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moss smpammr m. I TtI!: Vxornnttn ADVANCE On last Monday morning after a a lingering illness lasting overa year Mr. George Marshall, a sufferer from a lung complaint, passed peacfully to that,abode whence no traveller returns. Mr. Marshall was in his 30th.year and through life bore an exemplary cha{acter,he was iden ti- ed with the bretheren and for some years he conducted the service here in con- nection with that body up to about a year ago when ill health prevented him from active work in the bretheren service ;. 18 months `ago he married Miss Phoebe Ostrander, who mourns her husband's demise. The funeral took place on Wednesday from his, brother-in-law's residence at Mr. J. Greave s where _he was tenderly nursed during his last few month's illness, the funeral service was conducted by Messers S; Benner of Orillia and Beatty of Allendale and was followed by a large oortege of friends to the Gospel Hall and thence to the `St. J ohn s cemetery interment where Messers Banner and Beatty sang a beautifulduet while the grave was being lled in. Ainong the floral tributes was an anchor _ from his brother Robert and his sister] ` Mrs. T. Pratt Mrs. J. Greaves and Min , Rachel. The pall-bearers were deoased s , John, listen and ,.George 8nide'r, cousins, Messer J. and John Ford Wm.,j; H Turner of Ssult St. Maia is thogguout _of Mr. G. 0. Canton. ' ui;."s;.1{ nag, of '.l`o_1-ohto, fa. the guest of her nine: Mrs. A. Jot; Come II. Kin. Ccnespondoat. A Mr. W. Hodnon u-. visited friend: at Hillndslo on Sstnrdsy.` ' Mr. E. Darby, dmggist. of Harrow. 1-n `ns hung.` 41` Q``QQ D- Q I` MI . In: the gust of his sister, Mu. G, 0. Canton. last week. 7 A In Q3 79 OI a an '5 I! T M. Keiingvtho B. G. I ,. spent Sunday at his homo hero. V V ' A. ' Mr. W. J. Davis and his uiuter Mn. Wm. Kitchen of Midland called on` friends here on Wodnelhny. Ag. 3 On In V _ W5ii'in'uteu llndgim is home from y . . , Detoit. " A _. . ` V Bjiie L Neliie Hookridge is slowly 3-`eeoveriug from a severe truck of illness. `-2 -' Mien ;\.EctI Wuleon entertained a ','.*1.'mnnber of her young friend: on Friday .:-j_ mfeniug of last _week. ' II II, ,r A: ,_ .LI_.. .3 !'1.J....Il 8. ' i{.T.ii'c1;le .n}.&ioi;{o: the o. P. R. was in the villcgo last week. * ,_ A (14 $2,,` _- -_ - _ __ `,__...__-' -_- ._-_ _- fivoraiaove}-e f;ll| were ooouiond why the icy `state of thmground on Sunday. The band in makina u-augment to visit Minouing this week. 5", A O A. " 51}. '.ioi'uI iaiL}Ts.{'ii usgrih} from what in aid to be 5 pnnlytic stroke. nmnsn: or MP8. KING on Moi~In AY ` ' ` _MOu'.N1NGv LA8'1`.v Theofnmily of Sarah Barrett, widow of the late RoberuVKin, Sr-.. were greatly shocked by her very sudden denh on Mon- doy morning. Mu. King won in her Slut you-, but was for brighter and more eozive than many. who were a neon: of years younger, On Mondey`ghe.-wuusinting one of her daughter: in the kitchen when the oomp1qinod.of. (doling Ill -and was to thuofq. _ ~JoqIs uf,e_he handed 3' .r-t`r9t1?Q.horr`h9~5d:;Ir '!I1Id:~ ,-bu; e n A 4 mm sunntu own. lpuu-vu guwuy away- . 15 n doooppqd was be in Windlgr, 1:ng.' IKE? $Cl 35 `IV: 9 $33: J J J` ` . . . OUR-NEWv SPRING DRESS` GOODS are here in many` weaves and as many morein transit from London, England. All stuffs are placed on sale the moment they arrive. We keep no reserve stock. Everyone gets a fair chance and our store-service is the best in Barrie. We` invite you to call. Under the inanngementof Miss Murphy who has zeturnedwith all the new ideas of spring" wear for Barrie s stylish dressers. We have engaged a large staff ,of experienced operators and our one endeavor will`? be to give you SATISFAC- TION IN FIT, STYLE AND WORKMANSHIP along with promptnessa in execution of orders, but with the rush we anticipate we would suggest that yam place your orders early; nun snwrn nnnrxrt-s I'll!!!`/QQ nnnna -_- I. ___ 2 _ _ . . __._. ____ __ ' . `A We have not been idle during the last few weeks for we have m-ada strenuous efforts iw `the gather. ing of ideas, purchase of novelties and the study of the many points which the wmillinery are requires, to make our Millinery department the best that Barrie has ever, had. . When the season opens you'll be in. vited to see a showing that .v"ll bea credit to our "beautiful town. ,,__._,I__ 3.. .I.._____ `[3... I)2__.._Z_._L-_- -I_!,l` "3 _ `I .1 .- o 1 VLUGR IIVVVAID Illauovvvvg vvmn vovionv Vvv vuu IIIJIQIDULLQJQ vi} ? M533 Brownlow in ch-urge--Miss Birmingham, chief trizvtrther In the meantime specfzl attcantihn will begivenfto the prompt execution of all mourning orders which will be a specialty thro=.-wgbouc the s`a.son. - ` V ' . GASHMERE `HOSE SPECIAL | ' OORSETS We have made a purchase `of 80 dozen Ladies "ne Narrow Ribbed Cashmere Hose, but to get them i sltthe price, this quantity of one`-line was necessary. This means` about four times the-usual selling to turn them over. They aregextra ne and made to sell at 50c. Its our Leader line. Special `at 40c. hair, 2 pairs for 750. Will you see them '1 Call up phone 169 or send for a. sa.mple'pair. There is no such value in the trade. 40c. pain 2 pairs for 750. pairs Wool Blankets, 6, mad 3 lbs; selling :1: a big reduction o` re-gilat se'ling price. Nicereiean atoc ith lofty nish--9. ra,re c ce__, ` ' v - THE MEN'S STORE Our stock of Spring'Shirts;, Collars and Ties is all in-Larget collectiomia town--lowest. prices con- sistent with quality. A T ' ' SALE 03* CARPETS AND Ioontinues until! the 12th. Do not miss this money saving chance in Carpets and Oilc1oths--if you ll regret it-Prioe or prot no object. ` ` I . 0ure un|y.oiIject Heady` Money. Furlfst of Fins see and bills. Sue); essgorto Ffawley 8: Cbevlin 9- Phoriae 169 o3AmnIms'r. Atiihority for Corsets DRESSMAKING PARLRS GEO BGE VICKERS MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. GEO. VICKERS I land.and was married at Islesworth in 1843. coming to Barrie with her husband and - family in 1861.. Her husband died very sud- denly several years ago, and the surviving children are: Mr. Robert Kin . Chief of Police. Barrie; .Mr. Charlea B. ing, Auck- land."New Zealand; Mrs. H. O. Partridge. Sintaluta. and Misses Fannie and Emma, who reside at home. . The funeral takes place this afternoon at 2 301mm the family residence, Poyntz St.. the services being conducted by Rev. J. J. Redditt and Rev Mr. Thornlv. . "Tho Prices Ruling 111 the `Barrie and 1 Toronto Marketa During the Week. ' BARRIB GRAIN MARKIT. IWWW`anon-Iouoooooooooovnoouooufn M 1boV.u._g I 0 otvomain n 0 00: I oer! pg` B"faznoooIocuco|I000000300 Pou.toes,v 'p!'b4l.`......-..'....u. BfgHiIIfwlrC"nuooo~a:n aoef.foroquanetu DO! cwt......... . umIDIICIIIOCICCIOO'.OIOOOOOIIIi `Val BLANKETS `1"HEPEoPLI:s' smzzm. man: MARKETS. Buuux.` MARCH 4, rqo3 Onoooooonnn .... '71 Om; collection of all the populaiiComcts is not haphazard but thy `effect of careful .se1ecticn- with :9". knowledge` of what is required, the resuli of long study and which reqgrzires years of experience to at- tain.~. A good Covget is a boon to comfort and health. The highest recommend goes with Cramp- ton s Military 209, French girdle 205. Styles? 34:}, % 409 and 606. ' We invite your inspection. ' See, I [-10 unit the. mos; fastidious tase may_ Ju- fowd at our store. Selected blends at . Q51: Aha .....I Kn-` - _____,; xv .u,2,_ ... .-w-u an: Inn; ulvtvg OUIBOSBII "lent"! L `_`'l"' 35c., 40c. agd 500' 3 pound. Nothinc 131'?" aaown. -Wax-ranted as to-puriw and We make 3 specialty of-pu`re,.high End toiu and coffees. Our prioeu. vou kn'- "7 always low. And our customers are squared of promp attention and satisfactory treatment.-V ' |HoBLEY BRO. ` d :15! ll I-lL`|I| Vllltiom Alyvl '1ay _wxt.n Mu -`R3 Benny, gt.- sun? 7; - , -hf "P we 51".;..'::;'::'...%.:;.3z`z22:z;:*.1sr xmrsv--r ` , .3, (2.51 n;cxL1Nd:'u:a:?.3`. ` W3 _M C:-no-v -Bios Bflhls-boarding ousg in An.naa:e-cq- ' MT 0* 301101! Ave. add Essa urcoct. 53 cloletnhd all modern conveniences; ' W11 be sold 0 an terms. Owner coin - into other business. xona-va - V Ap'1yON PREMISES- i _ "ANTED AT ONCE--A coca-'Geuer.-.i`3 - I VI-L Applv to MRS. MONKMAN. mm ! `. , _ I _ y_o~u-9 v V " ' --exIlmne It througgly 1: g lpteag Odemnd if ioondvrlectl as exact! rcpteunlcd I BE ME EKG El ~ gll,` ax Dibzlif gll`-2-guy to the 1 a use 129- .00-ggds` ll miles. Na extrn eh-op. Um: Tea and Coffee Merchants. 101:`-s.u.1:.. - - i - FRESH AND. .FB.A@."ANT TEA OAals Hall Cloth- ing for Boys .... .. Now OPEN ' U-uw guv - u v n . v . u w . - - - v-..-...... 1-Mr. aria` Mu. Knight. of Orillis, qavlled ".:v:'4'53.'f:f4',4 V `dd here last was-k. y"'fM'|u7.Mnd Mti. _Audrew D:-yudala. at ,_/.:. .i"`\a:s`Io.,'"v iu'it.e.-`ti friend: have 1: Wednesday. I-`if.--'=rMiI8"r"sii9 Dam`. of Barrie,` spent --, ;-.3uWwc-ck. yivuh Min K. Richardson. mu Fvlrgjjaciis SALES ; , and we will send IL! Km!-I and Grocers. vu .-1-vc JJII-jun`. II and on nnoraao noamoa UIBIEE wanted, `5H.;Bc'II 5 s-if yam do . v"_"':-;._ `Y '~ C. K. Cavawsca. Con-csoondpnt. MiuqA. Daitiold is visiting friends in _'Iuw_nto. .'==-~` - ' s I p f'!!I9.I-l_ 2- ' Comm -0`: col! an IIIII V- `Vliunug vs .o-my _ u `V17!-I _ ` T-Milo Maud Gloughley, of: Oulwoll, is Atfitmng Mm Eunua_ Put. `IV 1' I -1 I`_\I2_.._.....Iy ~ closet ca . mu-p g0 ~ ccl le "4 ~u -.,. Dfm Bay, ' School on Tuesday evening. ' `DUIUIQI. ova-u-no cu--u---vw - ---: _ VMr. W. Johann,` of Collingwood, purposes holding a concert in-Pzua Grove _. _I_ I_L 1'Mi:;.05II1!;' D;yIdu1o,` of Hilldsle, is the anew-_0f` Mrif T. _Tn'1ton. rn. -- o n :\,!u!_ -_'n_,3 vvvv I TM-goo E. Gilchtistof` Barrio B.C.I ,; Tgpem.vS'.1nda.y_a's nmue. t 1 fl l`.-I._.'.-- `.-.. ....nu--...A `unsung: ` ' ' Miss U3 C'_1rsa6, of Bu-tie, is en gbuaat 01 Mini U. Guchrist. ` `Mr. D. .'\.lcCrau, of Tiny, in viutbing at V J Tltuouru. H V . - -.-.__. V Muss MARY C.\)!PBL;:X:I. Curfesondeuxt. M Mr, and Mrs. A. Yuuug. of.fn`mmfl. were the guests of Mr. A. Uampbcil, lam. week. . . A _,..--_ ..-` - uxruv V Uribni `wu---wv-I L` :h'B;nkn. . ww -_~. -vv *w Mm H. -Culmiun has remrnnd hznne after spending a. week vmh her pkl'9ulI an .- .. 1 [Li I \. 11 1 van Qty--: ouvv L Jilin L Mcculloch, of N aw Floa, calleci ` ' dn irmyun here last weak. I\ M was `Mom-ids has returns-'1 `to Bmie Mu-r a_:_;unaiu`g a few days with her cpunu, Mus M. Lmdlaw . .`n . suns -vu -- -v--1 ---- -Mr. and Robertson dulled on -friends in Cuimzwood last. week. T ,. bliss Fx.-o::'.~;cu C.\.wn~mm.. Correspangdeut. 3 Mr. and \1t'a.U`-1.al',.{t9 Yum,;`ut` u`r:o'.;t'e _ mm mend: here. ` , . M-ins L "brlurns is null cuutiod 1*. hot ' Mum. ' ' .' M_ra.W 1.`.Z M121 Mr. -'~8\Id I!".l. A. 1)_,m_r on-ui l\Iiu>1\I\bel Dyr ~-'i'rr,__3wd.,~ Mr. amt z\Iro.R,. lieeuby of Txpairaniozn on ~'l`neudny or has Vwuek. - . L "Q)91u",t to:-got mu Epwcmbh LsaAaueT. itkrtnixxnsrdnu Vt.u-murrow (Friday) night: -bum-nm- mil: 3 ha given I b}l.iIgg, :`(`IlQl0gl}5fI f Wdlie Cameron ruturined homrtpv _~.B.c`9n$ud uu My:ndg lass, \ Frawley Mom-e vuvvv vuu u-vs:---u-~J 7' v-._.,_.'`. VMr.jGreoT. Qaumz is on the pick lisp. T 'Laldies l s-1.50% and `$1.25 Finest `Eng1ish:Fe1t Blaek e I l blippers. elastip side, fur bound, lealthelrltsurn sole, sizes 2; to? 7 - --T e g -T e~ l85c.l Ladies Felt Slippers in lace and elastic front, exible e l l_eath'er sole, Olcl La C_o~.nfortV,e regular\[Srice a;l]s season $1.10, for V - 4- e 650.; Ladies Felt Lace eed /Elastic Slde Boots, plainer F leather` fuxecl, regular price all season $1.35, sizes l 4to8,t_uclea1` at " `-_- _ -.- . - ;' 75c.s VLa.dies Pebble and Glove Grain lace land 1)l1tton boots, ./ jtoe cap or plain, naileal soles, `neat and durable, for out-(leer wear, sizes 3 to` 7, regular price $1.25. to clear at .- F - A -` _- 95c. `TheLkin'd that are stroxngiy mede tn stand the test of V, the bnggagetnan and railroad. . Our assortment now is at its best and for value we ask you tosee the displnv in our large showiwindow. To show the trend of values note these prices. Trunk, nmtulc venred, strong and A durable, size 28, $1.75; 32, $2.00.. Trunk, canvan covered, di top, iron bottom and rollers, ranging in ptjico, $2 `.35 to $3 00. -H`. `Ann.-\...\n `Ant!-nu `u\uI1;~l n uvnnuvn I-`xunn cc`-unnn `aunt; n:rtnn nan`-n |`l\4\:, `am gu vv vww \l '- {".1`+lesco;:es,- leather bound c rners, three straps, large. sizes, 85 ceqts :o $1.00. _ T % We invite inspection of these special bargains whether you're-buying now or later. ` L FRAWLEY 6 MOORE % Trungks ' and Valises - . . ED1.u\' VALE. Q~1cENFEu. HULLI. EDGA R. ,H,_.% sdsows; was, A `I-2 PRIGED; All the bro]: '11 lots and_.gmd_odcI lines Imus been gathered ltoge her 7 and markt- d_' 11.`; HALF PRICE. Every pail` must be cleared out by .SnLm'day. Thotnghtful customers will do well to secure`a. pair of these slmew At". ihe saving, you can well atlhnl to keep thetu till next. season '|`lm assortment coinprises mostly. felt slmus. suitable for ho'use and our hf dour wear. Came" early to insure best choice: Mrs. R Barnes end daughter, :of Elmvale. spent a few days with friends here . le.et_' week. V did Mr. and Mrs. Wu: `visiting with I ': Mrs. Ed. Garrett lately. a I The concert given by localvtalent-in the , t church here last. Monday evenim! was 1 quite successful; Iris pnrpored `having another man. proceeds to be devoted to , pqrchuing e new library for the Sunday. ' ecuool. V , .Miu Griin,, of Vigo, visited Mn. 1' Bqrnard last week. `February ': Honor` Roll of the p1\to`i_"iJcchool for ""...I ' CF 0 IQQ III \I -L` UIIIO Fourth olua--Joe Gannon. Edm Mc- Evoy. Maggie 'MoGinni|, Stella O'Neill, Marguerite M.cEvov, Bmoe Richardson. ' Annie McGinu'ia, Funk McEvoy. Frujk Keannody, Ambroue Mann. Violet Alex- . 0'0 nu,2_,; n,t9_- 1\,,_ .-'-1-`n Sr. Thirwd--Celie; Brennan. tiee. Mel- ville Richardson, ~EmmetL -O'Neill, ties, Elizabeth Brennan, John O'Neill {Olive Rioh`a.rduon.Joh,n-Gannon. T V T T- 0.2 `f\_.. f\9\T_:II II -.. l\9I\__--II Ir 'ol'aa|'---Veronicfn O'Neill, Anna | Gallnhor, Michael Kennedy; ' nnnsuunnun:-` 1`-L T-A `l!_-.._-_ `II:lI}- "?33'JaZ{$ELT3'3u`:3I71onum, wane. 0 eill. - - .___..L -1--- T-.. l`C-___-.. `I'J., _ ID. III!`-IU\III' \J$IlV.'I ' Er. 3rd--`Doro O'Neill, Moy O'Donnell, Alma Thompson, A Elmer Thompson, Charley Alexander. 9.. 0...: II-.. (1-lI-I..... A2I--..'l\ \T'..:II That Barrie is to have at third bank is now an accepted face although the eite for its erection has not; been denitely eecrled yer. Utiioiala of the Union Bank have been in -the town during the week and have examin-. ed the premises at the Five Points recently purchased hv Aldermen E. T. Tyre: as well as Mr. .\\ m. Poe : property at present 00- cupxed by Mr. Chen. Churchill. The inte-. vion` is to open up the" Barrie branch within the next. couple ofmonthe. {.7 Tn}: 'nc'.`(Ii-nlhnal 1|--9. ml.-. -c.`..r;; n-_l. IIIIIIV CCIVQKIIKV I \l J I ' V Sr. 2nd--Mey Galleher, Aileen 0_ ` Willie Morin, Irene Toner. % ,_Jr. 2ud--Pistticie. O'Neill. A Sr. let--Sidney Alexendor, Edward Thompson. T A ' 2 7 Jr. let-831-nia O'Neill. Johnie-Friel. . JOHN T. Snwamzssv, Teacher. ` min, a > I I 1 Mr. and Mra...,E&. . Gam-at ,enteI-tuijtlxerl a large party of friends most pleasantly last Thursday evening. A two-year old colt beiongzinz to Mr. Geo Richatdson had '5 front. leg broken in two places by jumping intq 9. alelnzh left. standing in the yard -with 0. wrinkling of hay on it. Dr..Morran, of Barrio, net the limb and it is hnped that it will not b found necessary to kill the animal. = V ";. l'1t_::-"'[1_lII,na of the `Paul I property hl\'.O_-boil! not to headquarters for |*mv`-. A s I new diyioi .cr5t.todin the Dj)miuio_n' Department of Agriculture frtf !'Ah-tn--% I 1_ shugzon-65 otcnmdian >mI*rko5t_g". B.uum:'s NEW BANK ANTEN MILLS. . _ . V _ APTO. i1Mans' Ai Home 11; the vBurtc_>n Ave- l`|\ucvnn`\ A I3.unn0- I'\AnI n-9 l_I-- A-on .~A `B ubGn:'r_ or ' z~:r:w\s cdxcznxuka THE xsxovmx-:r~:1rs or sxxm WARD` V RESIDENTS ` Mtge Alicia Ldnghnztat is visiting with' friends in Elmvale. . ' "cEiEn 11; E23; i5 e;fB:;n"a; "' In {the West End `Coraetiin all the tieweat models t. Geo. V'ickers { _ ' ' '- -1`} iiVVaf(-3c)'wi4e has wturned from a trip to Toronto. " Tay1or,who has been very 111, `is cunvaleuciug. ' % ` I `R.(\Ia7Vl`)'z". r'.`l`Vaylor was able,to be up again on Monday last. it 1 `u u "Mr. {ad MT;-a.f Slevwall have taken up their renidoupe at Edgar. Du cl: - Mu. .l hil'lip _ wen: dbllingwood on Monday. to visit fuends. - An gpidemic of `grippa in Hlweeping through the west. end ofxbe to_wn. ' % [MK m;;1....'s;i;;i.,{,.;.;;ma;...a` i. visit- _1ng at we residence of Rev. Dr. Taylor. I. ,"I' , 1` I L `:.`. Ire. Williax Taouxeioni heve, gone to Guelph for 5 three weeks Vltit. - Rev. J. W. Chm-chill @111 occupy hit ownpulpitat bum. servnoeu on Sunday % next. Burgaihsjiu cqsrpeta and oil` cloths at Geo. Vuzkera . -` ` . Mr. and Drlri`. .W 1lli'am `Webb, of-i Sn-oud. were viaitinqtheir sons in town last week. ' ID/rsT. S. Bruntbn `is visit1ngMn. Stoddart, at Wyevale, and Mrs. Wm. Ritchie of Ssurin. ' Satiirdey morning last two G.'1`.R. freight: collided at lliswkertone. The accident was: caused through the fog- Agineu of the morning `and the two engines came together with I crash which threw them of!'- their trucks . and did considerable-dpmage. Several cure were aleo badly damaged but the crews encep- ed by jinmpimr. A v "71rvi`." 'V-V'i'll~ie:: nm'Brown, of scioiza, visiting at the residence of his eon-In-lair, Mr. J. S. Brunton. V e - i'}{{.io}11Wy' agggsna of u;. woman . Missionary Socieoy. of lhe_Bo.rt.on Ave. church nu held at the mnonago on` Tneudsy aftqrnoon and .-no 16!! attended. A study was -made of thmiuion eid In ._Britiah'Golulnbia.- A -A - "6.{niu s..;..; buai{`i;a' brinht little 9 year old boy Clarence on Sunday. He we`: a victim of scarlet fever; 1 TM Allandale school wu `closed last week on account of the? alarming pro-A ulonco of acct-let fever in the Welt End. The `little deugter of Mr. and Mn. Albert Peacock: wit u succumbed to pneu- monie wee. hurled on Monday. This in the third little one which` they have lost in the lat IOVID weeks. Their trial is indeed a severe one. '-'l:i:e";hI'e-xi. -5' at Home held` in the Burton Ave. church on` Wedneldey evening proved to be a moat thorough success and the committee are being con- gratulated on every hand on the result of their effort.` ` Fully fty men took pert in the chorusec etc. and the program proved to, be {most entertaining. During the evening refreehments were served by -the men who were white aprons, white ties and white .bmnihneren. _ The receipts, 1 which were most satisfactory, were donat- ` to the building fund. (C.-zVa1T'(tiy visiting her daughterao. Mrs. 1t. Flemwg-, of Toronto. and Mn- 0. Robinson, of Toronto Junction. Graham. who bu beZen v`isit.ingL at % the Burton Ave. church paraonaqe, leave: for her home in Kincu-dine on Friday. I. T\ I C II` In iiuiia moan and family hay; left the Dymon: race coursound moved out on their farm on th-: 14:11 conceauion. "mg {.m.}. ;.:q.;;.`;e eu States. who are. visiting Mu. Mu-shall, have been up .33 Lougford Minn for 3 week. . 9 A sleigh land of youusi poonlo from Alldndnlo and'Bu-tie drove out on Friduy and called upon Miss Etfa Webb, at Sn-oud.~ They repuxt As most oujoynbla eygping. ' -I .4. , , _ _. fl eolonist trail/in started on Tuesday . end. Ipeciale will run to the Northweet `every Tuesday until further notice. ' The train which passed through this week car- ried a large erowd. , 'I ,yrq qmlll. children belonging to Mrs. Colborne, whose husband in: killed on the G. '1`, R. track. 350% I you I20, were committed to the one of the Chil- dren : Aid Society on Tuesday and rent to Toronto. The services on Sundav in St. George : church were well attended. The Sacra-T tnentgof the Lord : Supper was ladminiet-' ered to a large uum ber at the close of the morning service. V In the evening there was special ninsnnsz. During the offertoryv ""I`he Huly City was sung by Mr. Freak Soiilee, _whuh9 ne rendition of it` was much appreciated by the large.couareze- tion present. ' He ~-wa.`s assisted in the chorus by` the Meters. Martini, vrhoae magnicent tenor and baritone voices, were heard to greet - advantage. The `con-greization hopes to have thfplealure of hearing theee taleutei musicians again in St. Georgie` church` in the nest fey. ture. i - J udgo '~Ch:sdwi`c1i',f 1 _of vGue? h`, ' hp: ordmcihg ggcgaanibuTo:Jgmaar?Wmon.%} .wgnM[>dfiu_ St`. .L-mid ?qrA;d;gng!ing.__ *5??9hWi' A x[nuttcrVof great interest to all rail-_; any m0,_' as well `unto the travelling public, is the discovery of an electric apglunca for railrqsda whereby, it one-` halfwhaz is" claimed for it provca correct. nnnhluntn u-HI I-no ........-..:I.I- --A--, uuuu. vvuuv nu unuuunuu IUIT U1 PICOVBI _B0tl'e" accidents will ba nmpouibio. ` A catn- trophe such as was at War-stead would by no automatic cnmrivance be prevented. Tho` device puts the ongine driver of every train into inasantoxneosxc touch with other truinr, cwitchmen and stations and cron- sing-kcepers` in his neighborhood, and keeps ever before his eye and our on Automatic and iofalliuble uignsl which springs into,` octivity the `moment hilt locomotivo. whether running _backwu'-d. for forward, come: within tho radius of dduxzep fmm~:`coiklicion. : ' Tno .i_oyont!on in qni-ntion hit :p,;put to "I pncticci toot 1nGorm6n_v.~- " t " H