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W unposmg SCEOT VCILTIIOUC I Ollet ATIICICS V F in % WM. CROSSLAND \l 5 W mZ9RE hristmas bell, Arch. Currie. Neil Currie, Robt Paisley, Jas. Crawford. According to the press, brokers are opening branch offices in ocean lin- ers. That's a terrible place to have the bottom drop out of anything. -S uggestions- '"m" 'F'6'1i"s T'(')'c'1E."1' " " i M AND MARKING GOODS FOR CLEARING SALE ALL MERCHANDISE WILL BE ON SALE THURSDAY, DEC. 12, AT REDUCED PRICES Staple Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Rubbers, etc., AT BARGAIN PRICES EXTRA VALUE IN GROCERIES WATCH FOR BILLS Come and Get Your Share of Bargains I'll 131 I` I I\I\`I` `I0\I\ '\ I People s C0-Operative STORE `. LEASE EXPIRES Giving Up Business Phonevf-g Necklets Gloves , Orient Hose Silk and Wool Hose Dainty Cushions Cushion Tops Cushion Forms Men s Ties Men s Sox Men s Scarfs MINISTRY OF PRAISE Mm J. R. Bryson, Choir Director. Mrs. E. Richardson, Organist. 11 a..m. Anthem: Christian. the `nun... D..m.l.; umnnuu f\'nu '1"k.:.n" Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Dec. 9, 10, 11 I`I\I'\ (V"I`I\fIII "I" A I/IRII` STORE CLOSED Here you will find :1 most cum- plete Gift Assortment. We are pleased to have the pri- vilege nf Showing you these beautiful gifts gathered from far and near. Now is the time to locate those remembrances that if left till the last minute are so trouble- SOITIC. That Christmas is so Near? 'BARRIE ` GIFTS NICELY BOXED. Plauen Lace Hand Painted Linens Hand Painted Towels Italian Towels Spanish Towels Madeira Applique Towels Madeira Pillow Slips The finest assortment of Boxed Luncheon Sets Old Bleach Linens Boxed Table Sets Madeira Linens Spanish Handwork Italian Embroidery Chinese Handwork u..ul. FLILDLICAH . \Iul.lauAu.u, sun. Mom Breaks sweetly O'er Thee" Solo (Selected) (Shelley '7 pm. Anthem: "0. Worship the |'(lnu " Mnwnnr DO YOU REALIZE Kenwood_i3Ia11kets Imported Table Runners Parasols LINENS IIIILIKIJI IJlu.nA.I\\.. I-0 Boxed To`wel Sets Gift Towels Children's Knitwear Ladies Sweater Coats Pullovers Garment Bags Shoe Bags Laundry Bags, Etc. uavc uuu uuqo \JA ouuouuu. a, _y\.u.A. The man from Los Angelest "Ex- actly so. sir, and that's a mighty con- servative estimate." New Yorker (incredulously) : And you mean to say that in California you have 365 days of sunshine a. yea.r? T`$-`n rnnn F:-nvn 1' no Ar\nn1nc' "c'V_ Shop where you are invited to shop. Avnutvn |\\.Il.I\. Indian Blank ts In. M_otor Robes .._ = .__- _139 Bunlop pdu. Ill-ILIILIAI. \.I, VVUAOIAAF uuu King." . .. .. _ .. .. Maunder 8010: "By the Waters of Babylon. Mrs. A. E. Baker. (Howell _.._-.. .~.---.-.-.-.._ .n-. n .- any SONG SERVICE AT 6.45 P.M. Tuxis and Trail Ranger Boys will 1c:~. :-:12 ,-.mg1'egu`.`.'w jn t`nr~ sin!!- mg of Clxzmszrnas Hymns and Car- ols. Come early. Str-:.:1ge:'s and visitors most por- dialiy invited. Plan to spend Sun- day at Central. ' 1i6SLlA1"\ii5; l\'IID-WEEK MEETINGS on Tues- day and Friday. at 8 pm. SUNDAY. DEC. 8, 1929 SACRAMENT SERVICE, 11 A.M.' The Sacmment of the Lord's Sup- per will be administered at the morning service. Bermon Topic: Third in Series on The Glorious Company of the Ap- ostles: THE DISCIPLE WHOM ` V msus LOVED." i Alutwuuz "Come Unto Me, Ye Weary" Williams iy EVENING SERVICE, 7 P.M. SLmda_'. Sch:>:1 Christlnas Tree and Programme. Wednesday. Dec. 18. J 3@&@$'@3'@@@@@3`@@&@@ g -.---._--..-so DUNLOP s'r.-_.__- 3 @w&@mwn@@w@@@@@@@@@@ `ou.1ER STREET '7 United Church of Canada I Rev. J. Jonnstone Black, 8.24., 3.0. L - Minister HORACE WILSON, A.R.C.O. I10-nnuinl. nn I'"9rw'1-onnoio-r L Regular Baptist Church Next to Central School) Past->1`: C. Whltcombe, B.A. ;WUnit'ed Church or Canada 9595C" 11 AM. Subjetgtz "FOUR WONDERFULS " 3 P.M. --- SABBATH SCHOOL 7 PM. Subjegt: "LIGHT FROM THE EAST" I`-llI..`*`.lLV. Lb\.l VI LILVAJ LA&a.J\lA of the China. Inland Mission. 3 P.M.--SUNDAY SCHOOL AND BIBLE CLASS Via`! a 3111:: Iunnsrnuwrnn (Elizabeth Street) REV. A. E. BAKER, Minister. For Timely Suggestions about that gift . that's puzzling you for HER or HIM. We can show'3mn1rnany,rnany deght gifts, ranging from a Baby Rattle to an imposing setpf Pearltone Toilet Articles lhugsday, December 5, 1929 FOR CHRISTMAS A book for every chili and grown-up. Wcllbound and many attractively il- lusirated. New Fiction . . . . $2.00 Popular Reprints . . . 85 Chums . . . . . . . . . $3.25 Canadian Boys Annual $2 I1 lJl'I:L;_l'4 W I lJDLllV,_ (LII-.Lz . Orgamstxa-nd Chozrmaster Ll. JOINT YOUNG PEOPLE'S RALLY MONDAY. NIGHT at Oollier St. United Church. SUNDAY, DEC. 8. 1929 NWATCAH OUl_?_ WINDOWS The newest and smartest of stationery awaits your selection. Four colors in a box . . . . . . . . . . . .` 50c Extra large box of 'heavy linen . . . . . . . . .. $1.50 f13Jd'yB}}r'lfomIe `{s?il'{ year Tround emjoynmni; SUNDAY, DEC. 8, 1929 11 A.M.-Chr1stianity in Practise" 3 P.M. -'I'HE BIBLE SCHOOL 7 P,M.-"A Great Adventure" MONDAY, 8 RM. `At Collier Street United Church. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH I (17 A!111!nfIrr|r\\! nrl-II-II!!!-II-I-\ FRIDAY. DECEMBE3 20 Sunday School Christmas Tree WE HVEARTILYK INVITE YO SUNDAY. DEC. 8. 1929 ll A.M.-THE MINISTER. ' 7 P.M.-~DR. HOWARD TAYLOR. Al` Ll-... IVInl-.a Yulnnd Wlkh-xdnvu Iv J.an.rL1&uua.lL&L , u 1. .Lu. Prayer. Praise and Fellowship. Subject: "The Call to Service" - nntl XTII DIED III`& CLAPPERTON BTREEI` REV. ARTHUR HALE, Pastor 111...`. zv.uu.. 12-..... r\....-..1...L V HERE is the perfect Christmas gift . . . endless entertain- ment by the greatest masters of music and drama -. .' . yours and your family s on Christmas day and all the days and nights to follow. i Hear Majestic s powerful, lifc-like- reproduction of every program. Observe how its COLORFUL TONE reveals all the Brilliant beauty of all music . . . orchestra or 'band. . . instrument or voice . . . high notes and low . . . without interference, distortion or back- ground noise . . . at any volume . . . at any distance. -u- - . chard aauov ancnuaa, I now." Mrs. Edith Rowe, Organist Miss M. Sinclair, Choirleader MAIESTIC BEAUTY as it /Itslrul'J in H.713 altllmzliz` Ear/y Eng/is]; [miod mot/('1 nut/c/Jus I/Jo im*mn[mr.z[)/4' [rczmly of tom -pr0zA'idm/ by flu -fu'mo:zs AVI4ij('\`fi(` 1`/.)a.s`s/Is` z.'m/ S.'1[)r'r-J_)'mr,'n/'1` .\`1 n'.t/wr LESS TUBES Colored Gifts of Stationery A` `I II`I\ L1-`I5 WEDNESDAY, 8 P.M. . v-\.._1_. ' 3}'iiEii ' G. SM!TH & CO. QUESTIONS TO BE ANSWERED AT THE EVENING SERVICE 1. Am ministers of United Church forbidden to use tobacco? 2.. Do you favour the sale of in- toxicating drink? ' 3. Is there a better way of dealing with the liquor evil than by the prohibition of manutacture a;1d sale? ITZL) .' '11 L3 ! 5 r. :~>"'n~payment will your M;jest\iC on Katherine O Reilly. widow of the late Thomas O Reilly of Midhurst, passed peacefully away Friday. Nov. 29, 1929, at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs. P. Barrett, Collier St. The deceased had been in failing health for a number of years and being of a sweet and gentle disposition bore her sufferings very patiently. She was a member of the Altar Society and Sac- red Heart League of St. Mary s Church. Mrs. O'Reilly was born in Utopia 75 years ago, a daughter of the `late Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith of Utopia. and was a resident of Mid- hurst most of her life. Her husband predeceased her some ve years and one son. Frank. twenty-one years ago. The surviving members are two daugh- ters. Mrs. George Ferguson and Mrs. P. Barrett of Barrie. and four sons, wuanuua vuucc VJ. tau: \.uAuuAuuAu_y. One of the greatest comforts of the bereaved family was the whole-hearted assistance and sympathy shown in every way by the Brotherhood and Sisters of the C.N.R. up: uxluufy onxuy auuuucu. Thevesteem and sympathy of neigh- bors and friends was shown by numer- ous and beautiful floral tributes com- ing from friends in Saskatchewan. North Bay, Niagara Falls and Toronto besides those of the community. (Who A? fhn rnvnafncf nnrv-M-`nv-{>9 A! Man Surviving are four brothers and three sisters: Fred of Allandale, Geo. of Biggar, Sask.. Will and Walter of Pine Grove, Ont., Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Walton of S_word s, Ont., and Mrs. Bidwell of Gravenhurst. 711.... 7...... ....... _ _1--.-a.-.1 __.u.-_ _-_.u I LVLL 0. LJAQVVCAL UL QIJGVCLILIUIDL. Mrs. Long was a devoted wife and mother and -her sudden death leaves her famy sadly afflicted. 'T'hr> nefnnm and cirnnnfkly nf v\a{n\`-\_ av. a.u.~au. Mrs. Long was laid to rest in Barrie Union Cemetery on Saturday. Nov. 30, "services being taken by Rev. A. R. Holden of St. George's Anglican church. _....t-._-.__ __._ 5-.." u.,,,u, ,,,, . .nuv. :1, $1161`, uuu :Avvu Iuuau was 4.`: years ago. coming in 1910 to Allan- dale, where she has lived ever since. In 1915 she was married to Earl Long by Rev. Byron Stauer and was the`mother of four children. two girls and two boys, Marion, Betty, Billy and the baby, who was born on Nov. 28. 1929. vur..- Y ._.__ .-.__ 1_:_I L- __-A. 1.. ~n-.__.x- She was born- near Rosseau, on Nov. 3, 1891, and lived there till 19 1'... 1f\`lE hi... gun... an-A.-Incl LA !a-I Presbyterian Church Rev. J. S. Shortt, M,A., Minister Edmund Hardy, Mus. Bac., F.T.C.M. Organist and Choirmaster `F 51". ANDREW S_W-m` I 3 IIIIIIIIIIIII I OBITUARY I MRS. EARL LONG On Nov. 28, 1929, Mary Ann Mae Cornish. beloved wife of Earl Long, died at her home, 90 Essa St., Allan- dale. GI.-A viral! Lllyllun nnltruun 13 nnnnn an an MRS. KATHERINE 0'R.EILLY Phone 32' ' Eo}}{? E'3iii'e} Q11}: 1'3?ie1d su. DU BLl1'VlVl':. . ,The funeral took place on Monday morning, Dec. 2, from 143 Collier St. to St. Mary's Church and cemetery. Very Rev. Dean Sweeney celebrated Requiem High Mass and Rev. Father McHenry officiated at the grave. The pall-bearers were two grandsons, Stan- ley and Norman Barrett, and four cousins. Clarence and John Smith,' James and Frank McBride. Among those present from out-`of-town were Mr. and Mrs. J. Dumond, of - Detroit, as well as friends from Midhurst, Uto- pia. and Brentwood. I Hugh. Dan and John of Midhurst; D'Arcy, who went overseas in 1917, has not been heard of since. One brother. Joseph Smith of Utopia, eleven grand- children and one great-grandchild al- so survive. n-11.- : .... ....1 s......!. ...!...... an `llnnriuu i_.`AVl`Z_ THE BEST; IT g on. vv ouncn. V Auc. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Taylor. Kalam- azoo, Mich., and Miss Violet Taylor visited Mr. and Mrs. Hugh White, Bayeld street, over the Week-end. 1ur;.... D..LA.. 17-11-- ____1 `xx... ~n..L\. '"- jZ RUGS, KODAKSLETE. VVAAACI 9 ll. Miss Irene Dawson has returned home after visiting for three weeks; with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Dawson,i lwaucervnle. _ _. 1 it. ___.u u: ucu .. ._. . __ . I \4vAAACL EU. Miss Bernice Synott of Mansfield spent the week with Miss Meta. Lee, Collier St. sun..- 1-_____ -, ,_,, . . - vvwxl. Mrs. C. spent the M I Dawson. | \l'_- V-- gnu; 0. I spent : 'f'`n1'H.... _. __ _ - - - ~-- '4' 'A` Miss M. E. Maoonchy ha:s been spending a few weeks in Toronto. Mrs. Alex. Gazley of Oshawa visit- ed friends in town over the Week-end. amximxmmmwm m PmmmL m &m&m&&ww$&% ,,___._ --- ..v...- srvvn 1.. av. Norman Rawson was a G3.u1ey s, McDonald St., vv J week-4 Robbins 0 k-end with At. the Evening Service elbful Congregational Singing of Old; Familiar Hymns. Sermon Topic: * "THE MAN WHO LOOKED BOTH WAYS v._...... ....ld~ --KIA rnnn nnn onvcun fuyn ........ ..... : Week-en< ; a guest a t., when i Toronto is Irene Dec. 3-The Farmers` Club and W0- men's Institute will hold their regular meeting at thevhome of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. McKay, Friday, Dec. 13. A show- er will be collected of anything for the Children's Shelter in Barrie. Every- body is asked to remember date and iarticle. The Baptist church Cllristmavs en- tertainment on Dec. 16 will take a different form from previous years. Instead of the regular programme the` Rev. A. C. Whitcombe of, Barrie will show lantern slides. | UIL`. })'i.l.'bUlla.glf. I The Bible Society will hold their annual meeting at Central church. Tuesday, Dec. 10, conducted by Rev. R. `J. Stewart and Rev. A. Finlavson. The_ Late Rev. J. Currie General sorrow marked the passing of the Rev. James Currie in fforonto. n11 Gun:-Inn M n1mrnhm- IR uvhnrn hp The B.Y.P.A. will hold their 1'eg`1i1a1 meeting Monday evening, Dec. 9. at the parsonage. 'T'hn `Rihlp Snniptv will hnld fhpir~ Rev. James Currie in jroronto. on Sunday. November 15. where he had gone three weeks previously. De- ceased had been in failing health for some time and his death was not un- expected. Mr. Currie was in his sev- enty-fth year and was the son oi Alex. Currie and Mary Ferguson and followed the carpenter work until a- bout forty-two years ago when he was converted under the preaching of the Rev. Mr. McDonald at Clowes church. West Oro. He then went into the min- istry of the Baptist Church and held pastorates at Owen Sound. Leith. Strathavon, Lanark and Athens. For eight years he was pastor of the Mit- chell Square Baptist church where the funeral service was held on Wednes- day afternoon at. 2 o'clock. Interment took place at Knox cemetery and the Rev. A. T. Finlayson conducted the service and paid tribute to the Chris- tian life of the departed. Mr. Currie has gone but his life lives on. He was a. faithful minister of the gospel of Jesus Christ and was instant in season and out of season. A man of deep convic- I~=mn and hrnarl qvmnnfhipg he is tour. 01 season. A man 01 uecp cuuuL:- `irm and broad sympathies he is m"u~:n=;:`. by members of every denom- i.\-xtirm. A rte}. . T. Ross, of Wis- ...-,I `"..:w run-.-in. lJ\.Il..Il. 1141;) Jesus said: "No man can serve two n1a.9te1's. The world has never given up the hope of doing it. Anthem: "Hearken Unto Me" Solo tselectem, (Sullivan A CORDIAL INVITATION TO WORSHIP WITH US. Thc Young Men's Baraca. Class will meet at 2.30 p.m. ` '.I'~ ' nu: ~ 1." 21'. .. - -. 3f OM and . \.1'r-`1. C11'.".'ir.- r" 0:` 1` are cousms of the deceased. The 322 b3:::'ers were H. Pe"=.rsa1l, Colin Can: MITCHELL SQUARE EVERY COAT` AND HAT , REDUCED Lovely, dainty, intimate things for her personal wardrobe that she ll thank you many times for-a most complete show- ing of all that is new in the Silk Knit and Griffin Lock-Knit". Lingerie neatly packed in gift boxes. Lace Trimmed and Tailored Vests. Lace Trimmed and Tailored Bloomers. Lace Trimmed and Tailored Gowns. _ Lace Trimmed and Tailored Slips. Lace Trimmed Pettinicks. Lace Trinuned Singlettes. (Brassiere. Slip and Bloomers in one) Lace Trimmed French Panties. Lace Trimmed Brassieres Lace Trimmed Teddies. Pyjamas and Kimonas to match. Silk Kimonas, plain and figured. Kenwood and Eiderdown Kimonas. Dainty Kerchiefs Boxed Kerchiefs Fine Hand Bags Dainty Scarfs Pin Cushions Powder Puffs Tape Measures Gift Scarfs Neckwear Novelties THE CHRISTMAS Gil`-'I"SUPREME. LINGERIE BARRlE S CHRISTMAS STORE 3 PM. - BIBLE SCHOOL `We are still gro\ving. Join us on Sunday. i 7 P..1\[. -- SOMEONE IN TOWN IS ; R.EAD'x' TO STONE JESUS! `I 11 AM.` ~ MORNING SERVICE 1