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October 23, 1924. urulsc auu uunnxngton. l The King's Daughters" of Central churchvwill hold their meeting `at t__he lhome of Mrs`. Geo. E. Strach_an on I Friday evening. . Miss: `Mm-u A TK7QIIrn':n- .-.9 rn.-....-...+.. n.uspu.u1, D.l'X'lE, Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Currie and Ross spent Sunday,visitlng friends at Game- bridge and Cannington. Th "T(if'lD" T\nna-hfnv-a" AP f`nv\fun`I I ocetobt 20--Glad to report that Jas. McArthur is improving in the R. V. Hospital, Barrie, MI` Qhr` Mr: Alnv fV:I vIu nnal DA:-up-I LV U V U11] U61 L111 aprulg. The Ladies Aid met last week at the_home of Mrs. John Sanderson. The outcome of this meeting was a deci- si_on_1;o`have a.plain cake social in! N ovember.. MFR I-Tnnonb -T-Tar-u nf 'i`(\IIl'|I'|>"l'\ unnnfl I.` UIIU VVS Mrs. called last. DUIIUULEQUHI. kl. uuy ltl. KIUIUC "Mr. and Mrs. F; R- Day z spent a day recently with 1 brother at Penetanguishene. .'NI'v3a Wrnnnf {Windfnnn In` brother at renetanguxsnene. . Mrs. .Ernest Clipstone. l_ate'Yy from- England-, is spending a week_`at her home here. . . . | 'l`hn Rnv E Martin in innnhino hie last sermon here for some time. -The `isterial friends, partly at least, from IIUIIIU ll_U1'I=. The Rev. S. Martin is breaching his future arrangements are that Shanty Bay will be supplied by Barrie Min-1 November till spring. '.l"hn Tmion Aid rnnf lnuf urnnlr at AVUVBIIIUUIV; v - . , . ` Mrs. Horace "Hardy of Toronto spent over Sunday at her, cottage here. Mm Ahnnv-"Rail had f'hn`nh:nenv-A nel U\ Ul' ouuuuy au ne1',cu1.Lage nere. ' Mrs. Abner'Ba1l had thenleasure of a visit from her -~_dau`ghter lately. `Mfr-u T-Tn-|~nnr|~R T\/l nv-fin in run 0 uksif at\ EImvale tor `a feiv days with her 6. VIHIL Ll.'UlIl llUl'"'_ua.UKlll.t'I' lE:LLCl,V. Mrs, Hereward Martm Is on a visit` parents. - '|\/I -r and Mr: "Raft-hnlnr nf"`RoIrnv 5]J\'.'llL IIIUSI. U1 ldl. VVCUIK Ill 1Ul'UllLU. Mr. "and Mrs. William Camnbell of '-Toronto spent over_ Sunday in the vi]- lage. T _ - ~ x - . , ?\/fvrnn Mr: WIT! Anrnu ennnf Qnn_I Jase. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Adams spent Sun-E day in Hawkestone with Mr. and Mrs. g Fellows. ' `lhina Dnurnnida nan! In.-nu an. A0 `Danna malguen. Sutton of Pterborough Normal Schoolv spent a day at home lately. / "Mr nn Mr; W- `R `Dav and ('8:-rv-an pun-:uLu. ' Mr, and Mrs. Batchelor of'Balm.V. Beach. Toronto, spent Sunday with Mrs. Hardy here. V 1-__ .u.'_ _1-..-_,L____..4. u; 1'-.__,, -r\,u- ,1! October 2b--Mrs; Henry Gilchrist spent most of last week in Toronto. 7 Mr and Mrn William (`arnnhnll nf BIGBAY POINT (Reynolds and herson 0: on Mrs. `W . _`McGi1l on .Cl_EI`N'[RAA:L oko KND SHANTY BAY THE BARRIE EXAMINER! . at e 1a.te1y. and Orma Mn. Day si I . of Edgar. 11 Sunday ; befroy 43c In Clan cureu a posluon. | Gordon Brethet was fortunate in se-` | curing first place in the Judging Com- petition held last week. and asa result i he secures a free trip to Chicago; I Miss Marion Cerswell took third place | among the ladies. These young people are to be congratulated on their suc- cess. VIVLA `|"lTA.........!... 'I _...L:L.-A._ ,1: 41-2-, _.u, __ cu LU `cLuuuL `iU.UU. - The Presbyterian anniversary ser,- vices held on Sunday last werewell `attended. The church was filled in the morning and in the evening more gathered thancould be accommodated." Rev. D. L. Gordon of Agincourt gave two very impressive sermons and the choir helped the services considerably by the quality of the selections render- ed. On Monday night the chicken sup- per brought out a good crowd and after justice was done to all the good things spread in the community hall everyone repaired to the Orange Hall to listen to. the programme. Vocal selections berg, Mrs. J. W, Stone and 'Miss E. Carter and were much amireciated. . Miss `Dorothy Andrews gave several readings as only Dorothy can give them. The main part of the programme consisted of speeches by T. W. W. `Evans of Bradford. Dr. Ames. Rev. Mr. Graham and W. H. Eves. all of Newmarket. These men discussed very eloquently and from every` angle the great temperance question which is bulking so large in the minds of every one today. A very `enjoyable and in- structive evening was brought to a close by a hearty vote of thanks being given _to all who took part. were rendered by Mr. Hart of Schomi ml?/fiss bay is visiting at A. A. Bell's. Nurse MacLella.nd is visiting [under the parental roof. Miss: Wlnrn {Iv-Qhnrn ann-nf I-Inn nyianiz-_ Luz: pa.renI.a1 roux. _ Miss Flora Graham spent the week "end with her_mother, Mrs. .A. Graham qt Hawkestone. Octoberi 21--M1'A',1 Branfllon of Edgar is spending a` few days with his daugh- ters, the Misges Brandon. ---..., ---_, -.---..-.....- .(.u.~..u-van. James MaLelland & Son hav sold out and are moving to Orillia. . Picking annlm: in fhn nrnr nf I-ha ULIL unu are HIOVII Picking apples day. - ` T\/Hue .'I"I;nr ic via CUBS. The Women's Institute of this place conducted a. booth at Bradford Fair which was well patronized by the gen- eral public. The.net proceeds amount- ed to about $40.00. ' Tho prnuhtrfnrion onn-lcrnunnsny nu o BROWN MEN S WEAR 22 DUNLOP _s'r., BARRIE. to match, allsizes, regular up `to $6.00 Another ne assortment of*Fir1e Madras Shirts, some with extra col- lars, in all the latestshades and stripes, regular up to $4.50 . . . . . . . . Aindt-he talk of the di strict-SlLK_BROADCLOTH SHIRTS, English materials, in_ white, sand,`cream and powder grey, with separate collar n o o o a n o I c n o n o Q I o o - o u o o o s BANKRUPT BOUGHT THEM FOR CASH AT A LOW `PRICE AND YOU E GET THE BENEFIT. COME IN "AND. sEE THEM. One lot of Fine Madras Shirts, idurable material, in stripes of black, . 1 blue and brown and patterns, a1l`s',izes, regular up to $2.50 . . . . . . . . . brown, peach, and powder grey, with extra collar to match, all sizes, A11 extra `ne assortnaent of Shirts with colored silk stripes, in white, regular $3.50 . . . ._ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..r . . . . . .. i one STATION BUYANOW FOR CHRISTMAS Overcoats -} Suits -V Penman s Underwear - Socks I.-- Gloves HUNDREDS OF FINE sums JUST ARRIVED LU u1'uua.. the order of the \ October 20--Ro>bert Anderson. John , Anderson and` Art Jones left last Sat- urday for Florida where they will spend . several months. ' [ lluunu Qlnlw-Inn `nu.-`I (VlnnIn}\n 'n`p\"(\I-urn LOWEST mess IN CANADA Still Going On IngtcnZ$Ic.21(1('s"aV ;'r'1;>x;.;l;iy-zd-egg)-o.:>.sit of $25 with Compound Interest in this Bank will amount to $3,498.85. . v V-I4 A frlend In need; 1s A _a friend 1ndee`d- `BANl$:fIQRONTO HEN a nancial emergency arises-no a friend will be quite so sure to help you as a Bank of Toronto Savings account. It is one friend you will be sure of-why not begin to cultivate this friend now? Capital, 35,000,000..- A|`l_andale NEXT DOOR WOOLWORTH S BRANCHES BARBIE. ' unu J.VlI'H. 1`UllU\`VH.' I `Dr, and Mrs. Brown of Toronto spent. a few days at their cottage this week. ' 'Es:Z3zzs ml bed 1855j Resrves, :7,ooo,ooo Elmvale $1.19 $1.98 $2.29 $2.69 Page Seven ' 182 `UIILU IELHL WEEK. V , 1 Anniversary services in the United, church here next Sunday. October 26.v Service in the morning will be taken, by Rev, J. R. Patterson of Orillia and: in the evening by Rev. H. E. Vvellwood of Barrie, _ 1 I/flan 1|ll'HAnn.-I `llfnnnlnnll n4 `l\ A1nnA 01 l5al`I'.l8, ` Miss Mildred Marshall of Midland- is staying: with her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Fellows: `hi! nn `Inn Dmiirln AC VTVA-en-:61; n-A-6 . EGVUITLI IIIUHLLIH. 7 I Misses Shirley `and Chelsea Fellows, and Lyn Fellows. motored here from Toronto and pant the week-en_d at their home, ' `Mun QI-n-no'nr\nnO- a Patti Rncvu In 'I`nn_l U!:'l't1 UH nuuuuy. _ The Sunday School will be held here next Sunday at 3 o'clock. V A prelim- inary gathering of -scholars will be held , at 2.30. VV. J. Walker of Barrie will` address the congregation. The Sun-] day School Executive have selected Monday, Dec. 22, as the date fortheir imnual entertainment and Christmas ree. ' - . \ 001. SOX l.{lU1l' lll)lll!'.', _ I Mrs. Stone spent a few days in '1`o_r- onto last `week. A..........m...., m.....,.M. 3. . n... 1-v...i...: y u u _--.a .... .u~,-....-.y, , I ("M22 and H: 'l.;eaSdale"and'sonF Graham of Aurora' visited (Mr. and; Mrs. George Johnston on Sunday. -I III... r...r1 `MIR... A 117 I"II,.-.-.-.'._1..4. .._..1! -.-.... ...v...-a.. ....-........u.. I415 ~u;uwJ M'r.'and Mrs, A. v\. Plowright an(1% family of Huntsville visitedxrelatives, here on Sunday. 'T`hb .Q'nnnv Qnhnni nn'Il ha `half! knr-n Luupx: uvcr cunuagj. . `Mr, .and Mrs. A`. - Armstrong, Sr? ~ and A. Armstr0ng,- .]`r.. visited friends; at A gus on ,Sundz1y_ , 3 111.. .....a 11.... 11-" rn,._'._1_u- _,_:|'.A_. I `. IV!-I Ijll I Octob'er 21+A. Ronald,4George John- ston and W, L. Adams have installed! radios during the pastweek. I 13.......1.a n.....1......,: -..-.,. 1.-..-- n__-_,_ n._,.,| - Vvuyvrvv ~.._.-..a wnnv l.u.~.u. u vvlsc ` Ronald Orchard was home from Port Hope over Sunday. _ : NI!` 2111'] T\/I've A` AI-nxafvnnxr Q1 ; Your Dollars Do Double, Duty At Dominion Stores All Laundry Soaps, 10 bars, 630 The enlarged buyi_ng power of the Canadian dollar is neyer so apparent as when spent for groceries in a DOMINION STORE.` Customers are astonished to nd how much more they can `get for their money here than elsewhere-and at no sacrice of quality. " Our groceries are always rst grade, clean and fresh, because we sell them quiclcly. Place your order this week (we deliver if it is $3.00 or more) and make your dollars buy more. PLUM JAM, 4 lb. -L ,49c OOL RICHMELLO 6 RICHMELLO - COFFEE,1lb. - - COCOA,-I/;1b.A . C RICHMELLO RICHMELLO A . COFFEE, I/,i1b.. `COCOA, 1/. lb. . Sl:3.ECT TEA Dauulaw an lid-'ll'D lb.- lb. BAYSII-DE PEARS - - Q- CLARK S TOMAT s UP . -. - GO DEN BANTA CORN - - - ' MACARONI and A SPAGHETTI, 2 lbs, . STANDARD PEAS - : - PEANUT V BUTTER .. -_ MAYFIEL13 B-ACC.)N ' VALENCIA ISA YQTITQ C V llalalll` Dill RAISINS, 2 for - LEMON and ' V I\I3 A XTISJD` `DEBT IJIIIVI. LII.` Bill} ORANGE PEEL -D. S. L. BAKING POWDER - - AUNT. DINAH ` 'lll\`l AQQEQ Q `A- Libby's, Aylmer and Clark : Pork-and Beans,2 for - `- `iB`LA `n'?2 5....- .Z5c SI-IELLED , . V WALNUTS - A - -49 WHITE SWAN PAN- CAKE noun, 2 for %$up%1;:% .. . %.39c LeER'spG9L2E~. .28c Thfursday, October 23, 1924.7 HAWKESTONE NAPTHASUA CANDLES ~- 2 nozm FOR 25 5-STRING BROOMS ....... ~ 69 Here s a. tip for happier lives-A { MINESING W5 sLt.` Makes chegrir wives! e .29c .l6c %.llc .20c , .25c .l5c .23c 35 .35 .l9c NIIRTS 1.75 7 -25c } Miss B. `Carruthersgteacher at the! King Edward school. Allandale, has been off duty for a: few days owing to a. severe cold. ' Mrs. Thompson, Detroit, is visiting` 1} heirparents, Mr, and Mrs. Elphick. I `If...-. I I -.A.A..I` T`l .<--.I-A...L_..._ --_._.. LL- BIRD S . V - CUSTARD - . _TIgf1%Ui> 14: an KING S PLATE Q A 'D`I'\1'`NI'`Ia`Q 0) . ISLIVU 78111 SARDINES, '5 for PUMPKIN MARSIZIMALLOWS (from. Paterson's) PATERSON S SUN- BEAM ORANGE mscurrs ._ CURRANTS n'1.'-_ .15-)'z'.--1;l;;: fnnn and SEEDLESS ~ RAISINS, 2 for . 41;` qt) 2 for .- - - RAISINS. Seeded; and Seedless, 2 for? - 1 1 _ _ I\|_A_ 'II5l5I\`I5I\ L Pints - - - wnEH: $nAr . `.`T: 10 hnd`25C -B_I(l3zI?S:`ARD `. A. l_8C T`f1*sup 14 ma-25 ?*?E." . . - .79c MAPLE SYRU 39 uC_L UL IV.Ll'u VV CLLUUII LV1l'-Lal_1llH_ I'UUUHLl,V. E l : Mnand Mrs. Fred McCann"hnd Mr. and Mrs. B. Carruthersvsnent Sunday lwith Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Brown. Pains- - wick. ' - I 1:*.m.m.m umin. M....+ .'...e.... ...a........... 1... ---. P.-- _---._, -.-., .-.... -.--.. ....p...y..u l 9 Mrs. Metcalf, Hawkestone. was the guest of Mrs. Wator_1 Mo.Cann_recehtl,v. I ,,s|-11,, _11Dl\ nu- WIUK. Eugene Smith. first prize winner in the field crop competition, has had his .oat_s threshed and estimates his, yield Part 70 bushels to the mere at least. BRILLANTE ouvn on. . .. Vihd - -... um, .... \/' VA. lphiclc made a trip to Toronto [on Monday. - - ' M - nu... n...: `An... 1x7 mnn . H . _ ......a. :1..... October 21---'P6tato `digging `ris the| order of the day here. A ~nn.-|-'x_u_ .__-_1_ - L.,l,, .1. run, , ._ uu muuuuy.' - ' _M1'. and Mrs. Miller spent Sufi- day in Elm Grove. 1-s4-|__I_ v-[-11 u_-, _ _n;_ , , Q0` ....-..V .. \..-a Ra-1.1;}: 3-(`ell is 'IY1.ome. after spending` the summer in Kirkland Lake. 11- vs 1-. I . -...v...... uauv .-`. san4.puu. A goodly number attended the an-i Vniversary services held at Midhurst; on, Sunday, _ - ' * \ 'l"ho T.nr'Hnu' Aid rnnl-` of flu; Innrvsn rd auuu::L_y_ `- '\ The Ladies Aid met` at the home of !M_rs. VV. Cook last week. All enjoyed. ,the pleasant afternoon. I I Horne)` qanu wucn. . . Visitors over Sunday included: R. and family and -Miss Mary Tracy of Toronto at B. Tracy's; Mr. J. Blain of New Flos. Mr. I I and Mrs. ;'and'Mrs. A. McDougall and Mrs. G; I I I I I ' of Toronto at A`. Kn-am) s. -McBride and daughter, all of Barrie. at Mrs. W. Kn-app's; Mrs. M. Knapp I I A ._;.;____.1__-1 41, ........:1__ ____..-I-._.A - -7 Top 9-inch` Rubbers 111111111 L'Ull IEISL \r\' CUK. . Walter Cook visited. _in [last week. Tflnifnnn \ Kenilworth r\1vr\|n 15 I J Pratt- and family motored to Hamilton last week. ' ' T Txh-.1+m (`nab "nu-Mn : in 'rI.....:1......'.a.1.. ! . (The Late For Last We;k)' } I I 1v[lNlSlN_G S_TATl0N PTO?`-'53 _25c| .25c 15:: %-Z9c ;29c 25c -25c 196' Ul.t:l,' every vveunesuay. `.1350 Those from here taking. in the ploughing `match at Brampton were Messrs. Gilmore,'_ Marshall. John, William, Ralph and Thos. Reive, H. H. and Harkley Allen.` A V Mr. and Mrs.?Henry Taylor suffered a. severe loss when their house and most of the contents were burned on Thursday. They have ~the sympathy of the -community. . T W `R. Rlnnn nf T.vnr1nn annual dun, urxcuua `Ill uluuueuts. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Allan and Mrs. Robert Boyes were in Toronto on Mon- ~ day. .._T\|~ Rrhurnino Ron!-In`!-V of T.n .ua1:Dr. Brownlee, dentisf, hotel; every Wednesday. "Fla nan frnvn `horn falzir U1. ' LIIU 'UUIIl!IluIllI.y. W; B. Sloan of Lynden spent Sun- day with his sister, Mrs. S. W. Watt. H. Sloan of Toronto spent the fweek-end with Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Sloan". October ;.21-Mr. and Mrs; Ralph Davidson spent Sunday with Mr. and -"Mrs. Gilmore Reive. ~ Kr and Klan Tnhv-1' Dnuna n-1:1 1UI n \J'lllllUl.'U I551 V U, and Mrs. John" Boyes and _Mr. and Miss Rogerson spent Sunday with friends `in Sunnidale. II urn-I `llama T'l1 n`II-nu A11.-an A-`A IA ...-. .nr1ua.y evening. Miss Mary` A. Walker of Toronto Normal spent the Aweek-end at her home here. - A Central anniversary services will be held on November 2 at 11 an. and 7 p.m. Rev. J. S. Shortt of Barrie will take the services. ' _ Successful 'W.M.Sp. Meeting V The-second annual sectional meeting: in connection with Barrie Presbyterial was held in Central church on VVed- nesday,` October 15, and was presided over b'y the Vice President, Mrs. R. B. Ledingham of Jarratt. The meeting was opened with devotional exercises after which Miss McLucas gave the address of-welcome. Twenty minutes was then given to intercessory prayer for prohibition. Mrs. McGi1livra_v of Orillia gave a Bible reading from` Neh- emiah emphasizing the need of prayer and Work in _ the present campaign Without which victory is impossible. Music was provided by the C.G.I.T. of Esson, Mrs; Frank? Leigh presiding at the organ. Mrs..Jas. Robertson of .Bar.-l rie gave an excellent report of the` summer school,at Geneva. uuu um. IIUHIU, _ _ Quite a numberof people are taking advantage of the good fishing around the Pdint and report fiiie catches these days.` , W T-I" flnnnh nnnnf fhn urnnl:-_an:1 of LIIIIIIIUI PIUIIUUI ,a4L \1!:'lIb'V. The `afternoon session commenced at two o'clock with devotional exercises by the Auxiliaries of Guthrie and Central, after a which Misses Lena Crawford and Helen Ross gave a duet.- Mrs. Ney of Midland gave a splendid report of the provincial meeting in Hamilton. Miss Helen Ross then rend- ered a solo. Mrs. McGillivra,v led in the discussion of Auxiliary difficulties. Mrs._\W, R. McLean extended an in- vitation to meet at Jarratt which was accepted. Mrs, Thomas Sinclair of Barrie gave the closing words. RE... A1--1.. A-.5----A-. -`A ----J A ~-~L- {TS LU LUl'U.lll.U UH 1'lILll'ul1y. _ Mr. and Mrs. Grant Mayor and Miss Marjorie Mayor spent the week-end at Bobcaygeon. ' Mind N`. Wnnnnll flnnra-n Wbnnnll un ul. .DUl)Ua:y5't=Ul1. Miss` E. Fennel]. George Fennellband Robt. Sproule were among those who ' visited Bradford Fair on Wednesday. ' Minn Muriel Jnhhift nnnnf fhn wank- `VISILUU Dl'.uLUl'u J'.`&;ll' Ull weunesuay. " Miss Muriel Jobbitt spent the week- end at home, Qilifn 9 n1Irnhnivnf nnnnln urn folzinar uuya.` F. H. Gooch spent the Week-e_nd at his summer home. _ . T-T `D An-and-wanna In uvhsilnnu in Inn, Ill! Ell1ll.lllUl' llUlIl.Uo H. B. Armstrong is visiting in Tor- onto for a few days. , , -Minna: Maria and Ti`:-can ,TnhlniH- nf ULILU LUl' 21 LUW uayzs. *Misses Marie and Fred. Jobbitt of Toronto visited ,at home on Sunday. ..4.-4. . av BIG 1 \-I van unv-3-115 vv UL um. Mrs. Alvin Anderson moved a. vote of thanks torthe ladies of Central for their hospitality and to all others tak- ing part. This was seconded by Mrs. T. H. McMahon. The music in the afternoon was in charge of the C.G.I. T. groups of Guthrie and -Central. Mrs. George Strachan presided at/`the organ. The ladies of Central served dinner and Supper. * ` Oct. 20-"Mr. and Mrs. Grant Mayor motoredyto Toronto on Thursday. Miss Marjorie Mayor of the nursing staff ofjthe Sick Children's Hospital, Tor- onto, came home with them and is spendlngytwo weeks" with Mrs. Mayor and other friends. Mr nri Mm Wrn mmn nnnfnrn uuu U LIIBF LICIQIIUS. Mr. and Mrs.. Fred Elliott motored to Toronto on Thursday. Mr and `Mr: (1!-sanf NI'nvnr and `l\/Has: -.... -... you u_v- any. vs _ g - In its department. A Peep Behind- the_ACurtains' of Time," the Toronto `Telegram on Mondaygave photogra- vures of `Rev. J. Russell 'MacLean (a " former rector of Shanty Bay) as he i was at the age of_ three and as he is y today. Accompanying thepictures was ' the following sketch: Rev. J. Russell 1MacLean comes from the Hiechlandl u stock. He was born in Glasgow and educated at I-_Iutchison s Grammar ; School and Glasgow University. .He came to Canada twenty years ago, and , for thirteen years has been rector of --I St. John's (the Garrison) Church. Portland Street, where he ha.s success- , , fully organized a, medical mission in? . co-operation with St. John s Hospital, , and omnnized the convalescent home 1 at Whitby. He is chaplain. at Stanley Barracks, and of _the Army and Navy '"'Veterans. The Boys Naval Brigade [of Canada._in which Mr. MacLean takes `a great interest. was organized in St. ' r John's Church in 1917. Mr. MacLean i also is editor of The'Sailor." He is "a member of "the St. Andrew's Society i and of the'fMasonic Order. Before! coming to St. John's Church'._Mr. Mac- 1 Lean was in charge of the old Angli- ca.n'~church at Shanty Bay, and there, < with the late Colonel O'Brien. insti- . tuted a series of lectures in the .rural ` sections of East Simcoe. `which he ` would like tosee extended throughout . the country." ' - I ride.