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e T the rvice , etc. f me- , oil, Aug. 10-'1`he pastor, Mr. Brown, has organized the Sunday School into three classes with Mr. Brown teaching `the young men's class, Miss Muriel Jobbitt the ladies . class and Miss. Mildred Guest as primary class teacher. `I ,N-61 1fc.)rnn'1Ifor-ninn in unrnnurhnf puuou an pt cncuna 4 u q w u u u v w V . . V . - Little Velma'Warnica. is somewhat better after being badly bitten on the arm and leg last week by 9. dog owned. ~by\J. Soules. The dog has been de- strayed. Mr 'I"nwm- `nf `Rm-rie will m-each here next aunaay at .u uunuux. - Mr. and Mrs. George O'Connor and` daughter Pattie were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Elliott over the holiday. "I.'1nor annut nn.'li`v-ad `mllinff warn stroyeu. Mr. Tower `of Barrie will preach here `i next Sunday at 11 o'clock. "Mn and Mn: (Inn:-no (\'(`.nnnn-r and MP8. I."I`Uu. nuuuu. uvcr uu: uuuua..y. Edward Guest a.ndvFred. Elliott were app inted delegates to attend the nom- dine. on at Alllston last Wednesday. Tlfhnnf hnrirnafu in in full] swing` in `this! gcfrgld Ro_ss' of Barrie 1s'nutt1nx `up a. wire fence along his right-of-way to his cottage. `Mug mmnn Trnrln and nnn nf `DA- to ms cottage. Mrs. Edmond Irwin and son of De- troit visited at Wm. Irwin : the past week. . Mn and Mr: nnnnlnwhnm nf Mined- week. Mryand Mrs. Cunningham of Mines- tng. Mr`. Andrews and Mr. and Mrs. M. Wiley 0! Stroud and S. Smith and Miss Smith of Painswlck were Sunday guests at "Cedar Crest Camp. Examiner Adlets are` great sale: `men and they work for little pay- 25jcents a we`ek. - - . -DUFFERI;-ZSiMC0*E _OFFl C|*ALS 1\lHU'dl'UlIlC. T. D. MacMil1an of Thorold spent a! ,,few days recently with his mother and` sisters here. ` I nay. Vnlnna Mnmlnqy on unn 'l`nr1- nt VMRs,'_MAcKAV's FUNERAL NI... 0 . . _ . ....I A! 11....-.. `I .!...-. `III .-unl- OBITUARY BIG BAY POINT -MARY ANN SMAITH THE B32322 EXAMINER I _ BARRIE FIREMEN WIN PRIZES AT ORILLIA / .___ The annual tournament of the Sim-I coe County Firemen s Association held` in Orillia on Wednesday. attracted al large crowd. Seven fire brigades, re- presenting -Ba.rrie,: Orillia, Midland, Penetang, Collingwood. Coldwater and Camp Borden, were present and took` part in the firemen's events. The day had been declared a civic holiday by Mayor Sinclair and there were sever- al special features in addition. to the firemen s'contests. Seven bands were present and took art in the street par- ade and also in band tattoo in Cou- chlching Park at night. Penetang and` Orillia played `an O.B.A. ball game, which was won by the former, and the day's fun concluded with a dance on . the pavement. The prizes in the firemen"s contests were very. evenly distributed among a the contesting teams. Coldwater had a slight margin on the other teams. fin- Idhinxr in the monev in three events. bay are VISIUIIS II] baffle. . ` Miss Sarah Black of Angus spent the- week-end with Mrs. Mclndless. . 1:In~nru `1\ll'n('ln\xn:n nf (Unvhnrn iu'11l _l placed. * _ V The feature event of the day. the hose reel race. was Won by Penetang for the third consecutive year. The win- ners of this race are entitled to hold the County Council Cup for a year. Penetang finished in the remarkably fast time of one minute. Coldwater was second. in 1.19 min. and Barrie was third in 1.23. Mid1and s time was 1.27 and Camp Borden's was 1.30. Ac- cording _.to the rules the home team is barred from competing in this event, because of the advantage of using their own horses. but it is customary for them to make a trial run. Orillia did it in 61 1-5 seconds. ,,u4_. L. L`... 1...:.1.u. nnnn -nrnv-A0 r- margin me Otner Luuula. un- ishing in the money Barrie firemen had to be content with a second and third. While Midland was the only brigade entering that was not rrhn feature 11'. In 01. 1.-u zsuuuuua. Results in the ladder race were: Or- na. 16 1~5 sec; `Penetang, 17 sec; Coldwater (first team). 20 1-5 sec.; Coldwater (second team). 18 sec.; Bar- rie (first team). 20 1-5 sec.; Barrie (second team), 26 2-5 sec.; Midland, 27 3-5 sec. 11...... nnnnnmr nnntest: ..Co1dwate1-, 3-5 Hose coupling Tcontest: ..Coldwater. 28 2-5 sec.; Barrie, 29 1-5 sec.: `Camp. Borden_. 29 !2-5 sec.; Orillia, 29 3-5_sec.; I Penetang. 32 see. I -s_.. u... 1...1.1.... mono `li`h-nmnnl netang. o auu. ` * During the ladder race Fireman Byrnes of Camp Borden fell from the ladder.and was painfully, though not seriously, injured. a Camp Borden were placed` first in the parade with Barrie second. The judge of the parade was Lieut. D. D. Slatter of Toronto and Fire Chief Fred. Doyle of Newmarket judged the otherl events. In addition" to the firemen and, the bands, among which were the `B.C.I.l Band and the Ivy Band. there were a large number of decorated floats in the parade. . . `Pnnetn.n'2' defeated Orillia. by 3-2 in the. league stanumg. - . In. the evening a. large crowd a.ttend- ` ed the band tattoo and sing-song in the ` park and the street dance was also very umn attended. 7 parade. Penetang defeated the baseball game. Midland had put` Orillia out of the runningla.st week so the game in Orillla had no effect on. the. league standing. tn l-Inn mnmlnsr :1. large crowd 8.l'K arm uu: nu well attended. ~Pho_ne your news items to The Exam1_ner. . -I - 38-in. All Wool Santoy Cloths in brown, sand, grey, kingsher blue, sage green, tomato, maroon, black, sale $1.10 yard. 40-in. All Wool Tweed, the real -thing for - fall" coats, suits, odd skirts and dresses, sale price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; 98c yard 54-in._ Tweeds, Checks, Fancy Stripes, . Cashmeres and Serges-TheSe are all wool materials and no better chance to get that new fall dress, sale . 98 yard All Fancy Voiles,.in oral and check de-. signs, 38 in. wide, clearing at 69c yard 36-in. Black Duchess Satin--Get a nice. black dress from this beautiful silk at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.l9yard 34,-in. Nat. Pongee Silk, Our` leader, 47c 16-in. Crash Towelling for roller towels or dish towels, sale price . . . . 15:: yard 24-in. Check Tea Towelling, linen quality, V regular 35c, sale price . . . . . 25 yard , 33-in. White Camhric-Get some of this ~ before it is all gone, sale price 19c yard 36-in. Near-Linen, great for uniforms and kiddies aprons, the very best to launder ' and wear, reg. 40c, sale price 29c yard 1 only piece White Terry Towelling, sale price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 121/zc yard 34-in. White Flannelette, also in stripes, Auau-ca .v... -.u -.--.-g u... .v\. n y, _-...-...u saw. I Mrs. M. E. .Dutcher and Frank Dut- cher spent the week-end in Hamilton.` Mr. and'M1`s. W.` `A. '1`1_n'nervvis!tedi fr'ienas|in Stratford over the week-end.. Mrs. W`. Probert of Bradford is via- iting her sister, Mrs. S. Gill, Cla.pp'er'ton St. ` ` ' Ta` Tunvin AP Tnnnnfn cs-nnr'\f i-`Inn uvaob; `iI{{iao'r'tZc'1"c;1Ia{E:':}I`7f ff". ."io;_}'ra:1-`xi 27-in. White and Gry Flannelette . 17c Shiiggs, Ginghams and Prints, 27 and Li I V, \Qnna5nnuoann Ionnvu - nu-- 32 ifiches wide, at . . . . .."23c yard Candy-Stripe Towels, 36x18, sale 25c ea. Full Size Imported Bed Sheets, $1.98 ea. Heavy Weight Hemstitched Sheets, $2.19 Seilling-Out Sale G BEING sou) ATTHIS BIG SALE AT A SACRIFICE We want to get_Vle'a.ne up this` fall, so while prices and first/quality of: merchan- dise can be had ydu `will nd no better time than the present to lay in fall supplies. C. T. DEVLIVN Selling _Q}_1_t_ ATTEND THIS BIG SALE AND GET REAL BARGAINS BE HERE ON` SATURDAY AND GET YOUR SHARE OF THE BARGAINS WE ARE SHOWING `C. T. DEVLlN S 'iting friends in Barrie and district; ..~-- --_, __,---_ _,,._.. _,..V_.. .. \ve:'1-{"-`end Mrs.1\f5ind,1ess. "I Henry McGowan of Weyburn 1s'v1s/9| I ,_ ! 1n.!N__ 'I'I-.....l_ 15-..A.A.2- AA 1"l._.l.1_.-I.--_._. SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AUG. 14, AT 2.30 BIG AUCTION SALE Wasaga Beach Lots ,T.:rms, 25% %dL own, balance 60 days SALE ON PROPERTY. W. A. MCCON KEY, Auct. Choice Locatio1A1--one mile west of Capstan Inn BEACH, RIVER AND INSIDE YOUR CHANCE TO BUY CHEAP PLAN/ON PROPERTY -- LOOK THEM OVER STAN DAiii3_ `BAN K as-n4- |BANK1Nc| l.lr|A\n\nn.a -an-q--`--- __. __. . --__', Branches at Bradford, Bondhead, Craighurst, Hawkestono, Lefroy, Keawick. Stroud, Hillsdale and Elmvale - - "B-15 -c-AN"-A.r.>A_ ( 1* BARRIE BRANCI-1-R. R. White, Manager ,2 I.___-; LI__,,I___;_ `yang -.-~..-.... .-. ..-...--._. .-..`.. .......v Miss Bessie Beattie of Bridizl-3.11.1"); isi visiting Mrs. Edythe Rowe, Blake St. -\r 13 `l\..A._I--,. ___`,1 1-.1.,___1_ -I-s,_; AND 1~:o\/12Lfr'xr'E{R'IviI-N:r-s ' Full Length Crepe Ties . . . . 50 each Collar` and Cu` Sets . . . . . . . . . . 49c set Ladies Vests, opera top and silk stripe, ,1; on I . v--- vr,'.u. pvt; U\ll\.I uni: x11}/9, at....._ . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 9ceach Ladies White Cotton Vests at . . 19 each Ladies Brassiere-s, in pink only, 49 each White Underskirts, all sizes, sale 98 each Silk and Wool Hose, in ' many kinds, 0`:-:v~r\r\n r\l-\r\n1yr~ IIL/\ IIL Men s Work Shirts, in blue or khaki, sale price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98 each Men s Heavy Blue Work Shirts, double- stitched, good and roomy, at $1.19 each Men s Plain Blue or Striped Jumpers, on on`;-\ n4- 01 #3 _- ---our we nus:-k/vs; \II.AaAAIJ\./Is) LIA: "s'si1I=,Iai"' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $1.59 each Men s Black Bib Overalls, sale $1.59 pair Men s A-11 Wool Heavy Work Socks, sale. prlce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 : pair Men s Black Wool Rib or` Heather Hose, sale price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59c pair Fine Lisle and Silk Hose, odd kinds to pick from at . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 c pair White Handkerchiefs . . . . . . . . 3 or 25c Men S Ties . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 each Braces . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19c pair LINOLEUMS . . . . . . . . . . . 98c sq. yard OILCLOTH . . . . . . . . . . . . 49c sq. yard _ ____ sxnuuo, , ..-,- --v--, .... .., stripes, checks, etc., at . . . . . . 98c pan Men's and Boys Suits all rlearing at less than cost. 44 *- LOTS ".44 1,5015 ACCESSORIES E. Irwin of Toronto Spent the week- St. Rev. s. J. '1`. Fprtner of sti~eetsvm. formerly of Minesing, was in town to- day- i . Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thomnson of `it. Catharines are visiting` friends in OWTI. I Tl/In nn 1\,I nu T T 13` Am!-nn on Rfiua end at the home of Wm. Hill. Sanford / BUYING ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN URCHASING commodities by pay- imz "a dollar down and a dollar ing a a week" has grown into great pop- ularity. Often the object purchased is worn out before it is paid for, and the purchaser continues to pay. Buy yourself a fortune on the installment plan by placing" regular installments of your earnings in a Standard Bank savings account. The money is al- ways available for use if required and there is no depreciation, but ac- cruing interest as time goes on. MI-IN S WEAR TOWN. ' Mr. and Mrs. J. J. E. Aston and Miss Aston of Drayton have been holidaying in town. . Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Ramsay and family of Owen Sound are visiting friends {Q Barrie. ' Tl/limp. 'I\Yn-an 'I'_Tvuv\1oqfnv\ In `vigil-inc` ofl .|1'>'d.I`I'.|ti. ' Miss Nora I-Ieppleston is visiting at! the home otj Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Horn.| Toronto. | nlmnn AH.-.n 1\/fnknngsu hon" Inn!-Invnni '1'0I`0nL0. I Miss Alice Mahoney has" returned] after visiting friends in Toronto and` Alliston. A . 1|/Ina T Q Glad!-6 an nhllrhvnn r-nhlrn S. Shortt andphildren rotuxfnl home tomorrow after holidaying atl Kincardine. In T\ `M onY\A H1on nf .'l`lnnvnIr1 unnnf n sisters nere. Mrs. Thus. Morley and son Ted, of Toronto. are visiting Mrs. H. J. Twlss. Toronto St. mt...` xxr 12`, unnn Inna V-nfllrnn affer- Toronto at. | Mrs. W. E. Scott has returned after spending a month in North Bay and Port Arthur. Mr ona Man ,1 fl (`nnriv and Miss Port Anmur. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Coady and _Miss! Kathleen Coady visited over the week-' end in Toronto. *. nn':...` 1:` T Llnhlnu Inna rah"-nn hnrnn| GHQ 11] '1'UI'UI1LU. `I Miss E. I. Hobley has returned home after spending` two weeks at Spruce- dale and Toronto. T\lHuc Vmmn (`im-tnr maturned on Mon- . dale and '1'Ol`0nI10. I Miss Verna. Carter returned on day after holidaying at Wasaga Beach. and Mary Lake. Muskoka. | T\/Ive ,1 13`. M'nT)nnm:-.11 and children Ofl and Mary Laxe. lV1uSKuKu. - Mrs. J. E. McDonnell and children ofl Cohourg are visiting with `Mr. and Mrs. H. Hirlehey, Frederick `St. . Mr and Mm .T .`Mntkin of Toronto! OI J. uunswne. Dmm: an. , I Miss Mary I-Ianley of Toronto was the guest of Mrs. McAvo_v.,Clapperton St... for a few days last week. , mu. on `Ml :-e _T 1:`. Rmlnqslev re-I St... for Iew (lays mat ween. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Billlngsley, re- turned last week after spending _their vacation at Potton Springs. Que. ; .l 1'1. tiirleney, r'reae1`1cK an. Mr. and Mrs. J. Matkin of Toronto! spent a few days last week at the home of J. Gunstrme. Blake St. n/rang TUI'on\r Tlnnlnv nf '!`nrnnf.n was. THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1926. AND By Sco#!Coa/ Va/vdl Pr-1'5 35% When Winter Comes the price of coal is going up and by ordering now you can save difference. Telephone 86 or 118. A. Moffattfliumb Cold weather is arbund the corner, `but is your heating apparatus in condition for the long winter months? If ' you are about to install a new furnace or wish your` present system put in good - V-13:: * shape for the winter, let us take care of the" piping and sheet metal work for you. We are experts in _this `branch and guarantee our work. er and Heater Phone 531 solyggoge HAS SA'lD:` ,__;._.. 1.L-:. - ......_ DKJJVIIJLJLVL.` unu unnu. -A _ , The disaster that a spark kindles proves-the need for FIRE JNSURANICE. Before the day of trouble, call on a `reliable agent, He is your friend and-ure _counse1or. _ --.-- . -\-- --u-cl-AIR rnr\ Al'\III(`I". \/f.'\" - AM DI 118 18 YOU!` Inenu uuu uu: uuuuawvu WE AREHERE To ADVISE YOU `AND PLACE YOUR BUSINESS IN RELIABLE cowAN`IEs. 41 Dunlop' )A S _....______________.._.._______.__ LAKE AND OCEAN PASSAGES -BOOKED_? ~ CANADIAN NA-TION.A~LR_AILWAYS sous AGENT FOR I-n:cLA FURNACES x .e : BARRIE `J `z ' 118 Dunlop St; A. F. `A. iMALcon4sQ1;{ _ Ol:-"|CE- '_;:DUehZ_LOP I ( - - ` . ' ` 5 For thepast week Miss Evalyn Chap-' joton of Detroit has been visiting her naunt. Mrs; John Vair, Bayfield St. ! Mnlvilln` Txfnhfnr-A rnnfnrn fr-nrn uauxu, .l.l.'.` auuu vaur, pa.yuc1u DL. : Melville` Woodford motored from Chatham and spent a `few days with gdtr. and Mrs. D'Arcy `Hines, Elizabeth l 151... `r........ 1xr......\; -5 1..u.....o..... ......a t I 0 Jam- 'mi\i[iss Jessie Weech of Islington aind oLeslie Laver_ of Maple, visited at'the ' home 9:. Wm. Hm, Sanford St... on Sun- da. I W A 1ur.~1..m.... he Alhnnv nv . is , Benn 148KB. lV1USKOK8,. Mrs. John Boyd of,Creen:oreo is via- `,ltlng her brother. John Macka`y, who is entertaining also his daughter, Mrs. W. A. Jebb of Toronto. T - . Tlln l\V\4: Inn TJonn17 (1:-nenff I '.`W%\. . A. Mclhdless of A A`1ban!/. ls l at_his home here convalescing `after an |accldeI}t in which he fell. injuringhis _ back. l`1I,l0A..A lV.......A. - -1 LL... .-utosl AC #1-`A I ucre. i Mrs, 'H. A. Orok and Misses Velma and Beth have returned from visiting I with friends in Bracebridge. North Bay ` 1 and Cobalt. Elma. `Inky. I1.`-yin and ann 13nv'nf iuftlsiofford 4Guest`of the` staff of the ' a Bank `of Nova Scotia at London, Ont;., ggs spending, his holidays at his 1_1ome Mn... '1: A Ix...-.1. .-.....: J\.I'Iam:.g 'U'nIrv`u2 I EH10 COOKIE. 1 Mrs.. John Garvin and son, ROY; of iGlenw11liams, are spending two weeks with the former's brother. Wm. Hill. I Sanford St. 1m'.. ..'..vA 1m-..-. `rzglnnu vnfilrnn sanxorq BL Mr. and Mrs. `Arthur Kelcey. returned ' today after enjoying a seven day cruise down the St. -Lawrence and up the Saguenay River. ' . " 7\/[Ina `MI -zrvln 1\/fnT(nicrhf' nf 'I`nv-nntn and aaguenay mver. ' Miss Marie McKnight of Toronto and Miss Margaret Blackstock are visiting at_Rev. Dr. Byrnes' summer home at Penn Lake. Muskoka. m/rm. Tn}-in Dnxr nf {`,v-anninrtx ha` via- W. A. JBDD OI '.l.'DI`Ul'l[U.' V ' Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grasett and children of Millbrook and Elliott Gra- sett. of Timmins are -holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Grasett. `rm...-. m A r1..n...4- 1-an mu-rmnn fn `har- Mr. ana Mrs. 1-1.4. Lz'I'aseLL. Mrs. T. A. Grant has returned to her home in Thessalon after spending .a. month with her parents; Mr. and Mrs; `O. G. Hart, Wellington S-`ti Pnv WI` flnval Quinlan Of St; Ce- J` 9 Au. Li. nan, weumgwn :4. ' Rev. Fr. Gerald Quinlan of St. Ce- lcei1a's Toronto, who has been visiting |his parents. Mr. and.Mrs. D. J.. Quin- : Ian, left Monday for Victoria. B.C. "Mfr Fnlnrurnn urhnsm at-minus: illness I for Victoria. B.U. ! Mr. Calderwood. whose serious illness was reported in last week's Examiner, is reported to be making favorable pro- gress. He is stlll in the Welland hos- I nlfal DWI`!/E, 1101118 111 L116 uuu._1' 'LuI.u1`u, rs. Alice Bain was a week-end vie-I itor. with Mrs. R. G. Houghton, having come up from Toronto for the Hough-` ton reunion. Mrs. Bain is the eldest surviving daughterof the late Samuel and L uisa Houghton. the original membe s of the organization which `now numbers nearly,four hundred. of which seventeen` families. live in and iaround Barrie. Samuel Houghton of Alliston is the eldest surviving mem- I ber of the organization. ` p1ta.1.. 7 % Misses Rita. Keeley, Marguerite Pur- `-d.v. Irene Ferguspn and Evelyn La- 'Plante of Ottawa were guests of Mr. r grass. L pita]. I T\/H9 week. Over last week-end, Mrs. Jack Vair.| Jr.. Miss Rita Love. Miss Jessie Green- land of Galt, Ont.. Miss Evalyn Chape- ton of Detroit spent the week-end at the Muskoka Lakes. mks nncroanvnnnf is nnnnnnnnd of I the Musxoxa LEKBB. , The engagement is announced of [Viola Stuart Brownlee. Barrie. to Her- 'bert William Graham. B.A.. 'Sarn1a. -Ont., son of Rev. John Hugh and Mrs. `Graham of St. Paul's. Ont.. the wedding to take- place this month. Vvm N T-Tinm: nf Detroit snent the `to taKe- place tnls montn. . Will. N. Hines of Detroit snent the `week-end with his barents. Mr. and Mrs. D ArcyAHivnes. Elizabeth St. .Mrs.` lwm. wines and baby Ruth accom-1 panied him home having spent some ~weeks visiting friends here- I won] `l2nr\un1 and Innlt Flnvn left OT! "1'OrOl"1tO,-1V1I`S. ulvlngstun aulu cuuureu. On Friday evening of last week.Iwhile Mrs. Thos. Rogers, Mary St., was visit- ing her son, Dr. Rogers" of Stroud, she was very suddenly taken with a. stroke. Her many friends will be pleased to know she has regained consciousness and is on a fair way to recovery and expects to be able to be removed to her ow home in the near future. 1| nu Alina Duin urns: n urnnlz-nnr'| via- Aug. 9--The wheat is about all cut at [time of writing but it is badly rust- ued due, no doubt to the wet weather eicperlenced lately. . `Vial!-nv-H in mghm-t over the week-end I 1 I F to: ur 1V L} I 1 I gwm&wm&&&a&wi&&g 5': :1: H4 * PERSONAL experxencea lately. Visitors in Egbert over the Week-end were.: Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Cunningham. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cunningham. Mrs. Fildey and daughter Velma. Mr, and Mrs. George Kidd and son Alan. Will Cunningham and daughter Muriel. all of Toronto. with Mr. and Mrs. R. Cunningham; Mr. and Mrs. C. '1`. Day "of Mllton.- Mr. and Mrs. W. Watson and family of Toronto at} Elmcroft. Fa rm. ~weeKs Vlsltlng Irlenus I1e1'e.. I I Earl Brown and Jack Bayliss left on DFr-iday to motor to Weyburn. Sask.,_ 1800 miles. They will go via Chicago and_ will camp on the way. It is their intention to work in the harvest and to return about the end of October. V I 1ur.. nu.-1 `MI .-ca rlnnmrn Inhnsafnn 1`e`(.1lI`I1 ELDUUL L116 tauu UL uULuut:L'. Mr. and Mrs. George Johnston. Stroud announce the engagement of. their eldest daughter, Rosetta Isabelle. to George T. Calder. son of Mrs. Roset- ta Calder, Stayner, the: marriage to a take place the latter part of August. Mrs. H. E. Kerfoot of Grass Valley. -Calif" who has spent a month in Bar- rie with her brothers. left on Tuesday for Sacramento, Calif.. accompanied` by her brother. Norman Livingston of Toronto, Mrs. Livingston and children. nu `lihvh-lav nvnnlncr nf Ind} wank ' whiln uuu Ll Farm. IVDQ1-at-j G Mryand Mrs. Parry Gill and childpen have returned after visiting friends in Vnnnnfn ` IIGV U IUD Toronto. AND NOW YOUR FURNACE _ % .15/IFD.Hv-3T{{ A.EG.3"'3:R.T{ >x<-x%<>x:x;:x<-:11-'1-'>x<`f-x x<>x<>x-5% -P`hone g&$&w&a&&w&&&&wgr LO:U|8 CULLEN ,- V Arthur 'Lo}xls, (Lou) Cullen. phased,- away at .Verr'nllion. Ohio, U. S. A., onl August 2, 1926. Deceasjed was 57 years; of'age and leaxges to mourn his loss. 9. Widow. two sons and one daughter. One son, aged` 28, died four months ago. "Mr. Cullen had been a resident of Very` milion for the past 15 years and-an ac- tive member of the City Council. I \JDI.I\Jl`\l\I | $&w$%$wx&$&w&&w% -who died in Spokane, Wash., August uuuwu uuunvuuuuu -.-._. I Tlivee funeral of_ Mtg. -John 1\-4-aekalyv; 1st, was held on Friday morning from the family residence, Wors1ey_ St., and was largely attended. Rev. J. S. Shortt_ conducted the_ services. The pallbearers were all County officials; Judge Wis- mer, Sheriff MacLaren. D. H. Coleman (Treas.), E. A. Little (Clerk of.Surro- gate Court), J. J. D. Banting (Gaoler). W. A. Boys (County Solicitor). - l I . _ . ' ` ' ""' . - After a brief illness. Mary Ann Smith. daughter of the late Francis and Margargt Smith. died on Friday, August 6. at her home in Utopia in her fifty-sixth year. ` 'l`hm:a Inf} tn rnnnrn hnr Inga AFIQ fwn 1u:ty-suun year. I v`Those left to mourn her loss are two brothers, James and Joseph of Utopia and one sister, Mrs. Thomas O Rei11,. of Midhurst: three nieces, Mrs. Micha McBt-ide, Utopia, Mrs`. Patrick Barrett and Mrs..Geo. Ferguson of Bayrie and thtfeenephews, Hugh, John and Dan. O Re1l1y. all of Midhurst. T n-n._ n . . _ . ._..1 4,`.-.1- ..1...... n...' mt.-.....a.... Her SUI] .l.Ul' It WUUIS. _ . Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Hart anent week-end in Toronto." \ _ Miss Mabel -Hill, R.N., isvtsiting Iatives in North Bay. . Mrs. Wm. Hill visited in Georg during the past week.` ` Miss Lucy Dobson of St. Cathar} 'is visiting Miss B. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Finley of Bay are visiting in Barrie. T\K~Iuu Qnwnh 'R1gnlt nf Ana-nu unn vs! {he I !'6-.. efown 1 ties ; North fhnf \/ Auvlaldg :4... v.. ---.v......-....-. The funeral took place on Monday. August 9, from her home to St. Mary's Roman `Catholic Church and then to St. Mary's Cemetery, Barrie, the Rev. Dean Sweeney officiating. The pall- bearers were: Thos., Eugene and Clar- ence Smith, Chas. {and Eugene McBride` and Thos. BertheIotte._ ' W|LLlAM POWER After a. lingering illness borne with remarkable fortitude and patience. Wm. Power, youngest son of the late Mr. -and Mrs. Roger Power of Thornton. passed into the Great Beyond at the Royal Victoria. Hospital, Barrie, on Friday, August 6, in his 61st year. fl'II_- .0 . _ _ . __..I --.__ L_IJ A._' $.....JA-... Al. .. anuuu The funeral was held on S_unday at 2.30 p.m. fromp the home of -Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Thompson, Thornton, Mrs. Thompson being a niece of deceased. Rev. R. H. Som"erville. Rev. A. Owen and Rev. T. J. Dew participated in the. service, Mr. Owen leading in prayer,` Mr. Dew_ reading the scriptures and Mr. Somerville giving the address. The sermon was very appropriate, inspiring and impressive from Heb. 4:9 There. remaineth therefore a rest for the peo- ple of God. The Thornton band `was present and played beautifully, Safe, in the Arms of Jesus" and Jesus' Saviour, Pilot Me. The pallbearers! were three nephews and the husbands of three nieces. Many beautiful floral wreaths testified to `the high esteem in which Mr. Power was held in the com- munity. Among the friends present from a distance were Mr. and Mrs. Mc.-' Lean of Mt, Albert. Mr.- and Mrs. Hod- gins and family of Stouffville, Miss Vina Hodgins of Toronto and -James Power of Toronto. The funeral was at- tended by a very large number of peo- ple who followed the remains to the interment in the Thornton Cemetery. ..-5-..-... v, --- ---... -_...- --._. At the request of The Examiner. Mr. McKnight, returning officer for Duf- ferin-Simcoe, has kindly supplied a. list of the registrars and deputyereturnlng officers for Essa. Innisfil, W. Gwl1- limbury and Tecumseth. These are gs follows:-' - I Innisfil---_1. F. Hindle, D.R.O.; T. King, . registrar. 2. Roy Beatty, Walter Reive.l 3. Alex. Adams, W. H. Reddick. 4 E. Feltis, F. Nixon. 5. S. H. Broley, A. W. Green. 6. G. Martin." Lennox Blagk. 7. Art. Dyer. R. W. Redfern. 8. D. Ler'1nox,l W. Nixon. 9. G. Fennel]. Evelyn Guest.` I 10. G. Parks, R. R. Coleman. TPuao:1. Taa Thinna "DVD (1 lVf(`-. .I.U. Li. r"dI`Ks, 11. 1.1.. bu1t:u1au. Essa-1,,Jas. Dundas. D.R.O.. G. Mc-. Knight, registrar. 2. J. Carter. E. Mor- rison. 3. Fred. Arnold. G. Banting. 4 C. Miller. H. Bell. 5. Jas. Donnell. J. Daw- . son. 6. V. Fletcher. F. Goodwin. 7. Jas. Hand, C. Denny. 8. Segt. Maj. W. Allan, Segt. J. Boyd. 'I"nnnrnanf.h._..1 I Thalnnn T1`R,0.. G. tsegt. .1. boyu. Tecumseth--1. J. Delane. D.R.O.. G. Ellison, registrar. 2. R. J. Cuffe and J. Bradley, Cecil Hayes. 3. W. Lilly, C. Dunham. 4. H. Carter. M. Bell. 5. R. Mitchell, J. Riley. 6. H. Campbell, L. Arnold. TIT I1nyilIIvnhIIn11_1 T-T `lfnnn Arnoxa. ' W. Gwilllmbury-1. H. Wilson. D.R.O., W. Stone. registrar; 3. J. Baker. E. Scott. 4. W. Baynes, F. Thompson. 5. L. Neilly. F.- Ritchie. LUNGE AND TROUT7MEET IN 5 ROYAL BATTLE: TROUT CAUGHT Mr. Gault. of Kittaning, Panama, one of the old timers who come every year to Rose Point hotel. Parry Sound, had the experience of witnessing a battle which.is probably unique in the annals of fishing. .While trolling for muskallonge in Five Mile Bay. his In-' dian guide, Adam King. noticed a great commotion on the surface and on row- ing to the spot saw a: mammoth muskie and a lake trout in deadly combat. As the boat came alongside an attempt wasndade to gaff the lunge, but he `quickly retired, leaving the trout al- most helpless and literally cut to piec- es. The trout, a nine pounder, was lift- ed into the boat and brought to the hotel. where it was the centre of in- terest. Mr. Gault says the lunge was the largest he had ever seen and esti- mated its weight at fifty pounds. Trout at this time of the year are in very deep water so it was assumed the hinge found his prey at the bottom and fought all the way to the surface, where a royal battle took place. xmatlon at Aiuutun Lust. weuxieuuuy. Wheat harvest! is in full swing` in this `district and a fair-crop is reported. Cherries have been an abundant crop in this district but apples are very nnnl `R4-ms` nf `Run-In in nnftinz `uh {Mrs}. A. B.-Carley is in Meaford her son for a week. - , 'l\Ih- and Mrs n, (1 War} nnnnf H-uni