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zes 36k to . . $6.95 Dec. Berry of Craig- vale visited old .acquaIntances here last week. 7 ml... 'IX7nnnnn'a Tnuhufn half! an arm. evening last rrluay. A number of` young people from here went to Allandale last Thursday night to witness` the Allandale young people's production of An Old Fash- ioned Mother, and congratulate them on their very successful rendering. Owing to illness it is necessary to postpone its production here till Jan- 1197`? uary. . - _ . Isaac Lindsay,` aformer resident of Phelpston, is making his home with George Watt at present. 1\/nan Pm.-m Qtnlznn nf 'l`m-nntn is hol- | uary . Tan 1: ueorge Watt at present. Miss Rose Stokes of Toronto is hol- idaying at her home here; Miss Kinnell` visited friends in Bar- rie over the. week-end. . A `Alana 1\/rag TUrn`l'Zh-alnv in viaincr `In me over me. Weex-euu. - Miss Mae McKinley is visiting inl Midland this week . `mntvuf `Dunn-\m~u hgvn nnmmonnn Midland U118 ween. `Foyston Brothers have commenced puttingice in the `rink and hope to have it ready for skating by` Christ- mas.` ` , ` J. T. Johnston is on the sick list. Sunday's storm prevented most of the residents from` attending services here. Fourteen members succeeded in getting to Sunday School: There um: nn nhnrnh nvv`lr-.9. In getung LU nuuuuy was no _church service. The Seventh Line, Vespra, U.F.O. Club, No. 681, held. their meeting on Dec. 3. .It was- agreed that all fu- ture meetings be held at the homes of the Club members so that, after the regular business has been gone through at each meeting, themembers may then enjoy the rest of. the even- ing in a social way; light lunch also to be served at each meeting. It. is hoped that in this way a larger crowd will be drawn to the meetings than has been the case- Members are urg- ed to give the officers the support and encouragement which is due them. The following officers were elected for the year 1926: President. Alex. Miller; Vice President, Lot. Munro; Secy.- '1`reas., Chas. -P. Bowyer (who also is delegate to the annual` convention "in Toronto). - mun navf vnnnfinrr will he held -on In Toronto). The next meeting will be held on Jan. 7 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pratt. U511 ALB ,I.l`uLll [IE5 the public state- Iabor leaders. ent in America is that in any other nnnnrl nfrnngfn hm Dec. 16--Misses Margarethand Kate Graham are spending Christmas vaca- tion with their brother, Duncan Gra- nam. . . Mrs. Norman Campbell and Mrs. James Stoddart are _in Toronto attend- lng the U.F.W.0. Convention this `week. 9 `Alan and Ira `XYQIHDY; RIPE We6K. - Mr. and Mrs. Walker Caldyvell are spending a few days in Toronto. The concert last` week, given by the ' C.G.I.T. in Guthrie church. was un- doubtedly a suc'cess. The assistance rendered by Barrie talent was appre- ciated byall. The play, Waiting for the Toonerville Trolley," was the main feature of the programme, the char- acters being ably V portrayed by the young actors (or was it actresses?) and elicited many at good hearty laugh lnnin I-`Inn an-uI{nnnn anq eucueu Iuuuy rs. , from the audience. III`. `V IT I -TOW? Dec. 15-Congra.tula/dons to Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Edwards (nee Nellie Smith), who were quietly married on Dec. 15, 1924. _ `|\ll'ua A R Anderson has gone to Dec. 1:, 1924. .Mrs. A. S. Anderson has gone to Toronto. Unupbnannigna or-A nnrvv fhnf. the Toronto. Hawkestonians are sorry that the night operator has been moved on ac- count of the C.N.R. doing without 9. night man here since the National has . gone around the other side of `the lake. All wish Mr. Guillette every success wherever he may go, his first move being to Scotia Jet... `Maa `Dar-nlnn `Rnhinnnn Of Orillia nemg to scoua J(:t.,. V Miss Bernice Robinson of Orillia "spent the week-end with her cousin, Miss Doris Kendall. M... `|\ll'nfnnH' -Ia vlnlfing` her niece. r=V1r=N'*'!s1N*?:AVESPRA Irvin:-s MISS JJOPIS 1s.enua.u. Mrs, Metcalf is visiting her niece. Mrs. Albert Burt, in Orillia.' sed Things &Tjvv .Dc. 16-Mrs. J. Wilson and" son I,-Iarvey, of Barrie, spent the week-end with Mrs. G_eo. Mason. nunnnfuuloflnnu fn Mr and MP9. Wltn Mrs. ueo. 1v1a,sun. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Walker McM1nn upon the arrival of a. young daughter. M. Mm-mu urns with'Ba.rrie friends aaugnter. Mrs. Mot-ran was with'Ba.rrie friends over the week-end." Mr. Foster, Sr., is ill. - _ Wm. Henry had the misfortune to have a. couple of ribs fractured while a_t work in the bush one day last week. NOTICES OF` ENTERTA|NMENT8t _ __._I-..1._' __- ..__.2_.I-.I LL.-L IVUI IIIEU VF I-I` I |-uonruuuu--uv -v Correspondents are _reminded that advance notices of Christmas Trees or any other entertainments where a fee is charged are advertising, for which the rate is three cents a word, wheth- ervthey appear in the correspondence or Coming Events, These notices will not be inserted unless definite instructions are given stating to whom `the notices are to be,.charged.A MINI-{:{s11_~1c GUTHRIE Land to cre- ertising. THE BARBIE EXAMINER ;"]:r._ick Gun @@@e&&@2w&wvm@&&w@@@av@&3@a@@@a@wa@@~ w&@~m@w@awwaw&z@aw&@aw&v3@wm@@w@@a@% Dec. 15-Mrs. Curtain of Toronto is visiting her daughter, M53. Ed. Kavanagh. '1"!-an no-nnnnfm-9:, whn have been (10- Kavanagn. - The carpenters, who have been ing repair work at Minesing Station platform, etc., are making a great im- provement in t e appearance of the station. . , `D 1\'nTI{rn-`n17 nf Minnning. who met station. 1 B. McKinney of Minesing, who met with an accident recently, has return- ed to business at the elevator. mu.-_. unnnr ad-nv-nn and blizzard Of the nd fell the 'oJg'1'a 't'i{e'y nd values ed to business at me elevator. The snow storm and blizzard of the -last few _ days has made the traffic rather heavy, but gives things a. wintry onnaorannn fnr nhrisxtmas. 1 .- \Il'I\l \1Ir|II\r|I vvvuu--- V ..--... The Christmas meeting of the Oro Station Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. W. Miller with an attendance of twenty-five members and several visitors. Each member brought `a donation for the Children's Shelter. After a very interesting pro-_ `gramme consisting of music and die alogues the ladies` supplied a treat. It was agreed that the ladies are to en- tertain the Farmers Club- in` Decem- ber and the Farmers Club to enter- tain the ladies in February. The Jan- uary meeting is to be taken by a speaker from the O.A.C., Guelph. and will be held at the home of Hugh Ross on Thursday, Jan. 8. +--------_- ~, ratner neuvy, ULIL snvca uuug appearance for Christmas. tvv-uw Books are a guide in youth,-and an entertainment for. age. They support us under solitude, and keep us from becoming a burden to ourselves. They help us to forget the crossness of men and things, compose our cares and our passions, and lay our disap- pointments asleep. When we are weary of the living, we may repair to `the dead, who have nothing of` peev- ishness, pride or design in their con- versation . -Co11ier . . (mo STATION WOMEN'S INST. tn .4--- .__-..a.:..... In` J-Inn (\~ JUST \Gt;ararI1teed First Quality or Money Refunded. V The Famous Silk Broadcloth Shirt- The shirt that is mosfpopular amongst the well dressed men, our regulanprice was $2.85, with . 'separ.ate collar, reduced to . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . 3: . . . . . . . . . Ensh gtllf. Cloth,_ guaranteed fast colors,` in dierent shades and designs, withseparate co1lar,._our_ regular price is $2.69, reduced to V ` Fine Madras and Zephyr The only thing cheap about this $ 1 shirt isthe price; our regular price was $1.95, reduced to . . . . All these Shirts come boxed or separate. THE FINEST ASSORTMENT 01-` s1L_1<, SILK" KNITTED on wool. CREPE TIES "IN BARRIE RMINESlNG~ sf1'_A'n_o_N 7:. I "'.: `nu .. 98c Silk and Wool Socks, _reg. $1.50'f0r_'59c Handkerchiefs . . . . . . . . . . . 2 for 23 Mufflers, reg. up to $3.00 for 89c Auto-Strop Razors, reg. $3.50 for . 49 Fine Heavy Work Shirts . . . . . ._ $1.19. com: IN AND LOOK Anounn BANKRUPT STOCK SALE BROWN MEN S WEAR Regular from $1.00 to $3.50 -_ Reduced for Christmas shopping - to 25 tov98c eacls ` : Combined with Fifth Ave. Clothes Shop, Toronto. A ALLISTON BARGAIN STORE, ALLISTON. i ` i 22 `Dunlop St., BARRIE.` Next Door Woolworth s. Lowest Prices in Barrie. Everything Exchangeable. BOOKS SHIRTS and TIES ted at 98 at BANKRUPT PRICES For Christmas Shopping l//.1 A . _ ~ CUPYIFSHI by Umlcd Fe: omen ITEMS TOONUMEROUS TO MENTION OTHER SPECIALLY REDUCED 993 ill-bl '9?!` I uI$: :. Auunaun, um V1: p Juan. Whenever I see `anything costly 1 Oh, no; I always manage to control 'want to buy it for my wife." the impulse." L I 5-._},_'- _ .- Syndicale. ___......__. mwwg Before you invet S yielding from -investigate! V 4% to 6% DOMINION - PROVINCIAL - MUNICIPAL Ros; Block GOOD `SELF-CONTROL I~ . Inc. `LISTED STOCKS UNLISTED INSURANCEOF EVERY KIND GORDON S_'l'E}_YENSO_N Sv'veater Coats . . . . . . . . $1.98 and up. Boys Bloomers . . .A . . . . . . . . .. $1.00 Boys Suits . . . . . . . . . . . $5.98 and up Overcoats . .` . . . . . . . . , . . . . . .. $8.95 Boys Sweaters . . . . . . . . . . . .. $1.29 Mitts, Gloves, Gauntlets 39 pr. and up CALL AND SEE NEW LISTS WW? af-te r busi- Barrie, Box 267 Prodigal, ai'en't you ?" u1\1_ ._ _ 1 _I_______ ..___.. 3 29% ` $132.85 00 ' sgei > Ehone 1610' ar 18, 1924. silk, reg- . . $l_.98 Lllub Ill uuy Ulolllf sound strange to e tuned to the cur- ding labor move- In thg r_x_1er.-A fNcsT different `Ann Jud .f .' IvV- son coat trimmed old, dram: nf note '. able gifts, s@@&& patterns, % . , . $1.98 DEPART- r with you.- 98c pair people of '- xaminer. advertising advertising `IL! I dress of note , I nah}. IES LLL I Iurvvvlwn wu- "It conscience speaks when I` do wrong." Said Willie 1n'grea,t glee, _ "`I'm glad it doesn't speak to ma. But only sneaks to me." ` `Henley. December We the var} `best of ale $2.98 Haryy Barron rm gxau II. aoeurrt. spams L But only speaks nuunnio Toldplnono I80. 133 Dunlop:St._ Local. and Long Distance Furniture Removal: 3 Spocialtf Phpne 54-zw 43 Elle-n"Svt7.7 Partridge & Gilroy Exclusive Real Estate Agente T If i.t'is Real Estate; we` have it. e 1 Terms arranged -to. suit 1 purchaser. ,OEice: 46 Buyeld Sh, Barrie. P0 00 B08 sans Us BEFORE YOU BUY on sun. Phones: Office 861, residences 864W or 1071J. A. C. REID y Professor '1`. N. university in a to labor banks which ugh its truth has I the nnhlin at-nfn_ MOTOR TRUCK` CARTAGE .u...----v --:---`- TINSMITHING Exclusive Agnt for PEASE FURNACES - We have a everyne assortment at from $2.00 a dozen up, with considerable reduction for large quantities. _e e By ordering your cards here you can. get something distinctive, at a `cost very little greater than the ordinary kind bought over the counter. Come in and look over our cards today. It will relieve you to get this attended to beforethee V Christmas Rush. - i The Barrie Examiner [private Creeting Garbs TTUBBY A THAN KFUL DON T DELAY ORDERING YOUR Ghristmas ined, J our . . $1.98 HEATJNG 18. 1924. `manna. Phones 222 or 223% FOR u--`r .- R _ Dec. 16---yron Grose and party mo-V tored" to Toronto on `Monday of this week. A A - mug. `llnfhnluf W M Q h: onllnntlng HWGBK . The Methodlst.W.M.S; is collecting ff'uit'1n sealers for the Fred Victor Mission. Toronto. _The response s far has been generous. .-r -r n...;....a.. 1-4+ -hm nnlvh `Rlvnr LC-_l' I853 ` UUUII 5G_lID&UuDa 'L. J ._ Gervais left forisouth River! on Friday v last. His place 911 the, C.N.R. staff is being filled tempor-,. Aarlly by _F. A.*Johnston of Sundridge. nu__ 1.1.. t.;... J...-....u. Avian and ulzaf- `curuy L1,) 1.` . (Lu uvlnanwuvns vs cu-..-..7-..u-. The lake has frozen over and skat- ilng and hockey will be thenext in or- er. ' ' 1115 4 tier . UFCBB UL llUl:Up of gold; fair they roam. and dare. nce sits at home stuff they wear . aer. . . Mr. and Mrs. Harry. Wight` were called to Keswick on Saturday of last _week on account of the illness (1a.ter` resulting in death) of Mrs, Wlght's sister. Mr. and Mrs. Wight have thesympathy of-their many friends. 'I-\... 4... 4.1.... 1......u'y nfnvvnn nf Qnni-'~ln'v IJIU-Bylllpablly UL Luv}; uauu-,7 -. ._....... Due to the heavy `storm of Sunday last the service in the Presbyterian` church was withdrawn}. v\n_1I___ 1.. _._.....1.l...... on C.-no Anqn: Ull UICUII wan W Ilgllhll I-Iv vv u o W. A. Ridler is spending a few days. in Toronto visiting friends. RTnvcv-anon `(inn mnfnrnd tn TOPOntO On Tuesday 0! tnls ween. V B. Morris has purchased the large barn at` the rear of the home of J .. G. Douse. Mr. Morris intends dis- mantling the building and . using the material to enlarge his dwelling. ml... ..mmn+ annm fall hm.-r nnjmnd the In Toronto vlslung Inenuu. Norman King motored to Toronto on |'.I`uesday of this week. 1: 1UI'nm-in hum nurnhased the large material to enlarge nls uwelung. _ The recent snow fall has caused the sleigh balls to be heard again. Christ- mas . season always seems lacking without snow and sleigh bells. -nan. 1uronmaIa+ Jan!` Prnnhvterian WILIIUUI. uuuw tutu 5` Both Methodist choirs are busy music suitable for son. ` `vfinu T.nna'P|1{n I'D clays Wltn Irlenas m '1'UI'UI1|.U. The Christmas tree and entertain- ment in. the Methodist church Friday evening of this-week should be a suc- cess if the amount of work involved In nmnvannnflnn `In nnv nvi`lnnnn_ Mrs. Laughlin returned home Tues- dayiof this week after spending some days with friends in Toronto. 'l`hn hrinfmns tree and entertain- II tne amount U1 worn An in preparation, is any evidence. m produce as been 21 ill encour- Dec. '15-Mr. and Mrs. Collins and daughter left on Friday of last week for California, Mr. Collins having sold his mill to J. E. Doner. Mr and Ivvc frnrhn `Rrnwn nf (".ln.rks. 6!" D!'Otn6!`, rsev. vv . `Dl'UWlL. Mr. and Mrs.-Lorne Jackman re- turned home last week. having} Visited friends at ,-Minesing, Goldwater and Parry Sound. for the past few weeks. rmm nmr-.1mn-nnx is quite nrevalent ms mm to .1. 1:1. uuner. Mr. and Mrs. John Brown of Clarks- burg spent over Sunday with the form- er's brother, Rev. WA. -Brown. M. and M`:-:_`T.m~nn Jackman re- Parry aouna. Ior tne past 18W weenu. `The chicken-pox is quite prevalent in town at present". ` ' Jack Fisher has bought out the," barber business from Mr.'Cy1e` and has already taken over the business._ Mr and Tvn-1:. Qevmnur of the Sev- already taken over tne uu:5u1uu:s._ Mr. and Mrs. Seymour of the Sey- mour House are leaving town today, having given up their business here. V Wood cutting is the orderhf the day here. Mrs. Preston of Collingwood is via`- iting her-sister, Mrs. Wm. Adams. ffnrhnn `nnvmnnn in narvin2'~on the lung n_er-sxster, Mrs. Wm. Auuluu. James Davidson is serving-on the jury in Barrie. . _ `I -Tnrnl `R:-nn.th. who has been ser- Jury In barrxe. Harold Redpath, who has been ser- iously lll, is slowly recovering. The young people around here are enjoying the. pleasure of skating on the Ox-bow. Miss K. Murphy, ,school teacher. spent the week-end at her home in Vespra, that times mprove. ANausFFuyrs_ `LEI-`TROY srgmgk Blelg menu. and Presbyterian preparing special the T Christmas sea-T (NO BODY CAM TELL WHERE THE SHOTS` GONNA 60 was You snoox T, \= \ SHQT up mms wee \ cuessme BULLET NODLD % V H,\`\` THAT House BACK NTHEIZE A 18.51 . ween. The Women's Institute held a sur- rlse party last Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Maw` for the purpose of extending a. welcome to Mrs. Maw. I Tlfnllrgn Tinnynnu nnnivn hnrnn Innf |we1come 120 Lurs. xuuw. I Walter Downey arrived home last {Thursday "from Toronto and is im- Iprovlng (rapidly. V A. Armstrong`. J:-.. entertained a provmg rapmly. r A. Armstrong, Jr., entertained number of young people with a social evening last Friday. A nuumhnr nf'vm1'n:_r nennle from ollar and t., prices 14.00 up