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Ladies and Children's Mantles An EnviableMusical Record Fr,avi'ley s Block---Between Barrie Hotel and Bank of Commerce. PEERLESSPIANO SHOP EARLY u='vou c. was`! 5: can Alli Feisti-\Vr':;3'on;srts.` MADAME ALBANI. ~ _ The world's greatest soprano. Swodiah Countess and famed pianist` launmmsrmm ' A Famed pupil ot Liszt. V ADELA vn: mum. Greatest woman pianiste. ARTHUR BERE8.l.'ORD, Bostona famous musician. O. A. ETHABBISS. ` [\______;-4' MLLA `ANTOINETTE TREBELLI. The famous vocalist. MADAME SOPHIA SOALOHI. The world's greatest oontralto. FRIEDEEIM. The world-tamed pianist. Kyraasxum BLOODGUOD. Soloist to the Plancon concerts. HUBER!` DE BLANK. Pianist to Mdle. Trebelll. MADAME mmna pm 'rn:RsMn:' DAN. , ~ - fut. uvuya cuv Mu uaasav ul. tun rung" Ill`-. -L ; ` The Rz0_ss- Cup. which has been won by the Allundule Baseball Club. at`- vrlvod um Sa`tund.aly and may be seen cup is m-ounteod on a rich ebony pe- desbal and has an imposing appear- tume. It czavnvtains the inscription:-` "Barrie-Baseball League. Rios: Cup. `Wanna by Allwn-dal.*1905. Qwltel nu- tut`-ally `the .- bto s are mud of `their lmnclsome vtvop y. 1-1: as to bewon |-wl-an n nnnntunlnn "hanr-u\ hnnnmlna GARRETT. ..: ;;7:f`:.::,ae. over, the pianos of this firm are invariably the choice :10 growtltn along musical lines oaud this great piano has of great Mackenzie As Barrie s Greatest Stocking Store, you ll nd just what s wanted at our Hosiery counters at the lowest prices. Here s a special Bargain offer- ing in Ladies Hose A: 720 pairs ne Cashmere 2x1, 4x1 and 8x2, Ribbed Hose, full fashioned, e spliced heel and toes, in sizes 9 and 9;, worth 35c and 400. c On sale . . . . . . . . . . .' . . . . . . . . . . . .29c 48inch best allwool French Venetian, , "thoroughly shrunk and unspottable, V in Navy, Seal, Myrtle and Black, - at per yard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.00 ~42 inch Panama and Cord de Chene Suitings, a specially imported _i cloth for this store s selling, in ` Light and Dark Navy, Light and Dark `Green, Light, Medium and Dark Brown, Cardi- nal and Black, at per. yard. . . .50c A Hosiery Bargain Ull'8Cl Music. IUTLIIBHULIIV 'u1upu_y. Jg'|: JCS EU UV WU twice in nsuooessimn bet-oro -becoming the `property of any club. T The Bishmv has appointed Sunday. I~{novem*ber 1 th.. as the data for none tirmwtimn at `St. Georg~e s church. 12:). nnnnn NI'1n-nhu u-ill nv-wank q-iv ' Director of the Toronto College or Music. _. W. `o. Eossirra. ""'Dirctor of Metropolitan School of Music. . HAROLD J ARVIS, The popular tenor. MR. and MR8. DURWARD LELY The famous Scottish musicians. BEN DAVIES. The popular English Tenor. JESSIE MAOLAGHLAN. The great Scotch Soloist. PLUNKETT GREENE. .. The great English basso can anto. navm BISPHAM. The great American basso. DR. EDWARD l-mama. Dlneotor Toronto` Conservatory of Music. A. 8. VOGT. V ` A Conductor famous Mendelssohn Choir. DR. 3, E`. TORRINGTON. ' ____'___ _,- duo-av IE IIUUIU _{mtil you see what we I --L ---` . U1R8D;lY.A SEPT. just `a 1_ittle 'X` Avo.;M~Uth-odist church on Snduy aw-en-ing Rev- J. Bradford - reaache-d a_ mexmorical sermon on tho ate Mrs. Fred. Catlin. whlose shock-. ingly sudden desaath non Frid-a_y m'\orn- ing was fresh in the. mind-s13-f all. In cuonoluding his -disc-0-urse -the: prea- cher urgad hi-s hoarars to prepare favor the and wchich was inevitable. Miss Mtaa-dge Gilchrist sang an`appno- prmte solo with much acceptance. On Su~nd.r_1,v next - harvest thanks- giving sex-vncesw will take place at St. Gezorgms church which `is being up- pmpria-'tely~deccra`toad for tho occas-` you with products of garden. orch- ard and farm. There will be spE`.0l0.l music prvovi-dad. Miss Bi.-ugh-am _anud Mr. Boys are to assnst m. the mug- I III! I.o'UH LU. ll. JUU 9' ' Sir Wi11":rid Laurier is {using his iufluanoe with 0.. M. Hays to secure a settlement ~of,thcs Grand Trunk machinists` strike at Stratf-ord. Cumberland street has boon graded and gravelled cfrno-In Essa street to W-iilizun. Reid street Mom Cumber- land Vtuo G.owa:n is being graded. TBA fnwnnvvnl nf i-`Inn 19+.) Nfr Tnhr. U11! 1 VV `if y lU.L I-Full? . Whale ac-u-t aanlmvg on S111}-da_v Mr. Vl'Il100't Runnells was oaspsxz-ed and `tm:tte.d ho annold bath in fho`li.m- pid w-azters c-1 `the bay. Kind -hrm-ds_ came tao his rescue and suooeevdetd in la.ndin.g Mr. Runnellls once more on` -term. firma. AJ- Dssm.L.mn A I-vI\ ".rJLL.n.I.:nL Aaknunnlu ~ ' ll '~L|`..` KIIU ' H11 l U9`! ll 3 5 [(11-{V1,} 9 The fun~eral 01? the late Mr. John Hamlin. gbmther of Mr. M. J.jH:am.- lin. `tnaok place on Wednesday of last week who rth-e R. C. cemetery. Da- oeaa-s~e-d, who died in 'I`o1`on'to. was 44 ye:a1'.s :01 .0110 and u-nmarr-led. Mnxnara, T1 ('2. ("..nm>nnnnn mmd J. H`. ycul`-a `U1. .U H'D N.l1'll U'll.11li1l -1711511 Messrs. D. O. Carnreuoon and J. T. Clark are a.t=temding` a me-eiting in Mooonatre-al in {behalf of `the angin-eens. tiromea -an-d` tminm-ein when varinouuas schedules will Ibo discussed wi't'hTthe mi lw-a y Ioftfioials. - `\IYl...!ln .n..L- .n..3`l!..-.n. l\Il\ Gunnu um i ', r. Arnmll will assist "ch< St. George's church at `th- thutnksgivizng V_ services on next. . . Dw.n.rumnnn rum!` .L1..n .....,...u -...- W V . `U10 choir of "the harvest 4 T Sunday _ : Prncogress can :':hc vrveaw pier is slow! "am-d utmost i1npe~r-ceptible. Is the con- trzw't.<:r afraid of working -himself Cllt caf a job `I Qhv \Vi]`?nid Tanrinr in ncintr I131: JLIUUVVIIE 'll`UV\' BLUIU U11 43511 HI-IUU,Iig Mr. -an-d: Mrs, 9Gemg-6 Cummings. `Essa street. have gooncyto Toronto and Dent roooit for a `two weeks` holi_- pLuuau.u.uy Lu uuwuuuu. Tho hu:>u-so fo-rum,-rly ovooupuizwi by Mr. Isaac Bvmn. near the railway tnwok. is `being remnov-ed.` Mr. G. W. Craig and family are taking -tho Iapar`tme.nts over Mr. Bno-wn's -new store. on Essa stpeet. `rm n1\.r` `Emu (1nnt\IIru.n nnivmvvunnmn V `UU LVl.'Ull.'l-1'\3:llo v ~ ; Mr. Arthur Vmjty has reoturned hsume .af~tor spending three weeks pleasantly in Tuomonto. 'l`h.n hm.n.c.n i`.n.rm.n.rIv nnnnn.3:" `Au WWW`! Mrs. -Hncuwnrd took }charge of Miss Smnallls classes alasvt week du-1`-`mg ~'tho 'lat*ter s `ind-ispwousi-tion. Mr D af`.n_mm-inma, who um: Vvialf- lll|:`ll71'$3 'lU'll'l51JTU3'!'1lUlh V 1 Mr. R. Ctunm-mgs, who was visit-; ing his parents here. has return-` ed -tao Montreal. "to A m-Lnn `tn vmlv 1; rknu n(h&u|h~n;\A mglkr. Genorg Ferguson. of Midland; is visiting at the parental hIO|m'B on Essa street. _ Miss Ethel MoM:orr.a'n is in G011- izggwood -gugd Meatord on a out- m}xt's vnsxt. . ~ ' n `Xrn{--L 'D.n;`-l-nnnnmn n~f' Q`-\nIHAIInnnn 111 N06 Vlilln I . 1'. Watt. Pwttersnon of -Shelboumo visited Mr. and Mrs. `M. Bnccwn last run u.m1I}.n -`A ",n:\.`r Al-nn wan l'\F m:u IIUIIIU Ill .`-IIUII-1.13. J!LUlll.o _ I Miss Gower. Meatord. islthwe guest of Miss Madge Brunt-on. ' * Mr; Rnhnmf Plan:-.vn'nn'n Affnnlts ware} ies. TQIHUVUU 'L'U LVI5Wl1Iil11'KUL UIISI. WUIUIQ ' "Miss Smtall was ill last week and gnzaablo mo a.~t't'emd to her school dut- -Harvest Thanksging alt St. George`s---.Sad% Crossinz % Fatality-5-Approaching Confirmation-Ross Cup % Arrives--Personal Mention, %L UL JXLUHS Ulllgu .l3l'|L'l.I-'L'U1Io Mr. Robent Haamn`a.n s effects were removed `to Nuewmearket last week. -11:... Qua-mnl` `Iran 31' `nuf sumo`! La-ll UVJIIIUU U11 lllllllilllyo V V Mrs. C. ;Clu`soun let last week for home in `Butte. Mont. . ` M~:au flunxurnvv "nnnn H: !"\KI an`nu`I' \ II`, Lu`-10179 IIITIYE V\I'IlI&II1J \&ll\|Ld" 0 d.` , .a]{I-.9. .J. TM-oneiu returned to To- uonat-o on Monday. Rina I`. 'f`.InAunn IAN` lnlaf wan]: .f.nr` $14`-!"!*M4"!'+-i!"N-!~+'!*4-4-N-if!'l'F4-+4'!-I-~!4--ll'~l'!l"H'!~-H"!-F`!-4f~I'+4'!9 3 1 "!.F.~.: U'T|'\!GS _Dmuo1~ Iuronrnn or Lu- arm 1; J as. Vickers |'1`h`o I.O.F. mnafs 't4Vo-night. (Thurs- ii i c Having bought the business of eWilson 8 Jennett. "I am prepared ;o give good: at prices never before heard 0!`. `One price and one price only. % Events at Busy Allandale ;Iloo`t.io;.;:|I-'61:-t4.:o";. `A MERCHANT 'I A|LOR..... '. c. NIcFARLANE Sign of Big Saw. Red Front. a"'Oppogite J. J. Brown's. uuu LWIES u.wv.wuy W lJUl It .uuu.ucuu1 fear! pin. After the ustunl can-zmtu-- an timtns. Mr. and _Mrs. Barnara left for their future "home in Allandalu. tollowed by best wishes 913 a lqrge number sot 1-.iem.d\t The br1de`s gamut- away costume w s of teen broad- Oltth with a stylish xv ite ohenill turban trimmed with at large white` ,-oatrioh tetwther. the gift or Mr. and Mra_.. A. Jsohnstonn. of Ashbury. South Ah-nca. The many w-edd;i-n-g favors were ex.oaed-m Iy h.a.ndamn:e and coast.- ly.-CreemIom tar. . - '_-J A House cumin; Luncheon | . .0lark s sliced Vsmcoked beet-L-a de-\ lioiuus L_ batan~tial,;diah;.!ar-.o:p,y:j to a:ax.v- Mk Jonirs S, ,g'..i`:` V I. `3-.u*' " A very pleasant event occurred at "Fair View. the` beautiful `home of- Mr. and Mrs. John Lott. on Tuesday. Sept. 12. when their daughter. Mar- garet Elizabeth. was united in mar- riage rtoo Mr. J. H. S. Barnard of Allandale. The Icerenrony was pre- luosrmod. at high moon on the lawn. be4nea.th_.Ia large tlooral bell of white asters. `suspended them an arch of vines vrnd golden rod. The bride...w.ho was 'given.'away -by her `feather; was h=a.'n.dsnan_zely g-owtnod .in ivor -d'woh- ease satin. with Iisehu iof .ohl `ton and ahirred woke trimmed` with seed pearls. She_ married a. beautiful `bou- qu_et .101 , {bridal roses and feme..'1`he bridesmaid. Miss Misude, Inotxt. sister not-Vvthe ibride. looked charm-ing in rose 'pink silk. `and carried .9. bou- uet. of cpink roses. The room was a In nnaici-At` but Mr `VII '5`. I'.nu;_ ':.2:n;:"rp-i".;1;'pasa;. 'an'i.a`"mo;;::;;A a ly assisted by Mr. Wu` E. Law- nnmnn- inf l`.nnnmn1~n_ .0-ha 4-.fPh.:,n.-En-p GUI] -uvaaiayvu `U LE1`: `VIII Ila IJHW` venue, of Cmgamore. uthe offioi-a~tin's clergyman 'b0i'!lQ rthae Rev. A. 0. Mil- es. -pasttor of tthe bride. The wedvdmirn-R` umroh was '4 layed `by Miss Rachael MoQu,-ay. A er. ithe o-eramrouny the guests '1-epairod tp the, dining room where to. very dam V and olahoraite lqvnoheaour was ser . The crooue zit tho the bride was a xhandsomu vraveliing ohastelqinne " and purse not gold. the bnidosm-aid and Agroomsman` being Rrelented with a. ruby and dia- IYIIIIH rnnnh mad nnl-id .5-nld anal ! `lining. 365' am "i.3T5es a";u-s;,';;;a'?a`r:: mm `touch and sol-i=_d gold cuff links and Mxss M.oQ'uay with a .beauti'tul nan`!-I ni-n AM-av .+'hn u.a.nn`I nnnn..-inn!-n... 1111`!-I LLVDII JU. L110 U1lU.1'U1lo The paa_l~l-bearers at tho fu'rxcral;' which was under the -dinectitora. of Mr. M Webb. of Barrie. were Mes- srs. Robert Munro. Lott Munro. H. Smith. Jnhn Smith. Rnobt. Lena-dloy and `Ga-pita-in Sncath. -A .wea_lth of ilnowers surm-ounted the coffin. `the tributes czcnsisting of a cross from Rev. W. S. Westney and the Misses. Westney, a crescent Cnoangthe fam- ily. a harp from Christ church choir. and sprays -from Mr. -and, Mrs. I. W.allw--in. 1V1r..a-nvd Mrs. W. 00105. Mr. and Mrs. .0. Hickling. -Mr. pact Mun- ro and Mr. and Mrs. H. Ma1ns.-C-om. us UL 5-(mun L . sisted the rector. Rev. W. S. West- ney. at the fuineral services .-`held at Christ church. which was most suit- ably idrap-e-d ice-r the sad oIocasion..on Tuesday. Sehit. 19th; Rev. Mr. Morley preaoc ed a. very teeling`eer.- mnonn from Job on the text "1 know tliia-:t my Redeemer livcth." In the course of -his remarks he mention- fiev. Mr. Miorleyof Bmdford as`! ed `that he had kniowxi -the family of. the deceased la-dy~ iior 8. quarter of ti` century and each year `of his no- qwaintan-cc` with `them ceznente-d_ more firmly the ties thrait hound him to them as among `his most {faithful W'O4!`k8l`S in the Church 01`. Christ.&le said he had kIXlOl_\V'1l the departed al- most from her birth. As achild he had been drawn to her aisea Su'nd ay_ 30111010.!` and when she was thirteen y Cl(alI`-S of rage he had seen her at the ~c-rg-an playing I-orjcthe school . nd iiicain that early age, up to within only t.wo Bur.-days of the day of pher death she (had held `the giositi-`on of organist. iirst in the Sun` ay school -and then in the church. Tkn l \.I'\_`\lln`|1l.\*Dn A-r .9Ih.\ -9.u......-.u-.-`I ' A death that cast agboom over the -caongreg.aat'i-on of Christ church. Vespva. mourveod in R; V; has ital; on the afiternoon of Sunday. pt.` 17~th .. in it-he person of Miss Eliza- beth. Victnoria Pigott. The deceased young lady, who was a daughter of Mr. W; S. Pigworbt. a highly es~te-enmed and 'suooess`ful_f;11`I'ne.r of Vespra. aoted `as orgamst oi_Christ church siI1o0'th0 family` took up their abode on. `the faa.rm_ previously ownue-d by Mrs. R. Leoaudloy. She was a. deviated member of the church.` a regular ooznmunioant` and a most painstak- ing organist. V ' Dii TUE` Mnnnlnup A `)n.-an-1`-.uu:` 4.- UIIQIEQVO wuu-v vuuvnun hawk VUUVVCCCVIUUI lllclxlo. lumen: .& Sou. vhnon 38 and 8'1. an ulrarlucu honvv cm in rice: 0! Latin. Shingle: and cement. ave your orders mu-I1 and save IIIOILOI. vu'I.'u uu-3 aux uxuguwgsl. T1uuuua:u;u.'.wu .& oavponem-e;n*t pntnl Tueasday morn- 'ng. The re-mama were Laid at rest un Umon oemetery. Mrs. -GatLlin was thinty-five years of .a-ge an-d -hadybeen in `this crown-t_ry only about two months. She Is aurvaved -by -her hus- band` and two children. tube little girl above zrefenfe-d to and .a son sbwo years old. Mr-.TCa.rtlin has the .hneearvt- felt sympw-thy of the community in his sad ~bereavemen.t. -when .-almiost` in the 1 middle of mm` -track. he .sust:ai`ned fear!-ul injur- ies. losing `both dogs `besides receiv- ing fatal body wounds. Kind friends rushed too her 8.85lSt8l_00. but iMrs. Catlin was beyjp-nd human aid. expir- 1ing_ in about nye minutes after the 8'00l~d6Il1t. The l1-t=tle [girl `e-sozrped un- injured. Arrasngements were 'm-a`-`dc txor lthe fu'ne,r_al Ito itake ~ lace from Mr. Ta-n1ner .s rbside-nce non unday at.-V ternoopn. `but fthlo Grown agujzhoritiqs oomd -rrng an inquest moossitalted a NIX` .l`\l'Ina1I\l\.'I\+ III] '4' 'I`n11n` .1 n ma 1\:II--\ An Eu-lvy Degth. Bqrnardv - Lott. E E E gvua. we ma.r~ch_. by'her New Y rted vatt a -were t oerem;o1 amda. I white, a semi The l white L ` al veil, of ore: oostumw u.-Llbn . suwulumn any uwuu `pvuur -pvrauu. Ihe -argumernvt xvascthat. according to the context. gmndch-ildmtn wemv bo -be reckoned as children for stlhis purposse. just -us ugramiparvemts were mcktoncad as -parents. On the other side -it was argu- ed_ that- -if ~gra'nd:chil~dnen woqro ch1ldren_ .t.hen mgllelillt-.-gnandchil~dr~,en were chnldran alqo and than; a man might inlthiscwsay be called upon ~~to suppont his father and mother. his tour grand-parents. his eight great- grlp/ndparents.~ and (as many `Stand- ohnldron and `great-grandchildren as hcmigh-t be lucky -or unlucky enough to: possess. 1.. .1.:.......m ...'..:n.' .....m. o ' A lUA`$l_' -I-`U - llU3U3c ls skimmed milk milk? A gentle- man .asked for a` glas_s_ of milk to drink and was given -skxmm-ed milk., and the (purveyor was fined for it: but in 11- hi her `court the decision was rover . it being contended at the time `that -skimmgd _milk was really vmuoh more milk wtha-n .milk than was put skimmed._sino-e the lat- ter dqutained something that was not milk (at a.ll-that is. cream. V V91-JLII Are -the gnaxndich-ildmn of a man alsohis children? In -the legal sense this question` is not so absurd ms it looks. -and some time ' -ago it `was most seriously .a.nd laboriously 00:1- tetndetd in [tho oouri-s th-at -acoordt ing` to not `of .parliame.nt they were. V he pIa!`tl0\1l'al` aot in question. gassed in the reign of the laate Queen i-ot-oria. laid it down `that the Via: thor _-and the grazndfa-ther. the mo- th9r -and 't.h~e grandmother. and the children of any poor person. being of sufficient wabili-ty. shiall relieve ` mid maainbain any such `poor person." Thu .nv\a-nmnmrI- urns rHm+ mnnnrrl:-an `"i"he ooumty oduvt jurl 43 `Ordered her -t-ow-pay declaring It `at duck-s eggs worsens mtmh eggs -as many others; but the lady `appealed. a.nd_ `King -s bench reversed the deci-sion on the -ground that when a p'arty'o!`- dared we-gga whens` eggs were me -mt an-d -xth-a-t if, any -other contention wore aedmitted any kind of eggs. might be sent. such -as, igeonrs`. ca:- n-aries or even rust-tlesna es`. Dwcks` eggs. it was decided. were not eggs in -the ordinary In-arming of the arm. A... 4.1.. ......._...I-1_:|j.|...-.. -n - __.-- beggs eggs? VA'ULlUl."V VLLIVIL U'VYn.ll GUUHIUJI upuu ll-o Are -eggs eggs. or are only then s `his may 60331 a tri- dioulo-us .quest'i-om. but nice shcwdes of menzuuing are involved. and Ia case which ~tu'rne-d upon it went through -.w~o -or thre-ejoourlts of Law. A lady send. Mi or-der for a dozen eggs` who a dwiryman and he sent '-hvar duok egg`-s. She sent them back as -aztwt being whzut she no-rdered, 'bu;t he? re- fused -to ntva.k0.th_6m. She in turn de- clined -to keep `them. and. some time elupsing betwaeen their {ourneys from the house :to the shop. ho t3gg~s'.w-ant bad. and -eventually the ah-opkeobevr ne-d -the Lady. for 13; 6d.. t.h-egir va- "ue. . V T -. VIVLA -.An....l- .. -..-._L 4...)...` -...A_-...-.I .|.uv Juuu'5v1 U1. but: L W U umugziutuu to Australia. while the other one re- mainder! in England. and the former woa-s`st1ll in Australia at the -time pf hug coming of ago. Now, Austral- uwn -tame `is some hours in advance of Greenwich. and. t.h-ereforc. the younger mum out them was 21` be- t'Joro71mis elder brotlmr at home. ,Wh'i.oh of the two brothers is .leqg.al- ly embitled to the property? The question has not yet -been settled, Mud-1-n the mexantime readers may exnenoi-so their own acumen upon it; Ara up-n-a-.9 l'll0`D`G._ nr urn nnlu aha-n .u Illl JG W 0 Here `is a mmarkable roblem with which the Blackburn aw ers` have just been uonfrouted. A-n ug- lish gn'tleman' had tw-in sons who were om `within a few minutes `of each other. He made a will that his pnopenty in_ Australia should `go -to, w.hi.ohever not the two sons nrmvod wt the age of 't`we.nzt{-ovno finst. Th`! Inl'iII1I.'l nf + A +\l)'l| 4:~rv\\:n\vIo-Ir-.n:l Hundreds -of years of test 'oo..se8 have not elwoi.dwtne_d all the gos- qxble. points of difficulty in -the Eng- lnah law. It... -:.. - _-_._..I_-I_I- .-...-LI---_ uua_uu.|_:.|.-u. wan: u_1. uurx `D1033 _c1otn WICD VVh1t0`8llk waist and -ermine boque. .Miss Mary Waztt was 'at tired. in:-bis- cuit silk with touches of pink. ._whi1e Miss Mlllar` w:ore_an alba.tro-ss cloth guown trimmed with satin and chif- tuon. Both carried `pink oarnations. Mrs. W.a.tt._mo~ther of the -bride.worc- rich black silk. with seqsuin -trimm-~ ings. `Mrs. Greenw:ood.. Philadelphia, sister. of the. bride. cream broeaded satin. and Mrs. Alex. WaItt.,Ph`ila- delphia. white muslin. _'1`he yloung ladies who served in `the dining room were `Misses Jessie Dickson. Edna Millard. Phnoebe Middleton and Bar- bara Ross. of Orillia. Needleass .-to say the presents were main and valu- able. Among .the useful t ings were several cheques. The groom's -{t to the bride was an elegant cmtz- man piano. and to the bridesmaids pearl pins. a vavuu-Iuuuxo plu. Luv Lawn. bride booked lovely gowned in Laue over cream silk with brid- and carried 'a 'htovwIeI'..boquet cream noses. H-er -going away. costume was of dark blue cloth with ur'hH-A sill-` uu-.aia+ and .n......:,... 4........... son. Orillia. epfa ed` .'the_ wed-din"-g The bni e was gnvvan away by` her bno-ther, Mr. James W-ac`t.Vo[ Yiark. Rev. A. B. K-emrny, sup- rtod the gnoam. and Miss Mary and Miss Ada Millar. of Orillia. the 'bride s attendants. The ceremony was pe.rform cd an the var- under. a beatrbifjul cannon y of whi.te._ the guests -being o-rme into seam-ooiroleoon -the lawn. mt... I....:.a.. |.'..-n-...n 1-.._-1-- _..-____.g - One of the pret:-tiest weddings sofj the season took -place on Tuesday at-_ temoon of last week when Miss Ag- nes Jessie Wza-bt. d.au~gh-te_r of the Late Alex. Wa-tt. was m-`armed to Dr. Ptmdy. -of Oobourg. M.a;ny_ guests were p'ne.sanIt from Oobourg. own- to. Barrie. Om and -Orillia. The ceremony was performed by Dr. Gnmt. assisted by Rev. B. V. Thom - soo:n.`Shgmty Ba . Miss Jessie Diog- son. Orxllia. `p aged -the IYIt9`lY!h_ A wan rrivnm Inurotr NUTS FOR VLAWYERS. h`"37g'o" oi" -E"w'exi-t" 3oE:'o"'ti"s`t'.' " "T" The younger of "t 0 two emvignated n Aunfnnlin urhiln flu: ni-Haw nun Jun- Wdding at simty" B'ay. THE %1oRTHlE1sN}*%.An:vANcEg iooooobooooooooooooo O ooooooooooooooooooo In homes of culture the wide Dominiou nv Canada. has reason to be proud ofita remarkable done much to help in the progress. Sole Agent for Barrie T F ` `I ' -We also supply the `Bell-," Berlin} :H_Coiv.'.r(l`~_& ning QInnA:.\` L...;;..2._'-_~A, Bell-,"Berlin',".Ho{v:;.rd~g&; Wotmwith Pianos and the best grades of organs. SomeTspe_cia___l_ _hmguin'aii1 $9c61idhand~.piaoos_and organs for cash or easy terms. It will pay you to buy ofgn eatabliglied_rm_in`your~cwn'Qistrict."4 ALBERTO JONAS. Great Russian Pianist. POL PLANCON. ` The great French Basso. R. WATKIN MILLS. England's most eminent artist. MDE. VAN DI: VEIIR GREEN. The popular oontralto; SIGNOR ARTURO NUTIN1. The celebrated blind Italian pianist. WILLIAM LAVIN. ' The great English Tenor. V(VJonduotor great Pittsburg Orchestra. and used exclusively during their Canadian tour. MENDELSSOHN CHOIR, Exclusive choice or their Fennous concerts. V THE PEOPLE'S CHORAL UNION. H. M. Fletcher, Conductor. used ex` clusivelynt their crowded Massey Hall concert. p _ A SIR ALEXANDER MACKENZIE. ncnlu-3-.-I._ 1.. LI. _ M" A _____.____.. . -- ---- --.nwa Iunouaillll Ueed exclusively in the great Festival Chox-uses. V10 FOR HERBERT. ' I1.`-..`l-.-a..'._ .___, 7 A . Blanket Specials 40 pairs ne Blankets-20 all wool 60x80,and 20 Union 64x84, excep- tionally ne clean stock, with lofty nish, are ltonbe placed on sale on Thursday morning. { This is a rare oering, and will be snapped up quickly. On sale . . . . . . . . .$2.6'I VICKERS The Heintzman a. semi i ' Never before have we shown such a range of the wanted styles in Ladies and Children s Coats, and never have you seen such exceptional values as dis- played in our large Ready-to-Wear Department. For Ladies, Fawn and Black are the correct thing. and Navy and Green for Children. Don t miss seeing our Coats; they are the very acme of perfection in style and t, and you'll be thoroughly pleased with `the very reasonable prices. Ladies say they are the best in town ; our sales fully substantiate this, See our Ladies Special at ............ . . .... ..ss.oo, 59.50, 510.00 and $11.00 Am-: AN IMPORTANT ITEM. It's here thaityou can buy fashion s favored Dress Stus at 4 jl closer prices` than elsewhere; Don't buy your Fall .Dress ; until se have to show you. Here are four good numbers you should not miss : 48 inch `super Chion Broadcloth 48 inch all wool thoroughly shrunk, the newest shrunkand nu Fabric for Fall Costumes, in all s in : the new shades, also Black-, at per i a per . ,_ yard. . . . a. . . . . .. . . . . . . .i$I.45 : 42 and 45 inch all _pnre wool French Venetian , Sllitirlgsy _ Suiting. perfect tting, splendid a . C1_0th th1S,St0l`e weight fer suits, in Light and Dark allfi Na Green, Light and Dark Brown, and . Grew. Light and Dark Navy, Black and Bro` Cardinal, at" per yard ...... . .75c nal peryal Our semi-annual opening was a pronounced success, justifying our claim as leaders, and it is very gratifying to the management of this store to receive so many flattering testimonials as on our opening day. From now on there ll be a continuous display of all the newest ideas as they appear,and an efficient man. agement and expert trimming staff bids you welcome to visit the largest and most extensive array of . the correct interpretations of fashion s demands. ATVICKERS 5 Our Millinelfy Display Placed at the Very Head of the Public s Verdict $ Dress Goods and Dress Findings Qjgjj A j -j--- .u,'[|..|ul1'hUW|l KID Din \.lT7Ul"U `nu-uuau. Rev. Oman Murphy will Qreaph Sit .a harvest chanksgsving aervnco In, All Saints -church. Panotanguxsheun. to- day. ghursday). and also at Ohrist ghctllro . Ba'tt-man. can Tuesday. Oct. The res!-dewts of the railway ward` -weave -deagly a`-hao-olgcd on `hearing 0! the rte~rm= la rf:atnl:t,v to Mrs. Fred. Catlin at the Essa street railway gwaates on Frxdqy noon. .Mrs. Catlin. while {t-aking dunner to her huaba_ndg whuo t-Ire-8 131 the yard. was in ychu act of onoasm-g the G.T.R. -tracks. ao- oomupauieud by her fivn_eo-year-old dau- ghter. -,'1ho Penabmug, passenger min" was (pulling out -and this do-5 treated !d~ecnaeascad s a`-ttentisou from a` `freight bmokirng al-om: in an up `mitt-0 '_` _drevatieoon. .'1`{he latator strut '.h~or'