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3'5 for ammo. ` I-Ian-y=>'1_!homson left on..".luoada'y for Detrolt. . ' .` , Mrs . S. McAda.m' ot,Torqntols-v1n- g~l,t1ng' Mrs. J. "R. Boys. - MPH. H. TnlIwin nf Tnrnnfn In 9|- runny Mrs. J. `11.=Boys. ' 7 ' ` ` Mrs. H. -Wallwin or Toronto is tho guestfot Mrs. Nat. Dyment... , . Robt. Atldlln1'|'n'O .Dffnu1n I. vague... gueu ox mr8.,.Nat. Dyment... T: Robt. `Addison ` at Ottawa. is vlsittnz Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner, Owen St. `I8 Marv uA2l'IAn7l nnI-A ha. unann--n- -9-3WI!'!?_-"L. .'?""?{?`5". MINESING r 250 3- 253 r 280 I -2256' I spent; the week-end at Thos. Worrod s. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Middlebrooks of Brentwood visited the former's sister; Mrs. Jonas 'i`a.rBush, before leaving fog Buffalo where they intend to re- s e. ' V T . I-If?-r_y Smith went to Toronto this wee . ` A - . * Herbert` Richardson, of the Forestry Dept., is giving slides on the forestry work and a lecture in the Orange Hell .on' Friday night or this `week. |.l.'.IuIluu In numuton anairoronto. V . Chas. Miller is home from the Bar- rie hospital. ` - Mil. Annie `Dnnufnvr I-non nnlrn-nun}! nu uuapulu. _ Mrs. Annie Preston` has returned Raine after visiting friends at Hills- 8. 9,0 . ' ` . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ward of Barrie spent; the week-end at Thos. Worrod"e. `Mr. nn Mpg Wm 1uIaa1.n.......u.- ..av Feb. 8-Mrs`.v,D`a.v_1d Pfaxton return- ed `home - last week after visiting friends in Hamilton and_'I`oronto. (Shun. Millar In hnma frnvn 1-ha `Do..- .._.... V... .,v. u vv uva v uv uncu - The deceased is survived by five children by his first wife. namely: Mrs. Alice Glften; Edenvale: Mrs. Susan McEachern. Toronto; Mrs. Alex. Mc- Leod, Sunnidale: Harry Schell. on the homestead: and Ed. Schell of Alllston. VIII... .-.__.__I ......... vvovlp wuu 4.4: LJUIIVII UL l`.IIILUIIv The funeral was held on Monday. Services were conducted in the Pres- byterian church. Stayner. by his pastor, Rev. Walter Paterson. . Many oral wreaths marked the esteem in which `Mr. Schell was held. The nallbearers were six grandsons:_ Newman. Harry a.nd_Elwood Gift )1 of Edenvale. Dr. Chas. Brown of oronto. Nelson`-Mc- Lead and Newton Scheil of Sunnidale Corners . . 1. 3 uI.uLe. , You, Verna, during the time you have`! Lbeen in this community, have proved 1 a very able Institute worker and could [always be depended upon to help in r every possible way. _ I ` AI R l`D0f fnlrnn nf nun a-nn vulqlnn.-.. 115111- About sixty-seven` years ago he moved from Markham to the farm now owned by` Geo. Culham on the 12th line of Sunnidale which was at that time nearly all bush. Here he cleared the land and laboured side by side with many of the grand old pioneers who laid the foundation of what Sun- nidale is today. About fifteen years later he moved to the farm at Sunni- dale Corners where he died. "VI..- A . . . _ ___1 1.. -, Duty. `mm. Al: -uu-II VI IVIUIIUIIIB UUIIUII The Township of Sunnidale lost one of -its pioneer residentson Saturday morning, Feb. 5. in the person of Nicholas Schell. `at the ripe age of eighty-seven years. The late Mr.- zschell was born at Victoria Square. Markham. a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schell. Of a family of nine boys and one girl. one brother yet remains. Paul Schell. of Port Huron. Mr. S_chell was twice married. first to Miss Ann Newton of Markham and later to Miss Margaret Sinclair of gitayner, both of -whom predeceased m. uuxus uuu aumetnmg uxe tne nu. Miss Jessie Milne is visiting with friends _In Alllgton. ` Mrs. Ecigar Carruthers and children Dorothy, Arnall and Laurene are vis- iting with friends at Heathcote and I Clarksburg. ' ()nH'n n nnrnl-nan can an-N7....l...... ...u.1. \2ltl1'K.BUul`5' 1 Quite} a numbef are suffering with colds and something like the flu. Minn .Tma.-zin Mllnn In wanna... man. every puusuue way. I ` As a slight token of our good wishes. ,'to you both, we would ask you to ac- cept these handbags and-we hope that iyou will be happy in your new under- `taklng and will always remember ?your friends of the Stroud Women's 9 Institute. Signed on behalf of the branch--Mrs. I. Spring, Pres.; H. R. Orchard. Sec'y-Treas; Mrs. O. R. `Black. 1st`V1ce-Pres. . uy LIIU .LUl1UWll'lg a.uu!`ess:-- `Dear Isobel and Verna-We, your friends and fellow workers of the Stroud Women's Institute, have heard with much regret that you are about to leave our midst and take up the profession of_nursing. While we are quite in sympathy with your desire to enter this life of service to suffering humanity. yet we feel that we cannot let you leave us without expressing our appreciation of your work done in our branch. You, Isobel, have grown up in our midst and have been a willing and capable worker. You have been our District Director during. the past year and have always taken a leading paixttin the girls section of our In- s u e. `Van 17.-......... .:....I..... 4.1.- 4.1...- __-_- 1-----. v - - - - - - u nu cuululnuuv The regular nienthly meeting of the Stroud VVoine-,n. s `Institute was held on b Feb.- 3..at the home of Mrs. W. J.` Smythe. After the usual routine of business the meeting was handed over to the girls, who provided the program. Miss Hazel Jacks occupied the chair and Miss Isabel Goodfellow acted as secretary. `A partial review of last winter's nursing. course was given by Misses Agnes Marquis, Meta Hunter and Meta Leonard. ommunity singing, an instrumental 3 lection by Elsie Webb. and a humorous reading by Ruby Wice were much enjoyed`. An- other feature of the evening's program was a presentation toyMiss Goodfel- low and Miss Smythe, accompanied by the following address:-- `Dnmr Tan)-ml nn `van-mn__1'xr.1 u.-..... uu-: v.:ua.rzu.:cex`s a.l`e;a.s l:0u0WS:--- Silas` Wilder, a deaf old ranchman.` ' Ed; *M_a_rquis; Philip B_r_y_a'nt, a weal- thy young Chicago` lawyer,` Ward` G_oodellow;_ Dr. Robert Raymond", a.; young} Chicago physician, Edgar Thompson; _-Archie Fea.therhea't1'. a ' young Chicago A dude. _Milton `Ferris ? Bill Briggs, a Kansas cowboy, `Bruce. Wice; Mose, "Philip: Bryar'it"s servant, Aubrey Scythes;_Ralph Wilder. young- er brother of Silas, Elmer Black; Lizy Jane Slocum, Silas fhouse`keeper, later his wife, Ruby`Wice: '-Dorothy Deane. Phil's sweetheart, later his wife. Rae" Abernethy-;"A~g.ries' Raymond, Robert's divorced wife, `Marjorie Black; Rose ,Wilder, "`A Prairie Rose." daughter of: , Ralph, Mary Reid." v The you'r;'g' people ..of the I.`In`it'ed Church presented their playdlast Fri- `-day evening to` 9. largeaudience. All the players `are to be congratulated on the splendid way in which the different characters were portrayed. The play is entitled `The Prairie Rose" and the characters areas follows:-- Qnnd WIMAF cu `Ran? nhi an...-.I........_ here; Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Aikens of U1. aluwue Lsuuncy. .- _ ' l ..Some visitors during the past week were: Miss Marian Cerswell of Bond Head with Miss~Abernethy; Miss Fra- ser of Knock at-S. J. Reynolds.-"; Wm. Sutherland of Toronto atihis home Glen Huron at W. J. Sm,vthe's and D. C."x.<&ikens'. V uuwr l.'URl:l.lVUH one nay U118 week. A number of brethrenr tromhere motored to Toronto on Saturday and attended the institution ceremonies of Simcoe Lodge, A.F. & A.M. A unique feature of this lodge is that the officers and members are all former residents of Simcoe County. ' . Snma vinifm-n urina 1-ho mam nynab Ontario holding e--Sell- femal- ,T `D u'u.u|- Lu!` u. nurae. . . ` Miss Jean Wice-.a.nd M:-s.; Georze Young are attending the horticultural convention in Toronto this week. M1-3.. Jae. Switzer of Crown. Hill and E; Wallace of" Thornbury visited with their`uncle,f Andrew Wallace, and other relatives one day this week. A nnrnhnr nf hrnthu-an---fa-nu. '-1...-.. _U1g1_~uDLE LCORNERS .uvur punuay m uezroy. ' . ' ' Mrs. -Swltzer has retm-tied to her home after a visit wlth.Crown Hill friends. m Dglfn llno.AO.`II..-.-'I.'nA. in-.. n-lends. 1- ,~ 1 _ Miss Bella. Goodfellow left 311` Mon- day for Hamilton where she intends to train for a nurse. - `Illa: Tana `Irina. .-4...! 11.... na..`__.. - Mrs. `Geo. Alph; is spending a: few dayswlth, Toronto friends; ' Minn `Lam and \'am`n\nv n1....u. .....-..4. uuyu wall 1`0r0nt0 rrxvenus-. Miss Lee and Marjory Black spent. .over Sunday in Letroy. ; MP8. .Swltzm- has rnhn-nn in has E STROUD m &&&&w$$%&mm&ww&$` ;%a$&&&$&mmmia&g Death of Nicholas-Schehll 7n..-....`...1_.!__ -5 n,_,_ ,, -:2--2- Womgnfs !nstituj:e_ _...I-.. ... -7, AL V " u1"'h9 I Ancus Prairie Rose AA. `ma BARREEVEXAMINER bIVUVCIUI UGITIIVII The carnival held in Guthrie rink. Friday, Jan. 28, was quite a success. Although there were not many in cos- tume a good crowdattended. The jud- ges were: Miss Erele. J. D. Gilchrist and G. W. Besse, who awarded prize as follows: Lady's Indian. costume. Miss Mabel Graham; gent s Indian cos- tume, Leonard Glover: lady's advertis- ing} Vina Johnston and Bea rice Gra- ham: girl's advertising. unde 14 years, Myrtle Stoddart: boy's advertising`, un- der 14 years. Jack McArthur; girl's race. Miss Laura Hall: boy'_s race, Wil. bert Stoddart: boy's under 14 years, John Currie; couple relay race, Miss Laura Hall and C. Stoddart: best cou- ple-skating. Miss Beatrice Graham and A George Graham.` The lucky spot prize was taken by Miss Beatrice Graham and John Caldwell. A guessing contest was won by Miss Jessie Beasley. and Fred. Campbell. - . 4-uu vvunt was gxven Dy MISS watt. An instrumental solo was played by Clarence Hall after which the meeting was brought to a. close and Mrs. Mc- Cuaig served refreshments. [ Feb. 7-Miss Laura Hall is visiting! with her cousin, Irene Atkins, of Clarksburg. 7 Miss Mae Emms spent the Week-end at her home here. (`in Txfonnanu n .........1...... -5 LL- |_-_.4v nun-I Va! .IVo\Iu I `The regular monthlyimeeting of the U.F.O. and U_.F.W.O. was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.~ Neil Mc-* Cuaig on Wednesday evening, Jan. 26. with a good attendance. The meeting was opened by singing U.F.O. songs. Mr. Page and _Mr. Jones. speakers at the Oro short c_ourse. addressed the men's meeting. Miss Nixon spoke to the ladies on Food. What it Contains and its Value to the Body. A paper on "Needs in_ the Home" and First Aid Work" was given by Miss Watt. An inntrnmnnhal Janln urns: nunma 1... E142; \4a.xu'pl)t`J1, u'ucm'xst. ' Shanty .Bay-GoaI, Sutton; defence,, Reevie. Hart; centre. -Buchanan; [ wings. Spencer, Hubbard; subs; John-I ston. `? an. IICF IIUIIIE IlBl'e- On Wednesday 9. number of the boys from here helped Dunpan Graham to move to his_, new home in Ivy. ' vvtugra, Dpt:l>lUU1', J. .l.LlUl)'1I'(.l; S1 ston. Referee, T. R. Crawford. v .. -u...-an -vuuw uuauI._y Day l . 4 On Feb. 7 Shanty Bay came over to engage the Oro boys in a league game. Shanty Bay were the first to find the. net but almost immediately the score! wastied when Barnhart picked up a. rebound from a shot by Ross. Walt. Barnes drove home a counter from outside the defence a few minutes later. Then just before'time Pa.t" Crawford smoked in a sizzler from centre ice, making the score 3 to 1. In the second frame Shanty Bay skated thelocals dizzy and had the count: standing 4 to 4 at the end of the se-i cond spasm. In the last frame bothl teams started to mix it and very sel- dom was either team at full strength. Barnhart drew most penalties but he hadn't much on Reevie and Hart who were both in the hoosegow at the same time leaving the goalie unpro- tected. During their absence Crawford put the game in the safe. Line-up:-- OP0-.--G081. B. (`.amnhnll- dnfnnnn (1 put. uu= gzuue 111 Lne sate. ume-up:-- Oro-.--Goal, B. Campbell; defence, G.. Barnes. Crawford; centre, Barnhar-t; wings, Ross, W. Barnes; subs, S-. I Campbell, Gilchrist. ` Qhnnfu 12`:-_t'1no1 u..++...... .:..a......... l ' for the negative. D IXISHUUK a` The next meeting will be held atthe home of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Mc- Arthur. Part of the program is to_ be a debate with Misses V. Gilmour and Geoigina Moore for the affi-z=mative and Jim Pearsall and Bert Crawford` vuu av. vv'V JUI ClIVG' UIUD The annual meeting of `the Oro Co- operative Club was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rich. Crawford. Wednesday evening, Feb. 2. The books of the secretary showed a very successful year, a business of over $2400.00 being handled. The officers for the new year were elected as fol- lows: Pres., H. J. Crawford; Vice-' Pres., A. W. McArthur; Sec y-'1`reas., E. Coates; Directors, Jas. McArthur. ` Norman Stoddart, Grant Ansdell and ` Albert Pearsall; Program Committee, Fred Crawford, Jim Pearsall and Wm. McArthur; Auditors, Geo. Moore and S. Kissock. ' "FHA: nnub vnantlm... .111 L- I.-I_1 -1 .1 , Guthrie` 9. st Mary : 3' _ 4 The few who braved the storm of ruin, uru wmnmg oywa score or 9 to 4. The Oro hockey team `journeyed to Shanty -Bay. Feb. 3, and crossed sticks with a teamifrom Barrie. The locals came down'1n front in what proved to lgena fast game. V. Hart handled the e . W851; '14`ues.,da3'/,' Feb . 7. Shantriu Bay and! Oro again crossed sticks at the local` rink, Oro winning bya of 9 to 4. The OTC hnnknv fnnnn innuvnnvynal `fl _.__,_-- I Feb. I. V-t, Jones speh.t':a'.__4 few days 2-with-friends ~in' '0rillia.' ` .Miss Edith D`a'y -of Barrie spent ._S'un__-2, day at her home here. -` ; ' - Mrs. -Fred Day of Shanty Bay`spent `ix day'this=week with her brother. A, N. Gra'ham.~'~ . i'- " -Quite a. stock of` logs is being placed a'it' T. Craw~ford sv mill for spring cut- ting; ` - . - ' -: - - .'.z ' an .1. ting; zulu U: 1100 persons-who cam`there.'- I 600,- as nearly Jas '-cou-l_d`4-be . r`eck_._oned. ` were the worse of.. liquor. .Thi"'is a sample of Governm.e.nt'Control in "S'as- katchewan. -- 4- - ` squple OI UOV katchewan. ,.uuuv<:y memoers 1'..0 tnewmeeti-ng.; A visitor from the_ West. who--ha s"" been here .for about `two months. r"e- ceived a letter.last vv.<-2_ek~from her hus- band, in which he said .h_e;-.had 'attend-, ed a public dance in Regina..1fecently'} and of 1100 pers.ons~who came`there.- '-cou-Id`-be ._eg};_(}_r1ed. tun-nun LI..- ---..._.._ -5 uu,~ tc-uwueung or we present one. . The February meeting `of the W0- men's` Institute will be held at_ Mrs. W-: :J . `Thompson's on `Wednesdaiy,1the 16th. Roll call will be answered by as short- reading.` At 2 `p.m. a- sleigh will leave the post office corner--t.o~ b.convey members to thewmeeti-ng.; ' the Wns:+_ m1nn_.r.,`.`.-~ wwn LU` go Inat way. Friday, February 11; at 2 p.m; the- members of the Parish of North Essa. are requested to attend a. meet-` ing-gt therectory at Ivy to consider the erection .of a. news rectory or the re-modeling of the present ' The Fehmmrv rrlnnfincr ~.-mv 4.1 T"- _a.aru-:u LU Keep tms evening free. ` (St. Jude's A,Y~.P.A.~w1ll meet for a.- social evening on Friday at the home of Mrs. Harry Lynn; A sleigh will leave the post office corner at 7.454 p.m. for the convenience of those who`; wish to go that . ' Fridav. Fehmmrv 11 ad 0 - --" Lruux net` recent mness. ' -Mrs. T. Ayerst. who has been stay- ing with Mrs; J. B. Gray" for the past` two months. has returned to her son's home on the 8th con.. Innisfil. ' | . Trinity United Church are holdings their congregational teaan Friday, Feb, 18. All-members of the.congregation`are asked to keep this evening free. .St. A.Y.P_A._wil1mnA+ on. .. Mrs. J . W.` 'rho,mpson`1s'. visiting` yttiends in Stroud . Mr. and. Mrs. -Mason spent Monday ' with friends in Alliston. W. J C. Boake and J. A. Lennox' spent" te week-end_in Toronto, ,Miss Annie Patton visited last week with her sister.` Mrs. Willis Smith. ~ Miss Wilma Thompson spent last ` week in Barrie with h__ `aunt; Mrs. S. * Kllgour. H _ ' Kilian ll :-n`I'Ino.-8.. I-AL 3.30. Kugour. i ; ` Miss McKenzie..iett on` Ffidaxi morn- ing to spend a. month with friends in the Queen City. ` The many Thornton friends of Mrs. W. H. Adams of Beeton will be glad to know that she is recovering nicei_v_ H from her recent illness. .Mrg_ 'I", Ava:-cf mhn 1...... 1...-.. -A~- I r; " " `+.;aa;;a:;W""% `i$%&%$&www&w$$& &w$$&m&$a&ammg} `Ora Station Beats Shanty Bay :1 `won '7 aI..n..+.. `D . . . . . _ . _ . . -__ U.F.O. and U.F.W.O. .......1.._ _, -__4 _ U . F.O. Co-operative Clu '1 A n n . In` .........L.l.__. -4-41., I\ Successful Carnival ...._l---I 1.--|_I 1.. 4-u_,.u "om S'l`'I'0N V GUTHRIE ' r II I 11. Mshburn. I Luv Jury. ` Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Miller enter- tained about seventy guests at their home last Thursday evening. Everyone had a. jolly good time playing progres- .sive~euchre and dancing. The lady's first prize was won by Mrs. W. J. Miller and the gentleman's prize by. J os. Tiffin. `Ale. nu! 1ur..... 'l').......-n -r1---s .n ma- uuulpu U115 weex. I The monthly meeting of the United [church Ladies Aid was held at the Ihome of Mrs. J. Dobson on Wednes~ 'da, Feb. 2. ` ' T-T Do rlrna in `Danni- `I.....A. ...-_1_ uuy, run. 4. I I J. H. Bell was in Barrie last week on the jury. I Mr and Mr: T! T mrnd.-... n...+..... I Feb. 8-MrS."Thos. Smith is visiting meir mother, Mrs. J. Mccaffrey, of Ore a. Clarence and John Smith are in !Guelph this week. ' The rnnnfhlxr vv-una4~Iv\nn A0 J-I-A 1'T...:L..3 ---... .-.--., wyv--a - As the local club will not be nlayinz. any more games in the Oro League on account of dissatisfaction over rulings by the official referee, they will be able to play games with any outside. fteams. The ice is perfect and with the; , highway still open for. cars,_some good` [games are anticipated. A game is ex-, pected here on Wednesday, Feb. 16,` with the Minesing team. I I I I I last Thursday Wnightmitror see the game of hockey between St. Mary's seniors of Barrie and the locals enjoyed the treat of the season. This was the fast- est and cleanest game witnessed so a far. The score was 9-8 in favor of the locals. The play was very even and excitement ran high as both goalies re- ceived quite a bombarding. Charles Lynch of Barrie was referee and hand- led the game very nicely. Although the play was close arid both teams working hard not one penalty was im- posed and the referee was impressed by the high-class hockey the boys play- ed. The game of broomball played the same evening between the married men and the juniors was won by the mar- ried men, score 2-0. 1.. 41-- 1.--` U3 o J. 111.111 a Mr_. and Mrs. rag... Office 21 OF T KNITTED GOODS ALL? DAY FRIDAY - ONLY OUR STORE. ff`! v cu-- jnnhii These are made'b3r tee` best Knitted Goods Manufac- turers of Canada. Come in and select an exclusive style ` and color. Silk to thv _1;,op, `fulil-.-fashioned, -all_ colors, '-including. blush, -'-p`eafchvbloom,Vn1'ide and black; ;::' .i?.cf%`..??`%%~. %$2.0Q. Specials for this Week-End% I ALSO INTRODUCING Several New Spring Lines These are with a three-inch lisle top; all the leading spring colors, also white and black; sizfas 8% to 10. navel U 75 BU Pair 82 Dzinlop St. Penman : Pointex Heel SILK STOCKINGS Puf Thifead Hdse-- and ' of a ama- and 1: out in finds t and ALL oun WINTER STOCK or HATS AT THE ONE PRICE, $2.00 Dry Hardwood, Edgipgs, Pine, Tamarack and Mixed Wood. THAT IS FREE FROM SLATE AND ROCK -- COAL STELCO BRAND-There is. None Better ALL WEIGHED` ON TOWN SCALES UTOPIA -- woon Russell Hood of Elm-I COKE 217 Dunlap St. `Office and `7Yard Examiner Adlets are great sales- 'men and they work for little pay-- 25 cents a week. cl.a..l ux. uL1':). vv 111121111 DOWIQS. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Coleman of Saskatchewan are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Sutherland. The T\/Huang TK7-inn nil` Anna...` .-..... --:.. ILIII5 Luca` Slsliel`, J.V.lI`S. Tnompson. l Harold Parker is on a two-weeks` | holiday at Shelburne. ` _Tnhn Wino nf T.-`Fancy L. ..x...'L:__... -A uuuuay at anelourne. ' John King of Lefroy -is visiting at Mr. Nelson's. .uu1wUUu oturgeon. or uurora. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Smith were in Bradford on Friday attending the fun- eral of Mrs. William Bowles. Mr and `|\/I've I2`-nm=+ r -5 .. 9c . 10 . 20 . 17: . 13 auu LV.I.l`b'. W. J. aumerlana. The Mlsses Wice of Aurora are via- iting their sister, Mrs. Thompson. Harold Parker is nn 2 f\xrn-u1nnIz' gu.-:Lu1'ucu name On aaturaay. r The Ladies Aid met on VVedne3da.y la t at =9`the home of Mrs. Robt. El- ` dr dge. Mr and 1\/rag (`Int-urn 13....1 . . _ _ _ -..A 3 Feb. 8-Miss Ethel and Roy Thomp- !son, who have been with their grand- parents in Aurora for the last month, Ireturned home on Saturday. ' The Ladi rnnf nn `K/'nr1v-nonoouo uL1|.I5Uo Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Parker spent Monday with their daughter, Mrs. Linwood Sturgeon. of Gilford. MP, 211!` Mr: (`tunic Qvnii-`In uuuu .... 8.. \.,cu`Lu_y, wuu IS qulte SICK. Mrs. W. C. Banting of Ivy visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Dobson, on Tuesday. . __---.. . - . ...... -uu\/uwuu uu uuuuay . Nurse Berthelotte was called `to Brentwood to nurse Mrs. Chas. Mc- Carthy, who is quite sick. Mrsx, W n Ranting .-.9 7.... ..:..u....n -.--... yum. . a....nuu, vvuu la quu.e_1u.- Thos. Miller and two children of Elmgrove and John Miller of Egbert visited his sister, Mrs. Jos. Mcmaster, on Sunday. "- "l" Ray-H1o'lnH>a nnA 4...... An---L4---- uu ouuuuy . ' `T., Berthelotte and two dauzhtrs visited Barrie friends on Sunday; `l. Jnu...:J .._.:| `l\ n_,_u,,, -- .........\. nmnvuuo uu ouuua)". I-1-.I;)'v;ard and D. Gauley of Baxter visited Vivian McCann on Sunday, 1\`I'nun.. `D.-...L1...I-a.;.- ____ V -- - L61` Ll'lUllU5 . Mr. and Mrs. M. McMaster were over to Baxter on Tuesday visiting Mrs. Chas. Hide, who is quite. ill.- Tkna 1\lI H'lno. 119:1: 4...- -I_n_:,.-,, -A DAY grove and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan.Groe of Lefrov snent Thm-sdav with M. .....n grove anu Mr. ana Mrs. 1van.Grose at Lefroy spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Miller. `Ml :-a `E`InI-uni. ..........L 1n._.|.1___ _._u-7 '-L V H115. .U a . AVIHIBI`. Mrs. Elphick spent Friday with Bax- ter friends. `Mfn noun` It..- `It \l'_`r S1v1adovsr'-1)1_`-;)o_i:';_ lvely : peach, pink and: helio. Special Aw/'a1l1.e's` . . . . . . _jo-v In three different patterns, blue,` sand and black and white ~broken-stripe. f These are extra -nice `quality of broadcloth and ::e4;f;e::l-21: 3:: $5.75 Long-Sleevcd Broadcloth DRESSES 815 ARRIVING EVERY DAY Come in and" let us show our stock. I smmc" DRESSES .RAYQl.`_I L fsups 21 TBETHESDA f,_ s/hgdes of Jt`. 31 Repidence 15 Collier St. Phone ' I 092W ?f ??`iT:$7`i:?a Pang V0 Bx rvlln 15 to, 11.00. Luruuu HUIIIB HXUUKI uup1'uvuu`.__ Harry Slessor, Walter McLean, Wil- fred Cockburn, Maurice Hayes, Arloff -Caldwell and Ivan Sleaser have gone to Guelph this week to finish the course at the O.A.C. which a. number of the young people here have been "taking at the town hall. Oro. Mrs. George Kissick is under the uuuus {LL Lllp LUWII H1111. Ul'Un George Kissick is under the doctor's care. "50: Tannin 'D{nlnnv. u-`Ami kn nun-gal}, UUULUl' H URFH. _ Miss Jessie Bishop spent the, week- end at her home in Grenfel. Feb. 7--'1`he Auxiliary met a.t"the home of Miss Jean McLean on Thurs- day, Feb-. 3, with a. large attendance-. The afternoon was spent quilting a. quilt for the African bale. The next meeting will be held- at the home of Miss Mabel Thompson, March 3. Mma, Jma nnlzhturn whn has hnnn 4V1.l .LV1dUU1 '.l 1lUlIl1J!Ull, IVLILIFUII 0: Mrs. Jos. Cockburn. who has been `ill in Toronto for some weeks. has re- turned home much !mproved:_ - T-Tnrrv Qlmannv Walter MnT.nnn Til- Luau. apeuluuuuunu are suomxtteu. The amendment being put. and the yeas and nays being called for. was declared carried by the Reeve on the divlsionof the Council as follows: Yeas. McLean. hannon and Down: Nays, Wilson and Ford. nu... t1'.........n ...s.| .... ._-.1 L- .__-_ __ awuyng vv annual ullu &`\.I6V~| The Council adjourned to meet on March 16th, at 10 a.m. : - lVt\`I'vrlIllI1V p~1 .__I_ uwul. uu prupnruu Uy Nu`. nuys. Moved in amendment by` McLea.n-- ,'Shannon---'1`hat we. the members of the Vespra Council, withhold l-decision `re Midhursti Halluntil the reforesta- tion petition is declared void. That the legality of oundonation` is assured and that specifications are submitted. The nmnndmnnf hninav nut and `Inn \\'lli .lL ruuu UL Ll`.'1lUU.lL reniuces. That we recommend the appointment of Arthur A. Smith as a Count.v'Coun- stable in the place and stead of W. W. Boyce, at Midhurst. . , Re Midhurst Hall WiIson--Ford-'1`hat the request of the committee of Midhurst hall be granted on condition that the plans and specifications be fulfilled as out- 'llned in the agreement and an agree- ment be prepared byeMr. Boys. A Moved in amnndmnnf hv' NI'nT.nnn..._ -..~. ...u`uuu._-. I-\r\4 qvuu . Motions were passed as`fo11ow:'--' ' That the wire fence by;-.law be a- mended to read 20 cents ner"rod in place 0', 10 cents a rod. irrespective of what kind of fenceit renlaces. 'I`hnf urn I-nnnrnrnnn 1-Inn onnnlno.-...\..a. axus;-ruauu u uuu 0, sun. ft, it.l`zaUi5.'~ ' A .by-law` was. given . two .,rea,dingsn and the clerk was 1nstru`cted.to for-`l ward it to the M1n1ste,r7,of,Lar1ds and Forests for his ' abprovetl. authorizing." `the purchase of. rpadmaking machinery; appliances, equipment` and ..t'n'atf er1alf: for roadmakinz and road improvement: in the yen. 1927. ~ . q ' :' _|= building. L . . V , _, . . - The following atdunts were passed: Stanley; Frallck, drawing stones for Willow Creek, $15.00: J. H.-Maw, road across lot 4. con. 12. 1926, $10.00: A. B. Coutts. registering births, marriag- es and deaths, $18.50: John Priest. wire fence bonus, $5.50: A. B. .Coutts.' secy.-Treas.. Telephone System, partl levy 1926, $800.00: Lorne Wingrove. re- fund. on timber. $5.00;- '1`h,os.J.~ -Gav... anagh. bailiff -s. fees. -Division `Court. ` -Craighurst, $12.00: `Robt. Wattle. work` at Finlay bridge, $16.85: Wm. H. Ma- '- srm. `stones for dam on Willow Creek! $3 . 75: Hy .. Tracy, . repairing bridge on. `sideroads 5 and 6, con . 4, `$12103. 7 I A hv-lnur urn: o-hrnn hnn ...-....ax........, 10015-Bu;-. `$3.38 ~ 2515,13,. $1.1-0 . Costs loin flnn Ital? I It! .IIlIl per dsy to food. . Brown &Co. puacu Luwu uau. V 1 W861! attndlng 8. meeting Of M6tPODOl- A petition was filed asking that the itanimfe representatives. matter of a` hail be voted_ on'b.v the! ~Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Porter 01. ratepayers at; the first opportunity. A6 Prince Albert`. `Sask.. are visiting at deputatiomwaited on the "Council. "re G118 3101110 Of Compton -T8118-_ ` 7 building a hall according to conditions , Mr. -and Mrs.. F`. S. Welsman of proposed at a meeting of `the Councu Toronto were guests of Mr. and Mrs. on December 2 last, and filed pencil 3- Graett Over Sunda.v.'- ' ` sketch and limited specifications -of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Craig and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bryson visited friends 'l`hn fnllnurh-an- nt`o'rirh'1nl>u 1-u'.3_m2. ...-.........:. .111 Qi.vnnH'nn;l .-u..... u... .......1. ...g i i _ - I; v . . ,v A v' 4,. v v .' .;, \ The Council met on the? 2_n:l.}?5i_nst-,~ff,' with all its members. present and the Reeve in the chair..._ Communications ;. were read _rom:~ Treasurer of Ontario A encloe ng cheque ton $50.17. being a._- l` -moun of railway tax-_($159.*87 less amount char ed for patients in Provin. cial '1nstitut ans): Chas. `E. -A-vwright.`-, M.L.`A.. that. he would. bedpieased to arrange for -the committee to;wait on`, the , various departments; oontarib` Municipal `Association. re ibeoox_ning!- members; `B. L. Page. Agriculturs,l.re- ;` presentative of North `Sim c'_oe., re` N'o- xioua Weed. Act enforcement: O n`tario- 1 Good Roads Association. announcing 1 date of annual meeting on,;E'eb. 28. 24. and 25; Cockshwtt Banquet ;com- 1 mittee. re presentation fund: .-M. E Coughlin. enclosing cheque for $83.90.: ; -refund school taxes: C._H. Fullerton. C Deputy Minister or Northern Develop-if meat. re Col. Roa by-law: I-Ion. Geo. S. Henry.. ackno ledging receipt of 1 requisition re drainage; W. A. Boys. C Township Solicitor. advising re `pro- posed town hall. V A nntitinn was filed nnlzinnv I-I-uni n... i- `I . ' ` _' I .0 c r2"n=iI tP` `M`tt" .9 '.` c"oo' win H.u .::`.M?dhia~ot::.u;3. faormv Rptu of 20 euntovfor-Wlrf-Foneo J Ofllullo - . ~ ` (`.n||"n-H Hg: 0. '3`.-- |A_n.9.'_`_ ." `I221->'I::I2:s'xret" YOU CAN c1=;'r ALL THE mas YOUR HENS CAN LAY wullndy, 6x neon, lot nesing-- Sale at uct. 6x ht, west In stock ,m T . ' . / THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10. Wu F 1751:" r'Eia'1>" ,, vwarv ..._u v Fence Bonus. tic R'od . nu-slw "nu... ..........A.I .....'a_-n-__ 33147." lb .-4 -coo A. doU'1"rs. Clerk. D. 1921 IN? I H[- K!!! HUN! UPI! D81_0!'6'!`6l3lIl'lK. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gagvlnhot Crown l-Hlll were guests of Mr. and Mrs. For- great Wallwin on Tuesday. Mlunurac uuuuua uua waeK., V ' Whittord Gm. who has been in Mid- land for some. t1me..spent'-a,!ew days at his home here before -returninz. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ga'.vln..of Crown ll HNW uuu Ill AIL-lllUl'|u 7 Mr. and Mrs. James Doran.enter- tamed the U.F.0. `to a. dance and card party last Friday night. Skating and drawing wood. eta- party must rnuuy IRENE- Skatlng and drawing ,,woo(!. etc. seams to be the order at the `day. M nlltfa nf 'l`lnnrntn'n nnlln nnr 3931113 EU 00 (NB U1`!-IV! U! 5115 uuy. D. M. Coutts of Thornton called on Midhurst friends this week. urmnmua am nrhn 1.... 1......` 1;. um- II! lI Il]Jl'UVlll5v ' -Reg`. Lytton. who has purchased a. sawing machine. `intends to` have it in operation before long as he -gs starting a saw mill in Mldhurst. Mn and `Mrs, Janina hnrnh Anion- Feb. T8--Mra. Trsfiizghnesay, viho has been on the sick list for some time. its improving. - .Rng-'. 'l'.vftnn_ whn hm: nu-xrnhnnn n, lull! L`Ul'l'Ullg III .D1l'l`lU. .Mr. Wallace of Ravenna was the guest or Mr.` and Mrs. Jas. S ltzer this week. Mrs._ Switzer. Sr.. is the guest of her son, Will. Swltzer. ; " "M m: nnkhniwn nf `mild-an In fhn anon?" H6!` 3011. Will. Bwuzur. ` V-Mrs. Cockburn of Edgar is the guest" or her -.da,_ught9r. Mrs. Chas. Rob_son.~ WILD H. 86!. UL uuu. 111155 Then on Tuesday evening the mem- bers of the United Church and neigh- bors met at the home of the Johnston family and `pent a social evening to.- gether. An address and presentation also took place. To Mr. and Mrs. John- ston was given a library table, to Lorne a. pocket book and to Lillian a work basket. The family moved, to-Pains- wick on Thursday amid the good wish- es of their many friends. . .. uni . Grose, lle from lements . Conkey, RY Feb. 7-='M1ases_ :Enid and Annie Partricl e spent the week-end with friends 11 Toronto. `Alina Ila!-h T'hwnnv,uynn flan a-unnl nf IPIBHQB m. '.l.'Ul`U!lLUo ` Miss Beth Drurywas the guest of triendaln Barrie over the week-end. `Mm: J'nv~v" hnu fhn nvnnnnfhxr nf flu: IPIUIIUH HI Dl1l'l'lB UV!!!` LIIU wuuu-uuu. M-rs. Jon/`has the sympathy` of the community in thevdeathot her aunt. Miss Farrell. in Barrie. Mn fnilnnn nf Pavnnnn wan Hun The basket factory is re-opening this week having secured a contract which will keep it running steadily for a. year. . . _ ' Presentation to Johnston Family . On Monday `evening of last week a goodly number of L.0.L. `members and families met in the,` hall to bid fare- well to John Johnston and family. The evening was spent in games and trip- ping the light fantastic." An address was read and Mr. Johnston was pre- sented wlth a mantel clock and Lorne with a set of cuff links. Than nu Vununvr nunnlv-no flan 1-nnv-n- I 134. L)l`ttW1.Ul.`ll. , | Miss Blythe sprained` an ankle last` Monday and was. forced to close school for her classes during the 4ba1ance`of- the week. `Ian `I? AIIIIQAII nan` `Il'!un Enknll L118 WUUK . Mrs. W. _Downey and Miss Schell attended the funeral of their grand- gtther. Mr. Schel'l, in Stayneron Mon. 9-SN . j L Miss Victoruine and `Gilbert Per-rennt of Elmvale are visiting their sister, Mrs. J.V E. Crawford. `Klan `D111?!-In nnnnInnA' on nvulrln `nu .-I uuuruu uuiuzuleu. ` I! Miss Margaret Stewart. daughter of 4 Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Stewart. is af member of the cast of the Trinity `Col- it lege Dramatic Society which has been C giving its sixth annual production this *3 week. The bill includes three one-`t act plays: The Robe," by Eugene 0 - H Neill; The Travelers." by Booth Tar- !1 kington and.The Glittering Gate by I Lord Dunsany. Mrs. Stewart went ( to Toronto to witness the production. 11 UGBIUIIU 0- . Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Patterson of Stonewall, Man.-. announce the marri- age of their second daughter, Margaret Helen. to Mr. James Ernest Anderson: eldest son of the late Mr. Wm. An- derson and Mrs. Anderson or Stone- wall. The marriage took place at the manse. 40 Alloway 'St.. Winnipeg. Thursday, January 27. Rev. Norman. MacEachern of the First Presbyterian Church officiated. I Ilia: Rnnanunf Qignonut Ann.-..`I.L.... `J Ill .I'l.lI.HlIll'-UH u Miss Anne Wright. daughter of A. W.-Wright of the Mount Forest Con- federate. has been appointed superin- tendent ot the St. Catharines General Hospital. Misswrisht is a. niece of Mrs. .J. M. Hunter. Kempenfeidt St., whom she has visited on different oc- oasions... II and `IA -nu A...l....... !1..a.L-__-_ -1 RY 10. 1927 IS an BUllo R. Bidwellh wont to Toronto last week to attend the funeral of his sis- ter, Mrs. -E. Fitch, who `passed away; after five days illness with pneumonia. He also paid avislt to his spn Gordon In Hamilton. " man Anna YXYuu{:-Int Jo.--...I.l._.. -1 A av.u'a . Vv H1 . A&Vl.UUI`8 . _ Mr. andAMrp.. N.'B. Irish of Orillla celebrated the 68th anniversary {of their marriage on Feb. 8. Both are '89 years of age and in` goodhealth. T. F-. Irish, Clapperton St., Barrie, is a. son. A . A D Dldu-All .......L 4... rn-.._..A.- I-~L W-=.:r ;1'<)ng ihose `from town Rivho at- tended '-some of the functions Riven in honor of Premier Mackenzie King at Jenkins Art Gallery. Toronto, was Mrs. Wm.=Moore. e Mr and `Mnu RT .12 15.151. .0 n..nu.. , uuuaxueramy oetter. . . . E. A. Ryan wasjin `New York last week attending meeting of Metropol- , _ ,: H. _s Sask., u .the home of Cnrnntnn Jaffn x VUHLI ' -tign . '-ugn. ._ ` `l Miss Lottie Fisher. Who has been a._ r;nurse-in-training at the Sick Child- :ren's_Hos_'p1tal. "Toronto. has finished I. ,her~r_:purse"' and is. now at home. ' Minn Mnnnh nf I-ho `D rs 1' gene: 1.. .-mo ._uux:`I::pu1':se arm 18- HOW 8.! nome. Miss Mason of the B.C.I. staff is off duty for,,a couple of weeks owing to thelllness of her mother who `had an- operation in a Hamilton `hospital this I week; v . ' ` - ' ~ upunu. week '. Avvut s-xx. u. J.VJ.U1\BIlZl$3. 6U sopma St. ` I Mrs.. Geo. E1rlckVof_Elmvale spent. `a cquple .of days at 80' Sophia. St. lwlth. hern`-iece, Mrs. K. G. McKenzie. , -Philip Love represented Barrie Ag- rlu1tural: Society at the annual con- vention of the Ontario Fairs Associa- '-tion. ` " nu`. ana Mrs. Gardiner, Owen St-.' ` Miss Mary yA8nO8`MO0P9 has.return- ed home ~ after visiting . in Toronto . - -.~. d. Lang was in Branttord last week for a few days on business. . AM`iss Carmen`Goi-doniis spending this ~ weekuond-A ate =Mo.cDona.ld Hail. Guelnh . | Miss Baikes left on Thursday for a. I visit with friends In..Valncouver.`.1B.c. - ` ' . M185`-Mhil MI(nhl'h`Iu knllnulnnv mm. ueu. McbI'1ae,unar10tte st. . I _Geo. Vickers and c. R. Kendall are in Toronto attending the meeting of, the` Ontario Horticultural Association. ` ' 'l`hn"Rnv. nnrl M11: in n u+..I..s.-~' uuLul`10 no:-ucuuurai Association. 1' '1`he'Rev.~~ and Mrs. W_. C. Stubby of Elmvale visited recently with Mrs..u :.K. G. McKenzie. 80 Sophia St; I MPS.. Gen. Fiirir-1: nf Tlrnvnln annnf g ;_1.- u . urasett over sunaa,,v.p ' Mr. -in Stratford over -the week-end. . MPH. W,,.T, \X7nn.nroa nnlln-n ""r\|n_- u; net`. sister, 1v.uss's. Appleton. . Mrs. J. Hastings of Schreiber is via-` iting for a few days with her sister. I Mrs. Geo. McBride. Charlotte St. Gen. Vinlznrsu and (V `D 'rzm.aon .....,'.. -un. B-l`.I`LLUI'('.l Over -me week-ena. Mrs. Wood-was_ca.lled,'.to,Tor-: onto son VMondayA by, the_ serious *1llness~ of her sister, Miss` S. Appleton . Mrs. J. I-Ta.SHnQ'n n1 Rnhrnihnr In via ,- guveran WGGKS-' - ._ " . _ : . W . A. Boys, K. C., M.P.. `left on Mon- day for Ottawa to attend me House of Commons session. 1 C. M (1. ml1>I.`m1.... 1...... 1. ....... .. 1 ,uuIuIn0Il_8 88351011 . ' C. M. G; `smlthjwho has been` `vex.-yh ill with pleuro-pneumonia, is reported consldfrably better. I 17., `Dunn nrngdn -'kY).n- vn..I. 1...); muzumzne. . ` _ `Mrs . Jack Boys and son have re- turned home after being in Toronto `for 8V8ra.Al weeks. `- " . - DA". 12 `n 1: -n ,i-4n. -.." In-__` nan vyun :1-menus In..Vagcouver...B.C , Miss-Melvina. MKenz1e`1s holldayin Vin '1-Iuntsville vo"lth'he1f father, K. (_ McKenzie. rm Tanb `DA..- .....| -..._ 1...-.- ..- Lyood O`ont}~act for Baskt Factory VIII.` I_.-s.-1-n4. Jnnhnnup I... u. .._.._l..._ &I_.! dwell, at road), 1 ock an m A