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Dress Goods Silks` V Linings Towsllings Ta.b1e"LinenS % Napkins evu n TH E ~ GR E AT 8 AL E CARPETS ON SALE THURSDAY MORNINK Flannels Flannelettes Shirtings Sheetings % Cretonnes % ' Ginghams N V Gregg, of Belle Ewart and her daughter, Miss Olive Gregg, of Toronto. are the guests of Mrs. Page. [Mn and Mrs. J_. Walker have returned trom their weddin trip and taken apart- ments with Mrs. illiam Byrne. Mrs} Robinson was tip from Toronto to spend Thanksgiving with her mother, Mrs. [Robert Hubbard. T - Em. and baniel Cimieron hive deci- ` dad to giveup housekeeping and will board during the winter I I. D `I II `N . ` I rs; ;,e;...a.e.g g.;s;.g.;..; i-grouse was uhreehoure late on Monday! the delay being caused by a couple of empties jumping the | track at Thornhill at 4.55 in the afternoon. " :rEi. e`lo.I1"I.I.I;}." 1.2111` ;{...'a;;,";1;;`g.;;; week under the auupioes of the church of England and the Burton Avenue Methodist. church provcdmosu successful, as did the concerts which followed. . ' The Young Peoples Club gave `a most on- joyable social-hop in Bothwell a Hall on Tuesday evening. The committee. to whom much credit. is due, was composed of Messrs. I. Ambrose, W. Sneggles, J. McMillan, I-1'. Gilchrist, N. Dcllery and~S. Prior, secretary. The lady-patronesses were Mrs. J. Clark, Mrs. `George Cummings, Mrs. W. P. Scales, and Mrs. Hamlin. The alfair was pronounc- ed one of the most: successful functions of the kind ever heldin Allandale. - 'll'rlldVrs."--`Ganton and family, of Elirzve-le, are spending afew days with Mrs. H. Keeley. M-iss Orr, of Gollingwood, spent Thanks- giving here, as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Philip. ' . . i . Mrs. William Holmes, of Toronto, is at home visiting her mother, Mrs. Page, for a few weeks ' . , 'II,,, `I IV.__.I,._. _E'II.,.,,, LUW VI DUDE: T Mrs. J. Creelar, of Toronto, who has been visiting her mother. Mrs. M eredibh, returned home on Monday. 1 I I`! a nu . I Thomas Bell. an employee in the G.T.R. roundhoupe. met with a serious aooident on Tuesday through being badly burnt. when putting Ivme waste into an engine tor the purpose of starting the tire. It seems that he placed the waste on aome live eoals not knowing that. they were there and the con- sequenoe was that the waste blazed up im. medrately and a sheet of ame ared out into. his faoesingeing o his hair, eyebrows and moustache and scorching the skin badly. `*v%- ; ANTI-OIA>AREf1A"1`E fnaaum. "I`he!'eguIa.r monthivnieebing of the A. C. ; L, of the Central Iohool was held on the (ith Inst .` with good utendsnce. A number of pupils took partjin Questions und'Answers of the Evil: of Tobacco. lntoreuting readings were glvfenbv Jug Kennedy and none Ain- Mr.(J(Z)i1v:1-H's:s1:;;e-t".- v;l1-t;"ha`sWl)~=.;en nursing ,a crushed nger has returned to work. `ll,, .1 I 0 I T!- 1di;."1.T T 'vv;&;o. : Js"c}}.aiia..,T a. visiping Miss Pearl Boone for a. few days. ' II`.. 'I_I_,_ 1'1 - --The- presentation of "When we were twenty;one In the OE House, thiu"1`huu`- ~dayI,eve_uln3. should _ ilargeiy patronized ea xer _lg'y-guI qneetthe montpn nhron` the ` 0 mi. Box-rie s South-Western Division. with its Pleasant Streets. its Tasty Dwell- ings. its Pretty Churches, and its Go 9.-head _People wxll Entice Settlement -A Weeklv Record of its Dolnca. . Mia. Robertson, of Toronto, is the guest of her sister, Mu. H, Dollery. III `I III I , u.LmnALn mu N1IMBEB.SIX. ram RAILWAY omnrrna or `THE - ' . FUTURE crry. Nonmnnnx. mvnwn. Hosiery Underwear Gloves Ribbons Corsets `Skirts Mr. John McLennan, of this place, passed away to his long rest on Wednesday. Oct. 15th, 1902. Though he had been in ill health for the cast few vears, yet his death was very sudden at the last.- He ate his dinner with the family, went to his room, where he was followed by his wife, who helped him to his bed and passed away in a very` short time. Most of his life was spent on his farm near Cookstown, but on account of ill health during the past few years he and his wife made their home with their son and only child, U. P. McLennan. In his home life he was an exceptionally kind and affectionate gusband and father. In religion he was a resbyterian, being a liberal contributor to thefunds of the church and a leading elder in Cookstown church for many years, before his removal from there. He was: a true friend, just in his dealings. a man of fine principle and a gentleman in every sense of the word. He attained the age of 68 years and leaves to mourn his loss a devoted and loving wife and son, ve sisters and one brother. His sisters who are Mrs. Rogerson, i of Churchill at Mrs Moir,of'-`S unnid`als-; Mrs. Campbell. _of-Coiolrstown `;` Mrs. Stewart, of Winnip8s and -Mrs`... Black. -oi;eBa'rrie, were "all prssentiatlths funeral except Mrs; ;_Stew- .urt.: who. -4Vl!1`l|.|*l_3l.0, to.rescl;;j:h9t}.in;}tin:o; ' cTh9esno.r.1 .9. .. on J.!'rid.- Afternoon -- - --v ovinooali can um-Iv 'I`oront:Ma.rkets During th`35$;1: `o THE MARKETS. BARRIE, OCT. a_a, 7902 Whitewear Flannelettewear Flannel Waistings Wrapperettes Fur Ruffs {Fur Muffs GEIIRBE VIGKEBS 35131.0 ON THANKSGIVING DAY-HIS ` amom ARCEBISHOP O CONNOR ` WAS Pam.-mum. On Thursday last, His Grace Archbishop O_ Connor held a conference at'the Deanery. with the priests ot the Northern District of the Diocese. Those in attendance were Dean Egan, Barrie ; Rev. Father: Lnboreau, and Grant. of Penetanguiehene; Moyna. of Orillia; Kiernan, of Oollingwoodz Guerin and Sluice. of _Floe ; Dollard, of Uptergrove; _.BIrcello. of Midland ; Je hcott, of Stavner; Beaudoin, Lafontaine; cEnchren, of Bar- rie: Kennedy. of Sarnia and Mone; of ;_Bx-echin. : A . ` .`rl`L-LI.-' " Ye When a. iano is extolled by such artists as FREIDHEIM, PLANCON,AI.BANI, 1`I.I'.\'KF.T GCEEN . BUBMEISTER, EDWARD LLOYD, LIEUT. DAN. GODFREY, there surely` can be no_ nestion as to its merits. When they go further, as in this c zse, and a;,'1`(`' that for POW. bfll 181103 of tone and touch and artistic construction, the H eintzman & Co. Pianos are unexcelled, it places this instrument in an enviable position in the ml1SlC world. Used mmlnaivnhv I-m Hm D.-: .... .....1 `D............ -4 rn_n-_ -_ .L ,-D n 1- -)4. :0 I.InvuIlIIl- At the `oougluaicnm of the conference the igviaitingtclergy were gutgrtained at dinner, ;by DaanEgu:.~ ` ; vllllllls Ulury ` ; by Dean Egan. L . - _ Mia Lennox, isry St., in'_OookIhown, hat week. nIsmIcI__qgurnEucIs. '., spent a few days Fur Jackets Curtains Heimzman & Bo. . . Q0-URT OF M J U . LE`BEF0RE `no at ` I en.Z:$,*9r ...;'ma. 3.`.:';:;<~- A. am. inch Of thrder P011 3,) corpormionp j-g.;,,.`;" Mad Rd 0 two defeu 1 Dlainti` to [tannin Th, btgn Webb ` US. the cor- sus. >~ok'."` is f:,mnp~wd ~uuu:ud` .1~hater and no :1-8"Rence in `It. f noun llpliegnt `"8 [tin- Nte `Q `Wnat giconten ' . `.0 ? V, Gm:d distint `W0 delend|I":'~ ` 450'. t Wester ' and relied u n&wGbb. +- A. 30" C. Io. ' inworted S B""'|)_. for defen `E. Tidoco)-9 for pl&i:ti`g P1l('8ti0n. \ n the ground 21:22:` No- twonlo. t Onelor .;IrIIv_ tun: Juugu I nguu -.._. ...- by the motion; Table A WEALTH or souI~3o'_' Covers PIANO ` IS CONTAINED IN THE LncAg_1_cAL Ocronzn 23, 3, 1902 MEN's%surrs. OVERCOATS, MEN'S: UNDERWEAR, novssurrs; Tu-:s, MEN'S GLOVES. and an MEN'S and. BOYS FURNISHINGS included in this great salg. TermsSpo3asl1.i Come All. Goes merrily 013 .a nC1 hundreds of appreciative customers revisit this store to share in bargains A . n y never before equalled in Barrie. g v To APPRECIATE the full meaning `ofiour. BARGAIN OFFERINGS you MUST 31-: on THE SPOT. Every item SI-IOUTS rrs VALUE, because it is something worth making a noise about. g And therefs no scarcity` of goods.`as hundredsof dollars vvorthtof goods previously ordered by Messrs. Frawley 5 Devlin are constantly an-- l'iVi1\8- T5936 80043 With #11 Ofhf SW38 in traltsif ffom England. must be turned over inunediatelyithey enter the store. Extra selling facilities in every direction make easy the selling and quick the delivery. " e A A - A t " ` ~ I