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jl16-17 uruu, wuere Vne nus secured 8 pos- ` {tiona Miss`Betty Bell 3: Detroit is` visit- ing her grandmother,` Mtg. Bell, Bradford St. 5 `Mu ......u M... n_u.-.. u-.-.;..1.:--.. Josep:h.C.oady"`le; Vr;c;n1:ly for De- troit, where he has` secur_ed a pos- ition. ; \ FDRDUIVAL . "` umu%w$&w&i&iv E PERSONAL _5 1. a _ n. uurrumera _ . Iizs Kexu\edy .. UL 135 ` Mis_s LVLl35 . Miss Miss Miss Miss` Au-I33 1 Miss IE3..- LRUCK R SALE JIIMUIIIU ' Government Gran`t--Special $343.80` _ -General ,. 497.83 ,Kinde_rgarten- . . . . . 120.00 1 Cadet Corps . . . . . . . . . . 150.00 . [Medical -. . ,. . . . . . . . . . . . 170.00 Nomresident fees . . . . . . . . 20.00 Cash on hand . . ._ . . . . . . . . . 500.00 _ . , $1801.63 Levy .. ...'.. ......,....$8964.11 nlnntunnnnnsnlu .l`l-......':1.;., - .. Public Schools Q, A Finance `Committee Expenditurew Debenture debt . . . . . . . . . .$ Secretary-Treasurer . . . 0-: tooiuool a - u col Premium ` Treasurer's bond.. Rent safety deposit box . _P.' S. annual report ., . . .. Postage .. . . . . . . .. Insurance, building and ' furniture .. . . . . Insuzjance, boilers *9 . . . . . . . I qyu-4,: UUuV\l Property and Supply Committee ` Repairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$ 200.00 Decorating .. . .. . . . . . .. 250.00 Teachers supplies . . . . . . . . 400.00 Light and water . . . . . 250.00 Fuel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 2000.00 . Library . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . 100.00 Science .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. - 250.00 Cost of exams. over fees . . 100.00 Caretaker s salary . . .. 1150.00 Ex_tra caretaking . . . . 25.00 Supplies . . . . . . . . . . . . _. . . 200.00 Blinds repairs` . . . . . . . . 50.00 Miscellaneous . . . . . . 200.00 Miss Jessie Hunter, Secre- fnrv I-n Dy-nnnn`I uuaa ueauu: nuuwr, Dt:U1'e- ' tary to Principal . . . . . . 4/10 of increases -. . . . .. Ext-ra teaching . . . . . . .. Industrial Evening Classes. Miscellaneous . . . . . . . , . . . 1 - _ as aw Excess over income . . . .$11,'7 ' Management Committee Teachers! Salaries--1 A A. R. Girdwood . . . . . . . . $35 . J. Heath . . . . . . . . . . . .. 30 .'S.Farmer.....,. . . . . ..22 A. S. Morrow . . . . . . . . . . .- 20 MissA. M. Mason 24 Miss H. E. Robbins . . . . . . . 19 Miss.E._ J. Wallen . . . . . . 21 Miss E. A. Henry . . . . . . . . 19 Miss F. E. MacDougall .. . 19 Miss T. Cavansagh . . . . . . . . 18 Miss L.\A. Traver . . . . . . .. 21 [Miss M.`Donne11y 19 Miss E. K. Perry . . . . . . .. 18 A. B.. Cock-burn . . . . . . . . .. 20 Miss `E. M. Burks . . . . . . . . 17. Shea} . . . .. J. . . Missv_B. Carruthers .. Tu: Y rnlunnco --.-rw-qua tau: 1. '" I `Debentures T . . . . . . . . . . . Postage" . . . . . . . . . ..'; . . .. Treasurer's bond premium Rent safety dep_osit -box . Auditors .. .4 . . . . . . . . . . .. Secy.-Treasurer's salary . Insurance on boilers . . . . . . UUUII Ivy` uuuu.--ueue1'zu Extra maintenance . 4 Government Grant . . Grant, National Defence [Cadet-. upkeep . . .. Strathcona Fund . . . . .. Cas_h on hand ca vawnlibl sunnu cuuv cu-7,y\av nnnnn -II ` At his re nest," Trustee King was given a fart er leave of absence of lone month. ` - tism and IIIIF LVBIIWRUIUII `II. '|llIU Dhllvbbulllyi Attendance reports for the month of March at the public schools were: Victoria, 413 on roll, 406 registered for the month, average 371.3 `or 91.- ` 62%, Penny Bank deposits, $72.93; King Edward, 341 on roll 334 regis- tered, average 289 or 8'}%, `Penny Bank $69.63; King George, 31 one roll, 26 registered, average 23 or 88%, Penny Bank $1.15. ` Mhu "Ft-nn nnknnl nun-an vnnnrfnd 1` 11181108 UOHIIIIIEI Income-- County. Grant--General `mvh-n mnininnnnnn loo "In, renny DEIIK $14.0. Miss Train, school nurse, reported 44 visits and 18,39 inspections. A1. 1..-_ ..___.`-_; 'm..___..-- 172.... -...... narne. - . . - T_ J. A. Little, chairman -of the Sim- coe `Boys Reunion of Queen's Uni-_ versity, wrote with regard to the 1. foundation of a competitive scholar- ship at Queen's to be known as the Simcoe Boys Scholarship. He stat- ed that `they were "asking alumni, school principals, boards of education and representative men to assist in the foundation of the scholarship. 1. ' `U133 ICIGLUU Ill UIIID Dunc: E Dr.- Brereton also stated _that he` had got in touch with Dr. Sinclair. `regarding auxlliary classes for sub- normal children and had. also listen.- ed to addresses on these classes and the results obtained; - As :a conse- quence of what hefhad heard he was more than ever convinced that aux- iliary classes are a necessity ' in Barrie. ' A van. ..1....:....l...... .4.` +1.... Qim-. Iricome--- . (Continued from f:age'1) . M . of A` Education and. try to have the` xuls relaxed in this case. 4,: u... 1...! `$1500.00 MORE X % % WILLBE NEEDED] Expenditure--- |-L....'L.-..-- .MorTr-ison . .. . .x. . S. M.~ Hickling R. McKever . . ;jfg `J Um-ELL - t JECAUVCP e Smith, 5 .. -Ghannen/' 2` . Ambler . . Dougall . . . ' Gallagher . H. Dennis . Campbell . . . J; M. Fox . . -T\..t`l'....A. Urlv fox on I : DeHart . . . Collegiate lmtitute "32.. -.. .. - I1_._-..__'LL-_ cw-av--whiz u-I-ououow 'Finance Committee nn zms. "over I taking . -. .. uirs-......... V118 .. utuoun I u/ g o c u ng .. 1ooo.oo . .- 1ooo.o_o _;, ';-5. `.3. . 850.00 I. ;: 1ooo.oo . . . . . . 1000.00 III! 0 I I r . . . . . . 1000.00] 5 950.00, 1000.00 0IIOl OII ptcvynolus ` . Q10) onnwnn .........$2100.00 Doovuiooou 1ooo.oo 1000.00 1ooo.oo no 1000.00 itt 1000.00 1000.00 1100.00 3 950.00 . gq 1 `nun An . .$8692.64 625.00 , . . . . 20.00 >ond.. 6.00- :: . 5.00 , . . 4.00 . . . 50.00 6-: $ 9,966.96 ....$11,7_39.15 WILCGX ma nAnnit;axm,Nm L . . 1234.50 129.60 --;._--__-- $10,765.74` $33,770.00 I |-.._.._LL. .'$ 3500.00 . 3000.00 . 2200.00 . 2000.00 2400.00 1900.00 2100.00 1900.00 1900.00 1800.00 . 2100.00 .. 1900.00 1800.00 . 2000.00 ' 1_75o.ooh _ oj--..__. $32,250.00 2 '..$ BS. 700.00 120.00 300.00 150.00 250.00 $21,706.11! $5175.00 $1792.50 . 47332.55 . 1792.50 202.50" I I 50.00 . 36.06 1 500.00 .$9507.76 25.00 3.00 3.00 10.00 375.00 43.20 ons capacity and hing in A1 running This value may 1 at 97 Dunlop St, _..Wall 3 er in latest " designs, alll prices. are naive agency for Stunn- t'oh s semi-trimmed. _ AW. A. Lowe & json, Elizabeth St. - _ tie yvv,vuuavv Property.` and Supply- Cpgumittee __Care1takers-- Victoria. . . . .=$1000.00 Prince of Wales . . . . . -1000.00 King Edward ., . . -. . . . . . .4 900.00 King George . .. . . . . . . . 240.00 Extra caretakmg . . . . . . . ; 100.00 Fuel.. . . . . . . ....3500.00 Supplies, ordinagy . . . . . . . . 600.00 Teachers supplxes . . . .' ,,. . 650.00 Light and water . . . . . . ; . . . 450.00 Cadet upkeep . . ; . . . . . . . . 150.00 _Re airs, general ., . . . . . . . . Boilers $100. Step $100. 200.00 Painting . . . . . . . . . . 400.00 Fnciqg :., 100.00 V Electnc hght . . . . . V. . . . . 105.00 3-Toilets, Prince of Wales.. 300.00 Miscellaneous . . A . . . . . . 250.00 700.00` 4/10 increases . . . . . . . . School Nurse . . . . . . . . . . . . . P. S. A. Officer Extra teaching` . . . . . . . Industrial Evening Classes.;' Miizcellaneous . . . . . `. .V . . . . Miss I Miss Miss ` Miss Miss . Miss St. URDIISE Ullfc. ISUIIB. les Lunch Ltd., Buffalo. me nursing` start or the R.V.H. Deceased came to Minesing with his parents when a child. He` (with Samuel Webbr of Barrie) was a mem- ber of the old 35th regiment and was called to the, colors in 1885 in the North West Rebellion. He served as nubile school trustee for several yearsand ._.was a member of Vesnra. Municlbai Council for the past four years` until zdefeuted last January in a. three-corn- ered contest for deputy~reeve. He was keenly interested in all the affairs of the community for the public welfare and was a member of the United Church (formerly Methodist) for over 60 years. Mr. Orchard was a good neighbor and respected by all for his straightforward manner and ' honest principles. The fnnnrnl um: ht:-IA nn 'l`nnm-`Inn Dl'UCQ U1 1'Ul`U|'l(.0. Friends from a distance present at the funeral were Mr and Mrs. Mel- bourne Orchard and family of Buffalo. N.Y.. Frank Orchard and Miss Lena. Orchard of Toronto, Mr and Mrs. Mar- shall of.Washago. Mr. and Mrs. John Eaton. H. Burdge and Mr. Long of Meaford. Miss Orchard of Stroud. Jos. Orchard of Port Hope, W. F. Orchard of Binbrook, Claire Bruce. Misses Hilda. and Ruby Bruce of -Toronto `and a. number of old school friends and as- sociates from Barrie. ' `min:-nl h~H-ulfnu haulage` flnnua 5Quuuv." SOCHIIGS IFOHI nurne. Floral tributes besides` those from. relatives were from Vespra. Council, Minesing W.I.. Baptlst'Mlss_lon_ Circle nurses-in-training of R.V.H., stat! of _'1`oronto University power house," Maple St. Baptist Church. Buffalo. and Bow- `lnu T.nnnh T.td_, `Ruffnln, " Lind s2 J.-:nn'b.:h sc_.-; pl'IliL'l[).lBH. The funeral was held on Tuesday. April 6. with Rev`. M. -0. Price in charge. Private service` for immediate relatives and friends wasnheld in the home and a public service in the Unit- ed Church. Intermenir was made in Minesing` Union Cemetery. The bear- ers were Samuel -Webber of Barrie. "John Roe. VViliiam Grant; Joseph Chappel.-.Ait red Foyston and William Frnlick of Minesing. '- Surviving him besides his wido,w and children are two brothers. nWesley nf lhfinnulnrr and Mlltnn nf Minnulnn 1`!`}lll(1K Ul. AVIIHBBIIH 1 tv of Minesing and 1 Station and two 4 Marshall of Wast Bruce of Toronto. Wrinndn frnrn n I r\I-I-IEI1 I ll: EITIVJTIIQITLI Albert C. Orchard, a. highly respect- edeitlzen of Minesing. passed away at Mlnesing _on Saturday morning. April 3. He had been in rather poor health for the past three years but re- cently had seemed much improved and felt unusually well on Friday. He was found dead in bed, death being due to heart trouble. I-Ie`was the son of the late Joseph and Selena Orchard and was born in Innisfil. Dec. 3. 1858. He was twice married. First to Eliza. Tracey. in 1882. who died in 1888. leav- lng three small childr n. Melbourne. now of Buffalo, Frank f Toronto and Mrs. F. M. Bell of Meaford. His second wife, who was Armina M. Jones. sur- vives with four children, Herb at home, Lena of Toronto and Annie and Ruth (twins) at home, the latter formerly of the nursing staff of the R.V.H. Dar-pmanri nnrnn 1-A Minnutnn `nan. uucnrnst. both of Toronto. . The funeral was held on _Monda._v afternoon from the old. homestead to Guthrie cemetery. Services were taken by Rev. Neil Campbell. assisted by Rev. C. G. Jones. T ose who bore the pull were Angus Mc uaig, Neil Mc- Cualu. Andrew McNabb. Archie Bea- ton. Duncan Mccuaig and John Mor- rlson. uu nut 1. ), 'con. 4, UFO. and there the rest of her days were spent. She was a. ` faithful member of the Presbyterian church throughout her life. a. kind neighbor and valued friend. Her hus- band predeceased her ten years. She `is survived by three sons. Duncan of Carberry, Man.. Peter and Thomas of Guthrie; one daughter. Mrs.` Neil More rison of Barrie; one brother j and one sister. Wm. McNabb`and Mrs. Alex. 3 Gilchrist. both of Toronto. funeral was hold nn M.-ma-u i .,u.mu ul ucconer. 1841).` 8. daughter of Mr. and `Mrs. Duncan McNabb. Af- ter her marriage, she went to reside on lot 15,`con.'4, Oro. and there the her nvn mnn nnnmt Qhn `mom on wnI(`,l1 after. TM -.. Mfs. Mccuaig. whose maiden '1-:a'.me was Flora McNabb. was born near Jarratt in October. 1840; daughter ,Mrs. Duncan MnNa.hh, A1 - ADAM Asmrrl-I V Adam Smith, a,tormer resident of h ' . |B*`1`1e. died on Tuesday night, April `13- at his home. Kindefsley, Sask., af- ter a short illness. The late Mr.- Smith. `W 0 was fifty-three years of age, we. ; born in the `Shetland Islands, Scot-L A land. He conducted a cartage business in Barrie for ten'or twelve years and went West in 1910. After spending a Will` at Davidson: Sask., he went to Kindersley where he has operated a lrge farm in partnership with W. C. Hunter of Barrie. His wife,` who is a [sister of John Gosling of Vespra and` Ml`S. Harry Smith, Crown Hill, sur- [Vives him with five children. Jean, Velma, David, John and Grace. -Mrs. James Wright of `Barrie is a` sister and Gen. Smith or Midhurst, Harry Smith of Crown Hill, and Wm. Smith 01' Camp Borden, brothers. Another` bmthr-r, Mz1lcolm'Smith, died in the t Vvest two years ago. The funeral will take" place in Kindersley on Friday. MRS. DUNC.AN B; MccuAIe' Another one of the few survivors oft the families of the original settlers of 01-0 was removed by the death of Mrs. Duncan B. McCuaig,' on Satur- di1.V. April 10. Mrs. Mccuaig. who was in her 36th-vear. met with an nnoidnnt J vuu.v. Apru 10. Mrs. Mccuaig. S6thyear. met with an accident over two months ago when she fell in the house and received injuries which cunfin-ed her to her bed there'- 3LEWEEDS /IAY 6, 7 AND 8 L ; V OBITUARY % 31 Rhoda Youfng . . ALBERT O. ORCHARD mo r1 rx..,.1......1 _ L:__I---- n VV ICE 0 an- A. Loth ..' . McGregor McKinley . M. Turner . Wice A . 1 ..LL ers-- Victoria. .=$1 ~ofWales Edward George ..; .. aretaking 3 ordinary........ : ...;,,.. dwater pkeep . e1nn' .aL...... Q1nn uueamg. - ' besides brothers. Milton ofv Mlneslng sisters.. Mrs. J . A. M Waahago and . Mrs. A. 1!-onto. $10,-645.00 I . $8750.00 . . .$1050.00 hes 145 an_cl $33,850.00 . .`$ 180.00 .. 955.00- . . 100.00 .- .3Voo,,oo es.; `4'U6;0.0 ORA nn u%...;----o `$36,035.00 -..___-SLL_ . 850.00 1000.00` 900.00 950.00 0850.00 `.IUUoU_U 250.00.! --`--1-vj TTGJHIHV Plume 1035 = Au.ANpA1,E : `_ 27 Essast. ; Now isthe time, with s L Top Coats, su 9 --::c: pring actually here, to buy Spring Ap- parel. Our after-Easter specials oer an unsurpassable oppor- collection of smartly trimmed hats that we could not under ordinary circumstances present at this low price, for . . . . . . $2.98 and $4.98 New and Distinctive Fashion: in Mines and Ladies Coats and Tweed Suits - Youth and smart- ness in every line, quality in every stitch, are features commonto this group of twill and tweed coats and suits at these remarkably low prices . . V. . $10.50, $15.00, 23.95 DRESSES Silk, Frocks in at crepes, taifetas, printed crepes and georgettes, in all the newest shades and all sizes, only . . . . . . . . . . . . . . V. . . . $15.00 Sample Dreuea in crepe, kashas and other materials, all chic styles, reg. to $25.00 for . . . . . . . . $8.95 Flannel Sports Frocks and a few other lines-specially priced for this sale at-.....` . . . . . . . . . . .. $4.98 13-: 4_._ .--- . tunity well worth embracing. Last minute styles in modish perbly tailored Tweed Suits and smart Frocks and Hats for every hour in the day. L TRIMMED HATS -- A marvellous 0verblouseo-'-Don_ t miss getting one `Shop here tomorrow. of these for your new suit, in silk crepes and broadcloth, for only . . . . . . . . ., . . . . . $2.98 and $4.98 Ski:-ts-A few separate skirts, some on camisole tops, all one price, for only . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $2.98 Children : Coats-All the new ares and straight lines, with velvet col- lars and the popular imitation grey lamb fur, sizes 2 to 10 years, one price . . . . . . . . . . . . .' . . . . . . . $6.95 Hoaiery--Pure silk, and silk and wool ` (Mercury) i_n all newest shades, f01`......." . . . . . ..`.....89cpair Scarf:---Lovelyin their colorings and chic in their'style, regular values to $7.50 for . . . . . $2.98 each Slips--Silk -broadcloth slips, silknit and Habitau slips, all colors, for o a n o o o - - n o . u o o o - o u . $3.49 each Houaedreuea - Up-to-date houseo dresses, regular value_ to $3.95, clearing at one price . . . . . . 98 - -nu-coal llllll IIFII III\Iln` Shop early and get some of these exceptionallyvlgood values. Strictly Cash for all sale goods. No exchange and no approval. ' SATURDAY NERS AGAIN" For the bagnce of this montha Bridge or Chesterfield Lamp will be ~ given free with any Chesterfield Suite purchased here. `Prices ofsuites run from $135.00 up. I also -have a nice assortment of Dining-Room and Bedroom Furniture at very_ reasonable prices. ` Your used ifurnitur_e__ taken in exchange. I BRIDGE on cursrmrmw LAMP After Easter. Spec -ic Ha"; 4-:.~.n ..: la ls ' 7A:`ge:?>-t; 1'2'ye;1.;s-.' Prices so low. it will not" pay you _to make them. . If not, see (;1_1:;STPI:IC`3'I-A-LS ~ `for this week-end Coats - Coats - Coats _Hundreds to select from and` prices absolutely the. lowest. 100 Samble Hats l'a_t llsl-_tl-1e regular selling prices. HAVE YOU BOUGHT ._YpU_R smma con? SIMMONS 8. co. - THE con srom L CHILDREN'S HAT $!":3CW- THIS WEEK summons & co. ,.':`!E!.',?AY %#N|iIii3`ii3Y"ffvf n` Bfst A T\\`/>3 /L bf uz > CHILDREN S SWING COATS A.1-:. ITH 20 Mulcuter Street, Barn _IRENi.E. .s:9_LTITN% Sp.e`cial 2-day price, A SPECIAL OFFERING `of LADIES and MISSES Sani-Flush, 29 sin-7 ride of Lime, 14 tin "Regular values up to $5.00 _.__-r _..-_v .vnna\rIl\lVVo Overblouscs--'-D0n_'t and one Scarf:---Lovely.,in chic their style, . 98: O I`COZj .-._ -___( TRIMMED HATS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Page Thirteo $2.95 I -fgat, 1b. . . {ILL I rices IERIES '2 lbs. for 35 2 tin: "for I V` in Barrie` lcular I! ! 59 lb; ' 21 39 18 rHu_'oAv V7:-Io_u;:aALI Mucus " No. 2 1van`whe'at 31.25-31.30 nopcoocouwocooououononuc aoIIoc_Iooooauoovocncvloucn eaa ..'.................... $1.10-$1.15 uckwhout................,... 85:-700 Butter. per pound 42-45 Eggs. ner doz. . . . . . . . . . an-van -nuy anauntonm 'sem1-trimmed wallpaper -- 22 in. -wide instead of old 18 in. For sale by W_. A. Lowe & Son, Eljzabeth St. fsnv, APRIL 23, 19z'e.f. . UNI noun:-uooouo-non--no IIIIIUIIIIIIIII Eggs. per doz. Potatoes, per bag mains 3AP'ns'r CHURCHI hm: `I5! `I 1171......-1a.`....-_ -. mun`... guru a an I Bl l\n'l\\`vI'l `Rev. E. J. Whan,` Pstor. sunlay. April 18, 1926 Public Wqrship at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. ` SUBJECTS ` First in Series. on Life of. St. Paul" Under the` Wings of God 0 my... `D:I.I- 13.3., I I `vv-noun pauuvvv vnqnu Vullllllill . Ministers: . Rev. S. H. Gteenslade, B.A.` _. Rev. A. -D. Cornett, M.A., B.D."T ` Sunday. April 1811: V SERVICES: 11 a.m.--`Rev. A. D. Cornett. Music -- Selected '3 p.m.-'--Sunday School,_Bib1e Classes 7 P.M.' _ ' . . .--T-2: 4.--._ _ - _-._____4,, MOTHER Aivb"i'>AucH'rER ` sznvxcn-: % Irnamv nnxvn I171 an 1-. . `cg Wodnudny. April 2131, 8 pan`, ` Annual Meeting of 'Co_ngregation.f Su'uulny,`Ap|`-SI 28!}: ' ' SUNDAY `SCH-OOL `ANNIVERSARY Rev. J. C. Robertson,-D.D..` Special Preacher. ` WELCOME `Collier :Street United Minidfnvs I MISS BoNA'.'1sT1'1:s',"1'3'.'A.,` Dominion Secretary of C.`G.I.'-1`. for the United Church of Canada, will be the speaker -Au\&Lnum lWI`uu.x'lfl_;.J.\` . ' . 2 Silndny, April 18th" `I H 'l`}1e , minister will preach at V 11 a.m. and 7 `part. S. IS. and Bible Class at 8 p.m. Prayer Meetin,'We_d., 8 p.m. ` WELCOME _ _.._- wruuuun CI- [ Rev. J. S. 'Siaortt,VM.A`.M, Mirhstet Edmund Hardy, Mus. Bac..,F.T.C.M. Organist gm) Chpirmaster , ch, pkg. chup, bottle heat, pkg. .. -B! Stanton : ml-lnnmuo __ 99 In ..... _ -___ -7---uwuu nl$lUII Rev. A. J_.(::. carscagden, Minister Mrs. E. Richardson, Organist Harry Barror}, Choir Leader sundae-._ApriI '13. 1923 ~ _ 11 a.m. - 7 p.nia--Publi'c Worship 3 p_.m.`~--S abba`th School- Evening Anthem: _~ Great. and Marvellous (Turner Solo--Face `Q0 Face (Johnston) :. ~ Mr. Wi-ldman '1 '. vs-nun:-.'vn-...-\-- --....... .._ _ __ '.&n'u2;""< *{2Ji3Zr"3: 7" The ALor'd` Is---My Shepherd? Trio--Lifjt. Thine Eyes_ This service will b__eT in "charge. '0_ftheV girls of; lthem congregation. % annulus. apetguu g, runuo oratory and Drama c Expression. ' For interview - and terms, * .pp'l$r ` at - H9 Rana IO,` '9 RAHDIE o nI.-..-<'aAn V VVIIXII Cont:-alto `Vooaliot. 'Entortiinoo and` Eiooutionict \ Singing. Speak! g, Public Ox_'at6ryV_ Exnresalon. B onauvsvnvvv cuutu uuaua, EL] 327 Ron 8!. {BARBIE A: Phqno"249 - __-----, -_-- -v 7: V74 9 _ _ 1 Vcholrmiotoi j ~ Collier Strut United `Church % All grades of ORGAN.` PIANO and. THEORY: VOICE PRODUCTION and SINGING (alt. examlnattonl)`, mac Horace waaon; m_c;o%;% 4\..'-._-_1A4`- ___n An, , 1 IV Dominingtores um _..-.u. unv vv Inga U1 U0 8 p.m.--Bi-ble School. ' Colin 8. Farmer.` Choirmaster. Mra.. Edith Rowe. Organist; `b9RM Oc, tax included Visitors Cordillly Welcomed - "THURSDAY. APRIL 15, 1'2Acf`_ Central unugq_chp_;ch` II. A-. BARRIE MARKETS BQRAII Q1114`: '-- . . s'r. ANDREWS I-"reobyterio.n_ . 1' 11 an mp. - v v aguauvuo EVERYBODY WELCOME j oz-gamt and Choir Leada Horage Wilson, A_;R.C.0. MOVING * J'L&4\l Wftmmig yvagog ubnnlln \I4--II-L 2.. -..A._ _ Ertised Thmgs. Fol'xprly VaiIf s Tea Room NEXT WEDNESDAY` YOU wxu, FIND us` IN NEW QUARTFRS. rwovnopns msr. ' semi-trimmed M. 4...4......x -1 0 u I 0 `Iz"`I0c . . . . 28-250 $8.25--3.50 -In-vvag ans gallant: > 7 Mr. and Mrs, John Mackay, W87` Worsley -St.-. went to Toronto to at- tend the marriageof Mr. Mackay s rand-daughter, Miss .Reno Mackay, daughter of the late Dr. Alex. Mac- \ kay and Mrs. Mackay of Toronto, i which takes placetoday (Thursday) ,to William Pollock,`-barster, of Car- ` Ieton Place. cw-unuunuu` was IVIIIJUIVIII \vIl\\nlIi ' Atthe annual meeting of the Mis- sion Circle of -Collier St. United Church on- Tuesday night, the fol- lowing officers were elected for the ensuing year: President, Miss Leila, Hunter; Extension Vice-President, Miss Helen Dougall; Educational Vice-President, Miss Doris Robert- son; Devotional Vice-4President, Miss Margaret Henry; Financial Vice- President, Mrs. , Harry Armstrong; Recording Secy., Miss Jean Goodfel- low; Corresponding Secy., Miss Ma- bel Gheesman; 'l`reas., Mrs. Gordon L. Reeve; 'Supt. of Systematic Giv- ing, Miss Florence MacDougal1. tau a-n-nun: aauysvvvuo . Mr. and` Mrs. Hectorv J. Black. of Jiughenden, Alberta, announce the engagement of their only daughter, Florence Marjorie, to Alvie M. Gor- don, son of William Gordon and thel late` Mrs. Gordon of St. Walburg, Sask., ,the marriage to take place quietly in. April. -, mt-` .;....: 1|/r..- 7-1.- nt-J-7-2, n- rxuwuurg. ` .. [ ` Mrs.` F. W. Playle of Montreal `and I Mrs. J. W. Speers of Sault Ste. Marie - were called to town last week owing to the serious illness of their father, Andrew Cunningham. At present he i much improved. U I!` -...I\ ll ..- ff;_L,,, 7 In: 1 A r 85c value . .. e a broom. \JUl`I'ICo \ - ' ' ` ' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Meeking and daughter_ Marlaret have returned from a visit wit their son-in-law and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. Hopper of Washington, and their son Dalton of Pittsburg. ` 1m..- 1:! ur nI--.'I_ _; mu-__;__'.`_. -, ,, ,1 vson oI`auuge:.a nu Mrs. Vance. Among his old friends from `Barrie `who attended the funeral _of ` Dr. Raikes in Midland on Saturday, were Col. Cowan, Major Knowls, ,Capt. Bird, Mr. and Mrs. Mober\l*y and E. (`.1n~rica,. \ uu'u., nu`. Currie. In . ..... uu. uplgauon. 4 -_ Toronto Glabe s`wom'an s page on" Apt-i1 14 had Q -two-column photo- gravure of Mrs. R. H. Davidson and `her son, John I. V. Davidson, grand- Ison of`Judge:.a,nd Mrs. Vance.L` vA...-.___ L!._ -1.` EH3-..) uulu Din , A. S. Thurston and Frank Secord, Meaford newspaper. publishers, were -3 in town on Monday attending court {in connection with the Meaford Shoe I00. litigation. Tnrnntn Gln.hn q wnm'nn n `-nniyn :m- wnnwuvwusguw ova an IIlVlI_Vl|ilc" Dr, and Mrs. R; A5"'Carson' of Cleveland, Ohio, .were.in town for a_ few days during the `illness 7 of =`thel f-or.mer s mother, `Mrs. `Andrew Car- son. - In... l'!....;.....:.."ur:n.--_ _.n 1n.n_...: Ulla `Miss Gertrude Wilkes of Midland has returned home after spending ,the Easter vaatioh with her grand- mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Willotte, Bay- I vm.......;-`_ -_._1 m..__.1_ n___-.; I COLLIER" s1`. MISSION cmcu: AA..;.L- -..__.__I ,,- vv uL'an1,V DD. , I *` .'Chester Carson'returne_d onVWd- nesday night after. `spendinghthe Eas- ter holidays in `Cleveland with his `brother, Dr, R. A. 'Ca_rson_.i I nI_A,,, `-1 J U- E.'3'l.t.1;-c;n::'ta7'a;1'.i, `l;u\\;';liE}-1-sinyef Teave `I on Monday for Georgia, whre the`: will be associated with the"-Redbat Chautauqua for ~ five months.` T\.. -...1 II_.... VI A .~ "tI_-..,--, Llove and ing with `13'o1ph Dunbar has ren'1oved his family from Toronto to Barrie. They are residing in Geo. _Rodgers house, Drury Lane. Mn: 'M'nnT.nv-an AP `Tnvnnfn anon! urury uuue. ~ _ I Mrs. MacLaren .of Toronto spent the week-endrwith Mrs; Buchanan, Worsley St. Inhncfnv nnavann 'rnfIIvriAA AV! `Mari- mater, HIPS. IV. .l'0Il'l.|Hl30I`l. ,- Mrs. Andrew Carson has recently undergone an operation for goitre in lthe Toronto General Hospital-. I .....\.. A1}... ...A A....-- I ..-.....-- w.---V vv ova: a vacuum v ya can - vv nnnuavan 7 Mrs. E.,A. Russell of Toronto has returned home after visiting with her. ssigtez-LMrs._M. Gauley; 67 McDonald _ ree - `o...I..I..1.. n.. ..1...... L..- ......'...;.....i u- Ball Planing Mill _Co .' V * . Mrs. Roy Tomlinson is visiting- with her parents, Mr. and'.Mrs. D. Riddell, Baldwin, Ont. A ' A. Miss Bessie Riddell of Baldwin spent a few days last week with her sister, Mrs. R. Tomlinson. ' MUG Anunvn (`urchin `Ins wanna`-`iv --pv cvovauvv \-l\rll\lIIll L&\lL`l`lLllIOIU Misses Alice and Agnes Laery have returned after spendin a short time with relatives in Win sor. Buy Advrtlsed Thlnza. grunt, II}- nruulutu av. ' - .Mr. and Mrs; Dalton Murchison returned this week after sxzfending the winter in Florida. _ Jr.-M... 1'....~... -1 -n..1...m- tn... 4...1...... llllnf Ill `l_lI'luH:v John Laing of Oakville has taken a Position as bookkeeper with the Bal Planing Mill MFA pnv "l`nvv'|1nann -Ia 11.3-ham lex. Capo, in. all f 11 2 tin: 25;