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p, 1923. f.__..__' -v_ .---I part of tqwn. 25 } 25 25 33 cuuauuu LU une 11811. ---The world's greatest fashion show,'in nature's own colors, with amazing gowns, Hollywood beauties and real comedy situations, will be a feature at the` Capitol Theatre soon, 1 when Colleen Moore appears in Ir- ene, herlatest comedy achievement. Watch for the date. ' ` 12x ---When buying wood, remember that coal and wood boxes are not all the same" size. Compare them`for your own satisfaction. We sell by weight as well as measurement, thus ensuring you of real value whatever quantity of wood you buy, and it s the surest way of getting the worth of your mone_v.-_-The Sarjeant .Co.,_ Ltd., phones 88 and 94. . 12c cu, uu _opUlJ.O..`.60. Little but routine business was be- fore the` Public Library Board at its meeting, Monday night. The ro- perty committee was authorize` to `purchase shrubs for grounds and to repa_ir roo'f over the portico at the lentragtie to the hall. uvnu.`I.I .. .....-_L---L F " ` 1 During 1925, 369 probates and letters of acjministration were grant- ed in this county, according to.the annual return of Surrogate Regist- rar E. A. Little. Fees collected for the Provincial Government amount- ed to $5713.25. 'l'.H-`I- 1...; ......n..-... L....-,, V -.., vuovnva\; uauucauucny pruscu. , 150 A successful. afternoon teajwas held at the parsonage, Collier St., on Tuesday afternoon under the auspices of the Ladies Aid. The pro- ceeds amounted to $12. _ At n fulln ..++.y...:...a ....-..L:.... -2- ucuua euuuunneu to $12. l At a fully attended meeting. of I the Board of Collier St. United Church on Tuesday night, a unani- m'ous invitation" was extended to Rev. "S. _H.`Greens1ade to remain for another year as min-ister of the .church. 1\....:.... Innr nun` - - - 0U 5U. _ . is--At the Art Shoppe, corner Bay- eld'and Collier St., a lovely assort- ment of children's headwear, romp- ers, party frocks and. play frocks. Ev- ery article moderately priced. 12c the Tuesday aftprnnnn nnrhuu +1.... .. _..._......... - ac. ungya. ya; vzvull .lGIaUL_o -Debate on Capital Punish- ment in Allandale Presbyterian Church, Monday, _Mar. 29. Tickets 25 cents. ' . - 12c --Fug'i.=silk `blouses in the newest shades and styles; prices right. At the Art Shoppe, corner Collier and Bayeld Sts. ' 12:: Though the higher temperatures and -bright sun of the past week have made inroads on` the snow-banks, there is a lot of ::the beautiful yet to go. _._A+ 4-I... A..a. m.....-._- -------. I-L "-1.-.l;r;c'i.E'e..and euchre party, Apr.` 16, under auspices Victobriar} Order of Nurses. Further partibulars later. `I`\..L..A.- _.. urn, 0 uuc uu:u|_uc.l.'-Slup IUU. T--Have some nice suitings left; will make up at a price. Phone 913J or 748.--B. D. O'Neill. 12p_ -Sale of Iriscorsets and bras- sieres to clear at half price.-Cowie & Co., 31 Elizabeth St. 12c - -W. K. Loth of Milverton died on Monday, Mar. 22. He was a brother of the late Fred Loth of Barrie. _ vv `.7, g-vn `Ion guv\glluT'\J\IVVIC Ila kltloi ' Sap -is running and new maple] syrup should be available in a few; dax__,,,,_T.i . i `D --`Dance "Easter Monday in the` Aimouries. A T 12-13cc -0h, slush! is. the proper expres- sion these days. V L --Kiddiesf `reefers and tams, sizes; 2 to 8, now in -stock.--ICowie & Co.` IN- I sue. you uuwe lawn Is not 1mp1'ov- I ed _ by the thoughtlessnpss of the _short-cutters.vV 4 - ` `LY.\_J.L___ 0..- . __._.1_ "J I` ' - auuu.-uuu.cl.'5. ' ' I --Northern "Spy apoles, medium! -basket 40c at Wisdom s. ` ' 12c" -P.ure white clover honey, 5-1b.. pail 75c at Wisdom s. 12'cI Have you` joined the Horticultural Society ,yet? If not, `help to make the membership 700. '._J-Intro manna vnn an-n~N-u'v..~- 1-3L. i Readers, 3c word; minimum 50c. a&&mm&$&&&$m$&g Q I A I trunnion LOCAL NEWS Readers. 3c word: minimum 500, 1 I I I he. host office lawn is not improv- Hv H19 fhnncrknuannea ml-` +`\A the snare zxxmmax vu-, - cw.` rpm-nan.aa\Ir| \d\Il'II-I3 I . 3 An extra car shipped and the last `two `expected this week, making 12 cars. Orderpromptly to assure a supply of that choice Canadian coal. .' iThis may be yourlast opportunity} ' mnuuur. I-`ulsl. & SUPPLY C0., Phone 999; Night Phone 313. ;12c '-CHARLIE GRAHAM, Supt. A successful euchre was held in the `American Hotel on Wednesday evening under .the auspiqes of the Ladies Bowling Club. Twenty-eight tables participated and prizes were won by` Mrs. E. Firman, Mrs. L. O. Vair, H. R. Palmer and H.` Tideman. The evening `concluded _ with an.` hour's dancing. - J BARRIE ruin. & supi-LY C6; `Dh.-ma non. M:...1..a. 131.....- 0141 on, YOUR ALBERTA COAL! ` A__ ___L_._' _,, Now CHRYsLER5@;;|; won THIS SUPERB PERFORMAWNCE A NEW Lowen Pnncesm Price for price-i-more emphatically today than ever -Chrysl_er 58 gives the utmost in mechanical per- formance, economy and dependability, riding com- fort, driving ease, and charm of appearance. ' Its effortless speed ability carries you mile after mile at 58 miles an hour, if youwish, in quiet, vibrationless comfort. Its wealth of power whisks you trac tangles, from 5 to 25 miles in 8 seconds. . ` As much as anything, we believe, you appra ciate its ability to give you the satisfying economy of.30 miles to the gallon of gasoline. And perhaps you will better understand the growing preference for the Chrysler5 8when you knowthat ts new lower prices give you the identical perform- ance, identical quality and unmatched beauty which have always placed it above comparison in its eld. We are eager to prove, by personal demonstration, the scores of quality advantages, which, at its new electrifying low prices make Chrysler 58 the supreme motor car value of today. 7. A. GROSE, Dealef arid Distributor 10% OWEN ST., PHONE No. 21 RESIDENCE PHONE 101 IW E CHRYSLER .;"58 % HIT Tm-: ROAD for the j ORILLIA Q"lRYSLER "58"--58 mlle: per Iwur--30 mile: to the gallon-5 to 25 mile: in 8 uconda. CHRYSLER --7o"- -7o mile: per hour-5 to 25 mile: in 7% ucond.I-68 horse-pawu~-hydraullc /our-wheel bralzu. CHRYSLER IMPERIAL 80"-As n: a: maneycan build-U!mou luxurv for 2 to 7 no.2. monaycan ouua-uunou luxury jar Z to 7 pac- ungcn-92 horu-powr--80 miles per hour. All modal: equipped with full balloon (Inc. We an plaaud to extend the oonwniona qf mm-, ' baymcntc. moneycan luxury for 2 7 hdru-bowr-80 milu bar hour. HELD IN Page FIRE -BRIGADE ENTERTAIN AT EUCI-IRE AND DANCE ' Members of the Fire Brigade en-` tertained their wives and friends at a very pleasant euchre anddance in the American Hotel on Tuesday ev- ening; There were about sixty pres- ent. Mrs. E. ,0 Conno.r won the first prize for ladies and the second prize` was won by Miss 0. 0"Connor,.and the men's prizes were won b- Oliver Caldwell and Thos. Pearce. ` he cen- solation prizes went. to Miss McLean of Ivy and S. J. Fisher. . - Bulging, peanuts, .ruuu_u. Urutury ` and Dramatic Expression. Fbr interview and terin, apply` at 62 R913 St. : BARBIE : _Phong`249- JIQICI j-Q.-it V v 2_w- Gvont'r-alto Vocalist, Entertain-.,Tana, ' Elocutionist` L v T Singing, Speaking, Public. Oratory and `D . mun atin Exnr-ssion- -`vOV;';;;nt. and C!'Io.lhmdfo} Collier Strut Unitod`OhuI-ch" All grades of ORGAN. PIANO and THEORY; VOICE PRODUCTION and SINGING.'(all exa.m1na.t_1ona). ALSO T"""""""`c*-nzoclalz `Horacej/'Ils6n, ,A.R.C;0 1 '3 nnnn 1-` and '.hIQQ``Q$ ..-----:.------:--1- ~ ood Cooking Rice .. `Good Cooking `FigsT '. . IIIFU K IIIIIIU servi3??'7 attsw :--1:- Aylmer; Corn, per tin ' :-: `English Breakfast Tea, per lb.` . New Sair Dates . . . . T FRED MOIl|lEH% Evefything in Mylo" l!-__I__-_ BL--- - Aylmer Tomatoes, tm v IU mun 5c each e 1184. 144 -Christie's, Bulk Sodas; T [Icing `Sugar . A. 2- ~14 lbs. `Granulated Sugaf . . . _._._____...__..__..._____ } `Thompson's Blue S'dless Raisins, Sarjeant & `King 3 I R3-f For Your Easter M omin g Promenade has jst been received at our Pattern Department. The Delta: shows you with _ pictures how to make the: dress from start to nish. _ ction. etary. *Th'is BUTTERICK' PATTERN itacluding DELTC)R T A The loose panels of this smart" Spring frock sway graceful- ly when you walk. `Soft materials such as crepe de Chine, satin crpe and Georgette are especially recommended for it. At our piece-goods department you will nd them in all the- popular Spring colors. ' THURSDAY. mncu is. 1923;: ~ SlLVERDAL E CREAMERY Burma, per!lb_._ 53 j ..., ..-...., ..- ....._ eoidenco Phone 1 0 I` ..< til Harry Buchanan Limiteti _.._._.__._._ 3 lbs. for 25': 3 II. for "L 3 II. for J lb. 3 lbs. fox` "J 15 b. .; 75-i 25 | '25:: 194` % at Wisdom s. a..-ISpzVinish-T bniog, 8 _Ib. for .-Good assortmnt babies `bonnet: 'and- cshmere coats now on `display. -,-+9Wi.a& :-J V % - ; .' 12 --v-vw-v IeC&I\ One of the pioneers- of this section passed away last Saturdaygin the per- son or Newson Hook who died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Thos. Nash. . 46 Grove St., in his eighty`-fifth` year. Born in England. the late Mr. "Hook `came to_Canada_ fifty-six years ago. settling at Barrie. While in the old country he served in the British army j and was stationed for a` time in Ire- a land. He took up gardening and` for a number of years had` a garden ` at Cundles. His` wife. to whom he was {married-befor'e coming to Canada, pre.' deceased him `by fourteen years. Mr. . Hook was an Anglican and a Conser-' - vative. Surviving him are seven sons: `Alfred. Ja.mes,.~A.lbert, Charles, Walter. Robert and Harry."-all of Barrie. and two daughters,.Mrs.-Thos. Nash. Bar- 'rle,.a.nd Mrs. Thos. Sutton. Crown Hill. The funeral took place on Tuesday to Barrie Union cemetery. "Rev. A. R. ,B eve rle`y officiating. The pall bearers were five sons.,Walter. Charles. Albert. .Alred,.and.1'-Iarry and Thos. `Nash. M. NEILLY ISTERZHENS `Marshall Neilly Stephens',_son of Mrs. -Stephens and the late M. N. Stephens of Glencairn, and grandson of Mrs. Laidlaw, Blake St., Barrie, died on Sat-urday morning, Mar. 20,. in Tor- onto. Death was due to biood-poison- ing which developed` the `preceding Sunday. He was but sixteen years of age and an only son. His father, who I was auditor for the` County of Simcoe for several years, died, in April, 1925. Very great sympathy. is felt for the -mother and Jlour sisters in their be- reavement through the untimely end of this very promising young -me. The funeral _took place ` on Monday to Glencairn and was very. largely at- V tended especially in the village where the family lived for many years.'S_e`r- vices in both Toronto and Glencairn were taken by Rev. Mr. Quiggan, a minister of the Disciples of Christ. Toronto. . ; , OBITUARY ,wm$$mm&$m%&m$x$ WUUulll5' IIIGICCIL , . The `bride was the recipient of many costly gifts which showed the esteem in which the young couple are held. ` - ' ' .After the ceremony all retired to the dining-room, where a sumptuous wedding "breakfast was served; Fol- lowing: this the young couple. left for a shorthoneymoon, the bride tra- velling in a navy poiret twill suit with grey hat and shoes to match. On their return -they will reside at Burnview Farm, Knock. e g&&&m%&m$m$wa&m vv yan- 'ed-to ` % bu-d3 I III`I'II`H A very pretty` -but quiet wedding took place on Mar. 10, when Lottie Mae, only daughter of Mrgand Mrs. W. D. -Cochrane, became the bride of Mr. W..R. Bruce Cowan, second son of Mr. John and the late Mrs. Cowan,- Stroud. "Rev. G. R. Coulter `of Allandale officiated. The bride. was `given in marriage by her father and was becomingly gowned in a honeydew crepe 'de chenev dress trimmed with gold lace. `Mrs. Willis Corrigan of Cookstown played the Wedding march. TBA 11191.1-`A urea 4-Inn 1vnI|I'v\:n1p\l- -5 ufl1\f;:'e.r'n1ih Mrs.` Daniel '_D . McLean of Barrie "announce the engagement of their elder daughter, Isabel Edna, to John 'C'eci'l Monkman, son of Mrs. Monkman of California and the late George Monkman of Barrie, the mar - riage to take place quietly in April. urwve, a uromer-m-law. Mrs. J. D. Laidlaw and Miss Laid- ,law were called to Toronto on Sat- urday owing to the death of Neilly lstephens, grandson of Mrs. Laidlaw.~ MFG Vnulza has uni-Iuuvuna` 4-A `L-.. saovpxwus, grunuson OI 1V1_1'S. ua1a1aw.~ Mrs. Yorke has returned to her home in London afterspending the winter with her mother and sister, Mrs. J. T. Emma and Mrs. J_. Clarke. Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Thos..Aikens were in Stayner on Monday attend- ing` the funeral of their cousin,VAb- raham Pinkney, who died in Regina on Mar. 17. ' ' IA - .....I 1|)r_._- 'n___.--I H II V uua_yuc1.' u.v!=L' ouuuuy. ' Wm. Galliev was ` in Chicago iast week attendin the funeral of Jas. Grieve, a brot 'er-in-law. Mun: `I n 1'..:.n..... .....a Mrs... r_:-'I .Lv.u.'a. ueo. 11.. burns returned tpls wgek after spendmg two weeks wlth frlends at Edenvale. mun `DI..- n.......1.---' 1'n-_._1. --' cu. l D. H. Coleman is in Toronto this week. -` _ - _ J. A. MacLaren spent last Friday 111 Ottawa on business. Mug (1.... - D `D....._... .__..--_...-.1 n.2-_| .u;u:uu an nuenvaue. . - Miss Elva;Coug'hey, Worsley St., visited `with "Miss' Ethel Lawson in Stayner over Sunday. % T Wm. (1n`"n' Inn in l'1k:m.n-A 1-HI`- Palmolive . . ' at the Infants Delight . . . . . . . . 3 for :-:-:-:j _.,____..:_;__. Washing Soda . A. . . . -p--------_.--:--- Sani-Flush, `tin B. C. Red Sa1mon,,sliced; "lb. :-. i Charm, ,per. ; E % PERSONAL Old Dutch . . ` / !Lu x, large pkg- Magic Baking Ifowder, tin A Lux he kind Kn Annlu 1 uuouwa on Dusmess. . 1 Mrs. Geo.` R. Burns returned thls `Q01? n'Av| avxn-nol:n:u Ln-A u-&-..'I... ...2LL COWAN-COCHRANE NEWSON HOOK LL- ...I____L,, ' ..............'$3 for -::-----:2 12,'3 an 5; --2-----.----_---:.---. Geode delivered promptly up any '12:, 3 for 32 .. : 7 15:. for ` each ;