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,.wr .u. new uuya. Born--On hursday, Feb. 18. to Mr. and -Mrs. Fr_ d Webster of Richmond Hill. a daughter. `X7, J `fnnhnnunn nl Ixioounun B.-.1. .W% Vnlfllulllllll Hi ` - Rev. R.'M. and Mrs. Hanna left for thel_r,new home in Thornbury on Wed- `neaday last. M!` an!` Mun flluiyinn nu-A 1.14.`. .0 OR-.. ucauzpy taut. _ Mr. and Mrs. Glrvan and son of Tor- Vontowere visitors at R. H. Middleton's for .a. few days. I `Rn!-n_..nn Thlurnnvr nk 10 5.. 11.. `Barrie. ,z \_ . _ Miss Atlas. Gray at Barrie spent the .week-end w1th.herT sister. Mrs. `C. E. `Dumber. ' M Iloualaudp l'Q_..I...... -...1 11.. 11-.-__ L; ' IJUI-L'llUl'o Hav_elock Graham and Mr. Page Toronto spent the Week-end at J. Graham's. D1319 `D -IA .....u 11.... 1-I-._._..- I-Au AI .g-.,,- u an av. uvan IV aaanuulp pal; \.aI-lllI.llUBn ` M1ss;3enn1e Mitchelli of `Torontg was c _the guest of Mrs. Thos. Walla last 5week. - e ~ ' Mann A `I3...-v.p.......--. ---L-------J 5-` 'WUUK. Mrs. A. Bannerman returned Sat- iurday after spending a.Atew w,e'eks in Barrie. I \ V ; -An-.. An ..- n._..-- '.. n-__-._ -,,,-.,. .- -nusqvun _u: -vvv uugu ICLBU VVUUA Cook of tlie Standard Bnnk "staff spent the weekiendat Bradford. G.- L. Usher and M1ss.VeronadUsher spent a. few days in Torontolast week. Mrs. Robt. Storey is spending a. few d_a.y,o with her son William. at Cundles. I ' `Mm... Y.......a.. ntu..I...ni _a`rn _____ _ _.__ -- ....... ...-.- -uu.u-a,_ vv nu as an. Mrs..'J; J. Trace of Toronto spent a week with friends at Allenwqod. `II-n an: `Al... 55-..`--- nu__x_.. _`__,,_ 113 95 uvoqvu-ww - n u Q VI VII`? IV CVl'l`VII\alo Wm} Keily was in Barrie last..week_A to see his tather,_whb is ill. ' ll ..- .1 7 In_,_., ,1 .. V... VI .-.n .- ovusun: um 4-gnnwalvvquu. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley '1`ipplng- %v`vere lnfcoldwater _a. few days last week. 1"....I. 1\_-1- -1 '41.`- 1\;.___,1_ ,- n . 'IaUUlSBLUWI1 Juan WGBK. t F._ C.,Stepheneon spent a. few days; In Toronto trim wee . ` '- ` Mrs. Harry Spring spent list week with friends in Toronto. Jerry O'Shea of- Mtdiandlcailed on friends in town last week. `m `W (1.1,-Invulr Inna a Inna Lanna 1-- uuunus In Iowa last week, `Miss E. Gilbank was -at her home in `Midland for the week-end. ' 1'7... 1' A :1 ms fean wnittoms visiting friends! in ~'1`oro'nto. . , - , L 5 .Mr..-"Mad!!! of Glencairn spent a. few: v days "at G. L. Usher's. L `Ilia Inn (1-dngnlnnu \.I..u..`.a c..a.....1.. x..a A vAu:;m.-gwa` '1' m$wamww%mww%&w uu.,v,u au. 1:. La usners. ` . j . I `Mrs, Jag. Greenlaw visited friends in` -Cookatown last week. W. ('5 Qfannnrin canon! a law" an"... `:i$w%w&$wg$wm&w;g iwwwwwlWMl!mWEl' . \ - lg NEWS I I ORG 1 STATION nvaxvo Local `Bonspiel ........`l..-- .._.1 73.1.1 nu: maxi`: znunun . 5ru.uuuIuLnex'. Mrs. 1.'uU;_t:. lu8t_We8K. . Rev. Mr. Murdock of Toronto took, the service in St. Anglrew s Church and` preached 9. splendid sermon from E!` odus 12:18. _ 7 _ ~ Congratulations to Oro Station hock- _ey boy; on winning the last ,two games; at Guthrie and shanty Bay. UL Lwul uUya,-.l.`eU.- 1.31. ' `t Ernie Poole of Ban-1e`ca.lled on his` grandmother, Mrs.'.Poo1e, '1ast_week. Rev- Mr- Murdock of Tnmntn fnnlr Mrs. lnie Cr-a'.wfor"d oh the .arrival` of twin boys, .Feb.. 19. T ~ TU!-nil: Dnnln nf `Doro-In-no1`lnA nu Iain.` LU uu.vu;,_\.' Juverxuuuy welcome. 1 - Thelargpst crowd of the season wit-. I nessed` a hockey match at Guthrie rink ` on Monday, Feb. 22, between Hawke-.~. stone and Guthrie. It was one of the` fastest games played here this winter, but considerable criticism was` heard of Referee Petersen of Shanty Bay... The score was 4-1 for Hawkestone but this does not. show what advantage Guthrie had over them. Goal keeper` Shaw was called on to stop ten shots to Besse's one. The.Guthrie boys cer- tainly did well considering the kind of dea1`they~ got on the referee's deci- sions. There was so muchfyelling to-f ward the -last and the gamesor rough that the referee didn't look to be enjoy: ing himself very much- The line-up_ was ` -as-. follows-Haw-kest.one--Goal`..' Shaw; defence, Wrigley`, Andlerso-n; [ centre, Reid: . wings,. O?Brien. Leigh: subs., O'Brien, Parker. ..Guthrie--Goal- I Besse; defence, R. Stoddart, -J. Cald-' well; centre, A. -Glover; Wings. 0. Stod- I dart, Hastings; subs, Crawford, Hast-I ings. i . [ifs The international W.M1S. day of prayer was observed last Friday after- noon by "a meetin_g in St. Andrew's Churchwhich was attended by a re- presentative gathering of women of the various denominations. Mrs. Wi_s- mer presided and gave a brief address. The scrip.tur,e reading was taken `by Mrs._ Shortt and the prayer of confes- sion was offered by Mrs. Campbell. Mrs. Parkhouse offered a. prayer that Godtthe Holy Spirit might be recog-' nized as the source of all power in the church and a prayer for the mission- ary work of the church in Canada and other lands wasgiven ' y Mrs. Nobles Mrs. Wallace offered, a. -prayer of thanksgiving for what has been ac-; complished in averting war and estab- lishing righteous peace between na.-I " Feb; 22-The U.F.O. and U.F.W.O.I will hold their monthly m'eeting`at the. home of J. Duncan on Monday. March 1st.Mrs. J. D. Gilchrist-will give her report on the Horticultural `Convention `she attended in T.oronto.A good paper . on The Art of. Living Well" will bei given. by Mrs. Stoddart. The roll call will -be '-A plant or shrub It would likei to havefg.-`Everybody welcome. ~The~la1-mast crowd of the nasnn wit- I I."0SI.eI', .IJ. JEHIIGSOII, 11. VVa.(1$W0l'CI1. Aud1tors-A1ex. Brownlee. C. M. I-Iickllng. ` ` nnlnuntn fn n!-grin Dnnlh-v r"nl'\VfnII- LlUUl' WCIU UlUULUU.o Hon. Presidents-W. A. Boys, M.P., .Mayor Craig, Dr. A. T. Little. ' President-C. C. Hinds. Vice-President--W. H. Tooth. T Sec y.-'1`reasurer-Chas. A. Kelly. , ,Execut1ve Committee-W. S. Robb. H. F. Morten. W . J. Crompton, F. C. iFoster, D. Jamieson, R. Wadsworth`, A nlfnv-Q: A lav 'lRr-nurnlnn I` Lllcllllso ' v I Delegate to Ontario Poultry Confer-2 I ence-Chas. Lowe. . `C. C. HINDS PRESIDENT = POULTRY ASSOCIATION I l - The annual meeting of the Barrie Poultry and Pet Stock Association was held last Thursday evening in the pol- ice court chambers. The following of- ficers were elected: `LTn-n `buncdnnl-n TIT A Dr... `MI `D w.M.s. DAY or PRAYER ERY * GUTHRIE 'tions, for, international endeavor to! might social evils and for the further effectiveness of the- League of Nations lmestablishingsthe principles of Jesus iChrist in world relationships. A pray- _,j_1 Snglcks J. . . . 5c{ ,_Fan'cy -'Shri mf)'s `. .. . . 21c Digby .1-I`e_1;:,ring,s . 25c bo x j Spaghet, 2 -I6-oz. pkgs. "Full Wigbt 16 large loaf. 2` Try`-it, save moniy. HINDS "'*"f -- QUALITY GROCERIES at Attractive l riqes - Choice HEW .PATES,_ L95 ,(,_ -_-__- --w -vucwnniln IIIQZIIIIJQ See speech of Premier Ferguson, Toronto papers, Feb.` 19th. Hon. Mr._Ferguson said that the Minister of Mines had sent out geologists to study conditions in the north. Reports were brought back, he said, and the Red Lake district, which promises to be one of the biggestidevelopments in Ontario, was found by following the : directions and information supplied. _ ` ~ ._ ' Orange ` MARAMALADE New_seasQn s 16*-oz`~. .*jar . 17 3`.1h-9 ?,g}1?*$$"7 37 ' V/10 Cdkes 4Bs t L SOAP DEALS 32n2'; A$3':.;;; 99. - r v-- - up n-nnnan\r\IlIlI$ CIuIIJ3`vI ll.ll}Ullo Experienced prospectors now in}e1d with dogs, equipment and supplies. We will have our properties staked before the big stam- '-pede in the spring. This Syndicate also holds 1/10 interest in the Red Lake North- ern Syndicate,-"also now on the ground. _ . ' (NO PERSONAL LIABILITY) 800 umts. Open for immediate subscriptjon. Experienced nrosnectors n`ow inIpm run'f-I1 3...... ,.....:.....-._. .._._l MILLER -- RED LAKE SYNDICATE 2 1I?._``oT17c I1.\/lMEDIATE.ACvTl`O'l\`J NECESSARY $25 HER UNIT. No further liability. ahnnnin A-I-` `Du;u~u'.... `l2\............._ I11. 7 -- Sand 7 McCaul Street, 'EIrS.{t.}, om, ws Ed.` _A, )1. RYDER & co. 15hE}}'1'2d "1 . 1-lb. tin 32c I/2.15.5.1 13 V Large Package Fresh Soda % Biscuits ._Reg#.$ 35; at 27c uuces rure uastue soap 3 Packages Ammonia ALM1~T_ ucu. uuu prayers I01` nomes and youth of all nations and for King, country and empire were offered by Mrs. Just- ice and Mrs. Dlckenson respectively. ! er for China `was offered by Mrs. Cor- nett and prayers for homes and `of and for Rina nnnnt-n -__.--2-. 1:-y Brunswick . . . ;_; . . . . 5c Crossed` Fish . .2 for 29 V3 ,King s Plate. . '2 for 25 -_8oa.;dsza|sz.b.u. St, SfARDlN_ES 1 FOR the BATH - Hglrd Water Pure Cocoanut Oilj Soap Large bar, 19 Smjriga, Cook- ing FIGS A_ 2 lbs. fbr 21 3. Page Thin-tui I. for .` P61. [bun -. $1.03 um WAY l7c 15: _ 18 12: 25: 17: 23c 28 25 M 25 25 19 25 ' 25 ` 32 23 32 UV ' 25: IA. ' 25 sforl I for 3 for an uwlu DI " . C. Codling, who `has been cost accountant with Bryson Bros. for some time, has resigned to accept a `position with the `Sterling Appraisal Co. of Toronto. He will continue to reside in Barrie. - `MI - nap: III ... A II 17'.___...- Jnvvv -- IIUBIHU Ill Dal`!-'15- _ Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Young` of Wall- raceburg, who were called to Grenfel owing to the death of Mrs. Young's father, John Muir, have returned to `their home after visiting her sister. Mrs. W. H. Black, Bradford\St_., and -other friends. ` \ VT... ................--_.;_ _-_ -;,,,-,, I A d.uuL.':uuy 01. 1355 WBBK. MISS Meada Bannermarrand Mrs. f;Chas. Bannerman of Toronto and Mrs. .Ro$I Jack and little daughter of "Lefroy spent over `Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Wood", VE..I I ` _-____ ___1_- 1.-., 5, -other friends. _ ` The engagement is announced of Viola Norene, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Brown,- Dal- 1y'Ne ma z;rs"A's`;aca;"tia:.'.'"" " Alex. Cgwah, J as. Shrubsole, F.W. Otton and Otto Williams attended`- the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons at Toronto this week. `Miss Muriel Perry of the Victoria 'ublic school staff has been` bereaved y the death of her sister, which oc- curred at her home in Rocklyn on `Thursday of last week. `Mina Mnnn D nnnnnn n-..--.-l `ll -- mun an J.u1. uuuU uuu WEEK. J. A. MacLarn left ysterdaxn-`for `Winnipeg to preside` at a meeting of the directors of the anadian Week- ly Newspapers Association. V T Ahlif, numh Inn Qkmuvusnln `I3 `X7 _puu.y-vneeveu Dyrne ana Mc'Ul18.1g are att;ending._.the Good Roads Qonven. tion in Toronto this week. J A MunT.n-.a. 1..-M. .J.'....a......1...;- A-.. ..v. -u-nolvwg. vv yuuv Lynx; In D_l'Blll!lUl'i Mrs. Vernon` Man of. Lin'dsayhas` been visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. J .' Ji`Neelande(, Blake`-St., for the past `wee . . . Mrs. R. F. Lowrie of Thornton and Mrs. -Jas. Smart of Tottenhamvgpext the week-end at the home of Thompson. `Mae. 1...... max... '1... ....4.......-.: -..- al '93."- HUI.` HUIIIU H8176. : ' I ` Feb. 24 was high day at 111 Bradford St., when Mr. and Mrs. '1`. Sibbald celebrated their fty-seventh wedding anniversary. Mayor Craig, Reeve Lowe and `De- -Reeves B we and Mc'Cuai ynnd Pnnrlw (`.nEI1nn_ -a. uumpaun. "Miss Irene Wilson has returned to the Toronto Hospital for Sick Child- ren `after spendmg three weeks at _her home here. L `nk 0.4 ......... uLx..L _1___n -4. 111' JIIUIIBICUIII . 3 Ivan H. Carscaddegy of Toronto gent the weekend at his` home, 54 any St. . Mrs. `Ed; Andrews . of Collingwood is-ivisiting with relatives in town for : a few days. ' Mina nm:n`rAun `Aa---n-- I-`-3- gL'nuuuIuuw,l' m IJIBDOWGU. Miss Rose Hill has returned to To- ronto after a ten da$s visit with her grandmother Mrs. . J. Gilks. DUI" I`. D, Gian-.. A "J`J.-..3- YYL. gsuuumuuucr, m.ra. W. J. UIIKB. 1 . Prof. C. B. Sissons of Victoria Un- iversigi was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Geo. Jamieson over Sunday. . T 'Wa1km-ton 'l`nIneonnn._Mw .11 `I! Bu. 0. aumwaon CW6!` auna Y. 'Wa1kerton Telescope--Mr3.'_H. E. ` T:-nix left on Wednesday `morning for Barrie, to visit Mrs, P.- Bremuer. II... 1Y-.'...-..` Il_A-T ` ..-- ----- -vovuvv avvt GI #61! GIB- r. an'i--M,rs. Jak Boysvreturnedf last Sunday from their trip to Beir- tmuda. - . It`..- 1!! tr nn,o. .-- -Ill uuu. Mrs. wl N. White of `rosoto 5` Eat the week-end with her father, An` rew Me uay. - ` r. and Mrs. Jack Hanmerleft on Tuesday for the Winter Carnival at Montreal. ` `In... 1.! 'n_.... __.1.:__ .A In, G Lvw euuya. ' ~ ' Miss Aileen. Bxjicker leaves this week on an extended visit with her, grandmother in Listowell. man `DA... II'H'I Ln- -4-I-------I L- H`- ' Fred _ fMoiren ?vek.i{g in Torontopfy ~ ,3 T`- . Miss Mary_:-Nixonyis spendiyg two . weeks "in Montreal. , D. W. Lennox`-l'e'ft- on Wednesday 15: a visit in Merrickville. ` . Mrs. M. J; Walls `is vi_sitin_g,with relgtives in Toronto for a few days. Min and .Mug 7...]. l)..--- ---I--------` |c_u. PERSONAL, &$ww$%w&m$m$$wm% /`THURSDAY. Fzsnuanr 2:. 192$` Capitol *::s' Ihgatre` "I'I_lI5 I l'\IllI Inuunl-I/Inna With EVA Nov: .;.a WILLIAM ; FAIRBANKS Mob; with Chuter 7 of 1'l-IEGREAT cmcus _MYASTE::RY'?' Two `SVhows,A%;7:.1%5 -" 9.15 % Matinee Saturday at "2.30.` T Regular Prices 7 Adults -2 3c, tax 2c. ` Chi1dren"9c, tax 1c/._ %%Fearle`ssAI.over `THE HOME or BETTER PICTURES A --e TONIGHT - MVON.-Tl`JF.S.-WED. SAT? - riszht for A swift-moving tale of -a police recruit on the trail_\,o_f the tough- 'est gangster in` the whole city. A Mile-a-Minute T Action Drama ` r '55 And Lloyd .H$.milton tin WAITING J V IT S A SCREAM-! A jli ' m:._.--_I.|___-._._ 1.-`:.._..oi .- Milne" B%EAvm-uL ATCI-IESON-`rAt. the -home of her brother-in-law, I-I_arry Irw1n;Neep-F awa, Man., on Monday. Feb. 22. 1926. Frances Mary Ferguson, wife of the Rev. `Stuart Atcheson. `formerly of Cookstown. Interment at Broadview. Sask.., on Thursday, Feb. 26. De`- . ceased is _a sister of Mrs. W. Din- ` woody of Cookstown. ~ . 4' MacDONALD-_-In the; R.V. Hospital. on Wednesday, Feb. 17. 1926. Hugh` Macdonald of Gravenhurst, aged 58 ' years. MACKIE--At 1 Sylvan Ave., Toronto. on (Sunday, Feb. _21, "1926, Donald Bruce, son of Lucy 'a'nd_ Gordon Mackie, aged 6 months. Funeral. to llivlount; Pleasant Cemetery". on '1`ue- , RV. ' auuuul. r1Uaau.u,l. uuxnuwxty, 011 rue}- V ayr SI-IAUGI-INESSY- At Toronto, on M Tuesday, Feb. 16. 1926, Michael Shau-ghnessy, `bieloved husband of Mary- I-Iarkin` and brother of .Mrs. L.` Brennan, Bradford .St., Barrie. Funeral from his late residence. 27 I-Iow1enAve.n. on 'I`.h-ursday. to` St. Ann's Church. Interment in Mount_' I-Tnnn f`av-v-nnfnvnr > .Aga.m' 5 right Our Dick iii an entirely di er- V ent role. Not since- Tol'a-b1e David" has Dick had this kind V of drama. They called him a < dreamer and he made his I `dream : come true._' A _> .. I BERRY--~Ine Winnipeg, on T Feb. 16,: 1928, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter `Berry! (formerly; of A.Ila.nda.le)._ea. daughter... GREEN--On Feb. 23, 1926. to_ Mr. and Mrs. Arne Green (nee Amy-L. Srig-. . }1ey)), Cookstown, a. son `(Allan I-Iar-J e , . . GUTI-IRIE-In_ the_ R.V.-jHoep1tal, Bar- rie. Saturday, Feb. --20'. ,1 26, to Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Guthrie. vy, a, son.: MO0RE--On Saturday. `Feb. 20,, 1926.= to Mr. `and Mrs. J. D. Moore, 8 ~ Wood St., Allandale. ax eon. ' STFRACMI-IAN-_-In Barrie. on Feb. 20. 1926. to Mr. and Mrs. J.,J. Strachan, 70 Victoria St.. a daughter. I W _M.A'.. Miss Mina Florencestorey to I '. nvnI."DlII\O$3, > " McDONALD--S'1`ORVEY--*-At St; And. rew s manse, Ba'rr1'e, on `Saturday; Feb. 20.. 1926, byRev..J.' S. Shortt. Percy W. McDonald. both pt Or,o 'l`own'ship. T ~ V . H .Mr...und Mra..1~iI5:)IfoVotorn- (grand-' pavnentst) of`!-,Iolly,oand Mrs; J. W; Mor- rison and daughter. Rubypot Painswlck. attended the -funeral of the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mackle at Tor- onto on Tuesday. -` I I 1 szsur N16! -i'.!'v "IN "satin, . . . 4 , HAD BQTH FEET FROZEN ._Henry Moonefr is in the Royal Victoria Hospita with both that o , badli frozen that it is__exp3cted it will e_ necessaryto` amputate part of 4 each foot. Mooney, who has lived at ' the Clarkson *House`..for some ,time, . had gone to Midhurst in search of work. He appvtentlf spent Sundayg night in `an outbui ding near the" home of David Cairns on the Mill] Road and on Monday" morning he=} came to Mr, Caij 3 house` with his; feetffrozen. hModict_Il aidiwas sum- 3 ` n}on`ed and he was taken th,theV hos- `J fl .ll , IIIVIIUU I pitnl. ,_ % Ill J-V-lCl'UHm' - ~ ~ Ald. A. C." Bricker, who` has been emplo ed by '8. W."Moore. fax the past t itteen years, has severed his con-nectio_n.,wi`th. -that business and is going to\ Espanola; where he will be associated with his brother in the drug`business.- Mrs. Brickgr and :-he` family` are going to thexr former home in Listowell for the `present. I . v " . _1T'sA.wowz~ J 1 .>Mi-`. Vand Mrmyw. . Cochrane of Holly announce tho'*en gagement of their `only _~da'ughter, Lottie Mae, to W. R. Bruce `Comm, second son of`. John Cowan andithe late Mrs. Cawan ; of Stroud, the marriage to take place in March.- h ' A1}! A _n.,s,1 I - I - I o O O I ` TWO Shay/s , 7.; 1.5-9.15 awn, yo uew.1s;x"re(l(9l`lclI, youngest.` sonoo,f"M 3. Wilson and the late _ Geo. Wilson of"Dalsbo`n, the marriage to .take_place shortly. A -' >Mr; and Ms". In An `n....I.....-- -1 dllll LzllUl'Ullo 1 Hope Cemetery. 't1 !.L to Lewis Frdiick, youngest.` sonof Mrs. Wilson mm 1-.1... I.-r. (1.... '%'R2'g`Lia; :sr;es dults 23c`,* ,tax `2c_.) r`l_21J_._.. rs- 1-, . EHi iE1`1:eJ9"<;."`t~:;1`;c I2: }90f M59 -:`_-Y` V auanutu _l 011 auturuuy. - I V Vtctoly ell, who `has beonlaid up -withwpne mama, >13 recovering. I } ea.rty"congra._tu1at;ons to: Mr. and Feb. '28--Mrs. Chappl of 'f`o1-onto is visltlng"~he'n:...nlece.- Mrs. E. L." Craw- fnu-:I'. ' n - ' . i `ford, VIUILII In n froi-at-T. " 77 -" F" '"" - Ja7mes' `Crawford, who has {ween visit- Tlng ,h1s~pare_nt8. ! t for his home in Isazskato on Sat rday. ' ' . tn`..- `. A r `COLA `L-an L`.-g ` 1...!) .-_" .u_yur_y.uu H1158 D.(.llB neu. _ ` . Races`-.-Free for all, Lloyd Simpson: boys `under 15 yea:-s,,1, Jack Ritch1e,.2. Robert Bell; boys loop race, 1, Jack Ritchie, 2, James Warren; men's loop race. ` 1, Harold` Lawson, 2,3 Nelson :Dra.per; fastest couple, 1, Harold Law- |'son and Miss M. Kerr, 2, Joe` Dyer and [Miss Sadie Bell. ~ - . . X \ ULIULIIIS. [I13 3I'VlC8S- - ~ Mrs. ,Robson was married .-on two occasions. Her first husband was kill- ed on the road between. Waverley and .Wyebridge. seventeen years ago, when a team which he was driving ran away. She afterwards went to Detroit. where ' sne "married Mr. Robson. by whom` she is survived, as well as by seven sons, namely, Charles, of Midland; Burnett, of Waverley; Ephraim, of I-Iillsdale; Roy, of Elmvale; William, of.Saska- toon; Melville and Bert. at Chatham. 4111 of the sons attended the fun- eral except William and Melville. There were three other sons. one of. whom died in Detroit, one in Saskatoon, and one in Hillsdale, the` last about two years ago; the_one daughter also died in Detroit.--Midland Free Press. ' Fancy _ Dress carnival v The fancy dress` carnival held in the rink on .Friday night was a great suc- cess..It is~a. few years since the skat- ers of Elmvale have had a `carnival and all showed their appreciation by taki g great interest in it. The weath- er was good and ice in splendid shape. The affair was well attended from both the village and the surrounding , country. A number from Allenwood ` came\in'fan_cy stume.'and ca`rried off some of. the p izesucompetition for the various prizes was keen especially `in the ladies fancy dress and clown ' classes. The appearance of Spark Plug and Sunshine" caused` much amusement and was -really the hit of `the *ev"ening. Music was furnished dur- lngthe Judging by the Kidd Brothers. The raceswere excitfng both to spec- tators and contestants and much fun was caused by the loop races. The win- n'ers`._i_n `the different classes were as follows: " fancy. dressed lady, Miss Brace, Allenwood; fancy dressed gent- leman. -Rex Manning as Uncle Sam: ower girl, Miss Fosteras Sun Flower: clown. Earl} Parnell, Allenwood; -com-. ic`.-* Howard `Spring, Spark Plug and Sunshine;- fancy skating couple, Joe Dyer and Miss Sadie Bell. : `Dnn`na_'_.'Ii`rnn -Pnn all T.InuA '3rv\I-\n4-\v-:4 Primary--W. A. Sawtell, S. E. Camp- .bell'. Geo. Fleming. Rev. w. c. Stubbs. F. - u -vuaplIvI I Last Thursday and_ Friday a local" Bonspiel was held here when all the.. curlers enjoyed` a sociable time at the,` rink. and` two days good sport. The.` Primary was won by Rev. W. C. _. S,tubbs' rink after a very exciting game with A. C". Bishop's qu-artette. the ` runners-up, and an extra and being!< required to decide the, game. The con- ;` solation was won by Dr. Tyrer s rinkg` against Dr. Currie. These also had to .' play an extra end to declare a winner.` ~ Line-up of winning.'teams: r 1 skip. . Consolation--R. Walker, W. H. Drys- 4` dale, Eric Simpson, Dr. W. L. Tyrer,"u skip- ` _evening in the Parish Halls Aboutl one` hundred and twenty-five were pre- ' sent and had. a very enjoyable time at 1 progressive euchre. and crokinole after, which a dainty lunch was served by members 01 . the Cfraft. Song sheets were Q passed around and all enjoyed a hearty sing`-song followed by a. couple of hours dancing. The prizes were pre- sented to the winners by Dr. Corcoran; for euchre, Mrs. A. G.Beardsall and R. M. Black; lone hand, Mrs. C. E. Dutcher. For crokinole. Mrs. S. E. Campbell and A; C. Bishop; lone hand,f Mrs. W. E. Thompson.` This was-one? of the most successful At Homes held by the lodge. Mrs.` F. Robson Died'in Detroit, 7 Mrs. Franklin Robson.died in De- troiton the 8th inst. following a four weeks `illness. The body was `brought 1 to the home of her son. Charles Sal-I isbury, in Midland, and the funeral 6 took place from there to the Waver- ley `Cemetery, Rev.- David Wren. con- ducting. the services `Mfr-n `Drihann urn": `O\nnnnCA:I Masonic `At. Home Coronation Lodge, A.F. & A.M., held 4 their annual At Home on Wednesday 1 l i 1 1 ii nun Luna- 1 V--.--uvuu vv av-n scan wnvullwlg -L1.` \Jc' SI-01.111011` `son. over-the w ek-end. ; On Saturday fternoon the Ladies` 1Aid of St. John's_United Church. Film- vale, held a. very successful bazaar and ' gggeogt homemade baking, clearing over Rev. John Gibson of Hiilsdale preach- ed the pulpit of Presbyterian church: _ vacant on Sunday; Rev. W. Craw of I : Toronto will ` occupy the pulpit next "Sunday, Feb. 28. '\ Rebuildin After Fire 1 Work commenced this week to clean up ruins after the disastrous fire. in order to get ready to rebuild. W. M. Bunt has `already a number of `teams drawing `gravel; ' A / Jas. McDermott hadzthe door of his vault removed on Monday and found the contents` in very good shape; al`-i though some of the paperswere black- " ' ened by smoke. run. a uuugntel`. \W. J. ,4Stephenson or Watrous, Sask.. : visited with his brother. Stephen- ` son. over - the week-end. I n Qnhnuiau \nM-.....-..\.-.... 41.... 1-..._u-_n delivered ly to any t of town