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lCa~`l VVCC'l\ Rev. C. Stubbs conducted the evening service at Wyebridge on \ Sunday last. - ` .'\/`h- `an?! Mr: Q T.vnne n? TV\n::- 1 ouuuay R15L. Mrpand Mrs. S. Lyovs of VVye- v~1le were guests at Will. VVhite's on Sunday. ' I pow A 'l3{nf1r\n1't\`n/1'|1nnr1 fhn nu'_ U11 ouuuay. _ ` Rev. A. Rinoul occupied the pui- ` pit of Co1~lier St. Church, Barrie, on ` Sunday night. \ fv-I: TNT 12 131373. AP Dannn In ouuuay uxsul... Mrs. W. B. Reid= of Barrie is `snendlng a. Week with her sister, } Miss Pearl T-rain. \l'....- "I! `EV 'I'\..+.-`L-.. .6` I3........:. .VJ.l3 JTUQIL .L"L (1111. Mrs. `M. E. Dutcher of Barrie spent a few days with her "daugh- ter. Mrs. F. C. Bishop. ' \/Tn an:-I 7\/Tr`: TX7 LT \Tc|ann son- LCL. &VJ.l.3.~ L`. La. L)ibllU}J. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mason re- turned home after enjoying a week with friends in Toronto. 'l\.. .-....l -`fun: A1k.-.4. GAALL anon}: Mr. Bishop spent Sunday af his | home at Conn. `II ... $3~...-._A.. AB "I'In6L.-....1.n... ~..A..J- .l._lU1llU GI. \4UlllLa Mr. Simpson of Tottenham spent Sunday at Geo. Ritchie's. \/fr: uhnrniiah ennnf H-an wank- ` cuu ill. HUI. LLUIIIB ll! J.uLu1.a.uu. ; Ewart Tucker returned to town 1 on Tuesday after a month at Mea- j fOI`d. - \,r:.... 1'...-.... A.....m1):',-.9 m.......\...a... ..........+ Sunday.` K Miss Victoria Strange of Barrie was the guest of Miss E. Foster`on Sunday. Frank hlifnhor an `LT flung` nF 11 a.m.--'I`he Younsif .\Ia;I'1`3=:si1-s" `Children's Talk: A Driven Leaf" 7 p.m.--Opportunlty. *LMVALEN'EWS E !IIll|l||lI|I|Il|II|lI|lII|I|II||Il|lIII| THE aims uxauliian ..,-...y- The Late Thomas Boyce Wa|ken-Howg Junior League -3-.. 'K..A.~...- -0 -The delightful lecturettes with which he prefaces his piano numbe-rs add' greatly to the charm of Leslie_ Hodgson s platform ap- pearances. Hear `him at ?St. An- d1'ew s concert next Thursday, Oct. `)3 - A01: IJLC 20. ding was solemnized of Esther An- nie Elizabeth, eldest daughvter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Howe, Hillsdale, to Mr. Clarence L. XV-alker, Cooks- town, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry \Va1ker, Markham. The ceremony was performed at the parsonage, Hillsdale, by the Rev. J. F. G. Mor- ris. The bride was very charming in a gown of larkspur blue chiffon] velvet and silver tissue with a closet fitting silver hat, gloves and hose} to match and black velvet pumps with rhinestone buckles. Her beau- ti`-ful bouquet was of white and pink Carnations with fern. The bridesmaid, Miss Grace Howcroft of Barrie, a cousin of the bride, was attired in a smart frock of golden brown beaded crepe de chine. Mr.. Gershom M. G. Howe, brother of the bride , supported the groom. After the wedding a dainty lunch- eon was served at (}1enho1m, the home of the bride's parents. where a colour scheme of white and pink was carried out. Amid showers or confetti and good wishes, the happy couple let by motor for Markham where a reception was held at the home of the groom's parents. Hl:.V. W. IVI. f\H|VIVVVr\|V, u.u. Genernl SM-1'e{z11'_\' Young` Peo- ple's \\'u1'k, and other spe~e11~:e1`s. . 4 After the honeymoon in .\Iuskoka.| Mr. and Mrs. Clarence \Va1ker will `reside in -Cookstown. *1 WE ARE THE SOLEAGENTS FOR; THE MERCURY sum; 10 ____. ___ .... .-n nu--rs 38 nan` 4-v THE s1-:1" `THAT cars ENGLAND A demonstration of one of these wonderful sets in your own home will convince you. They talk for themselves. Radio Licenses for Sale The Electric` Shop . I\IlI'I'I"l'\KI I. I'll BE I.` usuu-av an---so--- - -. _.. EXPERT sE1'z'v1c' ON ANY MAKE or-' SET .G.E. `i"1g'x`_iS1oL,t\s ujv -------;j__ Battery and Batteryles; A Il._I_I ;. Q--.'.A. __-. Du..-` X`-l;I`<:i-eJl. to any -i .u|-3; RADIO A Real Opportunity to make a Real Saving in every Departrnent.-Here are` listed only a few of the Remnants and Odd and Broken Lines of First Quality Merchandise ~ Sunday Friday and Saturday, Oct. 19th and 20th FRlDAY-REALiHONEST-TO_-GOO_l1NESS SALE-SATURDAY S. W. MOORE Enron 7& GRlB BLE' REMNANT % SALE '1 Table of Woollen Dress Goods. Dress Flannels, Coatings. Santoys, Serges, -Wool fCrepes, Etc. Lengths to 4 yds. All at Remnant Prices 1 Lot Velveteens. in all wanted shades. 22 in. wide. War- re1I s `Best Dyes. any quantity you wish. Reg. to $1.00 yard. Priced . . 69 yard 1 Lot of Silks, all kinds, all shades, all qualities, all quality merchandise. Priced at Odd Lot Prices A Big Range of Beautiful Models ,_ Hf THE AT HALF PRICE Table Remnants of Cottgns, Chintz, Draperies. Towel-, lings, `Prints. Etc., Half Remnant Price Rev. I Lot Curtain Nets, Curtain Materials. Draperies, Chintz, Cretonne, etc. All lengths to 10 yds. _at Odd Lot Prices f -._ ..v-u... x15-an Curtains with DRESS GOODS AND SILKS STAPLE DEPARTMENT\_ 'l.'_`I AT1 151-vrz-qua n ITWILL PAY YOU TO SHOP IN BARRIE- ALSO 1 Lot of Pure Wool Serges and Fine Woollen Dress Goo'ds, Etc., all shades, any quanti- ty you wish. At Odd Lot Remnant Price 4`x.L 11511.41` .f'I\/1LJ.I`.l 1 Table full of Rem- nants of `Silks. Cot- ton and Woollen dress goods. lengths to 2 yards. Half Remnant Price 1 Table of Silks, Flat Crepes, Crepe de Chines, Canton Crepes, `Fugi Silks, Satins, etc. Lengths to 4 yds. at Real Remnant Prices-- AT HALF `PRICE 1 'F..L1.. .L'.-1l _.B 13,... MondayrOct: 22, 8 33-?"- REV. W. M. KANNIWAN. D.D. r<.....m...1 Qmr-1-arnvv Ymmu` Peo- 1 Lot Frilled Cur- tains with Tiebacks, White, Ivory and Colored. 10 pat- terns. extra quality. Reg . to $6.00 pr. Odd Lot Remnant Price at $2.98 ---ir I Lnt Fine 'S1*`~`ned English Ba`h_ Tow- els. large size, heavy quality, all colors. Reg. to 85. Odd Lo* Price 49 each 1 Lot Bedspreads in White and Colors. man_v designs, for single and double `geds. All a Odd .LI')_,,, .1! Iucua. I111. C L: Uuu Lot Remnant Prices Zii STOLE TRAIN LUGGAGE l GETS 10 DAYS IN JAIL For stealing luggage valued at $200 from a 'C.N.R. train, James Crawford, 18, of Toronto. was given ten days in jail by Magis- ltrate Jeffs Tuesday afternoon. He ;pleaded guilty and gave intoxica- Ition as an excuse. Last Friday night he ailighted at Allandale with his stolen booty and was found in the waiting room by P.` C. Caste after train officials had wired news of the theft. His mot'h- : er came from Toronto to plead for 'clemency, it being the boy's rst slip. The sentence started with his arrest. The lad was drunk when: arrested A Foot Comfort Expert from Toronto TO cm: FREE DEMONSTRATION Carey-Hurlburt Shoe Co. Wednesday, Oct. 24th I ICIIUJ Lvllunu `on uuuu -Q 'Rev J. 3. Thomson. Minister Miss Ellen Dobson, Choirleacler Miss Anah Bailey, Organist `You cdn t enjoy life without comfortable feet. PATENT STRAP, kid lined, rubber heel $2.98 BLACK KID GORE SHOE, covered Cuban Au-1 -n "1ieT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . $5. PATENT PUMPS, covered Cuban or spl heels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $4. These have to be seen to be appreciated. New Arrivals This Week FOOTWEAR 33-35' DUNLOP ST., BARRIE WILL BE AT THIS STORE 1 Lot ne quality Ladies and Misses Silk and Wool Hose, all sizes and shades. Priced .. 98c pair ri7fV1 s7 7 r'1e quality fancy Chamoisette gloves, all shades, 1 Table of Ladies and Misses Hats, all shapes, shades. etc. Odd Lot priced Lt u Midweek Service \'V"ed. 1 Lot New Ladies . Misses and Child- at 1 Table Ladies Fine Knit Underwear, Bloomers and Draw- ers. all styles. Sizes 36 to Ex. O.S. Reg. to` $1.75. Odd Lot Iat . . . . . . . . 1 Lot of 49 Ladies and Misses Fine _F1anne1 Dresses and Children s Panty Dresses. sizes 2 yrs. to 20. Reg. to $9.50 To Clear .. $1.98 1 Lot Nemo Corsets Odd lines, all sizes. all styles. Reg. to $8.00. `Odd Lines. Remnant Price only . . . . .. $3.49 fHOSIERY DEPARTMENT READY-TO-WEAR UNDERWEAR and CORSETS s9};;1 United {march of Canada 1's I x _ . L . ; L Q _ A A \ 59c pain; PRESENT TION MADE TO GILBERT WILEY A number of the members of the O.Y.B., No. 360, gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wiley, 46 Sanford St.. on Wednesday. Oct. 10, and presented their son Gilbert with a reading lamp and a pair of silver candle sticks. An [address was read by N. Hurst and `the presentation made by George | Wilson. : Neil IMcBride returned home {last week after helping to harvest "the crops in Saskatchewan. the scene of his labors being at Darcy in the Saskatoon district. Crops `there were excellent and were har- vested in prime ccndition, only a [half-day s rain falling 1 Lot of High Grade Pure Thread Silk Hose, Silk to the Top. Corticelli. all shades and sives. Reg. $1.75. Priced pair . . . . . . . . $1.39 1 Lot Ladies en; Thread Silk Hose. all shades and sizes. Reg. to $1.50. Odd Lines, 2 prs. $1.75 v.--' .vv--vs.` 7 ..'. $5.75 spike . .1. $4.75 1 Lot Viola Toilet Soap, a real stood soap. Odd Lot Rem- nant price 9 cake: for . . . . . . . . . . 25c Griffin Silk Lock Knit Underwear. All shades. $1.98 Vests Priced $1.79. $2.50 Bloomers. Priced $2.29. $4.50 Slips Priced $3.95. 1 Group of Ladies and Misses ne fur trimmed and Chin- chilla Coats. A1`. sizes, all wanted shades. Reg. to $19.50. A real buy at Q19 oz Sunday, .-0;:-t_21, 1923 YOUNG PEOPLE'S RALLY ,_ \r-_ TA.~.n.. 1 Lot Misses and Ladies Waterproof Slickers, all sizes and colors. Reg. to $8.50 Odd Lot Rem- nant Price $3.95 BARRlE S GREATEST STORE Page Thlruon Cal $12.95 Tl AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR A _ v I Johnston Approved Clothesk ` 0 . d , . Harry, Twlss ;*:3::::.,,%`;::t,F.;';".;::*:g FREE PAIR PANTS WITH EVERY SUIT PURCHASED ON MONDAY, OCT. 22 MR. C. `H. ANDERSON, representing the rm of W. R. Johnston, will be at our store with a full line of new Suitings and Overcoatings for Fall and Win- ter, taking measures for `their famous M-ade-to-MeaL sure Suits and Overcoats. ' THE PRICES RANGE .from $25.00 to $65.00, and during this special demonstration they will give ABSOLUTELY FREE AN EXTRA PAIR OF TROUSERS with every suit purchased. - INCLUDED in this o er is their `Celebrated Marine Serge Suiting in blue and grey. This is a guaranteed heavy weight,Vbotany `worsted and the blue is indi- go dyed. This suiting is wonderful value at $40.00 with only one pair -of pants, but during this sale, Monday, Oct. 22nd, AN EXTRA PAIR V`. ILL BE GIVEN FREE. ~ ST. ANDREW S Presbyterian Church av. J. S. Shortt, M.A., Minister Edmund Hardy, Mus. Bac. l="l'vf`.,M I`. I IWOIVI Organist and Choirmaster . .._w 3 Vvguuuuuu --... -..-,._. H, Sunday, 0<$1::l;er 21, 1938 The minister will preach at 11 am. and 7 pm. mduy School and"B1b1e Class. at 3 13.111. _.- . m_,,..x-_ TTVAJ i` v\YV\ Ml3N'IS'TIRY TI-.-9` ALLANDALE Presbyterian Church I B Tknnnann, Miilfl SP(EC!IA L NOTICE --' _ _, _;-.... n-..n.1 .m-mfnr- IIQ-`Q-3 (Elizabeth `.9.-t;e;t-)' V - _ A. E. Baker, Minister Thursday, Octobof 18, 1928 OF PlR.A.'IS'E "I--i-n`n` SPECIAL ' 1 Some friend would anpreciate`| receivipg a copy of The_Exa;minor. I Monday, 22:1d-8 p.m. :MEETING OF YOUNG PEOPLE [Burton Ave. United Church 1 3 Unto Thee, `O Lord" (West). \ Quartette' (Selected) . L__ 4 .Anthen_1; ` V .Solo: ` REV. w. J. WATT, B.A., BQD. OF LONG .-BRANC-H Rev. J. &;.nxIg5;.e131a;;k, 's.1I.Ib. Minister Horace Wilson, .A.R.C.0. /Organist and Cholrleader. mvmn SERVICES Sunday, Oct. 21st, 1928 AOMC 7 PIMO V `REV. S. J. McCORMACK, M.A. SPECIAJL .LMU`S'I`C _ Ml5~N'1E'"l'lI`1 UL` J-'H>Uu'aau-:- Miss Jessie Bryson, Chofrleader Mrs. E. Richardson. Organist. _ 11 a.rn.--Anthem: Come Unto Me" (|Bow1es). Duet: '1`e'ach Us to Pray"--Miss `Alice Tuck and Mr. H. White. 7 p.m.--An-them: Grant Us Thy Peace" (He1nr1ch)., So1`o: ' Divine Redeemer" (Gounod)- A Mrs. A. E. Baker. . J Visitors and str-angers cordially ` r A ' cou.n-:3 STREET United Church of cmd._ Jr` W: 'BoAo TORONTO `See bills for par'ti'culars. Sunday, iOct. 21st_L 1928 11 A.M. and 7 P.M. Anniversary Services SPEAKER : I TUESDAY, OCT. 23,:-d Meat Supper and `Hyumorouf Lecture IISS -uvguaoq uvowuuov Blest Are They Miss Jean Kearns, VUC ytatuah, gum` uur p111. The out-of-town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fraser. Tor- onto; 'Mr. and Mrs. A. "B. Fisher. Galt; Mr. G. A. Penrose. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. lMc'Eachern. Thornbury and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Playter, Newmarket. ' ,_ .. ._,_.,_ ----... week. H - " - Miss Kathleen Steele: of dilord spent the week-end with, Miss Vel- ma. Bwteman. Mn. and MI ... til.-- 1-rr..L..-.. -....-I ULJC PIGLIUI After the ceremony a dainty luncheon was serve-dyand Mr. and Mrs. Fraser left on a honeymoon trip to Vancouver going by motoif. as far as Toronto, the bride travel- ling in a blue ensemble and_wear- ing the groom s gift, a fox fur. On their return they will reside in Galt. The groom's favours were: to the bridesmaid, gold compact; to the groomsman, cigarette case; to the soloist, gold compact and to the pianist, gold bar pin. TBA n1`I+..nF_+nur'r|- IIV1`I(\t1"r< qua..- . Sunday, hot. 21, 1928 REV. ARTHUR HALE of Olivet Church, Toronto will have charge of both services. C'ook's-town Fair 1 as't week was a huge success. See pages 3 and 7. Mr, and Mr: (Ian Du-fans nun M... uu;-`.1: success. Dee pages 6 and '1. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Peters and son spent` the week-end at F.vColeman s. Mrs. D. R. Ferguson of Hamil- ton is visiting Mrs. VVm. Dinwoody. Miss Ena Lewis has returned af- ter visiting her brother. Ed. Lewis. Dr.'J. J. D. Banting of Barrie re- newed acquainvance here on fair nv (IO `V C day. Mr Uliss Lynn Coleman visited friends in/Toron`to for a few daysrthis Thfh... Yro.L1..1-.... cu.-...1- -3 rJua_._.1 ruuuy ul |.U'WlI. . Mrs. Wm. Lelth and her rece. Miss Lena. Jamleson. of Qrlllia, call- ed to visit Mrs". Ferguson at the manse on Tuesday. Q "n TVnn'$-nan v-Ania-na fhn nnIn_ xuauae Uu Luesuuy. ` S. D. Woodhas resigned the prin- cipalshlp of Cookstown Continua- tion school and lsdeaving this week on an extended visit to British Col- umbia. A ....-L.-.... ..J`...........1.......... -1. LI... 117 uuuua. A number of members of the W. M.S. (Presbyterian) attended the sectional meeting of the Pmesby ery of Barrie held in Alliston on '1` s- day afternoon. - Fow the present: Fred Adsett, prin- "cipal of public school, is taking Mr. .Wood's place in Continu- ation `work and Miss Rena Couzins is tegchipgin the third room. At oi` the-b'r.i'de s sis- ter. Mrs. Y. D. Beardsall, 96 `Mary St., Barrie, a pretty but quiet au- -tumn wedding took place on Tues; day. Oct. 1'6. at 4.30 p.m., when Marjorie Gladys Penrose, R.N.. youngest daughter of Mr.` G. A. Penrose and: the plate `Mrs. Pen- rose, Thornbury. became the wife of William Andrew Bud" ), on- ly son of Mr. and rs. Andre-w Fraser, 150 Albany St., Toronto. The bride. who was given in mar- riwge by her father. looked charm- ing in a gown of white satin trim- med with lace and carried a show- er bouquet of Ophelia roses and lily-of-the-valley. The bridesmaid. Miss Mildred Playter, Newmarket. cousin of the Ibride, was a pretty picture in a dress of pink satin and tulle. `Mr. `H. E. Little, Galt, was best man. Rev. J. J. Black c:;mducted_the marriage ceremony. During: the signing of the regis- ter `Miss Marjorie `Toole, of New- market. cousin of the bride, sang Because." `Miss Constance Alex- ander of Clarksburg presided at he piano. A4!`-nu 4-I-an n n m A m A n no as J-:-L-- i any. _ _ Mr. and Mrs. Harry `Coleman and. sons of Barrie spent Sunday In town. u `IA ..- 1'17... 'I'\.-...._-II__ 31-.-n -__ l\_L w{\vfz:.s. Wm. Donnelly `died on Oct. 15 and will be buried on Thursday. \ Oct. 18. V `Illa- T -..... IV...1-...-_ __l...lL_S a_,1,,, ,1, """"' J-V\IuLo'\a-- `cent-ral Coangregatlona-1 Confer- ence, Oct. 28 _t-o Nxov. 11-every night in the Church Han ex- cept Sundays. tun. DWLCZIIGII. M Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Watson and daughter Jean. of Schomberg spent Friday in town. x M WI?! T.n`5f`1 D11!` Han Kin:-in LJGMAU LIME: LVLGL 1C; Harry -Carson, son of `Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Carson, 'Small St.. who has been employed at the head office of the `Canada Life As- surance 'Co., `Toronto, for the past .ve years. left |Sunday evening for ;Birmingham, Alabama, where he ihas been transferred to take over ;the duties of secretary -of their rbranvch office in that city. \ W--- x---- .- vvvv~~-- m1;eg.'+1'*;urlong. ha:vin'g' resigned his position with Dawes & Dun1op,' Ltd.. Toronto, is home spending a few holidays with his mother, Mrs. F. .A. Furlong, Bayeld St.. be- fore leaving to accept his new pos- ition with A. L. Virene & lSons, at Sault Ste. Marie. T_T......-- I`1_.__.. , I` III -y- - - v-...,... ---aw v-`V--. Mrs. J. `T. Ells-mere announces the engagement of her second daughter, Margaret `Minerva, to John Henry `Brock, son of Easten Brock, `Toronto, formerly of Flos. The marriage to take place early in November. I 1|:f-- f`--__..- .1 -__11 IC1L_..L;_ 1')--- [Ill LVUVCIIIUCI-0 Mr. George 'Lya1l, `Shanty Bay-, wishes to announce the engage- ment of his daughter, Laura May, to Dr. Duncan Morrison Masson, of Rochester, Minn., son of Mrs. James Masson, Toronto. `The mar- riage to _take place in October. 1')-.. `l.___1__-._ 1.___,, , 1 LJGI. DUI; J-J BLDG Lilla Mrs. J. L. Cavanagh. 40 Louisa St., and Mrs. James *Mc'Lean, Ed- gar. returned home S.aturday, af- ter visiting friends in Guelph, Hamilton and `Toronto. T|'-- _.._I 'II __._ TY `I3 `l"I--.L__. l_-_- LLGIIIIILUII auu J. UL Ulll;Uo Mr. and-Mrs. H. E. Porter (nee Miss Evelyn Coe) of Akron, Ohio, visited the latter s brothers, Thos. an-d John ICoe,`at Elmvale. and sis- ter, `Mrs. 'Marsha1'1 `Charles, Barrie, for a few days last week. T WI` T31` N. IJUIIIJUII VVILII &'&Lu JJCVVID 1191-CIIVDO -Miss Eileen Lewi has returned home after visiting for two weeks with,Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Stephens. Toronto. ]l'_'-_ `I! 13 Il'__-__-1.-_ _.-A.-_...___'l. ".}f'XI'nal{2:'1~rI{x1'.7{{z;agang editor of the Montreal -Gazette, visited his father, Alex. iMadNeil and sis- ter, Mrs. Red-ditt, on Saturday. I II M! iv- .._.-.u ..v..---.-, v-- .-..-.--_-.-._,- Mrs. M. A. Hampson, of `Moose J aw, Sask.. is visiting her nephew, Ernest Osborne, Florence ISt., be- fore going on a visit to the Old Country. Mn ovu-I M: A Q 'nI1v+nn uni` A B.Y.P.U. Monday 8 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 vp.m. LIUI-llll./I. o Mr. and Mrs. A. S. `Burton and Miss Burton spent Sunday `and Monday in A'urora~atten.d-ing the golden` jubileg of the United Church there. Mr... 117 A`.1.1.:_-.. -._.1 .1_.-...11a..... L111 U1 U11 DKICL Cu Mrs. W. Addison and daughter, Mrs. Harold `Macnab, of Stras; bourg, `Sas~k., are `visiting at rhe home of the former s sister, Mrs. Carter, Lo}1isa St. T 1\l[u... (`nun-.nml. An T n11:nn J. U]. U DU. Miss M. E. Maconchy returned, hcme last week after being away ve months on a visit to Engrand, Scotland and Ireland. ` gwawiiwaiwamxig -3!; PERSONAL , ; ammi$mw&$&miw%i `Mr. and Mrs. Chas. `Lewis, Brock"! St., are spending a:few days in London with Mrs. LeWis parents. .11. 1-! 1 _f-_j___, FRASER-PENROSE COOKSTOWN cu u_y .na_yu1uuu r1a._ycL. | An address to Raymond Player was read by Myrtle Green-law and Eileen Ritchie presented him with an umbrella from the League. United Church Anniversary Very successful anniversary ser- vices were held in St. John s Church on `Sunday, October 14. The weather was ideal for this time of year and good crowds from.toWn and country attended the services. The church was prett-ily decorated with cut owers. Rev. L. R. Ballantyne of Ori-Ilia. was the special speaker and gave two. very interesting and in- spiring addresses. In the morning he delighted the younger members or the congregation with a story. The morning text was taken from Sam- uel 3:1, And the child Samuel ministered unto the Lord before Eli. In the evening the theme was Peter's Denial. The choir furnish- ed appropriate music at both ser- vices. A `solo 'Co-me Unto Me," was rendered by Vance Rintou-1 in the morning and Miss Victoria Strange oi! Barrie delighted, the audience with a pleasing solo, "I Shall Not Pass Again This Way. in the even- ing. The thankoffering amounted to $265.00. / \AIaII(nn:I-It-nu- A luncheon was served in the basement after the meeting and to- wards the-`close the friends from Peneta introduced s_e\'era'1 chor- uses. ` he evening was greatly en- joyed. Jnninn I nnnun 7_.__',.__ The Junior League of S-t. John's Church met on Wednesday even- ing, October 10. under the Mission- ary Department with Tim Bates in the chair. Good papers on Rev. Dr. Cockburn and Dr. McDonald of Ja- pan were given and an instrument- a-1 by Raymond Player. An arlv-nap in `Dav:-nnn `D1-nvnv` GOSPEL HALL 37 MARY STREET, BARRIE \. ORDER OF MEETINGS: Lord's Day Breaking of Bread 11 am. Actns 20-7 Sunday School and Bible Read- ing8 p.111. 2 Tim. 3-15. Acts 17-11 Gospel lvleetlng 7 p.m. Romans 1-16 . All seats free No collections ALL TV'ELC0l\"[E Prayer Meevlng Wednesday 8 pm. I Acts 16-13. O the a`i;e'x"'r'1`<;,<-an c-3'f"i1`1'esdvay, -Oct/I A16,-1928, alt two ._o clock,_ the Wed- UL 1.)L(1uL'Ul\l. `The evening brought together a- bout 120 people. Mrs. `Train and Mrs. R. P. Burton gave a duet and Mr. Malcolm sang a solo. Then fol- lowed a roll call of the societies. Rev. A. Rintoul. Graham Christie. Arthur King, Misses Jean Christie, Myrt-le Greenlmv and Miss E. Fos- ter attended the Toronto Biennial Conference Young People's conven- tion in Barrie on Saturday. Young-Bowser , At the rectory on Tuesday, Oct. 16, 1928, Rev. VV. 9}. Stubbs united in marrialgre, Eileen Harriet Bowser and Bertrand Young, both of Flos I`owns.hip. Thomas Boyve passed away at the hqme of his daug'htm', .\I1's. A. MdCo1man. Glen Huron, in his 82nd year. The funm`-1-1 was held a`t Dun- troon on Oct. 12. Rev. VV. C. Stubbs of Elmvale conducted the service. 4. A KQAAII McFadden-Langman On Saturday, October 13, 1928, a quiet wedding was solemnized at the United church parsonage, Elm- vale. by Rev. A. Rint'ou-l when Myr- tle Mary Langman of Elmvale be- came the bride of `Chas. James Mc- Fadden of Elmvale. The young cou- ple were attended by Miss Nellie Langman. sister of the bride, and Leonard 'Mc`Fadden, brother of the- groom. After the ceremony the bride and groom let on their hon- eymoon. On their return they will take up their home at Allenwood where the groom is a prosperous young farmer. All join`in wishing them along and happy married life. Presbyterian Y.P.S. Rally The district rally of the Young Peoples Societies of this area was held.at Elmvale on Monday even- ing. The speakers of the night were the Rev. R. M. Hanna, Thornbury. `and Rev. M. C. R. Boudreau, B.D. of Bradford. 1 V'I'VIa,. _.-nu-`Iona-- `r\v|r\I-It-r`- J:-up-.nn4-1.-gnu. n The deceased has spent the past two Win-ters with his sis'ter. Hrs. Langman in Elmvale. Those who attended from E1'm'va1e were Mrs. \Vm. Langman, M1`. and .\Irs. Sam. Lan.9;m'an. Jas. Tripp and VVi11iam Train. KVLI. Do -l\.U'IJC'l'L .L)l"ll. Rev. and Mrs. W . C. Stubbs. .\Irs. Jios. Ritchie and Mrs. XV. Draper attended the laying of the corner stone of St. Mark's parish house, Midland, Oct. 17. Misses Alice Dearling and Elsie Burchill -of Kemptvi-lle have re- turned home to resume their duties after two weeks vacation with Miss Martha McFadden. Elmvale. `returned home after thnee months r '- -`-- '-'- -'-"' -` ""-""' Bessie"Sands of Tbronto has hlolidays wi`th Miss Martha McFad- den. `Ufu nu-A XI.-u `D `E1 131:.-H... 1!-`Ia LICK- Mr. and ,Mrs. R. F. Player and Mrs. L. J. Player attended the Wal- ker-Howe wedding at Hillsdale on Tuesday. T W \/I'nT.nnn rofnrnn hnrnn nn ULHt'l' IJUIULB. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Brown of Tor- onto, Mrs. John Blue. Sud-bury, Mr. Martin and Miss Johnson of Tor- onto spent Sunday with their sister, Mrs. ROIbl`t Bell. '11..-. Ami II...-. YT P1 G`I11~`Al-I `T-an Sunday. October 21st. 1928 Destiny is choice. not chance. Persecution will bring out vir~ tue or vi11`ainy. God never con- scripts soldiers. `Come to Church. 3 11 a.m.--`The Minister. Subject:' `Broad and Narrow Men. iChi~1dren's. Message: Review. 7 p.~m.-i'1`.he Minister. Subject: i The Tinker of Elstow. At the evening service we shaii commemorate the Tercentom any of the birth of John Bun- yan. \VlLll LL lCllLlD ll]. .I.UL U1lLUu Dr. and Mrs. Albert Scott and Misses May and Margaret of Tor- \onto were in town, Sunday. 1 TKVHI T-TinLrHnor' nf fhn `R-in}: nf 'T`nI~_ UULU VV CIC 1411 LUVVLI, -3uuus1_V. i VVi11. Hickling of the Bank of Tor- ` onto staff, Toronto, spent the week- ` end at his home in Allenwood. " Mr. and Mrs. 112. on'c;;1'2.E'om- lia spent Sunday with the latter s `parenlts, Mr. and Mrs. H. Clement. un- ; ucauay . V . E. McLean returned home on Monday after spending a week with friends at Co-okstown, Angus and other points. `\/I'M on/Q 7\/TI-c Pan "F21-nnrn n? "I"nv-_ ounuay d.L \XUUo J.\lLUL1LC By Mrs. Osborough spent the week- end at her home in Midland. * 'C`1vnnI-' 'T`n:-rnn v-A11v-nor` On I-Av-rvn 1.Ul'Uo . Miss Jean Arnold 'of Toronto pent a few days this week with -her par- ents. \ Dav! `IF Thnnnnn nnnn n Jump A...-a C11 L3. \ \ Rev. E.bThomas spent a few dayg .in Toronto-' last week attending S"nod. `lll.-... 11781.14-u :IVu.`IJ-`A-L AR `IDA...-.1- Urdu`:-u Wilda of Barrie was the guest of `Miss Verona Usher on | Sunday. ` \/Hug `7{nfn:33n Qfrnnao nf` `D-av-via suuuay. Frank Dutcher and H. Guest of Barrie spent Sunday with F. C. Bishop. 1 ` \/fr nn Mr: A "l`1'nnincr an D131lU`y - Mr. and Mrs. S." A. Tipping and Kathleen vfsited friends at Oshawa last week. 1).... 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