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T`ONlGHT - FRIDAY - SATURDAY Seturdny Matinee 2.30. Children 5c, Adults 15. Love spurred him on-Ho.te gave him wings ! A reekless-frenzied-ridin fury-That s MERM AlD COMEDY, POLAR PERILS ALSO HODGE PODGE, MAGICAL MOVIES %MON., TUES., wan. - NOV. 12 . 13 . 14 MATINEE MONDAY AT 2.30M Bobby7.TnJn` Comedy, HIGH ALSO PARAMOUNT NEWS-LE'I'I'l:'.R mo eor\I_:=3:.._._._ he wmn wnacxs PLANT BELLE EWART ICE CO. In Tuesday's gale about three- quarters `of the buildings of the Belle Ewart Ice 'Co. at Belle Ewart were laid low, only the lled house remaining. Wind got inside the empty buildings and laid them at. , . .3: 1.1.... Lu{`I.A.:nnIu 111; nnf Elllpby UUIMJMAA5-: sonu ....... ----_-- __.,,, It is said these buildings will not likely be rebuilt owing to the in- roads articial ice is making upon the eld formerly served by the lake ice. -1 --n-..._ .5 LL--- `I...-....,, -u-.2___ cmcuunon IGBU IUUU During the filling of these hous- es quite a number have been em- ployed every winter. If this com- pany ceases shipping from Belle Ewart it will mean considerable loss of business for the C.N.R. gvhich handled 300 cars for it from -2-... 1...-L win!-nut wxuuu uauuncu 'uvv vvl Lefroy last winter. N-`EW ALDERMAN Dr. Holly Dyer has been nam- ed alderman to ll the vacancy in Ward Three, for the balance of the year, caused by the recent resig- nation of H._A. Jarvis and the elevation of E. T. Tyrer to a dep- uty-reeveship. Dr. Dyer was on the council last year. He did not contest a seat last election. I'm just waiting for developmenets. It's a little early yet, said Second Deputy-Reeve E. T. Tyrer.. She almost married the wrong man, trying to win the right one! All the thrills of a three-ring cir- cus plus a powerful love story plus the superb acting of the sex-eepb's__ most romantic. lovers. FINLAYSON cup won B! BARRIE Local Runners Best in Orillia-Midland Relay. On Saturday afternoon, in spite of the unfavorable weather condi- tions, Neil MaBride s team of mud horses galloped through the rain and mud to victory in the Orillia- Midland running event. In one of the most exciting, relay races ever held in this district, teams from `Midland, Orillia and Barrie battled for the annual honour of holding the Finlayson Cup, already twice held by `Midland, over the thirty-two and a half miles from Orillia to Midland. Each team, consisting of 15 runners, each go- ing two and two-tenth miles. gam'ely fought it out, all three tak. ing a share of the lead. It was al- most any one s race till Gordon Sarjeant crossed the line. in front of the Y.M.tC.A. in Midland a bare 1'50 yards ahead of the Midland man. -"|-3- 1- H... 1nuNa+ no-ovnannn `This is the largest aggregation of runners Barrie has ever sent into a race and it called out many who are new to the game. Every one of the team showed the best of judgment and grit, especially the early runners when it looked as if the race was hopelessly lost. All performed well over a course not to be equalled in this county for hills, and all daeserve an equal share in the glory, although one or two of the juniors really excelled themselves. Ken Houghton, run- ning his second race, the rst be- ing the Barrie-Orillia relay last week, showed wonderful form and should help bring many honours to * Barrie. Rufus '0rd also did a good job over his leg of the course, while to `Wally Hedger, who ran _the 14th lap, goes the` credit of the fastest time for any lap by any team, nosing` out both his oppo- nents by better than fteen sec- ondls. '1--- Dana `~17 Tmana MAY BE comm FOR 1y1_A1onAL1'Y J-A avwvv yo --yr Harry lPartridge led off and, though in difficulty most of the lap, showed real grit by nishing even if he_was not able to hold the pace. ` Anon ~QnnH- 1'11 not-nnd ran. `Wen tne pace. `Allan `Scott in second rangwell ' but was unable .to gain much ground. Art McLean tore after the leaders, but it remained: for Ken. Houghton to make the `first denite gain, John Morrison con- tinued the `good work. In the sixth leg Hornsby of Midland and Mur- ray of Orillia were out so hard for 4 each other s scalp that they made a wrong turn letting Jack Percy of the home team gain an easy rst place. This he was unable to hold but nished third well up. Ord M galloped well, holding what ground he had. -Capt. Neil` McBride took for himself the worst stretch` of all. It would have taken a moun- tain goat to make time on that hill. Barrie was still third -and some- what back when Coulter and Wel- dron had: done their two-mile trick. `The parade really started when Donnelly, the rst of the old war horse brigade, hopping along with a stride like Tom Longboat of old, caught the Orillia man and was closing in fast on the Midland run- ner. -Bill Marks completed the at- tack by going out in front and: n- ishing with a nice lead. It only remained for Smith, Hedger and Sarjeant to complete the march and bring the silverware home to Barrie. l1_--.'l:.|. 2.. Jinn J-A G-`kn Davvin Rnvc Barrie. Credit is due to the Barrie Boys Council for the ne work theyiare doing in promoting such splendid sport. `Capt. Neil .MdBride was given some help in handling his team by J. J. Marks and C. J. Seitz. Although it is hard to go much on the time perlap owing to the difference in the physical features ofeach the time for the course is as follows: 1. Harry Partridge . . . . 15% min. 2. Allan `Scott . . . . . . . 13% "min. 3.` Art. MdLean . . . . . . 13% min. 4. Ken. -Houghton .. .. 12% min. 5. John `Morrison .` . . . . 12% min. 6. Jack Percy . . . . . . . 12i min. 7.1R.ufus Ord . . . . . . .. 12:} min. 8. Neil Mo`Bride . . . . . . 14% min. 9. Goldie Coulter . . . . .. 143! min. 10. Ike "Weldon . . . . . . . . 121} min. 11. Jack Donnelly . . . . . . 12% min. 12. Bill -Marks . . . . . . . . 12 min. 13. Doug.' `Smith . . . . . . 12% min. 14. Wallace Hedger . . .. 10% min. 15. Gordon Sarjeant . . . 12% min. ` `The mystery is, where % rain coming from? We are offering some WON. -DERSFUL BARGAINS FOR THANKSGIVING. Every cfepartment of our store has money-saving offerings. Great -Clothing and Men : Furnishing Bargains on the Main Floor. `Staple Dry Goods and Hosiery on the Second Floor at a saving of almost one-half. Men s Work Clothing in the Bar- gain Basement. You save when you spend at this store. -`Ask for our Prot-isharingi Coupons. um-. 11.191 1' .1:!r\`D TMVQIQ HUNTER S, BARRIE I-lUN'%l'E'R S, BARRIE The Race by Laps V yvnlwl WE `SELL t'F`O~R.IJES S mam, CANADA, munsnm, NOVEMBER 3, 1923 D. F. McCuaig a Candidate -Wm. A. Lowe May . Run Also. ' is all the Afmistice Program Is Now Complete Community-Wide, Interdenominafional Service is Al'- S ranged with Parade. Starting at 3.30 Sunday From Armouries and Service at 4 O Clock at Soldiers Mon- ument-Most Comprehensive Programme Here Since Signing of Famous Document. Fair weather will assure large at- tendance at the Memorial Service to be held at the Soldiers Monument, Sunday afternoon next, at 4 o'clock. A- nurnlber of lodges and organiza- tions have accepted the invitation to join in the parade which forms at the armouries at 3.30 o'clock. Should the weather be unfavorable for an outdoors service, the par- ade will be cancelled and the serv- ice held in the Town Hall at the same hdur. If the service is to `be held in the Town Hall the town bell will be rung at 3.30 and 3.45 o c1~ock. I,Lb____.__ A..- `r\r\:v|II` nvonfor` W111 Du runs an. u.uu unnu u..u .. vnvv--v `Two platforms are being erected. l 1 One to accommodate the Armisticel Choir and the other for the follow- ing: the ministers of all denomina- tions. Judges, magistrate, warden, members and ex-members of par- liament, mayor and reeves, ex-may- ors and ex-reeves during the period .0 virus! ah einmathnf fime_ of Barrie, Qrs and ex-reeves uuuug LIN: pcuuu of war and since that time, of Barrie, Innisfil and Vespra, 21 representa- tive of the Red Cross Society, Field Comforts and Soldiers Aid, Militarry Nurses and Veterans and others by special invitation. nu... 13-11 -0 `l'.Tnnr\nr urih hn rn.-ad AUTO JUMPS CURB ' CRASHES INTO TREEI An auto driven by Mrs. `Ger- trude Johnson of Grimsby last Fri- day night about 7 o clock failed to make the turn at 'White s ser- vice station on Bradford St., jumped the curb and crashed into a tree with disastrous results to the car. A heavy fog prevailed. Mr. Johnson, husband of the driver, sitting in front seat. had his head and face cut by ying glass. Their son, Wilson, and Miss Isabel Anderson, in the back seat. escaped with a shaking up. The party were on their way to Mid- land. Damage to `the car is about $250. Preparations are being made for the holding of Barrie s muni- cipal elections on Monday, Dec- ember 3, with nominations a week earlier. This is a month in ad- vance of the January polling day in vogue since the incorporation of town. The necessary bylaw xing the polling places and officials will r.. ...,.....v at the statutory meet- Valuable Residential Property in Town of Battle The Executors of the Estate of the late James R. Cotter, deceased. offer for sale his late residence, 168 Owen St., Barrie. On the property is situate a 21/_. storey brick res-idence. hardwood finish, containing 10. rooms, bathroom, pantry, etc., good cellar. A. grove of 200 walnut trees on property 25 years growth, large lawns , shrubbery, etc. Inspection by appointment only. For price and terms apply to Gordon M. Steven- son, Agent, Barrie, Ont. 44-4`5b pecwu ul vu.a.uuu . T-he Roll of Honour will be read We stand supreme in the delivery of milk that meets every health and dietetic test. Our dairies are strictly hygeinic and bear the un- qualied official okay of Barrie M.O.H. DON'T TAKE A CHANCE wmn `INFERIOR DAIRY PRODUCTS -_- LET US DELIVER TO YOUR DOOR. FOR SALE Barrie -Allandaie Dairy E. A. HODGES & sons - Phone 772 `There is a Red Wagon on Every Street Every Morning Before Breakfast. For the Better Health of Your Babies _ N)j0XO1()jl)j0Z01 jl)Z()ZOZ()jOj0ZOZOZ(ijjj 11 j()I( polling places and Olllcmaa w... be passed` at the statutory ing next Thursday, Nov. 15. Nom. {nations will be held on Monday, Nov. 26. - , Il|.lfVu-1.5:: audit +n(1'V h by Major Knowles, at the comple- tion of which the wreaths will be placed. `To the present roll will be added the names of those soldiers who have died since the War. That _ A u n V'V\l\ 5 nnnii-+nr`l fhp immpdiate who have aleci Since Lue wzu. J.ua.L no name is omitted, the immediate relatives are requested to notify Gordon Longman, Chairman Mem- orial Service Committee, of any de- ceased comrade. All organizations parading are re- quested to have their respective master of ceremonies or a repre- sentative report to the Chief Mas- ter of Ceremonies, R. S. M. Shut- er, at the armouries at 3.15 D.m. for details of order of march, etc. The merchants on E1iza`bet-h and Dunlop Sts. are requested to -put out their flags. The members of the Armis- tice Choir will please be in their place at the place of service at 3.45 nnn I P-Ill; L The Sunday Schools are asked to! have their pupils in their allotted place at the south West side of the post office not later than 3.45. nu. . _ . .:11 1-. nnnl-u'n-r annnvnrnn- yuu V . . . y V . . V . -...-__ There will be seating accommo-` dation -for soldiers widows and par- . ents and aged persons directly 111' front of the monument. "` ,,2.,L_.. .-.2`I'l 1r\f\ Ll. UILL UL LLAV Annuxnu aaaaaa an The presiding minister will he .Rev. A. E. Baker, h-is associates being Rev. Dean Sweeney, Rev. A. R. Holden and Rev. C. R. Spencer. The address will be given by Rev. A. R. Holden. The hymns are O Caun:ada, "O God, Ourr Help in Ages Past". The Armistice Choir will render the anthem The Supreme Sacrifice." Programs are being printed. Phones /1005 and 1010 Ross Block, BARRIE Membeit-s Standard Stock and Mining Exchange KIELY & SMITH Dr. Fred Ross returned` this! week after attending` the clinical congress of the American College of Surgeons, held in Boston, Mass. 1 He also spent some time in New` York City on his way home. . 0 '40. Mayor Mc`.Cuaig said today was in the eld for a second term. He may have an opponent. ex- Reeve W. A. Lowe, who said he would either run for mayor or for the Water, Light and Gas Com- mission. He wasn t sure yet which it would be. Reeve Creswicke said he would also be a candidate for a second H1` mm mun-.g`n1v be there a. `THE BARRIE SOLDIERS CLUB TENTH ANNIVERSARY ARMISTICE DANCE ITHURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY THE ARMOURIES, BARRIE MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1928 - 9 PM. ___ ._ _; gm -.-.----5 MUSIC: KIIEN. WALLS 7-PIECIE ORCHESTRA The Varsity Ramblers - All request programme REFRESHMENTS. $2.00 :1-Couple, SOC extra lady COMEDY _ CAME THE DAWN Saturday Matinee at 2.30 p.m. Regular Prices MON., TUES., WED. - NOV. 12 - 13 - 14 MATINEE MONDAY AT 2.30 PM. "Pep ! Verve ! Action ! Romance ! Danehdehriltry ! 3. Everything you want ! And then some ! L See The Gaucho, with special augmented Orchestra term. I will probably be there gain, said First Deputy-Reeve V. E. Knight. I haven't made up my mind. No. 45 SPECIAL The Mass `Is prepared: to start Junior pupils E with piano lessons. I Miss Marjorie Creswicke 190 Bayeld Street, Barrie. szcnon 2 __PAGES 9 TO 15