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IIILJLIUL 51-1p` The t feiniiyw 0; -Mrs. M. Knapp wish to thank their friends and neigh- bors for sympathy and kindness shown them in their recent bereavement. 1b YUI v~ Tn: Qknnhnua .-nu-I .......i.. ...a..1.. .............. An avvuanv Hub unvuaanunfu. J- - Mr Jos. Sheppard and famify wish. to thank their many friends for their kind expressions of sympathy and ser- vices shown to them in their sad be- reavement. - 1p Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Martin, Mary St., wish to thank their neighbors and friends for sympathy and kindness shown in their recent bereavement: also for floral tributes. 1b WEBB-In ever loving memory of Reuben H. Webb, who entered into rest the 26th day of Dec. 1926. 1|. IIIJE- ___ .1 L__, lb`. 1.-nu-u1.ouu--J.u iuvuig inemury 01 Gear mother, who went to be with Jesus, Jan. 5, 1928. She was such a dear, good mother, So patient kind and true; There never was a dark cloud But she saw the sunshine through. Sometimes when we think of mother She seems to be so near; We hear her clear voice saying: Don t grieve, dear. I am near." N0 death can divide us from mother Nor sever the cords of love; She is resting sweetly with Jesus In that beautiful Home above. 1p -Lovi:1g Son, Fred ~E1';t:erbo1*o). -s-j TO RENT-No. 64 High St., brick house with all conveniences. Posses- sion at once. Phone 411. lp PEARSON--In loving memory of dear mnthpr ulhn want {in he urith Jncnc L11 oucuuc Bill`: a'uu.cu:u, 111 puueuct-: S118 bore Till God called her home where she'll suffer no more. In *rJ....I......'..l ....A ~m......n.. PEARSON--In loving memory of a dear wife and mother, Mrs. R. Pear- son. who entered into rest Jan. 5, 1928. Peacefully sleeping, resting at last, All weary troubles and trials are past. In silence she suffered, in patience she hnrn McKINNEY-In loving memory of Mrs. T. McKinney, who was call- ed to rest Jan. 2, _1924. God only knows the silent heartache. He counts the tears I shed ,And whispers: Hush, she only sleeps, Your loved one is not dead." lb --Husband DYER-In loving memory of our dear husband and father, Alfred A. Dyer, who entered into rest, Jan. 9, 1925. He has learned the song they sing Whom Jesus hath made free, And the glorious halls of heaven still vina- rxuu. VLIC ELULLUUD lIU.1l U]. 11! ring With the new born melody. 1 and!" ....l.......I 1.-- tint- _. _- -_-.. -- -- .._.y-uu-J. ii>_;-Sad1y by Wife and `Family ..-. ..uuuu. -um, .n4wn.:.u.., `u. LIUL 'xauu' year. STRATHY-On Monday, Dec. 31, 1992 at 1n T-Tn\xrf_hnrnn Avnnnn 'T`nr_ ` BLAcKs'rocK-`-on New Year's Day, Jan. 1, 1929, at 10 Hazelton Ave., Toronto, George A. Blackstock, B.A., LL.D., youngest son~-of the late Jno. Blackstock, in his 81st year, of Thornton, Ont. ' CROMPTON--On Jan. 1, 1929, after a brief illness, Edwin Blackburn Crompton, late of Brantford, father of Mrs. W. A. Lewis, Barrie, in his 83rd year. . '. JOHNSTON-At VHlllsdale, Dec. 31, 1928, Ann Mccracken, widow of the late Wm. Johnston, in her 83rd year. McLISH--In the Sick Children's Hos- pltal. Toronto, .on Saturday, Dec. 29, 1928, Ralph Donald McL1sh, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mc- Llsh, aged 11 months and 8 days. McSHERRY--In the Royal Victoria Hospital, Barrie, on Tuesday, Jan. 1, 1929, Mrs. Stephen Mcsherry, beloved wife of Stephen Mcsherry, 214 Blake St., Barrie. in her 47th van I` ~ I :j- HOUSE T0 RENT, all modern con- veniences, double garage. Apply Box 72, Camp Borden. 50tfb -v1_0 up to $367 4 Battery Set: from $100 up, complete Cash or Easy Terms OPEN EVENINGS Have a Mohawk-Lyric Radio demoncgnted in your home. DONNELLY-THEAKS'IfON - At 73 - High St., Barrie, Jan. 1-. 1929, by the Rev. N. Campbell, Wilfred Hen- ry Donnelly to Lucilla Victoria Theakston, both of Toronto, form- erly of Barrie. RAWSON-ST JOHN--At the Burton Ave. United church parsonage by the Rev. G. E Coulter, on Thursday, Dec. 27, 1928, Velma St. John of Stouffville to Robt. Jas. Rawson of Claremont,~ Ont. STRACHAN-FLETCI-IER -4- At 73 High St., Barrie, on Dec. 15, 1928, by the Rev. N. Campbell, James Albert Strachan to Mary Kathleen Fletch- er, both of Oro. SHERIDAN-COUPLAND - On sat- urday, Dec. 29, 1928. at St. Mary's Church, Barrie, by Rev.. Fathler O'Neill, assisted by Very Rev. Dean ` Sweeney, Margaret Ardis Coupland, R.N., eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Coupland, to Basil Edward Sheridan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Sheridan, Toronto. and get clearer and better radio reception. The new sets whch we sell are the re- sults of the combined ener- gies of a highly skilled engin- eering sta . Battenjyless _Se-ts from A` g A_-_. CORBE'I"I'-On- '1Cc:n}1ay, Dec. 31, 1928, to Mr.` and Mrs. Harvey Cor- bett, Ivy, 9. daughter. PARKHOUSE--On Dec. 15, 1928, to Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Parkhouse, 170 Nelson St., Kingston, 0nt., 9. daugh- ter (Florence Lillian). WRIGI-IT--On Saturday December 29, 1928, to Mr. and s. Norman Wright, McDonald t.. a son. `Tune in Stations, with a Next HaInlin:o Cigvar Store MOHAWK LYRIC RADIO STORE 112 Dunlap St., Barrie v 1. nn 1. n 1 "-\Ju. LvJ.Uuu.u.y, LIEU. OJ. , 1928, at 10 Hawthorne Avenue, Tor- onto, Marian Isabella, widow of the late Henry Hatton Strathy, K.C., of Barrie, and youngest daughter of the late Rev. S. B. Ardagh, rector of Barrie and Shanty Bay, in her 90th year. I 5, GIORGIANNI --.:: TO LET--5 and 7-roomed apartment. all nnnvpninnnnn nnnh-n1 Tnlnnknnn Phones 1320 uyd V1161 CAR_l_)S 9;-`_ THANKS "Mohawk Ly:-sci IN MEMORIAM on Pacic Coast or any Station, MARRIED IIIUL C- -Husband and Family _...v _- -_v. '~-W1fe and 13-a:1;g'l-rater ycaa 6 Lu. a5v- Interment was made at Barrie Un- ion Cemetery on Jan. 2. Services were taken by Rev. J. S. shortt and Rev. . Neil Campbell and the pallbearers were: 0. B. Patterson, '1`. Nash, Thos. Sewrey, R. G. Manuel, Hugh Kennedy and B. Moore (Toronto). Alexander 'Kennedy was born. Dec. 18, 1846. at Craigantlot, near Belfast, Ireland. When 31 years old he came to Canada and after following his trade of` blacksmith` in `several places ` be located in Barrie forty years ago. For the last ten years he had been llv- 1 mg retired. His only fraternal aftil1a- 1 tion was _in the Canadian Foresters. 1 He was one or the oldest members of 1 St. Andrew's Church and was seldom 1. years of age. __,,,,-__ _-...<.1-4-1.5 Another of Barrie's old residents was called away early Sunday morn. ing, Dec. 30. 1928, in the person of Alexander Kennedy._ Death was due to a heart weakness, his final mness lasting only a few days. He was 82 1'n6-nwnnnnf man Iunnnln -4. ~n-_...|- 919.. ---- IRWIN'S ALL BLUE TAXI SERVICE local and long distance, night and day. 258cent service. George Irwin. Phlcirfgg 19 . JJAI. u. um: Va. A \ll ULIVU. The body was brought to Barrie yes- terday morning and interment made at the Union Cemetery. ,,-, ,-. __. ..._--.----- | At the advanced age of 89 years` Mrs. Strathy, widow of the late H. H. Strathy, K.C., passed away in Tor- onto, on Monday, Dec. 31, 1928. When she was about three years old her father, Rev. S. B. Ardagh and his wife, Martha Anderson. came with their children, five daughters and two sons, from Waterford, Ireland. Mr. Ardagh was sent as a missionary by 4 the Society for the Propagation of the _ Gospel in Canada and located at Shanty Bay where his labors covered a very extended parish. He was first ` rector of Barrie, but continued to live f at the parsonage at Shanty Bay until - his death in 1869. The parsonage w ` ` noted for its open hospitality, an ' many new settlers received help and . encouragement. Mrs. Strathy's first : husband was Capt. E. C. C. Foster. 1 Most of her life was spent in Barrie but shortly after the death of Mr. ` Strathy she moved to -Toronto and 1 continued to reside there. Mrs. Strathy : was of an exceedingly charitable and kind disposition, deeply interested and active in missions and other good works. A family of five survive, viz., Gerard B. Strathy, Mrs. George 1. Mortal.` Mrs. Holford Ardagh, Mrs. 3 Walter Morton and Mrs. Eustace 1 Bird, all of Toronto. I-I-II.- L_.I-- _..._ I..__-___o_; n - ...uu,u vv uuayllcl uuuub `0 years EQO. Five children survive: Mrs. Jas. Mc- Lean, Sunnidale: George of Stayner, Albert of Guelph, Mrs. G. D. Maynard, Stayner and Howard of Cleveland, 0., alsb two brothers and two sisters: Richard Roe of Barrie, John Roe of Edenvale, Mrs. G. D. Richardson, Bar- rie, and Mrs. David Patchel of Mid- land. ELIZA JANE CAIN (Stayner Sun) An old resident of Stayner passed away on December 22nd, 1928, in the person of Mrs. Eliza Jane Cain. at the age of 74 years. Mrs. Cain whose maiden name was Eliza Jane Roe, was born in the township of Montague, Lanark county, Ont., and came to Ed- envale with her parents while quite young. In 1877 she was married to William Cain who predeceased her 36 years ago. After their marriage they resided in Minesing for two years then moved to a farm in Sunnidale, where they lived for a few years. They moved to Stayner about 40 years ago. . J T.nnn .Qnnnirln1n- fin.-........ ._c t14.___..__A -........., VAALJ auu U1. mu . uuu 1V.u`b'. In `G. Hunter, 159 Redpath Avenue, and grandson of Mrs. Fletcher, 629 Huron Street, and of the late Robert `Esten Fletcher, J. P., of Roselawn, Barrie, at one time Warden of Simcoe County. For some years Mr. Hunter was asso- ciated with the Canadian Bank of Commerce and the Standard Bank, but for the last three years was on the executive staff of D. S. Paterson & Co. He was an Anglican. a member , of Lodge of Perfection, York Lodge A.F. & A.M., and an Orangeman. Be- sides his parents he is survived by his widow. - __._.--w.. a o AAIJAVLIZIU The `death -occurred suddenly on Thursday morning, Dec. 27, at his home, Kelvin Manor Apartmens, 2161 Yonge St., Toronto, of Harry Fletcher Hunter, only son of Mr. and Mrs. E. .r: mm+m- 1-.n -n-----L A---~--- --~~' `Jackal UL` member. .... nu.A5 uxduy WBITI1 Irlenus. The funeral took place on Dec. 29, to the cemetery at Crawford's Church, Oro, and the services were taken by Rev. R. McRoberts of the United Church of which Miss Day was 9. member. -.--u-.v all: All 11411 Miss Edith Day, a very highly esteemed member of the nursing pro- fession, died at her home at Oro Sta- tion on Thursday, Dec. 27, 1928, aged 35 years. Forseveral months she had not been in the best. of health and when she took the flu it developed into pneumonia which her weakened constitution was unable to withstand. Miss Day was graduated from the Roy- ` al Victoria Hospital, Barrie, in 1916 e and nursed mostly in this district. l making many warm friends. ` The flrnnv-nl J.....1- ..'I--- -- "-- " -....... u. r.. qvnl After -Ia short "illness Mrs. B. F`. ; Quantz died at her home in Mary St. on Dec. 21. Interment was made at St. Paul's, Innisi, the services being taken by Rev. A. E. Baker and REV- A. D. Cousins. ` Mrs. Quantz, whose maiden name was Adeline Marsh, was born at Rich- mond Hili and lived there until 49 years ago when she went to reside on Con. 11, Innisl. For the last 28 years she had been a resident of Barrie. Her husband survives, also one daugh- ter, Mrs. Raymes of Windsor. De- ceased was a sister of Mrs. Mccallum, of Aurora, Mrs. I..Bowman of Miami, Man., and C. Marsh, Richmond Hill. ;u 1.42:1--0 uuu '1-roomeu apartment. all conveniences, central. Telephone 1343. 431) 44tfb E. B. cnoMP'1.'0N - E. B. Crompton, father of 1515- 03") W. A. Lewis, Barrie, died 13 Trt' from pneumonia, on Jan- 1 1929' "1' ter a short illness. He was 111 his 83rd year. About fty years 9- Mr Crompton was one of 383193 lead` _ing merchants and later went into business in Brantford where he car- ried on a big drygoods store for many years, retiring a few years ago. Inter- ment took place at Brantford today. Mr. Crompton was a frequent V15"1' with his daughter here and had many friends in town. 32-3.. _ - :-n osrrumw E ALEXANDER KENNEDY -A -- `TH!-. azeaf EXAMINER` _ MRS. H. H. STRATHY L HARRY F. HUNTER MRS. B. 1='.- QUANTZ -I. _.,A -In `MISS EDITH DAY 15.1.14` _ PRACTICAL NURSING DONE. Ap- ply 168 Bradford St. or phone 1056W. Barrie. Mrs.,Chas. Neely. 1p 1 BIIDCIV llc "3 growing for exhibition, George Fitz- gerald or Ba:-net. Eng., round his Persian cat had scooped out a cavity and was inside with a. litter or four lqlbd-n- - Wednesday, Jan. 9--M. J. Mcvanel, lot 8. Con. 13, Innisfil, (known as the stove! ra.rm)-h1gh class dairy cows, ' farm stock and implements. sale at 1 pm. W. A. Mcconkey, Auct. 52x Thursday, Jan. 1o--nawhd and E11 W11- son, lot 12, con. 6, Essa-fa.rm stock, implements and household effects. Sale at 12 noon. A. B. Weatherup, Auct. 52-1p Wednesday, Jan. 16-W. T. Irwin, at lot 10, con. 8. Essa-ta.rm stock and implements. Sale at 1 p.m. W. A. Mcconkey, Auct. 1-2x Thursday, Jan. 17-J. - S. Campbell, south half lot 19, Con. 3, Im11sfi1- tarm stock and implements. Sale at 1 pm. W. A. Mcconkey, Auct. 1-2x up It nu Au.ua:LUL lul- In 1882, the late Mr. I-Iungerford was married to Minnie Manning of Cookstown, who predeceased him last March. One son, Norman Hung- erford, of Meaford, survives. Another son, Watson. died on December 29, 1921, as the result of injuries received in 9. motor car accident three months previous. He is also survived by one sister, Mrs. Fiorence Marshall, of De- troit. Three brothers lost their lives in the American Civil war. Houses, ats. stores for sale or rent. Some good 100-acre farms for sale. Fine 50-acre farm with brick house. close to highway, near Painswlck for sale or- exchange for 100 acres. 100-acre farm, will exchange for gro- cery. J yum u an: a.vLuu.J-UL us ; Born in Walsingham, Norfolk coun- ty, in March 1860, Mr. "Hungerford ' received his early education there and ' became an apprentice to the printing trade with the late P. H. Stewart of ` Toronto. Later he held positions on ` newspapers in Barrie, St. Marys, . Cookstown and Dresden. In 1888 Mr. Hungerford moved to Meaford to join the staff of the Monitor, then pub- lished by the late Alex. Sunter. A few years later he joined The Mir- ror, as associate editor and remain- `ed with the paper during the lifetime * of the late James Patterson, the ear- ly proprietor of that paper. Later he spent some time on The Express. In 1915 Mr. I-Iungerford went to Owen Sound to The Sun to take the place of the late Capt. J. Milton Dobie. when the latter went overseas. Later in 1919 he became editor of The Chats- worth News for a year; and after- wards took charge oi The Sun"-Times work at Meaford. 1'.. Inna LL- 1,; -_ __ Barrie Refl tte_ 95;: WM. HUNGERFORD Wm. Hungerrord, a veteran journal- 1st, died in Meaford, on Dec. 30, 1928, from pneumonia following u. He was I in his 69th year and had lived 44 years in Meaford. 15...... .l.. 1!v-I_|..._1_-.__ nu-_,,p,n wan vvnnu noavvv LAAAAL. Surviving him are his wife. former- ly Mary Stewart of King Twp.; one son, Hugh, Toronto; six daughters, Mrs. T. A. Brandon of Moose Jaw, Sask., Mrs. Wm. Enouy of Toronto, Miss A. A. Kennedy of Detroit, Mrs. Geo. Grant of Kitchener, Misses Mai- sie and Kathleen at home; four sisters, two in Newtonalds, Ireland, one in Liverpool and one in Toronto. All the children, except Mrs. Grant, were home for the funeral. ' Inspecting a glanfpumpkln he was -nurlnm CAI: nvhlhlfinn (inn-I-an 'iIn_. FURS ALTERED and repaired. Over Hurlburt s Shoe Store. Miss M. Mc- Arthur. 37tfb tegrity, he was deservedly esteemed by "all who knew him. .-_._..I._.1._ _ Ln..- missing from his pew. A man of in-` _Ri;';.'IWay_ -C'r'e'_swicke, Sec'y.-Treas. Clapperton St., Five Points, Barrie VA IALILD 111111- ...... .., Owing to the illness of Rev. J. J. Black, the services in Collier St., Un- ited church last Sunday were taken by Rev. Mr. Spariing, a missionary who is home on furlough after serv- ing for twenty-one years in the West China Mission field of the United Church of Canada. His addresses were very interesting and gave his hearers a. much clearer conception of condi- tions in China from a missionary standpoint than most of them have heretofore had. Mr. Sparling is re- turning to China. shortly. a vvyvnvu. uuuvaaauu usual. uncut. -The Wide World Magazine makes the following reference to, Chang, the big wild animal picture being shown at the Capitol Theatre this week-end: Cinema patrons will re- member Siam as the place where two camera-men spent twenty-two months in the jungle making the wonderful picture Chang. in which ve hun- dred Laos hunters, four hundred ele- phants, and many tigers, leopards, apes and pythons gured. The Amer- icans nearly lost their lives in the making of this film. f\nvlnm 4-. AL. 111.... _.n I-\-__ v -r sway vs Avauuav o The first trans-Atlantic telephone conversation in this district took place on Jan. 1st when a Camp Borden re- sident talked with London, Eng. The call was placed at 8 o clock and con- versation commenced at 8.38, with the reception distinct and clear. PHI... 1111.1- I-nv-._1.1 u-_n__n, uuanay -uvavnusa, LVUW .l.Ci!4l.'b' J.V1gIlL. Miss Dorothy Johnston, teacher of piano and theory, will open her studio at 152 Maple Ave. Miss Johnston is an Associate of the Toronto Conservatory at Music and the London (Eng.) Col- lege of Music. Fkn Anna 5...... ALI-..u~ A-I nu. vvuann LAuuul: uuuuy. --Intermed1at Hockey, Friday night at 8.15 sharp---the first game of the season. It promises to be very fast as both teams are in good condition. 1p Some fellnw fnnd nf nuufnvve am. :...uy, -uauununso kxa UU., nabs and .|:"uI`S. Annual meeting or the Innisfil Hor- ticultural society will be held in Stroud, Friday evening, Jan. 11. 1:: -Men s fur gauntlets at big reduc- tions. Simmons & Co., The Coat Store. 1b Messrs. Brown and Pogue, Provinci- al auditors, are auditing the provin- cial highway accounts for simcoe at the court house\today. ._Tn+n1-n-unrihsi-A `r_`l'A..I..'... -m__x.1___ -41-, w an vvvvsnbo on: An suuu. uuuuiuuu. u 1 some fellow fond of oysters xed himself for a good reed when he stole a. box containing twelve pints of these bivalves from a. C. N. Express truck at Barrie Station, New Year's Night. Mine `I"'in1-n-up frnhnabma +.......|..... .: -clearance sale of cloth coats. sim- mom 8: Co., The Coat store. 1b Bryson 8: Morley received this week a. shipment of the 1929 Essex cars. -Fur coats at big reductions. Sim- mons & Co., The Coat store. lb The Town Council for 1929 will hold its initial meeting next Monday. -Men's winter caps, all reduced in price, Simmons 8: Co., Hats and Furs. Anmm] rnnnnn my 44... 7-...-." ..___ LOST-Bitch hound. mostly white with tan and liver spots. letter R. cut on right side on liver spot. Finder please notify D. W. Luck. Minesing Post Office or phone 66 Minesing, Ont. Reward. 52-1p , ` ` LOCAL NEWS >I0I0I0I0I0I0I0I0FII0I0I0I1 II II- II #11 VI` _RF1T SM-I-=5 52-1 -on-ounauunu The course is free and has been ap- proved by the Township Councils, the Cookstown Women's Institute, and the Agricultural Society. For further information, apply to F. K. B. STEWART, Dept. of Agriculture, 59-1 A 111.4... A_. uu..u.uuu.;5 scnu ucuy LOU. The course in Agriculture will em- brace 9. study of Live Stock, Feeds and Feeding, Dairying. Poultry, Veterinary Science, Soils, Fertilizers. etc., and in Home Economics, -Domestic Science, Home Nursing and Sewing will be studied. I-I-u.- ___,,,_, I A - - The annual four weeks course in Agriculture for young men and in Home Economics for young women will be held in the Town Hall, Cooks- town, commencing January 7th and concluding _February 1st. 'l'*`|-an nrnuusan tn A.....l....1L...... ...:u -.__ SHORT counsa, cooxsh TOWN, Jan. 7 T0 FEB. 1` opzn no A.i..u 1-.u.' Phone 428 JACK BEATTY, Proprietor 9i?353E*9'iisEai3iI? LXXQI LOST--Wednesday, Jan. 2, parcel containing underwear. Finder return to 34 Toronto St. and receive re- ward. lb Accommodation for hdi: BOWLING for Innisl Township for 1929. Your votes and inuence are respectfully solicited by GEO. A. MARTIN for Innisl Township for 1929 CHAS. w. HENRY FOR COUNCILLOR Your votes_ and inuence are respectfully solicited by Ladies and. (gentlemen: Your votes and 1nuence are respect- fully solicited for the election of EARCEL FOUND on Penetang st., Wednesday. Apply Mrs. T. Butler, Penetang St. SHORT!-IORNS--2 dark roan bulls. registered. sired by the championship bull at local talrs; also some females lncludlng two young cows about due. Geo. Crawtord an son. Oro Sta. Ono "b INNISFIL ELECTION To the Ratepayers of Innisfil: VOTE AND WORK TO ELECT ALFRED L. WEBB For Good, Healthy Indoor Recreation Ladies and Gentlemen:--Your votes and inuence respectfully solicited by S. H. REYNOLDS Wishing you a happy and prosperdus New Year. 113N151-`u. ELECTION appeagv tovvth-e Ratepayers of Innisl for their support to re- elect him as Four years experience in the County Council. Better able to serve you than ever. HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL _ BLACK AND TAN HOUND. white spot on breast, lost. Phone Colwell post office. 1p FRANK H. BEATTY To Electors of lnnisl `Buy Advertised Things Electors of lnnisl Township A Happy New Year to All ELECTORS OF INNISF IL TWP. ARLIE GREEN Innisl Ratepayers As one who will serve honestly and faithfully as Reeve for 1929 ELECTORS OF INNISFIL TWP. for Councillor Reeve for 1929 Reeve for 1929 As Councillor for 1929 Elect as Councillor D0-()`0-0-4).( :1 `an an` The Women's Institute meeting an- nounced for January 9, has been post- poned to a later date on account of the flu epidemic. RED MITT with kid glove inside, 1ost.| Reward. Finder please return to 75 Toronto St. lb _.1.___.____.-.-_._. Send your news items to The Examiner. Phone 222 or 228. Jvuu. uuyyuau uu uau. I. If I am elected Reeve, I will give you 100 per cent. service as in the past and as head of council make honest endeavour with the aid of my collea- lgues and officials of township to give .you: (1). An administration which will be in best interests of Township of Essa. (2). An administration which we as council and officials will endeavor to make one of the best our good old township ever had. 1l 7{n1nl..... -..... -11 --__-._n______L, an -- vv "nanny cvcs uau. Wishing you all compliments of the Iseason. 1b I served you four and a half years `in France and having completed my |second .year as Deputy-Reeve I ask your support on Jan. 7. 6 1'4` 1 n... ..1....4-...J 15-..-.- 1- _.1n ._n___ ___... 11 a ugav vv Auubv VA Hana-AL a. If there be any qualied person di3~ pute these gures I am prepared to have provincial audit and if gures as submitted by me are found incorrect to the extent of $5.00 I will assume responsibility for payment of auditor : fees. v __.,,,,,u n -- ESSAMUNIC~IPALEl..ECTIONT./S vv an \r avvvvvu uAAuuA. In May, 1928, I succeded in correct- ing our nances and submitting g- ures which allowed our officials to place a. nancial statement in your hands on Dec. 31, 1928, which is pos- itively correct for the first time since 1923 and which is admitted to be cox`- rect by everyone who has an intimate knowledge of affairs. | TI 61-`nun In.-. A _ . . ~ . ...Ila...l _..__A._ .II.. .a.\J VI A-I\lLJ.L& \I&' Jilhahlsl Having served two years as your Deputy-Reeve and not wishing to stand in the way of other young en- ergetic members who are asking pro- motion I decided to allow my name to be placed before you for promotion to the Reeve s chair. 1-... an-__, `Ann o ,, 1,1 1 BAKERY, GROCERY and Ice Cream Business, living quarters in connec- tion. Doing $1,700 per month busi- ness. Situated in village on Highway around Lake Simcoe. Price $7,500, which includes business and building. Apply Roberts, Colin & Mackenzie, 16 Bank of Commerce Bldg.. Peterbor- ough, Ont. 1Gb + TO THE ELECTORS OF` '1'!-IE TOWNSHIP OF ESSA: -IHr___J_... ________I L____ A-__.., _.. - _. V--v-u \IL \JJi\/- Ladies and Gentlemen: I am in the eld for Deputy-Reeve for 1929 ,-_ _.--7 and _solicit your hearty support. With three years experience as Councillor I feel that I am in a position to serve you well as Deputy-Reeve. MORLEY BEATH TO THE ELECTORS OF ORO! `I .-..I-1.... _.- J a- _.-_--1 V- \;nv\J. Ladies and Gentlemen: Your vote and inuence will be ap- preciated in the support of SHAN TY BAY as Councillor for 1929 TO THE ELECTORS OF 0R0! 7.4:, TROUT " M._ J. BRENNAN YOUR VOTE and INFLUENCE RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED FOR THE ELECTION OF James W. Crawford Deputy-Reeve for 1929 FARM FOR SALE, 100 acres; 80 acres workable. balance bush and pasture. south half lot 14, con. 13, West Gw1l- limbury. half mile from Provincial Highway. For particulars apply to H. Nichol, Gilford, Ont. 51-1p Six years experience in Council HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL ELECTORS OF THE TOWNSHIP OF ESSA RESPECTFULLY SOLICITS THE SUPPORT OF` THE TO ELECT HIM AS Deputy-Reeve for 1929 EQUAL RIGHTS TO ALL, Special Privileges to None. Your vote and inuence are re- quested for the election of To the Electors of Essa W. J. C. BOAKE FARM FOR SALE -- 200 acres in Township of Flos, all under cultiva- tion with good buildings. Bargain for quick sale. Apply to Box K, Exam- iner Office. 551-413 _OR0 ELECTIONS J. A. GRAHAM ORO ELECTIONS _wholesale and Retail Butcher ELECTORS OF ORO TOWNSHIP as Deputy-Reeve of Essa Township Norman Coxworth _______,___.___....___.___ FARM FOR SALE--One hundred acres. 40 acres seeded to red clover; good buildings. For particulars apply to The Examiner Office. 52-5p `flnur-a\day, January 3, 15! SPECIAL EDGAR St. Sincerely. Y `LT! bl BAJ ' J. HEAROLD BELL. Phone 51 TENDERS will be received up till Jan. 10, 1929, for four cords of beech and maple body wood, 16 inches long, 3 piles to a cord; to be delivered to SS. No. 5, 7th line Vespra, not later than February 15. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Lloyd Thomp- son, Secretary-Treasurer, Barrie R.Rl.). 2. 1 FARM. 200 acres, for sale, with first class buildings. Apply to owner, T. A. Sawyer, Lefrpy, Ont. 48-53x POSITION ON FARM wanted for winter months: single, experienced on farm, good with stock. reasonable wages. Apply at Examiner Office. 1p run anus:--au wcu DFEG UXIOPG sheep: also pigs. all ages. Apply Ward Goodrellow, Stroud, Ont. telephone 11r31. 1-6p POSITION WANTED as working housekeeper by competent cook-gener- al, with local and city experience. Ap- ply Box M", Examiner Office. 1p uva STOCK roa suf WANTED-Canad1an girl, not over thirty years of age, for good home in Toronto, preferably one who has had cook-general experience with good country-town family; must be good plain cook and fond of children. Fam- ily two adults and one child 7 `,4. Wages $30 per month, raising to $40 if satisfactory. Reference required. Mrs. King Wilson. 8 Wychwood Park, Tor-' onto. Hillcrest 5160. lb YOU CAN EARN $10 to $25 8. week in your spare time at home writing show cards. No canvassing or solicit- ing. We instruct you and supply you with work. Write today. The Menhen- list Co. Ltd., 45 Dominion Building, Toronto. 1 'MH h . J Toronto. :$$%%%%%%$%%%%E : ADLET COLUMN f$%%%*%$$$$ jZj-2Z WANTED-Good all round girl for Commercial Hotel, one who could wait in dining-room; good place and steady for good girl. Apply Matchett House. Creemore. 1-2b CAPABLE MAID WANTED at once. family of three. Phone 196. Mrs. Gor- don Stevenson. lb One cent a ivdrd, cash. each inser- tion. (minimum charge, 25c), six insertions for the price of tour. 10c extra when charged; also 10c extra when replies are directed to The Examiner Office. CAPABLE WOMAN WANTED to do housework. Apply Box 72, Camp Bor- den, Ont. 60tfb FOR. SALE-20 well bred Oxford sheen: alsn man, an nan: Annlu urn: Pogo Eight PROPERTY FOR $ALE PROPERTY TO LET LOST AND I-'(/)UND MISCELLANEOUS FARMS FOR HELP LYANTED .4uu:u5, 1Mtfb um uzuan-do nurreu HOOK 131111858 3! a laying strain; price $1.25 each. Phone 16-101, Stroud, Ont. 1p :: U11 46 lb T. W. SMITH, representative for Ma- son & Risch 00., Toronto. will be in town for abweek or two. Don t miss this opportunity to have your piano put in rst-class condition. Leave or- ders at phone 84'7J. 1p Notice is hereby given pursuant to the Trustee Act that all persons hav- ing claims against the Estate of Ber- tha Richardson, late of the Township of Vespra, in the County of Simcoe, married woman. who died on or about the 15th of October, 1925, are request- ed to send particulars of their claims to the undersigned on or before the 15th day of January, 1929, after which date the Administrator will distribute the assets_ of the estate among those entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which he shall then have notice. V . 1`|f\\TA1' Y1 `I11 Ill .-unf ADYFRT INDVVC llUlaLUCo DONALD F. Ma.cLAREN. Solicitor for the Administrator, 52-1b Barrie, Ont. Dated the 26th day of December, 1928 Piano Tuning and Repairing to the Trustee Act that all persons having claims against the Estate of Richard Crawford, late of the Town- ship of Oro, in the County of Simcoe, farmer, deceased, who died on or a- bout the second day of November. A.D., 1927, are requested to send par- ticulars of their claims to the under- signed on or before the 7th day of January, 1929, after which date the Executrix will distribute the assets of the Estate, having regard only to the claims of which she shall then have notice, and will not be responsible to any others. TWATWTW of ovrin fhh: `)Ofh than n? , NOTICE. is hereby giyen pursuant Ul/ [M31 D- W1"5ATED at Barrie this 29th day of December, A.D., 1928. DUNCAN F. McCUAIG, 1-3b Solicitor for Executrix I NOTICE TO CREDITORS UB1 00:] LUL U110` -|.UWllDl.l.l.fJ UL VC}Jl'Un There is a comfdrt_a.ble frame house on said lands and a good garden. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. A T 33']? A MHESD nnur A M Tenders will be received up to twelve o'clock noon Tuesday. Jan. 15. 1929, for the purchase of lot number fourteen on the west side of Bayfield St., according to registered plan num- ber 285 for the Township of Vespra. Tharp is 9. nnnrirtnhin fvnmn hnnen j----: FOR SALE-25 Barred Rock pullets of 9, lavlmz strain: brine 31 25 911011 1-2b J NOTICE TO CREDITORS` `v;\n-nu-nun The annual meeting of the share- holders of the Stroud Telephone Com- pany will beheld in the hall, Stroud, on Wednesday, Jan. 16, 1929, for the purpose of electing directors and other business. A lb W. J. Goodfellow, W. Lennox Black, President. . Secretary. RI. .__IgmcE & sous _. .. ...'__..__. FOR RENT--Nice, five-roomed living apartmentrtaclng Dunlop St., also of- fice on same flat, formerly occupied by Hydro Electric Inspector. Heat and water supplied. S. W. Moore. 50tfb State sYz ;;:&_1;u;11-Deta11s Write CHAIN sronm DEPT. WE ARE SELLING off all Frost fenc- ing at cost and less if delivery taken during January and February. Prices from 27c rod up. Real bargains. Ot- ton Hardware Co. 1'-6p COMFORTABLE ROOMS and board at 73 Mary St. 51-4p FOR HIGH CLASS TENANTS Stores must be located--`ii: best retail section of SLEIGHS FOR SALE, several sets. heavy and light; also handslelghs and one rubber-tired buggy with wicker seat. Paddison's blacksmith Shop, A!- landale. 1-4p HORSE To LET OUT for winter months. Apply to Box S", Examiner Office. 52-1p punt IILUL Office. FOR SALE-Chopping mill; service station and garage in good farming district. Doing good business. no op- position. Apply Box F'i, Examiner ffinn 51..1n 66 t3.lU.1JDUl I of Market. FOR SALE CHEAP--Pa.ndora range. with heating closet, for coal or wood. in first-class condition. Apply 76 M 3- nln A 11:: 1 n ILL 111 DU'l ple Ave. FOR SALE--P1ne rails, cut "in 4-ft lengths, $5 a cord. delivered. Apply to 22 Sampson St., Barrie, 2 blocks east n1 Y\/furl.-pt 11) HIGHEST P1`-ICES PAID Write or phone before selling H. LEVIT, Barrie, Tel. 384 REAL GOOD currmn for sale cheap; Apply 159 Mary St ... Barrie. 1p WAIST ED: all kinds of 4 --- _-_...- - FOR SALE---Good strong set delivery zlelghs; a. bargain. Otton Hardwalre o. r . p SERVICE STATION TO RENT, cor- ner Bayfleld and Ross streets, Bar- rie, on Highways Nos. 26 and 27, one block from Five Points. Apply Liv- ingston Bros., Limited. lb OR MSALE-Men's boots and tube skates, size 9. in good condition. 56 Ilmafferin or Victoria Sts., telephoxlme 1 1. p FOR SALE-1 library table and two chairs, in fumed oak. Bargain. Tele- phone 1080. . _ lb RIFLE FOR T SALE-25 . cal. , Stephens favorite 24-inch barrel. Apply at-E31: n-val:-`nu I\J8nn l'(d.1.I.Ja 1."\J.l`Ia Dt\LJr"`lD-U&l., DlIU,|-I at amlner Office. LUMBER. FOR SALE. all sizes at sacrifice prices. Apply foreman, Belle Ewart Ice Company, Belle Ewart. 1-2b FOR SALE--One set of three-seat Inn uni-In (Join-Fun Inf? fnnnvnn nhnnn l"\Ja Dt|L.aa'-'\Jl1U 56!: UL uucc-actu pleasure slelghs, with tongue, cheap. Padd1son's Blacksmith Shop, Allan- rlnla 1-911 ITGUU` Ldale. CUTTER, set of harness. two bufhlo robes for sale; also stable to rent. S. E. Turner, 70 Toronto St., Barrie. 1p Over I-Iur1burt's Shoe Store Telephone 1360W BUNGALOW TO LET with three- piece bath. hot and cold water. Tele- phone 156 or apply 86 Mary Street, Barrie. 1-6p Tao Yllvctorla st., 'I"5R6NTO.'-`I. THE. WINTER GOLF SCHOOL ROOMS AND ILJJIHKXIILV -IJJZIFII L/\J VV I'LL` . Solicitor for Executors of HANNAH H. MUNRO ESTA_'I`Ei smovn TELEPHONE C6. SALE BY TENDER B7-W' F."!1'i -.-c.u. an _ ALEXANDER COWAN. .QnHnH~r\v- Fnvv Ivnnni-nw: ' s'roR wzxman BARR"? SEVEN-ROOMED HOUSE to let with all conveniences. Apply Mrs. R. B. Johnston, 12 Eccles St. S. Telephone 579W. 47ttb