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)3, `I925. cottage an vvasuga .uca\.u.. Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith, of Toronto, and Mrs. Mollie Scott of Montreal have returned home after visiting `Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Weegar, Toron- L- cu. 1ur.. o....:a.L :. n-n1\niIo1 `Int-nnnn- N11 . and lVI.I'So VV- .|`Jo VV CCEGL, I.\.n.uu~| to St.. Mr. Smxth is general locomo-I tive foreman of _the C.N.R. at Tor- onto. V M..- o 1- l"nII\v-nhn km cnn, `Dr. onto. Mrs. S. J. Coleman, her son, Dr.l G. A. Coleman, and her grand- daughter Marjorie; of Chicago,-Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Linklater of Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. `Chas. Linklater and daughter of Ha_milton are visit- ing Miss Black, Elizabeth St. M-n ant! Mr: {Iv-nnf. Lnmzman came mg H1158 Dmcn, nauzauucuu um Mr. and Mrs. Grant Longman came from Toronto to spend the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. E. Longman. They ------- -:-A rm M4 wmnw Wltn N11`. and HITS. 1'4. _J_.1Uug1uau. LIIUJ were accompanied by .Miss Winlow of Gloucester, England, who is visit- ing her sister, Mrs. G. Longman, and also by Geo. McRae of Toronto. 121 1- 'r___;.:..._ ....L.......nA An 'I`1n1re_. HIDU Uy CCU. J.IJ.v;vu\4 va. -v-v...--. ' W. J. Justice returned on Thurs-- day after holidaying for three weeks - at l\/kleldrum Bay, Manitoulin Island, where he did missionary work thirty- ve years ago. He reports splendid crops all over the island. One of the photos secured on the trip shows a` very unusual natural growth, two ap-- parently separate trees having grown into one about six feet from the ....-.-...l. I Ill DU U11! ground. ' RESERVED sans` FOR THE 'r.wo CHAUTAUQUA PLAYS Barrie Chautauqua opens on Sat urday afternoon at the Grand opera house and will continue afternoon and evening for four days. Eights .high-class programs will be given. `A $2.00 season ticket, plus amusements tax, admits to the whole eight at- tractions, and gives _the holder the privilege also of reserving seats in advance for the plays on Saturday and Tuesday nights. Children under 15 may secure season tickets for $1.00 and the same privileges are allowed. The season tickets are also . _ exchangeable among the family or household. Plan is now open at Mal- comsonfs insurance office. The price * of reserved seats for. the plays to . those who do not hold season tickets 2- nu.` ......l Irnvo much nnnfsx, '75(-_ 3-ndl 22 Dunl6p Street BARRIE Next Dodr Woolworth s Miss Irene rethanksto friends who nd sympathy ent bereave- QQII those who do not now season lauznchag is 95c and tax; rush seats, 75c and taxi Season tickets are for sale by the Chautauqua guarantors. and may also be procured at The Examiner office. Seat reservations for the plays will be made for out-of-town ticket- holders. Phone 222. Circulars and programmes of the Chautauqua are obtainable at The Examiner office. ---Wall 9. er -in latest' designs, all , prices. xc usiveagency for Statin- vton s semi-trimmed. W- A. Lowe & Sons, Elizabeth St. A ' 39tfc. ::Y""B nun: ---__ fan nzuuug :xAu_mzn% F. E. SHEPPARD (Toronto) $T1o,ooo BANKRUPT s'roc1< II A ISIHIIF J ,__ } &.-`-v:: I \ Aug. 12-Mrs. James Gazey and son, |Jack, of Toronto, called on her sisters,? Mrs. G. Hunter, and Mrs. W. Forbes, last week. 1uI'I.:. Dnqln Tnhnufnn an Miszs Dnrisx ` last VVBBK. Miss Rosie Johnston and Miss Doris Hewson spent the `week-end with friends in Minesing. i 1|/r...~. '\T1-usn and Mia: Vvih-19 Nous of ? trlenas m Mmesmg. . Mrs. Ness and Miss Wilda Ness ofi Big Cedar Point and Miss Tout and} Barclay Ness of Toronto called on the f0rmer s sisters on Sunday. I mt..- wmnv `R-;a1r'l\vin nf Aurnra is: wry of Char- Aug. 13, 1923. \f0rmer s1sters on bunuay. i Mrs. Emily Baldwin of Aurora is< visiting her sister, Mrs. Martha Patter- son. Mrs. Neely of Gilford is visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. Latimer. . Man Msmkrip Mnnnnkev snent a. few! daughter, Mrs. W. hammer. . Miss Maggie Mcconkey spent fewi [days in Allandale this week. mmmin Minmn nf New Jersey isl days In Auanaale tms ween. . Captain Minten of New Jersey is the guest of the Misses Orchard. Miss Hilda Hoover is holidaying with friends in Toronto. mu. nun `l\/I :-c (`nrnrnpr loft for their with friends 1n '.L'oronto. Mr. and Mrs. Cummer left for their` ihome in Aneroid, Sask., after visiting friends here. \ um." Vnnumn nf 'I"nr-nnfn is: visitimz friends here. Miss Kenwell of Toronto is visiting Mrs. Mary Givens. _ . A..n....~ (11-nan has: sold his coal and Mrs. Mary ulvens. Arthur Green has sold his coal ;grain business at Craigvale to Ben. Webb. nnm. 'r.i-min Vnonnhnw of Toronto Webb. Miss Lizzie Kneeshaw of Toronto 1 is holidaying with her sister, Mrs. Wil- L son Black. an...-. `noggin T-`|'nnh:r nnnnf last week Black. Miss Bessie Hunter spent last week with friends - in Toronto. n/r.. one `Mru AM-hnr Green are vis- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Green are vis- I iting friends in Toronto and Chicago. With friends-1n '1'OI`0I1I.0. M and Mrs. Jack Hewson and famJ lting trlenus m 'J.`O!'On[0 anu L.uu:u.5u. ` Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hewson fam- ily of Toronto are holidaying with the former s parents here. rm... ..,mn..-. nf 1-hp threshing` machine bib the formers parents nere. The whistle of the threshing machine is a familiar sound these days. A... nu. mm nf hnr wedding` aboutl is familiar souna mese uays. - On the eve of her Wedding about thirty ladies of the community arrang- ed a delightful surprise in the form of a miscellaneous shower for the bride- to-be, Miss Bertie Patterson. Sharp at 8.30 the ladies arrived accompanied `by a well-filled basket of gifts which` were placed before the recipient to- be opened. The bride-to-be replied in a few well-chosen words and after a jolly half-hour the guests departed. The good wishes of the community go, [with Bertie to her home in Iroquoisi . `I`IIo.`II - I WILH ~ Falls. UUUII3 I nu-svu can A quiet and pretty wedding took place at the home of the bride's mo- ther, Mrs. Wm. Patterson, Stroud, on Tuesday, August 11, at 2 p.m., when| Florence Alberta Patterson of Iroquois Falls became the bride of James Hu- bert Coons, Iroquois Falls. Rev. L. McLean, Bradford, officiated. ' The bride, who looked very pretty in crepe with shoes to match, carried a bouquet of Sweetheart roses and lily-i of-the-valley. She entered the livingl room on the arm of her mother to the _ strains of the Lohengrin wedding march played by the bride's cousin, Miss Georgie Reive, Churchill. Vlnn av-nnn1 u' favnrs were: to the ` her dress of cocoa-brown silk canton J.VJ.lSS ueurgnu n: The groom's bride, a. white with diamonds, vanity case. After 1:, dn.in1 `DAVIS--In Essa Township, on-Monday, Aug. 10, 1925, to Mr`. and Mrs. Geo.` L. Davis, a. son. COCKBURN--In the Royal Victoria` Hospital, Barrie, on Wednesday,` , Aug. 5,` 1925, to Mr. apd Mrs. Moftat Cockburn, a son. ' . ` WEBB-At Craigvale, .on Sunday, Aug. 2, 1925, to Mr. and Mrs. Ward ` Webb, a. daughter. WHYTE-At 178A Albany Ave., Tor- onto, on Tuesday, August 11, 1925, the Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Whyte 1...... Rovvur (X179!-Q}, n, any-|_ va.1uL_y cane. After a. dainty wedding breakfast the happy `couple left by motor for ~American points. On their return Mr._ and Mrs. Coons will reside in Iroquois` `IF:-x'I1u (\v\f q "U LVII5. La` ` 8. Falls, Ont. Examiner Cla.ss1:ed 1'u.1Iets pay. to LP. uuu` LV.l.l.'B. vv In. :4 (nee Mary Overs), a. son. rt and mind; behind. gkeins for - .- EMBROIDERY 1 1:955 - Coons - Patterson LL__ _____,:,q ..5T`39U`,?.j e. "nn|In'In `lnff hv motor Bonn Lewe, Unurcruu. favors were: gold wrist watch set and to the organist a. LADIES % u MIDDIES 59C White and striped. DON'T MISS THE BARGAIN TABLES up LADIES vEs'rs I , \ died: . say good-bye 1' eyes. on thee mm&mmm&mmm&mmm gg ELMVALE NEWS L4 &&m&mmmmmmm&m&i 2 Mrs. M. E. Dutcher of Barrie is vis-` iting friends in town. `Mfieu T.nIn Qnnnfh nf Orillia, Qhhf \l1'.lI1g IFIBIIUS 111 LUWH. F Miss Lulu Sneath of Orillia spent {last week at \/Vasaga Beach. Clarence Penstone of Toronto was a week-end visitor at R. M. B1ack s. M Mrs. E. Corbett of Toronto was the guest of Mrs. R. M. Black on Saturday. Mrs. Harold Bell of Gilford is visit- ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hill. 1\/Tn an R/I've T-Tm-vv Vnrn: nf Niagara. l 111;: I161` pi-LFBIILS, ivu`. unu LVLID. aaa. 1.1.111. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Knox of Niagara `l Falls aye visiting friends here this I v week. 1 VVQGK. I Mrs. S. G. Napier and Jean of Tot- tenham are visiting at the home of A. C. Bishop this week. Rev. Peter Bryce of Toronto will preach in Elmvale United Church on Sunday at 11 a.m. There will be no service in the evening. Dropped Dead in Hay Field Death came to Jmes Sidney Bell on Monday, Aug. 3. with startling sud- denness, he dropping dead while pitch- ing hay on a load. A few hours pre- viously he had been speaking of how well he was feeling. Death was due to myocarditis. `Donn-:aaA' was: hnrn in Scotland on to myocarams. Deceased` was born in Scotland April 11, 1847, and came to Canada. as a young man, spending his whole life farming. He was a member of Knox Presbyterian church. - rm... .mm~g1 nn Amv 7 was rennducted Hresoyterxan cnurcu. The funeral on Aug. 7 was conducted by Rev; R. M. Hanna, assisted by Rev. Jas. Buchanan and Rev. J. MacDonald. Service was held at his late residence and interment made in Elmvale ceme- tery. Many beautiful flora] tributes expressed the sympathy of friends. Those who acted as pall-bearers were Chas. Armstrong, John Kidd, R. And- Ierson, S. Cotton, Robert Kerr and J. I tiuin y tar.-sun, Buie. Iglearly ALLANDALE STROLLERS WIN ` 1 mu--- 11.....4......-. 8... r\I-I-r\I1|ar\-n- :-uv- -. .'._._ Strollers defeated Shoe in. "the first game of a. sei`ies to decide which of four teams is to meet the Dreadnoughts in the finals. The game wasvplayed in Queen's Park on Tues- day evening and the score at the endi of seven innings was 12-6. Tn a n-ornn nlnxrn in Allsmdale on lot lnnmgs was 14-0. In a. gameplayed in Allandale |Monday evening the home team won from the Bankers to the tune 15-11. Allandale had to win the game to stay in the running. COLLIER ST. UN|'l'ED CHURCH , The members of the United Church, [Collier St., were `favored _last Sunday Iby a visit from two former residents of Barrie, well-known among music lovers..In. the morning Mrs. Walter Thompson of St. Catharines, sang Come Ye Blessed of My Father in tine style. Mrs. Thompson has a parti- cularly sweet, flute-like voice, enun- c_iates clearly and takes her high notes with the greatest ease. In theevening Harry Shannon, always a favorite with Barrie audiences, sang'a fine arrange - 2 ment of Abide With Me. Mr. Shannon has a rich baritone `voice and sings with particular feeling. The nnrvinesx mm-nine and evening with particular Ieeung. The services morning and evening were in charge of Rev. A. D. Cornett. _--__LJ_.. -0 L1...` (`A1184-nu WUIU III unlunbv us. Livia -... .4. V The closing meeting of the Collier = St `Methodist W.M.S. was held on Fri- lday; August 7th, at the home of Mrs. Scythes-, 'Ba.yx'ield St. The rooms were fined to overflowing and a pleasing and profitable program given. Dr. Ritta furlough from China, gave an enlight- ening address on the r conditions in China. at the present time. Solos were sung by Mrs, Hewitt and Miss Chees- man. A hearty vote of thanks was tendered Mrs. Kilhorne, Mrs. Scythes and others assisting. ' Kilborne (Mrs. Scythes sister) on` ' I Phone your news items to the Ex . unlner. - 59 up 15c HUKS LU Luuu: members of 11) and sym- ' their recent loss of their 33c 1 LEMONADE SI-2'l,'- ' consisting of a pitcher and 6 tumblers, cut glass grape de- sign, will be given free to-every pur- chaser of -$15 worth of merchandise. _ 1 TEA SET, consisting ` _ `of 21 pieces, clover-leaf gold edge design, will be given free to everyone purchasing $25 worth of merciiandise. BROADCLOTH sums ow ' . ?3ow1?'5:?;17$"9 DRY Goons and NOTIONS Hair Nets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 2 Pearl Buttons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. E Dome Fasteners . . . . . . 2 doz. for E Needles, package .' . . . . . . . . . . . . A Rick-Rack Braid` . . . . . . 2 yds. for : Safety Pins; 1 doz. card . . . . . . . . 4 Hair Pins, package . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 (-Edgings for Lingerie . . 3 yds. for 1 Black, Brown, Grey Sateen, 19c y Flannelette . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16c y Cretonne, 36-in. . . . . . . . . . .l9c y Linen Towelling . . . . . . . . . . 16 y Extra quality Work Shirting, 27c y ._Chambray . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19c 5 .Size 4;, regular 45c. . . . . Sizes 5 to 5%, regular 55c ` Sizes 6 to 6%, regular 65c Sizes 7 to 7%, regular 75c Infants Socks Cotton Stockings. . . . . Cashmere Stockings .. Rock-ribbed Stockings CHlLDREN S STOCKINGS LITTLE DAISY CAEHMERE olds the key, ring hand: yes we'll see, 411 understand. IV` KIIJI-ICI\v\UI\I' ` -ALL s1zr: s-- `MIDLAND PUTS BARRIE 1 OUT 01-" O.B.A. RACE JJJ. Player Moore, cf . . . . . Maracle, rf . . . Sturgeon,- c . . . Armstrong, p . Duncan, lb . . . McNab, If . . . . Ball, ss . . . . . . . ,Hewson, 2b . . . Beauchamp, 3b . I Total Player Emms, 2b . .. Dobson, 1b . .. E. Jennett, c. Lynch, rf . . . . Caesar, ss . B. Jennett, If L. Jennett, ss Hand, cf . . . . Burns, p . . . . H. Jennett, p *P1ant . . . . . . x-Small . . . . . . Total . . . . . . .. 28 2 '5 27 8 3 *-Batted for B. Jennett in ninth. x--Batted for Caesar in ninth. Midland... 2002 1 0000-5 `Barrie 0 O 0 0 0 2 0 0 Q-2 ' LJGLLJC Summary-Three-base hit, Mar- acle; two-base hit, Armstrong; sacri- ce y, E. Jennett; stolen bases, Moore, Hewson; struck out, Arm- strong 3, Burns 9, Jennett 1; bases on balls, Armstrong 2, Burns 1; hit -by pitcher, Jennett (Sturgeon); left lon bases, Barrie 5, Midland 6; double plays, Armstrong to Ball to Duncan, 1Armstrong to Hewson to Duncan. I PETE CLARK SHOWS CLASS TO NORTH BAY OLD BOYS I Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Clark returned from North Bay on Saturday where they took part in the North Bay Old Home Week. Their daughter Miss Madge Clark and W. Smith of Tor- onto were also in the Bay for the big week. Mr. Clark is a North Bay old boy, and took an active part in con- test for 'old timers while away. Pete was captain of the winning team in the old boys baseball competition. The players were composed entirely of men who were on the teams which per- formed in the Bay between the years 1884 and 1910. Mr. Clark scored an- other triumph in the old-timers hun- dred-yard dash which he won handily. THE ALLAN TROPHY Geo. Hubbard is skip of the rink which now holds the Allan Cup. A local tournament was held on Friday even- ing and the trophy accompanied first prize which the Hubbard rink annexed. The other members of the champion quartette are Mrs. A. G. Campbell. Fred Marr, and Mrs. A. R. Walker, vice-skip._ The winners of second place were Mrs. M. Robertson, J. Hyslop, Mrs. V. Knight and V. VanAtter skip. heir ways. end of their Boys of fifteen and under `earn big money selling McLean s Magazine. No experience necessary: we show r you how. Cash income every two} weeks and chance for big prizes. Send for particulars of FREE start. ` Boys Sales De t., McLean's Maga- R zine, 143-153 niversity Ave., Tor- nnbn - , - zl nu, onto BOYS ! (Continued from page 1) " Midland ,__`_ AT) n 1'1 nn MAKE MONEY AT HOME! Page Nin `, r5c . 29c . 33c . 45c . 55c .l9c .22c [ci '13;gh:ei~. fages been 29c 8c 'I1BYI1UI'ull|.:U UL other. Joseph 'ho died Aug. 1909, respec- of Pte. Lorne ens, Aug. 13. JRES; nd Daughter. nembrance of AOL non Tnnnnh jun: .32: LLQL`. --Family. `t-i'ms . iage. )ften jhi-: .. - 5? ` w &&wwwm&mmmwww&&%| Miss Ethel Richardson spent Sun- / Taunsnv, AUGUST 13. 1925. day in Toronto. Gordon Ferguson is `spending his holidays in Toronto. _ Miss Thelma Young spent the week-end in Toronto. , Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Sanderson are holidaying in Haileybury. Miss Maria Lawlor has accepted a position at Sarjeant & King s. Miss Gladys Walls is spending sev- eral days in Toronto this week. Miss Deborah Whiteside, Toronto, is holidaying with Miss Byne Ball. Mrs. E. Hulbert of Montreal spent this week-end with Mrs. J. J. Allison. `II 11-..-.. Donna `R Toronto. Miss May McMillan 0: was the guest of Mrs, E. last week. - Mrs. Bruce Stephens with friends in Toronto `f of weeks. Mrs. W. A. Overs is -----1- ...:n.. 1... Amm-hter. I eta me Alwuma um. Inspector E. Floody- of; the Inland Revenue Department was in town today (Thursday). ` g . _Miss Edith Copeland of Toronto 1s vxsiting her cousin, Miss Laura Ferry, for a week. 1.... hnuuahertv and`E. _Yate_s of woman KAU of W. J. Shannon. of the American Gladiolus Society'- '.l'eVi'i',"for week. Jas. Dougherty and E. Toronto spent Sunday at -the home Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tomlinson and family s ent Sunday at Jackson's Point an Baldwin. . F. Craig and- Mayor and-Mrs. J. family moved toztheir cottage at B_ig__ Bay Point last week. Harry Ball has returned.to Schu- macher, Ont., after spending "three months at his home here. ` . \ J.- H. Bennettand Walter Patter- -son are attending the annual show. held this week in Roehester, 'N.Y. I TCLOSEATHE DOORS "`u'}`_`'1 3:'-`E 33 _1uz_9R, with blade. GlLLE'I'I'E SAFETY mxzogz Bl..ADES n _. `.1--- V1;E Zifiilue` wokx SHIRTS % 59 MEN'S BELTS V. 295 Ponce BRACES - V 33.; - 9.15 Men sW.orsted % PANTS ' Childrenl s and Young Girls B oomers Zimnierknit L A11 27-in..wide 14c All 32-in. wide . . 16 All 36-in. wide . .' 27c. All colors and dgsigns. MEN'S Blue Serge $2550 `Indigo Dye SUITS To every purchaser we wi11`present aV 21-Piece TEA SET absolutely FREE MEN S GREY` . WORSTED suns VV \V'-`uv-:- .. V, To every purchaser we will present ` LEMONADEH SET OF 7 PIECES ABSOLUTELY BEER suns $11.95 up Pensqlsen GINGHAMS ~38: pakggg ants spending.a daughter, Mrs. Whyte,. :31-49 $1 .79 .315-95 iNo1fH1Nc LIKE IT EVER SE1ElJLBl.l;"01RiE2%.L%CRLO'W!)S CAME. IN THE MORNING; _CROWDS CAME IN THE AFPEaNooN-Eu'r IN; THE EVENING THEY caowm-:1) usaouw. N W_E- HAD TO CLOSE THE nooks FOUR TlMF.S-AT THE MOST POPULAR S TORE IN EARRgE_'mE HUB GENERAL STORE. .1- E-1- R ; :vere fortunete in being ableto lpurchase the at 45c. on the dollar. We were looking for a but believe we made the best yet. You get the be: % Dry G,',ds . General Merchandise Sale Continues All Week. Come in! Look around! - -_.... .-..~ tit'\l\l'\l'_I 1 nu-_--r v DI IT EIDQT nnlvn: I-TIPQT .Ql-`RVFD ' . Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Jebb of Toron- to are visiting the latter s parents, Mryand Mrs. John Mac-kay. M..- a..A:.. rmmmnann and familv LADIES ` RAYO_l.`J_ Corticelli-Belding -__ nnuugauun ` ` {VIII} BIN. |Jt2l'U'a.VI:" 33c law wish to anks to their n-`Av;-xlnnnc A Mryand Mrs. Jonn Mac-Kay. Mrs. Sadie Thompson and family of Belleville are visiting her parents, `Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Wallwin. Rev. J. S. Shortt, who has been in New Brunswick for several weeks, is expected home next week. M. am!` Mr: W- R. King left on 's'if.'1<"oE:' All shades. NU-MODE . BRASSIERES is expected nome next. ween. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. King Tuesday to spend two weeks at the Elgin House, Lake3'Muskoka. Miss Olive Wallwin has returned home afterspendinge several weeks at Sutton and Jackson's Point. \' Miss Jessie Kerr and Miss Mildred Dever of Alexandria were guests of Mrs. J. E. J. Aston, last week. Misses Muriel and Jessie Walls of Hamiltonnare visiting with their grandmother, Mrs. M. J.- Walls. Mr and Mrs- H. A. Orok have re- IlvE*l:: .'1gI:%T$2f49` %`vE{%t' grandmother, Mrs. M. u.- vv aua. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. turned after spending Old Home Week with friends in North Bay ; Mr. and Mrs. A. 'E. Lennox and children of; Stratford are holidaying at their cottage at Big Bay" Point. Mrs. P. Garner, 20 Perry St., is visiting with her son and friends in Chicago and Milwaukee for a month. - 111--- G....:a.L A` nnu Wig Unlcago uuu LVILLVVQMHVI; a.v. -. ...-..--". Dr. Wm. Smith of Boyd, Wis., motored over this week and is holi- gaying with relativesin Barrie and ro. Misses Kathleen and Margaret Coady have returned home after vis- iting their sister, Mrs. Jarvis, in To- ronto. Walter Sparks, head clerk in the General Post Office at`Toronto, is visiting his brother-in-law, R. A. M. ..'m+ Mrs. Walter Stevenson, Stephens. A Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stevenson` and son'Bobby, of Toronto, have been visiting Mrs. Chas. Stevenson, Perry St. 117 r! I-Tnnlzln n`F King City`. who Perry St. W. C. Huckle of King City} is holidaying at Wasaga Beach. spent a few days with Dr. J. F. Warnica this week. - Harold L. Young of Toronto -has taken a position with the Metropoli- tan Life Insurance Co. and will look. after Alland le. 8. .l`|1.....&.nun T(I11rI'I1, and Mi Bervle Q89: after Allanuaie. Chester Kurtz and Miss Beryle `Courtney of Tororito have been vis-, iting the latter's- sister. Mrs. Chas. Stevenson, Perry `St. V Mrs. Neil Hamilton and children have left for their home in Kincaid, `Sask., `after spending a couple off - months at her home here. 11.... M 'I`uv-nor And daughter months at her nome nere. Mrs. M. Turner and .daughter `Doris have returned from Havelock where they were the guests of Rev. and Mrs..J. R. Aikenhead. u`..- 1:v......1. Dnhnrta nn dau2'hter,, and .Mrs..J. 11.. Alkenneau. Mrs. Frank Roberts and daughter, Doris, .who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Roberts. have re- turned -totheir home in Whitby. -n-_u-__- am--n..1I.~......1..'1nm': rn- UUTIIUU -bu vucu nnnn nu, ... ...---__fr_ Miss Helene McCu1lough'has .re- turned to Toronto after visiting for two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. C. McCullough, Elizabeth St. Hamilton McLean, of Cleveland, Ohio, John McLean of Preston, Mrs. A. Mc*Cuaig and Mrs. M. McLean of Galt, visited at A: McLean's, Perry 'n.. ..... .I Mr: I! `R `lnnw-A nf Add- Street. . Dr. and Mrs. H. B`. Fource of Add- ington. Mich., visited with Mr. and Mrs. H._R. Palmer on their return trip after. spending a month at Honey Harbor. ' ' " V _ . Howell, Partridge and John `Wel- don. have returned from Beausoliel Island," Georgian Bay,_ where they attended the legders training camp 1-}. "Wives HAVE =8I'.l:enueu_ use mg for Tuxrs boys. 3 w..U.QIf_i 11-. iv @---- - _ ' LOTS OF GOODS LEFT --' BUT, FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED. A FEW SUPER-STPECIALS -T MONEY REFUNDED IF NOT SATISF The Hub Generalsture 4'3| ya! Victoria nesday, Aug. mpson, aged ill take place ~e, Thornton, .30 p.m. In- metery. 39 coas_n=.r_ss___ect4 $1-as ?;8sE5:`i:';n 1'0 I-'10 LIIII-ll I llI\ll \ D\J_IIIlIb\l, my-v,vvv .-. --.'- - _ `' wu- a'buy like this for our First Annivergpary Sal; in`BARRlE and -we yet. benet. BARGAINS ALL THROUGH THE STORE. _ 1 -. ._ LADIES, LOOK! `3 s*ias . 33 SILK A 6`-_ ' Larae snobls. ' E9}; 13831; tutu` 1"-[30 11.. Uo home this week. I 1' `I Allh-nu Mrs. H. U. Western of Wain- wright, Alta., who, with her baby, has been visiting her parents, Mr. and"Mrs. A. J. Sarjeant, left for I 1.-._-, n.:.. ...,.,.1, ` {home tms weex. J. J. Allison, sales manager for Eastern Ontario for Frost & Wood, who has been recuperating in Barrie after `a serious illness, ~ left for Smith's Falls this week. Mr... chm.) \7niv nf Toronto- Mr. :sm1tn's r'aus tms wee_n. Mrs. Steve Vair of Toronto, Mr. Simpson of Bruceeld, Mrs. Bonthron of Hensall and Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Bonthron of N_ew York are guests of Mr. and Mrs. James McMartin. Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell, W. C., Huckle and K- Mackay of King City visited with Mr. and.Mrs. Fred. War- nica, Elizabeth St., `en route to their cottage at Wasaga Beach. Mm um: Mrc .T, Qmith- nf Toronto. ving memory and father. vent to rest