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MilLineryre0p611iIl8; Craighurst. Advance Correspondence. Wm. Worsfold and wife of, Toronto, are the guests of Wm. Hudson . . . . G. B. McLean has taken a position with his uncle, Alex Ingram, at Midland. Mr. M cLesn s genial and active interest in the local associations of this village will cause him to be much missed. . . . Miss Maggie Partridge, of Barrie, is the guest of her H brother in-law, J. Lang. . . .On Tuesday last a social was held under auspices of the Presbyterian choir. The social was a success, the proceeds amounting to $12.. . .Mr. and Mrs. S. Jordan, Miss Jorden, and Mrs. Volmer, of the townline of Tiny, ,called on Wm . Hudson on Friday [ afternoon. . . .The remains of Mrs. H. E Towns, (nee Miss Emma) of Tiny, were L interred at the O. E. cemetery on Fri- E day. .The deceased was married only a I little overs year and leaves a sorrow- ing husband and an infant son`. . . .On Sunday the remains of George Richard- son of. Fergusonvale were interred at the Presbyterian cemetery. The Rev. J. H. Teeny performed the burial ser- vice. _.The deceased was in his 76th HUNTER BROS. BARRIE, OUTFITTERS. 1. xi Co'r'r1-:g,A cu... of the Pace, County of Sirncoc. business out of khilterh for `a few days. But, bless you, at this store we need a few days `quiet right now, to get spring incomings in all lines sorted up, marked. 011` and put on display. Therefore the winds` of March are really doing us a. good turn. By the time Old Boreas caves up his breeze we ll be in ship shape stem to stern and the deck all cleared for action. Then, gentlemen, you ,want ' to come `aboard the ` EXCLUSIVE " and size her up. Fox thwith . . .... . . 4-In Doesn t scare us ven. a little bit. Knocks "13 u'L"'5.'s5" 'o ` said Justice. ------1------.---:. Where qualities oountflor nnythig.thei` `lit7f.o The very best shoe; at modentelv lay `V k we so year and was the last of several brothers who were the following :-the late John,\ James, Robert, Gideon, -William, and Henry Richardson . . . . During the icy state of the ground several bad falls of persons are reported one of the victims being Mr. R. Bonlton who received several injuries about the head. . . .Mrs. John Goddard has returned home from visiting her son-in-law, Charles Snider, at Wyevale. . . . . Miss Bella Wiclrlam who has been home through illness for some time has returned to the village. . . .Last week Mrs. John Thornton received a tele- gram` from Chicago, U.8., stating that her nephew, Willie McKay, `son of D. McKay` had died with diptheria ; other . members of the family are said to be down with the complaint. Mr. Me Kay moved to Chicago very recently. F "'iE{a3"IJi3 'f>{i'e,"3E'e11evi11e, in `visiting her mother. A _.--!_n vujcv --~- uuuv-a.-song A social was given at the manse on the evening of Friday, March 17th, in connection with the Ladies Aid. A large number attended and many-were heard to say they had a very pleasant and enjoyable evening. Games and music. were indulged in during the early part of the evening. Refresh- ments were served in excellent style. v --vv vv uni I-lilvllvlu Mr. Miss '"S1.l')vbald, Waverly, spent Sunday in the village. II'.`.... 9.3:. 1)..:-..4. -1: D-n-__:n- 2.. Lvcegze Xnspsgtor. Town;l'rca5urer. Advanc; Cot`csp:ndoncc. i I] I _ t n I I C 4 ' not paii , why not and general ob- servations. 3f~anv_ DOI 311.0 gen_cra| OD servataons. nf `any. MISSES WAND CHILD'S DEPT, .._.____.j:____... DRESSMAKI DEPARTMENT. Mum: 23', 135;? TERMS -VERY MODERATE. Wedne\day, the%29tl1 March, Where caimt~ for *5 '1`Y shoes modentelv low the Io:-TtE1`v'ro re"o'erln|r. ` ' V -' Advance Correspondence. Ladies are inv1 ed to be prsent. % ` , % ` % 7 The Mxssns Bno NLOWAND JOHNSON will be pleased to receive you and show , u all the Novelties gof the seaAson. , % I-9 JIUCVIJVG $,&`Iv`IlIH&"" IQ}-5'5 ' `mt .1 &_ .. - GI E0- R DX, 13 `DUnm1 51smnJ:u!._{ _..g- ----:_j ID FOLLOWING mvs 0` 0 o'V.0N. g` ..g. 4110 Ivy. The `funeral procession was the largest that has been in this part for years, and was over one mile `long. Mrs. Miller and family have the sym- pathy of the entire community in their hour of bereavement. Sorry to learn of the illness of Mr. J. McLellan. Under the able and skilful man who will be pleased to. receive you order, L. ' executed in the mostApproved Style with` spatch. agement Rev. . M1-{Skene conducted service here on Sunday evening. {I nu '1`- The funeral oi the late George M. Richardson took place on Sunday, 1 March 19th, from the residence of his nephew, John Richardson, to the Pres- byterian cemetery,,Craighnrst, and was largely attended. The service at the [house was conducted by the Rev. Mr. ' Menge, while the service at the grave was conducted by the Rev. Mr. Teeny. The pall-hearers were six of his nephews, W. 0. and Geo. Richardson, of Apto; Alex. Richardson, of Craig: hurst ; Geo. Richardson, of Midland 3 Alex. Richardson, of Ferguscnvale; and Henry Richardson, of Hillsdale. The deceased was born in the Township of Oro one farm about a mile south of Craighnrst, on the 15th of March, 1823, where he lived with his parents Boys Oil G:-sin Bsimorsi, toe cap. . peg sole, every six-_ solids Sizes 1 to 5,` stock in t is shoe iI!`n.ter- A proof, special . . . . . . . . . .A . . . . . . . . . Boys Fins.0il'Grsin Balmorsl, toe esp, hurt! as int, and hand made; this is as very stylish, nest shoe, made` from the very choicest .1m`hm, sizes 1 to5. speoisi.,...;.'..:_..;_..* Boys Strong Laue Iiootog toe esp, three rows heavy stitching in nouns, pgg sole, wsrnntcd_ solid, 7 tidywahape, sizes I go 5, special, .. 1 Youth" `Luce Booti, toe nap,` wax hunched Tacoma, peg mole-, Iolid. tidy, mv`ieesb1e'nhoo, si2as- 1l_to` I ' o 01.0 nu n . o n u u 0 0 not a u r;T1;3i:vu1e; Advance Comopondonce. BOYS DEPT. V IMPOIWER-l Mr. Dnckaworth and son `John ax-ei home from the ahanties; Mics Alice` Tran, of Ucopii; is] spending a short time with Mrs. John Hi:-on. ' V W; Lynn spent Saturday nnd Sun- day with his nnole, John Peacock, at Mr. Leiwia Marlin, teach: at Fern- dnle, visited Mr. Lynn and the school last Friday. . `out -v Allanttlglz. ' Jan. W1'alton has taken up his abod under the parental root. We w'eloome you back, old Greniel boy. ' Roy, Evb, Ida, and `Mr. and Mrs. Kerfoot, of Miueaing, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. J. MoDermott. niis Jessie Davidson, who has been visiting with friends at Graigvele, has returned home. - Mr. MoEeoher_n, ef Angus, oonduct- 1 ed divme service in the Methodist church here leetebbeth. ` Mr. A. Piper has returned frorn the lumber camps and is making prepar- ations to go to -the Northwest. Owing to last Wednesday being so wet. the union sale of Messrs. Maxwell and Pipe:-_ was postponed for one week. Mr. Thomas Dobson and family has moved to the farm lately occupied b Mr. Parker, Ivy. ' % Haniaozi Lm, of oisurhiii,` amq his brother, W. Lynn, has Mondo`.`y`.' } Huron will build a. let?ge1 frame barn this spring. We under stand Mr. Parker his part of the con- ; \. Qnnnla _ Mr. Bain has removed from Frogallv to the "farm lately occupied by `Mr. Brown and owned by Mr. Candle of Barrie. A ' ' The infuntdaughter of Mr. A. Piper- died on Monday, 13:11 inst, and was buried in the Gordon cemetery on Wed- nesday. . Mr. Dave _ is proetrated with la grippe and a. eevere `attack of lung 6' IE ' ........ ....- ._ .L:-_-2._I_I_-_.I____I L, ' Mn hiibrqther last week. `if, T L ' - Robert vglhibl lioro 1-"= ' Mr. John -Duno: gone i n_to'tIie_ nursery business, _ - ` 5 d, T Mr. Geo. 12;.2EfZni;;&V;E; v:.:.. the Messrs. Ross naagsunauy. ` * . Mrs. `Horn, . ` Shanty; -visited: her mother, Mrs. Hi:-o1_:_`_. last yeek, V Mr. and Mrs; 'Mi<'ldleton, of iTigo,!= visited Mr. W, Wilson last Sunday. 3 in thowqvuhibg 1H0 ngvbr mm: tied 1.1V9dx16no;:uqtil .:.hou:j:ou ye-rt ..:.r~.~.Y'!1|..!I h9;.,o9m9,ftT l.i:V.`~.'V.i,h hi-ueIi% A` I A. .. X >1 pt-ea He n-iove,a- M wen anti: lat a.nl*. uu`1n"" 1`vi1'n bagarr to fail, hnd;="rnou'Vlthataxiding? every. care Ind Attention. -he grnduallvgrew weak- or nntil'FVr_i__iny,_A March 17th, ; when he` riiioei or. J 6111: ,9! this paused paoef uy gway, mmh regretted, by his` mom`? trigpaa, . "ii; 171;}; "Emu yaag.a4u.:: aim; Mrs. 'Yonng,lnt ely. :7 1 `- V It is with sincere regret we record the sudden and unexpected death of one of the oldest settlers in our neigh borhood in the person of Mr. James Miller, who died at his late residence, Essa, on Thursday mot-ning,~March 16, after a "few days illness. He was in his 76th year. The deceased was born. in the County of Tyrone, Ireland, in the year 1823, and when a young man came to Canada; in a few years he settled in the township of Essa, where `he lived until his death. In politics he was a staunch Conservative. He belonged to the Orange Order, joining in Ireland when a young man : he -was the oldest member of L.O.L., Ivy, and was buried by the members of that order, who paid their last respects to their departed brother. The funeral took place from the family home on Saturday to the Presbyterian cemetery, IVY. The funeral sermon was con- ducted by the Rev. Mr. Gregg, Cooks- WWD, assisted by the Rev. G-(Dryer, Am... Bwi.sh9g__'s'old hirdriver: us no home buyers last. Friday. 3 ` `Mina Pan __a number of guests at her homawlaat week.` . *5? j .T 'u'_ 11-- I'-_._. ;b AI I-`_._'I'_'I_-' _'.2`-yg. - Mr. Morgan has tn-oved to the farm lately vacated by Mr. "H. Young. Mr. Wm. Maxwell, wllo Ha been` dangerously ill for some time, is re- = covering. . Mr. Baherdm has purchased a fox-t_4y acre form from Mr.Bu-ton for the sum ,1` Q1 QAA I 3Fi,'6' Elsi. ' Dave fever; Many in this neighborhood have been similarly affected this winter. Mrs. Van Vlsol: and her nieces have { removed to Elmvsle. Their residence at the month of the Nottawnsags River was burned shout two month ago. It is a deserted place now as the inhabitants are all gone but three families. . . .Mr. James Little, who left here about three weeks ago to visit- fgiends and relstivee "in Anld Scotipa," has arrived safely in` Liverpool-} o -Mr. Andrew Patterson was sway for .s few days at Stroud attending the funeral of his. father, Mr. Wm. Patterson, who passed sway eta ripe old age. .. .Mrs VWm. Oarruthers is sway on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Joseph Edger, who re- sides at Sundridge .` . '. . Mrs. John Rains ford and her` sister, of Bsrrie,- visited at their fsthers, Mr. Wm. Wsnless; on Ssturdsy and Snndsy, 11th and 12th inst. . A. r ` _---_...... .......u,.........- u . Irunnwun . . . . ..`..... Lsureu-Amy! ~ T - ". j;R.CO'l"_1`ER.Clcrkofclpcl "7. :1 cii'y..thu hbon't'o:bC o. of Co_uia_tf giejgsinueog OIIII aha 4|.- Trustworthy School Shoes. Jun Stlt. I Advance Con-esppndonee. >U LEQE - ' '~ - % Bf ` af J ~ - - . Sm'I?`,LT`&1[(;`;gsg};{,}_?d;g[;`t;(_;C1I_na,;.;,;f.::'..*2_S.9::a::i.?;.*==..j;.:;::.?:';::.`.;2 3: %?E::.:::: *;`;."::`-`$.32; :":'::*'.;;*":fc::.e 1 D nmmun tV__|_ -1-LL- n-___ n__,,,.,..r-- xomm mvmonjj Local teachers mecnng at `Bond Head on Tueagluy, Match 213%. ' Miss M. A.'o'o'nigan is seriously ill. The other sick of the village are im- proving. A . , ' 6.; Friday` hight of last week the members of the Orange Order present- ...I `M- In}... I`-.. ._:.|. - L.._.1..-_.- _.._..--.. ..._ ..... .,.....,.. .,....,. ,............r ed Mr. Wm. Law with 3 handeome chair and `Mrs. Law with a purse of money, prior to their leaving the neigh- borhood for the North west. V - Wyevale.` ' _ ` Advance Correapoudgnoe. . Miss` Minnie Cain left for Toron on Tueday. 11.. A.I_-_ L. _; ______-_; 1, .9 --1711-'a'.":A`;l;ey is at present under the doo_or a care. - iiev. Mr. jEdington attended the meeting of the Preabytry at Barrie". An 31d lady,oalled Mrs. Leech died on the 13th con. Weat.Gwillimbury on Sunday and was buried at Wilson's` Hill. V 7 . Owing to sudden illness, Rev. J. E. Wilson wee unable to conclude the ser- vice on Sunday morning. He is now` convalescent at the home of Mr. George` `D........... u u can vi - -Fzuar cars of pulpvsfood were loaded ] here tibia` week. V T Repairs are completed on M. G. Chantler s house opposite the church sud Mr. H. G. Peppler will more in this week. . T A phrenologist calling himelt Pro- fessor Presser in in town with 0 view to aoquainting himself with the cran- iums In this vicinity. Mr Jno. McMull6n made a business `trip to Penotang this week. - \ Those who were nvot 'st`th'e' party at 1 Mr. Hopes on Friday night missed one L of the best evenings of the season. V Rev. `L. Bcrown, (0gE:l-l;lV8l8, preached in the" Methodist church on .Sunday_ morning. Sc.VJamea' church` was the topic. N I)4..;..I....'. I-.._I-- !__L- AL- _. A `ll The kind that appeal to the interest of every thoughtful parent seeklu .a change from the so called reliable but shoddy class of footwear usually o"ered`_for so . `With 08. quality, fit and workmanship are first, and our eorts this season olsarly demonstrate. the fact. Built for service, a per and sole stock the very best." seams stitohedjith Bllk, well made over stylleh, pe eot tting shapes Here are a few -lines emphasised. I "'-.' ``-v '`'I"`" ` Butglare broke into the store of Mr. N. Molina. Wyebridge, on Thursday night and although not. getting any money, they made their visit protable by carrying otf ooneidereble goods. The Union held its regular monthly meet.ing_March 15th, in.'the Vestry of the `Presbyterian church. Mrs. Sui Jacobs, President, in the chair. Mrs.` Ingram was appointed to assist Mrs) Youngto collect. funds for the work in I the lumber camps. A vote expressing" the appreciation felt by the Union towards Mrs. J. R. Stenden, our late Vice-President end Cor. _ Sec., who is now leaving us, was moved by Mrs. G.. P. Tracy, `seconded; by Mrs. `A . -uvvvv vva Advance Advgheo 'Cort9spondence. March, Wind, Bluster, may Modest Prices. `Passing into stock this week :- The latest ,and heat in Men s and Bojs Out- ttings, Spring Suits, Spring Overeoats, Spring Pants`, Spring` Hats, Spring Neekwear, Spring Gloves, A Spring Shoes, Spring Underwear. Primrose, and responded in by Mrs. Standen, whowas a valuable member of the Union, owing to her ability as an organizer and her enthusiasm in the work. The best wishes of her fellow workers are here, wherever she may be. _____- av 12- au- Ch1ld a Fine Oil Pebble Button and ' Lace Boots, toe cap, made fl'.m the very choicest stock, ell hand . made. natty shape. Size 4 W 7:6 s ecial . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~- . . . . . . . Child`; Fine Oil Grain L3-0O`Buo t A cup, hand nailed sole; thilI1l0.0 15 waterproof, made from nd "1 113 stock, sole leather -eounte. , _ t010,special . . . . Misses Glove Grain Button B003: `'99 cap. spring heel, warranted. f0l'.iW extra. wearing qualities, Iizel Ito 2! 5De0ial..., o - o u -us-osAIO`lo'| e e`oeA' Misses on Pebble Button Boomhh heel or wedge heei. hand made,` every pair guaranteed, mode, (rein the very choicest stock uppers`ap`s_i, . soles, sizes 11th 2,` special ' n os.o'n .