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store is , I)ress ble gifts der gifts kle support, no II F A i5,' 2'o', 2 lbs, kwes Skating _ MEN uart .. 15 FOR e, no tacks, (D1 `IF $3.23 $1.10 W65 vWtw% {1 M- .1astic sides, IIIII If g&wmm&&&w&$$&&% 'A` 'A` 'A` '4` 'A` 'A` '- v-~ _ .. - Mrs. Thos. Trueman` is spnciing the winter in Sausolito, Cahf. `Mrs. Chas. Hambly left this wegk to `spend the winter with friends 1;: I-Iamilton, . _ ~ - ` ' ~ _Mr. and C. P. Wliitleft. on 531% "h`?WiI?h=-. s, ~ `S; `.4 lvIo_n_Bayv night to. visi1g_their daug_'htc`:1fv,D [185 Miss Hazei Mhrr, R.N., of Toron-I to, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mar`r, for a month. . mt- ......: M... I `li`J .T_ Aston have A Mrs. Fred Marr, 101' a momu. Mr. and Mrs. J. E`. J. Aston hav ` `taken up residence in J. F. Gardnefs hogse, 28 Wellington St. West. nr nmwnn nwnn St. returned /lastic sides, "55 . $2.453 1`. $3.50 Q 8;: $1.20 2 nnaanta house, 28 Welnngton an. Vvesu. R. W. Burton, Owen St., returned `home on Monday after a six weeks holiday with his song itrjamilton. and Detroit. 7 7 1--..1. 1:r..1-mm-. n-F `DA+.1-ditrcame home and Detroit. . ' Jack I-Iobson of Detroitgcame for the funeral of the .1ateVJ as. Torey, and will remain .o've_r the "holidays h_i_.s A_m_ot`he,1j, _-Mxfs. ']_.Thos. Hbbsc n. | -Mrs. Norris Campbell, who came to Barrie" last July owing to the ill- ness of her father,` the `late George >Monkman, returned last week to her home in Cloquet,` Minn. 'D Q 'A4-ban flan urea nn WW-In WV. nome 1n uxuqueu, nuuu. R. S. 'Atkey, -who was on The Ex- aminer staif during--the summer of 1923, has been a pointed editor-in- chief of Varsity, the -paper publish- ed by the students of `the University of Torpnto. . - . . . ' Mr. Thomas .Bl'ain `of Barrie and. 'oI Lorpnto. * ;' Mr. Thomas Blain and ` Miss 'Ma_1-ian. Elizabeth Ritchie of West Gwlllimbury were quietly wed-' -ms sAIuuanxAu1N1-:1 : Aded in Toronto on Dec. 10 by Rev. D. N. Morden. They will reside i_n the house erected by Mr. Blain 'th1s year in Elizabeth St. . ' - ` Tho nnanonmnnf Ia 11117101111!!!-5.!` nf ? year 111 DIIZEDBCH DE. - The engagement is announced of Catharine (Rita), daughter of Mrs. Kate Sproule, Wychwood`Ave., Tor- onto, and the late James Sproule of Utopia, to Mr. Purnell Wilson Carr, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben. J. Carr,` Thornton, the marriage-to take place the latter part of December. Atthe annual meeting of the'Do- minion Grange, held in Toronto this upport and 25 $4.00 kle support, 0 CI A A week, A Howard Bertram, Midhurst, Was. elected Overseer; Ernest Carr, Painswick, Steward; Mrs. Howard Bertram, Lady Assisting Flora; Messrs. Bertram and Carr, on the Ex. ecutive; W. L. Smith of Toronto, re- cently of Barrie, Lecturer. - "Bryson s Christmas cake; almond- iced and decorated, .45c lb. 50-51c `Due. GI`-n-nnd-an a nnvnL+u-irnv-nu!` lceu anu uecprawu, -zuc nu. uu-an; -Buy .Staunton`s semi-trimmed ` wallpaper-22 in. wide instead of old 18-`-in. A For sale by_ W. A. Lowe 8: Son, Elizabeth St. ' 39tfc .AUT1Q1. Cod Fis of 'tI.1e' 17` old- 11. lt Slippers, ;.. no nu-