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mm % Ida \Io la. 11- Va 0 -we--nu .--_.'__ -The-following officers for Stella Tho_mn- son L.O.B.A. No. 551 were elected at the December meetinq: I.P.M., Sister Dovle; W.M., Sister Hurst: D.M.. Sister Rewin- olds: R.S.. Sister Wilson: `Chaplain, Sister Holden: F.S., Sister Hagan; Treasurer, Sister Howcroft;vDirector of Ceremonies, Sister Wood: `First Lecturer. Sister Peters: 2nd Lecturer, Sister Ferguson; I. Guard, Sister Pringle; V. Guard, Sister Chapman; Guardian. S ter Paddison; Committee, Sister Chapin, Alker, San- ders, Barr and Hunter; Pianist, Sister Mustard. . On Dec. 15, Sister Doyle. I.P.M., in- stalled the new officers. After installa- tion D.C. Sister Wood presented Sister Doyle with a `beautiful Past Mistress Jewel and an eulogistic address was read, to herwby W.M. Sister Hurst in which her services to the lodge as Worthy Mistress for two years were referred to in the most cordial terms. . I TB-I1_..._- LL` 1uIIn:v|nnn A` +`IA `AAQA Q In CHIS game. Last Week's prize winners were Mrs. Cooper with 208 and Miss Hook with 198 for the ladies, and Dr. Warnica with 329 won the men's prize. nun 'F11nc-Aoiv !\:lF`|" nan Q +A% CHE IUSUFS, - , The Brats team jumped into first place by taking the three points from the Hogan's Alley ve, in two close games. Miss Summers with 310 was leading lady. I `J J tnis too. - The Barrie Bowling Academy will be open all day Christmas and New Year's. A- C07.`l8l CSPHIS. Following the business of the lodge al very successful banquet served under` the able convenershin of Sister Sanders, was carried out to the great satisfaction of all present. 1 LOU V3.1!` 180 I308 108813. Lucky Strikes and Singer's baa a real battle Thursday night. Lucky Strike: won the first two - games, but -Singer : came back strong and won the last by enough pins to tie the two. teams on total score. The two teams rolled off an extra frame and the Lucky Strikes got the odd point. Tony Saso led the winners with a 600 score and A. Sing`er with 699 led the los- ers, and also turned in the best score of the week's games. -II A Uncut 1 ,, _,, _,, J ___. c V--a In the Wednesday night ladies league, the St. Pat s team handed the Go-Getters a surprise package, by taking all three points, which put. the winners in second. place. Mrs. Brennan was high scorer for` `her team, and Miss Hook was high for 1 the losers, ' TL- Band-nu LA-`van -:I1vu|v \n1a 1'1-`C-A air nlana UPIIIVIS I la: tic`. than ww-v-.--_ Interest was very keen during the last week. Some boy will have a nice present for Christmas. The-standing of the first 25 boys: 1 George Marks, 2 Henry Len- nox, 3 Clarence Wingrove, 4 Frank Hick- ling, 5 Clarence * ilhooley, 6- George Otta- way, 7 Albert W llwin, 8 Oswald Mc`Clel- land, 9 Dennis Miller, 10 Billy Lowe, 11 Robert Boyes, 12 Robert Orok, 13 Billy Scott, 14 Harry Goodwin, 15 Morton Knox, 16 Ernest Wildman, 17 Emerson Graham, 18 Ross Turnbull, '19 Lloyd Whan, 20 Harold Drury, 21 Jack Cole- man, 22 Sidney Martin, 23 Clarence Had- den, 24 Bob White, 25 Billy Dunnett. .The Cameron & Ellis team moved up into the first division, by taking all four points from the Ford team on Friday `night. Charlie Beelby led the winners with 523 score. ' - V--- -v--_-. The Firemen came through with three` games, for four points, from the hard luck Brownie team, and cinched the hold on second place. Sully Meredithwvith 669 was high man for the winners, and Lou V_air led the losers. ` rnu-vs--w - -V v mac ma M1LxrAn'{r_'f{ri>zs Stnightened and Trued W. H. Johnson & Son ,- { `nculuznv co. 92 Ron 3:. To The E.xa`xniner Edi-t-or Dear Sir: My attention has been drawn to an advertisement which appeared in your last issue: ".We`do not puton any contest forwhich you eventually pay{" ,1 3; __..--._- a._ L- -.. The Clarke & Clarke team were right` in form Tuesday night when they took- three -out of four points from Livingstorfs team, by gopd consistent bowling. Leigh-| ton Clarke turned in the best score for the tanners, and Doc. Dyer was -best for the losers. - w vv-q--uwcv -v--:- Last week saw some close and exciting games in both the ladies and men's leagues. The Academy team started the week of? right by taking all four points from the strong Pirate team, thereby strengthening their hold on rst place.` Henry Mclnnis Sr. was high man for the losers'and Les. Hook for thewlnners. UUIIUUBU JAIL Vvlllvll gvus uvvna-nu-sag rug This, on the fece of it, appears to been ins nuation that those who have contests are making the public pay in higher prices for their goods. - , u an, WM. 3- _..' LL_A. n_....:_ 1.~'..'l ` LUI IIIIUIL 5VU\ul 3. . | It is a well known fact that.Barrie heel enjoled this year lower priced fruit` 11 ever -before, the only reason that I .can `fathom being honest competition. 1 IIILS, nL..2_L _ . _ . _ . . . . _ .... J..u3L- any!` -GIAIIUIII U\ftp`Ia gavnnvwu vvo-crew-vcv--. ' This Christmas season `my fruits and wutare as low in price as angwhereelse in 1- urn ' . ' Mavis POPULAR ab? CONTEST _L. o. B. A. oEEicEns ELECTED B3713 icduwrrrxou nowuuc. NOTES- KEEP YOUR YOUTI-I ! WHEN THINGS LOOK BLAcK-k:_ALL ON Us BARRIE PHONE562 F Yours truly, I '_HLE-RBERT A. JARVIS. GET YOUR PICTURES FRAMED AT H`.ARLEY S THE BEST FOR FUEL, ICE OR CARTAGE 97 Dunlop St. J. W. sco1'1' \VI;;sa'l; 1:1! Retail Butcher Fiuh, Game and Vegetables in Sutton A beautiful display of furniture for your selection Iva I-H vI\\vIr\II 132' II\ KJNJ I \JI\LVI.\Jll l\/\Jl\ II\/IVIL4 WE ALLCJWV EXCHANGE ON YOUR USED FURNITURE 75 C Ili St. 129 D 1 St. Pinon: 2 93;? 535 A. IIYSON VWM; J. BRYSON Candy Specials `for this Week ` Neilson s Chocolates, reg. 60c lb. for , . I . . . . . 49c R11ey s Toffee, reg. 60c 1b..for . . . . . . . . . . . . 49c 62 Dunlop St. A. E. SMITH . 18 Dunlop St. Eliubothwgt: ` -;1ix.T:3.1:.>2-;. Voice" `J. G. v1c11'3 EVERYTHING IN MUSIC ATTENTION , LADIES 2 BARRIE STEAM VULCANIZING PLANT EXPERT VULCANIZING We guarantee our work. Bring your Tire and Tube \_ Troubles to us. urrn Anni.-ccnlulrs -55 Elizabeth St., Phone 405. H. E. MCCIU-LLOUGII The Barrie Examiner can supply all your Chance Wedding Cakes, etc- 137 Dunlap St. Phone 1017 iWere we blessed .with the talent of a poet, we could not: more sincerely convey our expression of goodwill to you than by saying A Very Merry Christmas to you and yours! ALSO FULL LINE OF BREAD. CAKES AND PASTRY WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS L BEER`? `V!FAI.M.ARKT -v-cu-J nun cu to- L Variety 1=mN1"iNh NEEDS HlLL S BAKERY TIP TOP TAILORS \ "LLUUUICB DU U5: , AUTO ACCESSORIES. FILLING STATION. moms 245 FOR YOUR GROCERY WANTS T A- nmmcr DEAL-Ens IN - A com: nos. PASSENGER CARS-GRAl-MM nos, uucxs R20 SALES AND SERVICE JIBPAIRS ON ALL MAKES OF CAR? Dunlap St. { - BAR`R{E *- Phon.eA291 ll Du:II-op-'St.,` Telephone 51 ` 2 ...NTAR10_!|M1TED Suit or Overcoat om: pmcz "1iESii'1='1"5AiLir" _9- .92. M09 A "VlC'l'Q_R'. NORTHERN ELECTRIC FADA and WESTINGHOUSE ._M- J. B_R_ENN_AN. WHI'l'BY S 1'3.Ti" 29 Elizabeth St. NO.SZLAT'l'-1 --_:NO ROCK. = STELCO COKE"'A PRODUCT / :c. J. SMITH PHQNE 1324 WHY MAKE A CAKE? WHEN we CAN supmr YOU wmx THE 3551' srzcuu. mun` CAKE % Of Highest Quality at 40c lb. WHILE IT LASTS--ORDER NOW. LET u's FEURNISH YOUR HOME 3 U Auto xuvluvo A nvtuuln Ago Qvluvocs you-uvnvn I"'I\I WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER ~- A. H. FELT *~ SCOTT S tni{d\iI7 FBAKERY) J. c. sco1'1' BARRIE __-:- -cu-cu: or SPECIALIST I-131." ` coomnamz wan.-r AND mmno mass svsrams or 6! Il\l! I5:-I-u A Iuuunvtu We desire to extend to all our customers the Compli- ments of the Season and express our sincere wishes for their prosperity in the coming year, with a contin- uance of the cordial rela- tions existing between us. 3 Dunlap 5: V 91.... 1047 SHQE; 1_2`1:'i_>A1131NG BROWN &.CQ- F OR CHRISTMAS ROBERTSON S DRUG STORE THE SHQE MAN I`I`\VQl\TA van: vgv LAURA SECORD CHOCOLATI-5 2. 3, 4 and 5 15. 3020!. 80 a pound. "pI.I..I.."12s' {la '14? Plum Latest_Styles in Men : Clothing and F umishingo. F; C. LOWER TAILOR __- Satisfaction Guaranteed GREETINGS 11 I Dunlap -St. VAN RADIOS FURNITURE and STOVES 88 Elizabeth St. BARRIE C. R. SCOTT `tun: .-..............- _..__-`-.--- % .` ,` 7.5, $12.00 a $14.00 SLAZEN%Eolg g.SSOCIA'l'lOl;nSHU'l'I'1J.-'.COCKS $4.00, 0. doz. or 40 each. Phone 243 Phone 86 Page Oovin fPhono zso RECORDS .1. PIANOS Phone 880 By using a whole page, we could not .te11`you`more sincerely how much we value yourtriendship, than in thisesmall space. We wish you the best` that Fortune may have in store for you. Coffee omanco eed never -cup size. . $10.25 W. -T1- -?""' "' ....2 t` 2;: New Shelled Almonds, lb. 60: ?1t:d?xe?io!i3uts, . . . . 25 Fancy Twble Raisins, lb. 381: Christmas Cakes, Almond iced A new blend of our Five 0"- md 11 cely decorated, lb. 45: Clock -Tea, per lb. . . . . 63 PHONE} 117 for Delivry to any part of the Town. _ I _ -- ungj 3 Q I H M I Fninilw Grxlrl BADMINTON RACQUETSL 88 Dunlop" St.7 Phone 89 Battery and Radio Sq-`vice. Standard C31 ; . . . . 2 tin: 25: New Mixed Nuts, lb. 25:: IIEGIY 45: .._--gn C C - Q-.. '\-`2-....`... oRu.uA _LAUNDR__Y co. LTD. --._ -nu A--u-uvu `fhuredey, December 1927. I BARR`? --`Inn A nun an A`! AOINCY FOR THE 1920 ENGLISH MODEL ._-::-: :Aj: =s'n=%%ec1AL_sJ F9BJ:! EEK square to $4.95 . $3.00 YIlrIn.VrnoV & www- K 1 I41 Dunlap St. Pbonc 147 mos: 778 CONTRACTORS Ultimate: Cheer-fully Given I4 Tomato 3! Phone ljalw P9"ANt" 5" nI_.__'- 1 AI! Don't fail to age the GINIRAL REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES OF CARS. LAUNDRY CALLED ron AND nzuvansn pnouprur. ORILLIA moans -mg . -m V {T`? Q31 I-Ivwww-I-uv icnuino F0; Auto_rn3bile Whack` GOLDIE HARPER, `nzcommuc co. - :33: A @131 Q t shades. .. $4.39 $18.00 THE BALL PLANING co. united. BARRIE-ALl.ANDALE DAIRY co. scJ.N'ru-'1cALLv msmumznp { ;~- Mn.x-CREAM `H; LIVINGSTON BROS. BRYSON BROS._ A 'l>-lo~tel with an the comforts of home - SATURDAY srncw. DINNER .. 34.00 d;.n;r.Z(.)`: ;;.;:l:.- - H]_IBBARD S HARDWARE v\ A 1511111` T 4" DH an non-2L SIMCOE COAL .33 such EIEEEP THE V 535?`? It--- -BARRIE-- Fhone 198 Fillets, Haddie, Kipper, Kip- perine, Digby Herring, Labra- dor Herring, Ciscoes. Shrimps, Oysters, Trout, White Fish, Halibut, Smelt. Plaice, Skate, Cod, Salmon, Herrings. O;IN_iVRY NIGHT. WE DELIVER. PHONE as. J `" W `.I1=.ssu': R. amrsou Teacher of Piano, Organ. _The0I'Y; Sight Singing. Puniln mounted for :11 ~ Ba'rieF9!v'i'teA_9a!s9=v `JACK 3'1-:7\"I-"I'1rT. Proprietor 9 &F4;39BN5- 5?-~ lii'c:e"x1s>;cIfC3hirop}a<:'tors I'\.... .1 -.._ TL Anus n3n`n mesa?` BOWLING - I IIUVI , wag: wan.-n-.. Pupils pro and for exam nations. A a1 Bm;IonI se.. Phenol us LlIUVllUV$ \OIII_I yrs v-vuvu w Drugless Therapists G07 Elinlutls Sf." fupotdln . Plnong 408.! _ ' .-A..v.-coglnoclnitica; L|Il;o For-__ blink io A.-12 nu.` Phone .420 '1'n'do{ '1i'.coT.' A.'JARY.|_ . Family Grocers Eon Sh, Alhndnlo mew; Cleaned Lv. s\;_mum.v {non 778 ` GOING: FOR LADIES--Umbre1las from $3.50 to $10, pearlenecklets from $2 to $30, wrist watch $5` to $50, mantel clocks $8 to $50, ivory" sets $3.50 to $25, pearltone sets $10 to $20, tea spoons $2 to; $10, cut glass $1 to $50, bedroom clocks $2 to $7.- 50, -china.50c to $25, bracelets (silver or aold) $1 to $5, incense burners 85c to $3.50, vanity case`s 50c to $5, bridge scores -15c to $2.50, bedroom lamps $2.50 to $5, candle sticks $2 to $5, "rosaries $1 to $3.50, brooches 50c to $35. uII\v\ 1-vH\vrI1v'5nl1H\Y rI.-m 12-1-- 1..-... VV UOUV utvvwoavu vvv vv vvu I Y FOR TGENTLEME -Cu links from $1 to $10, tie pins $2 to $25, fountain 'pens $1 `to $5, pencils 50c,to $5, signet rings $2.50 to $8, `cigarette cases $3 to $10, military brushes $3 to $10. (pair), Wristwatches $5 to $20, pocket watches $1.75 to $25. umbrellas $3 to $7.50. key containers, 50c. collar pins 50c, Masonic rings $7 to $15, Oddfellow rings $7 to $15, Knights of Columbus rings $7 to $15. watch. chains $1.50 to $10, gold lled knives $2 to $5. ' I17- I...Iu.. n `nutln ad-nnlr 4-A nlannan `ram vttvovnvqwoa can wvvvuu - ------ -r---v '_ _-- . Much appreciated speeches were by Mess_rs.~Jones. Jordon, Young. Mitchell and Tom Hill; also by the manager and `foreman baker and each of the staff. A very pleasing feature was a Scotch song sung by Jno. Potter. Songs were sung by Col. Penler. and Messrs. Jones. Young, Jordon, Mitchell and Tom Hill. Also by the manager and bakers, and a chorus by the salesmen with Tom Hill leading`. `funk aunA:`3J- `en Juan `A Mm nut` M113 IUHUIIIKH Much credit is -due to Mr. and Mrs. Ham-bly. for the most pleasing and appet- ising supper and the special efforts by them in helping to make the banquet a success. - ARE voUms4F1LL' wonumnc oven wuxr TO cw:-:2 L Lst us help you with a `few suitable suggestions for Christmas presents, Re- member, gifts. that last are always wel- come." E " AIHYIBG TTvvn`\up\nn `uAI~n xmves on B0 qau. We have a large stock to choose from. No trouble to show goods. Store open every night till Christmas. A. H. FELT, Jeweler. , _ \ Dear`Editor:-Some time ago you were kind enough to` publish -a letter from me regarding` interference with the radio caused by operating electrical high fre- quency apparatus. W A mm... +1\n-,1-imp T hnvn been 1-eneatedlv BE quency apparatus. Since thattime I have been reneatedly blamed for suchwhen my Jnachine has not been in operation. As a matter of fact, I have cut down on its use to a con- siderable extent and would advise radio users that electrical "treatment does not form the basisn of my work, particularly the high frequency end of it which lasts only a few minutes at a time. Diathermy current as generated by my machine causes little trouble and that only for a short distance; A. ..............u-.. Al|t\QG`l\HH `I }mvn'nvnn1~i. short distance. _ On numerous occasions Ivhave experi- mented with different ra_.dio._owners_in dif- ferent parts of the community and found that usually the interference extended only a town block to a block and a half and did not affect all radios even in this ....1:... [ uatnarmes plant. ` Col. Pepler spoke-very highly of the local manager, J. `R. Rtid, and Jno. Potter, jforeman l)aker,,and of each employee; re- ferring also to the close co-operation that existed between the manager and em- ployees which accounted to a large ex- tent for the very pleasingincrease in busi- ness by the Barrie Branch. V-T-he Colonel also spoke on salesmanship, pointing out just how a salesman could _ increase his sales also his pay envelope, and what op- portunities there were for every employee in the company if` he would put his shoul- der to the wheel. Every phase of the `busi- ness was explained fully by the Colonel and very much enjoyed why all. He did not forget to mention the.e icient work done by the local remen in, the recent fire at the plant also the excellent work done by the employees in getting the plant in operation in such a short space of time. 1:___1_ -_.______.1-;.-_1 __---1.-.. ...-..- ......`I.. radius. r . There` are many types of electrical ap- paratus that interfere which are not used in this office. Also there are. I under- stand, a few other professional men us- ing electricity of the high frequency type, besides `barbers, beauty parlors and a host of privately owned machines in .311 parts of the town. 0-51.- 1...o' Hm. Hm finvnv-nmn/nt Radio The last time the Government Radio Inspector was here, I told him that if the qthers consented to sto using these machines, I would be :1: `to dispose of mine. too. - _ `_A'AJ.`,i_Ia.3lin you for this opportunity of -3-.. -.. A-I-Jan Y any ` On Saturday night, Dec. 17, a real get- together banquet at the Hotel Simcoe was given to the employees of the Ontario Bakeries, Ltd., (Barrie Branch) by the local manager, J. R. Reid.` Among the honored guests from out of town were Col. S. B. Pepler, president and general manager of the company; T. Jordon. gen- eral sales manager; Messrs. Jones, Young and Mitchell of the Head Office staff. Tor- onto and Thos. Hill, manager of the St. Catharines plant. ` run Dhnlnu nnnlrn,vL1Iv Mohlv M the Inc Vo Ina \II'I avcnouw Officers for; Barrie Loyal Orange Lodge, No. 452, were elected last week and duly installed by H. G. Robertson. They are as follows: I.P.M.,-J. Woods; W.M., B. J. Hill; D.M., J. D. Knapp: Chaplain`, W. J. ~C.raven; Rec. Secy., S. N. Hurst, P.C.M.: Fin. Secy., C.-Moffatt, P.M.,: Treas., C. E. Partridge, ~P`.C.M.; Marshal. N. J. Lis- cumb: 1st `Lecturer. W. D. Minnilcin; 2nd Lecturer, Thos. Chown; Committee, R. Coulson, -S. Pratt, W. J. Nicholson, John Gofton. H. G. 'Robertson;:I-Iall Board, H. G. Robertson, 0. E. Partridge, .S. N. Hurst; Auditors, H.G. R.oberts?n,'C. Pratt. ONTARIO BAKERIES STAFF I-lO_l.D PLEASING GET-TOGETHER `BANQUET. 'l.'nI mg you Luz` uuxa vpyvuuuau; ya. again oicinz an opinion, I am, Yours truly, GEO. R, BURNS. _RADlO xufiiirnnanca L. O. L. oitcans V _ __-I &_._.. All the advertisers on this `Business Review Pa'ge extend to the Citizenseof Barrie and the County of " Simcoe and to others more remote `A `run Mann: :3,tAM|N:n ar_-_1; Wishes for a Joy;us mg up tor revenge. ` A mixed doubles t urnament will be held during` Week of De 26 till Dec. 31st, for teams composed of one lady and one man. The team turning in the highest score for one game wins the prizes. All entries must be made before competing. So fellows, pick your partner _early, or girls, you can pick a partner `and get into this too. 9 ML. 15.......'.. Dn1!v1:vI.lI Annnwnr mi 119, qvaquu may-anacoavsv vv av-a ugv v nu -~.--u.-.- -_._.`,. Lucky Strikes were bacvl: in their strid aeain, and took three points from the. Missmac s team and .moved into third place. Miss D. White was the `big scorer in this game. Last week's nrize winners me men's prize. - - On Tuesday night, Dec. 13. a team of Barrie bowlers visited Newmarket, and rolled their best bowlers a series of four games. While they were handicapped by strange alleys, the Barrie pin smashers won three out of four games quite hand- ily. After the holidays a ladies team and a men s team from Newmarket are com- ing for revenge. A mivmi nnhiaa tnmmnment win he MARCONI BATTERY AND ` BA'I"l'l:'.RYLl:`.SS SETS AT WM. L._BRE}NAN S