elizabeth Street T ' 143 : BARRIET Barrie Business _ .C9||9::.e rr PAYS? TO ATTEND THE BEST Member of Business Educators 1 t!___-_l- IVIBIIIDBT Ill Lluuluvou _-u uuuuu -- Auociation of Canada Stenography Bookkeeping Banking ' Adding Machine Higher Accounting & Auditing Dictaphone Graduates Assisted to Positions. Begin any day. Free information The 'l`hanksgiving sale price on` these suits _:-,-1- -1. V any n a-mu--_-e_ s-tarts at `. . % W. Turner, Prop. ber and `our ' Why not ask me work you'll ou are in town 31);: LIMITED Established 2"6 years. , BOYS ONE-PANT SUITS XE1.-:x.M1LNE & SONS "AIg'e's'ai 'y'e'a}s' id 18' years. J. D. MILNE (Ilka P1199 uu Luuuv vhlnyu -o ha 49 xrnrn-C AMATEUR OPERA EAPABLY PUT on The Message of the Bluebird,'.' a de- l lightful Canadian light opera, was presented ' in Barrie Wednesday and'Thursday' of last week at the Grand Opera House, under the direction of Ass. Huycke, the composer, the proceeds being in aid of the Women s Auxiliary of` the Royal Victoria Hospital. One hundredand fifty people took part in the production, which proved to be charm- ing indeed. The Opera was presented in Alliston Friday evening. u'...L .'......l:o nnaluf Inn aimm tn thnsm who Message of Bluebird Given; by Barrieites; About $300 for Hospial W,A. ' ` ow, 6 yrs., due by sale. ow, 4 yrs., due by sale. , 4 yrs. old, fresh. eifer, due by'sale date. w, `4 yrs., calf at foot. w, 6 yrs., calf at foot. w, 5 yrs., due by sale. are all real good milk- me wanting good cows `e to attend this sale. e sold without reserve; ale--Six months _credit .. 4... .......:.\,.. .....-...I..'..... took the stellar parts, particularly Miss Amsuon rrlaay eveumg. -Much credlt must be gxven to those who Mabel Cheesman, Mrs. H. J. Heath,` andl Asa Huycke. On the manner in which} they" took these difficult roles depended largely the success or otherwise of the pro- duction, I'.`.._.... ._ ....c!..... h`nv\r`v\!\:n+ Mica-Rhona. auction. From an acting standpoint, Miss "Chees- man was" undoubtedly the star. Sheggave a charming delineation of the young Amer- ican heiress, acting `with an ease and per- fect naturalness seldom seen except in those of much greater experience; As Marion, Mrs. H. J. Heath delighted everyone with her singing. Her part included several very difficult numbers, which sherendered with rare sweetness and fine musicianly . ` skill. Particular mention should be made of her brilliant rnditione of the . K s recitative and aria, No Hope is There i For Heart so Filled with Sorrow." Mr.` Huycke sang his numbers well and showed a good appreciation of his part.` The other roles were all well taken 'and the} opera throughout was of such a characterl ` as to provide a splendid form of entertain- ment. The music is of exceptionally fine quality, and the manner in which it was presented by soloists, chorus and orchestra. brought out its beauties well. The singing of the school children in two or three choruses was verygcreditable, and particular mention should be made of the ; solo work` of Beryl Wolfenden, Ida Lipo- vitch and Cora Brown. H l'---_ -.u.-.. as nunnbsnr II` annaa vitcn and uora nrown. There were a number of songs which ` made 9. real hit with the_ audiences, in- cluding a duet by Cleo and Marcel, entitled Little Brown Thrush Song, and the duet by Marcel and Marion entitled The Leg- end of the Bluebird; sextette, Lo, See the Stars in Their Array, - by Marion, Count, Marion s father, Marcel, Cleo and Aunt Jane; Prince of Pots and Pans,iby `ship's chef; If I were a Peppy Old Thing," by Prof. Wren, Marie -and others. The costumes were novel and attractive. IIVL- ..I..-. 2.. ..}..$.-. :n `Loan an`: `I ! costumes were novel anu aurucuve. The play is given in three acts, in which is told the story of Marcel, a Swiss shep- herd boy, in his search for happiness. The first act takes place in a little Swiss vil- lage, the second on board ,an ocean liner, and the third back in Switzerland. An at- tractive love story is entwined through the various experiences of the principals". A- .. --"16 of I-l-an nrnnnntntinn of The the vanous experlences 01 we pnuuxpzua. . As a result of the presentation of The Message of the Bl_uebird,"- the Woman's Auxiliary of the Royal Victoria .Hoapital has added about.$300 to its funds. n. 1:~.:.l.... ..:..l.o Hm nnmnnnv mntm-at! in H88 auaeu BDOUUVSOUU 00 us Luuua. On Friday night -the company motored to Allistomand put on the show there. Owing to the fact that little advertising had been Men s and Boys Clothing and Furnishings Sale Starts Friglayz 1_v9v. 9tl_1 and will cdntinue until eci of the month KEY, Auctioneer. those present seemed appreciative. The town: `authorities were very generous in the mat- ter of rental for the hall. ` The cast is as follows :- = Cleo, an_American Heiress (summeringl in Switzerland), MabelCheesman; Profes- sor Wrenn, Cleo's Father (and a "peppy old thing ), Wm. Griffiths; Miss Jane) Wren (Aunt Jane) Nora Guilfoyle; Marion)! (Marcel s' Sweetheart) Mrs. H. J. Heath;`5] Marcel (a Swiss Shepherd boy) Asa Huycke' ' 1 I done, the attendance was not large, but`) l l l Count de Falcon (very much in love with ; Cleo s fortune) Emory Hill; Innkeeper of ; Tyrolstol -(Marion's Father) F. H. Hurl-l _ burt; Capt. Burke, J. R. Treend; Ship"si ' Chef (a Prince of pots and pans), E. A. Ry-3 ' an; Major Harrison (Canadian Army Of-( E cer), Jack Cooper; Marie (Aunt Jane's` K Maid), Florence Arnold. _ l The following comprised the orchestra z-\ I , Accompanist, Mrs. Wm. Griffiths; 1st 5 Violin, B. -Greene; 2nd Violin, Geo. Pow- Hell; Cornet, V. B. Simmons; Clarionet, J. ,'Wm. Ness; Cello, B. M. Sylvester;_ Bass 1lViol, W. 0. Sills; Saxophone, s. R. Cast~ on; Drums, Ray Simmons; Double Euphon- ium, Jos. Clark. NIL- -J..h. ..L........ .......J.. u.. -0 u\p\n:Ilv\":I Mi1ne s Boys Overcoats have a rea1man s style and dressiness-they are made from all wool men s cloths and tailored by men. \/\/ar,_m1y lined throughout. ' Thanksgiving Sale Prices {$7.25 TO_ $15.50 lum, duo. uraux. The adult chorus, made up of peasants, passengers, sailors, ladies maids, etc., con- sisted .of the following :- ... 1-: :1 1'1: 11 , 1 I Llluv\\A `\l. Una`: -v..- ..- `Misses Florence "Krnold, Edna Cooper, J Victoria Strange, Eleanor Ch-annen, Gladys Lines, Helen Smith, Monita Daley, Evelyn West, Vera Spearn, Marjorie Johnston, Jean Harris, Kathleen Kennedy, Maimie Doug- las, Snowden Beatty, Annie McCullough, Helen Luck, Vera Charles, Jean Cowan, lEileen Callighen, Louise Hurlburt, Connie Merry, Isobel Smith, Irene Wilson, Wilma J Kennedy, Mildred Humphrey, Janet Ed- ward, Laura Teasdale, Gertrude Scott, E1- . sie Ambler, Vera Luck, Helen` Blackstock, . Margaret Wallace, Kay, Culross. Messrs. .}J. in. Armstrong, D. J. Giffen, F; E. Bil- ` lingsley, J. H. Cooper, L. J. Haskett, A. - C. Cooper, R. J. Payne, J. W. Reid, 'H. ! S. W-ardman, G. E. Fricker, -W. C. Rob- : inson, J. H. Bell, W. R. Pritchard, J. C. L Graham, E. R. Hill, R. Furlong, M. J. lnunn D T ruff M Tivinaafnn R BOYS SUITS TWO-BLOOMER SUITS _ . S 'A wonderful collection of the fashionable shades for winter wear, made in Norfolk and plainmodels, lined with wool serge. T wo pairs of bloomers, with belt loops, Governor fasteners and lined throughout. Thanksgiving Sale Prices STARTING AT uuxuaun, 42. Mayor, R. ` C. Devme. U. uevme. Children s Chorus T Harriett Hart, Violet Barth, Nora Hep- pleston, Olive O Conno_:r, Edna Carson, Marion MacLean, Mildred Chown, Aileen McConkey, Gladys Corbett, Mary Huxtable, Ruby Manson, Cora. Brown, Esther Leach, Ilmuam-nl I-Tnlnl-mu-A Mnronrnt Walsh Tvv nuoy Lunusuu, uur-21 uxuwu, sauna; ucuvu, Margaret Hubbard, Margaret Walsh, Ivy Mm-In Rnntrinn nutt, nnrin Smart. Leone Margaret nuuuuru, muxgalcu "man, an; Marks, Beatrice Hewitt, Doris Smart, Leone MacDonald, Hazel McBride, Evelyn Luck, Gladys McBride, Mildred Huxtable, Violet Gaston, Mary Gaston. Florence McIntosh, Ida Rose, Evelyn Madllonald, Ruth Smith, Mary Crew, Lenore Simpson, Jean VanAt- ter, Bell,_ Ruby Ayerst, Mary Haskett, Alice Jean McDonald, Edith `Exell, Linda 1 Harrison, Helen Norman, Irene Goddard, 5 Norma Cubit-Nicholle, Ida Edythe Hawkins, Winnifred Smith, Violet Barker, Lucretia Rowe, Muriel Sweeney, garetta Bigger, Lillian Curtis, Marguerite - Gaston, Mabel Wice, Agnes Cameron, Dor- othy Falls, Hazel McDonagh, Zeta Weay- mouth, Beatrice Urry, Doris Simpson, Lena Strausman, Marjorie Glennie, Mary Mac- Dougall, Margaret Smith, Irene Stunden, Gladys Lee, Elizabeth Lewis, Dorothy Shut- .. M ....:.1 Mm-nlm Mnmin nnmvlnn. Wilma Lipovitch, I I Evelyn Buchanan, Esther Tordiff, Mar- I uctions A from Lee, Elizabeth Lewis, Dorothy shut- er, Muriel Murphy, Mamie Douglas, Wilma Kennedy, Sarah Wallwin, Kathleen Ken- nedy, Marjorie Johnston, Beryl Wolfnden, Marion Vair, Kathleen How, Margaret Big Returns for Yourlvloney BOYS ovmcous Size 4 years t 18 years. 11111, n. ruuoug, M. a. U1. IV- W. Duff, M. E. Livinggton, R. Sizes 7 years to 18 year._ Tl-lg BARRIE EXAMINER 'Webb, Iwylla Poole, Charlie Brown, Isaac _Weldon. Jos. `Ludlow, Gordon Sylvester, :Jack Donnelly, Bill Moodie, Archie Barth, Jos. M4.-Donald, Jack Crocxsland, Eric Mur- _phy. George Spanis, Sydney Bell, James I nun-nu I ,e;;3:: , V E , t:0`,f:y i :t11on , 01 2 tbb/10`fga1 g , `;a0f il1 bua3 be gofgfglilorei ,/``;91 05118 116 % 1,1105 i9 0?`? `illp e9` t1" V61` 113 0W5 :13 g` 11 W1, Its! D35. $5 I :1 sraegvp v 11 t . 5 V", 115 I 0 9 g 91$ 9: daggtlgrglgyiatz)?1`$;:i1:: o5Wa,115o1r15;11g 05, 191510 rebe . NI 1' 0? 23' be 511 be9f `is 96,} 9 of t ' pioit 9 .0 lffitg, ?3*: l`pv,:`A`?v,1;rI*`le;,,w:fog;:; . 6 3` 99 ' 0 5 * i fjjrlfe `ed affC,grk1,fdf;4i`E'{;ave1,ly1:,1x:1=t 1:6 ibefoe`? t1 61I1f0if5.;.9 2; 5 re 9365911165935! . M : 0 93' ,1 `0 g6`'e%0rt5y0` g1;f*` e `hf vV1:3'P;r5' 9 "11 ` e (:36 reag fly. ed) : `:15: 5,rYi11 A mvastwgpd :iiewirt;`;r*;`Z 1516 `p 0 _ \ `_ pr t {I511 wag 9bt.d695,f35 {)1 bib 113 `V git}, Ev`; \`/gagel ~ e`*'erv:,`,`. $351,. giggi W , V ` , ` e f,i152icf;,. Effgefof ill W1` pf 11 at ' 5 W ' 011.1 [1517 l y ' I (1 1,10 Ioflp 9 go t-heir y pf 5 e 1 / GIC-*Ol\ IIIUIIDIIB ULCUIU 1 to parties furnishing nt notes. 6% off for - 45-46c | ll\l\lL)L.a xx: as-an V`... APPLICATIONS will be received by the undersigned until Nov. 22, for Governor and Matron of County of Simcoe House of Refuge, duties to commence on or about Dec. 1. 1923. The same to be approved of by the County Council which meets Nov. 26. 1923. C 45-460. Earl Rowe, Chairman of Com. I-l\|_vv-vu V -- .__ Tenders will be received by the under-i signed up to, .and including Nov. 10, for farm belonging to the estate of the late Geo. l-Iarber, being the north half of lot 16, con. cession 6, Flos, containing 100 acres, all under cultivation. House, concrete wall for barn, 40 feet x 60 feet, hog pen, and other outbuildings. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. F. F. Harber, Executor, 42-45p Box 905, Orillis. NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the Trustee Act that all persons having claims against the Estate of Niels Peterson, late of the Township of Essa in the County of Simcoe, farmer, deceased, who died on or about the 6th day of Sept., 1923, are re- quested to send particulars of their claims to the undersigned on or before the 20th day of Nov., 1923, after which date the ; executors will distribute the xassets of the . estate among those entitled thereto, having . regard onbv to the claims of which they shall then have notice, and that they will . not be responsible to any person for the assets of "said estate whose claim shall not then have been received. * ALEXANDER COWAN, ~m........;.....9 n-1:,.:4.,... DATEIS` Oct. 31, 1923, EOHCE T0 CREDITORS HOUSE . nu`- um . n HONEY BOY MINSTRELS EXECUTOR S SALE LLV unn. uu vv nu , _ Executors _ Solicitor, Barrie, Ontario. 1923 . 44-46c generally as as high as` ord to abuse f grain.