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Leader of the Opposition in thegritish House of Commons, who at `the opening of Parliament, charact erized the Canadian Reciprocity. agreement; as An Imperial Dis- aster. e ._ 9-. -__ _-_ _-..-- .-..~. vviavilic nvn-\-gumbo - Wiison and Harris move that Edwa.r(i e;ls$op s name be substituted for that of Boyce and that the By-law be read a thin! Hm. T `7 sdjourned to jneet on March I |l5th,atv10Va.nu _ - ' I Finlay-\\'u.ttie-That W. W. Boyce be appointed assessor for the current year at a snhry of $100 00 and that a By-law be intro- dueed conrming the appointment. The By. law was given its first and second readings 1113---. _..._1 Y`I'__.,!_. ,,, , `I .1 n` 1.1 '1o% {`y;;1;vL;y; dine where 9*..hestra9- ." Tndem were received for the `Township printing for 1911 from the four Barrie papers. lEdward.Allsopp, and W. W. Boyce, applied {or the position of assessor. II no \ The following accounts were passed J. A. Macbanen, balance tender and printing ac- count. $'Z9.50; J. M Sneath, supplies for in- digent, $2.65; John Kelvington, refund sta- tutelabor tax, $1.00; Andrew Quinlan, ser- vices as auditor, 88.00; John Young, services as auditor, $8 00: V %T;;;;E;il;.i:1;IT1:_:i;;pngecaution. Some- hglps n1e_'to forget ' .aometimes,th'e food '\ I' n ~ `61,:-.` toisgt I. tll1bf _1n1}sic5 _ ;_ The Council ,1n t on Feb. 3, .pursua`nt to adjournnneut, all t e members present and the Reeve in the chair. Communications were "read from W J .Gage conveying the thanks of the Board for _douationto the Muskoka Free Hospital for Consumptives, Uouglas Davidson, acknow- ledging receipt of $5. 00 for Sick Children's Hospital. Toronto. - A - '. - ,4 , `_._ Mrs. Murphy is visiting her_`daugh%f tar, Mrs. Howard. Gooide,` 20` \Whitney;- Ave., North Roseda1e,TAorontQ.-g-Mailf` and Empire. 13- -" -on A ' nn -1: McnuusAu| BOTHWELL BLOCK GENTS . FURNISHINGS and DRY GOODS VESPRA COUNCIL UP-'l`O-DATE . STOCK LOWEST PRICES HA LLAANDA LE -TAFFE'l.`TA-Silk Ribbons, all colors. 3} in. Wide Reg. value 15 to 25, Saturday 12c. 6 u H H to 30 st 190. TOWEL%SM--BATH TOWELS - Linen and Mr. `Frank Heard. resu'!n"e "the G.- '1`. R; this week, takin_g_`.It'1`'i rstv trai1_1 out on Sunday. Q _ ` Murphy her `dang _ Howard Goode, 20* vWhitn_ey Aqua 'KTnr-In `Danna:-11A "I"nuu\nI-A - \'nI . 2 "o TOWELS-Linen Towels with red border- Regular value 20c ea., Saturday ...... ..15c ea. PINS-_-Reg. value 50 paper, Saturday 3 for 5c. KID GLOVES--Ladies Kid Gloves. Regulatj value 1.25, Saturday ....... ..75c pair ` A . R1. C.OUTTS, (`I41 ELL1NG--Extra wide checked all linen towelling. - V ' Regular value 12;.c, $atuTay ................ ..9c. TABLE LINEN--SemiB1eached. 56 inches __1=.'! _ _..___-_.. .....-u._-..u nJ\.&LL5 yxuuuttuu, UU LILUIICB .wide; V _ Regular value 350 yd, Saturday....` ...... ..24c. 72 in, wide 50c .......... ..37c. , Bleachd 68 in." wide, regular value 750 yd, Saiturday 550 yd. BOYS SWEATER COATS-A1l colors. Regular value 75c ea.,,. Saturday ........ .. ' `C 5` 6` 8 C` `C C` I I I c p I O O nu Begul; Iaferk. 3ooo9c6ooooo6o90309663| | My wife E{i}}t "B; the slightest l provocation. nun...` .3- .4... ...... .. ....;.._..u.-;._ AFriend-I Suppose Xoui constit-. ants ask [you a great many quas- `tionsf. A ' "I,l Irsv 1- '1 .u A vsvuu I Candidate-.-No, I make the rst question serve as the text for a four- `hour speech, and than they ar'e_af1-nit! .4-n nub. ant: tnnv-n To THE SUNNY SOUTH I-ICE U The last time it took a sealskino coat. -Philade1phia Journal. ` IIIIILD` (.lI\L VII` to ask any more, . I `I,V `I01 UIVIII What do. you use to resuscitate rherf? 11:-uh , 1 . .n n. . 1 . -. Double Track, Fast Service, Finest Roadbed, Modern Equipment, Unex- lcelled Dining Car Service, all ele- iments of safety_and comfort. J-.4; :.--.: ----_ .upqp - ---.:_.. i No more desirable route than via Grand Trunk and connecting lines. I --...._-- _---- _-___, Estate of A.W. Wilkinson -_.__ - w__--:- The Granvd Trunk Railway System is the popular route from all points jeast through Canada via Chicago. SCRANTON MEXICO, CoI.6RADo, CALI- FORNIA, AND PACIFIC I COAST I>oIN_'I`s. Full information, tickets, etc., from J. E. Bllllngsleu. Dapn A {pm VERY Law RA1`Es WINTER TO URS Clean, bright and well-screened 2000 lbs. to the ton every time. A PLEASANT :A1" noun. '_ Direct from the best mine in ?.'.'.'a T3. 5'." `i'%'.."A-_'? c'.'.3'o'i.' `_'aA\-.-. .. -., Sarah Wllklnson. ....Admlnlstratrlx F1-;ATUREs' A Great Idea. Bad Case." ...50c. ....7oc. ...95c` RT.-HON. A. J . ZBALPOUR `.VVVV V',VVV.VjV7V`7 , moss THE VVAAVA V- A good programme was contribut- ed by the Misses Spearin, Firman, O Connor and Messrs. Lawrence", Fir- man and Wardman.i Little Miss And: may Firman danced the_ Highland Fling, accompanied on the mouth organ by Mr. 0. Lewis. Music fur- nished by the hostess handsome Heintzman & Co. player piano charm- ~ed all present. Bro. Geo. Cummings made a typical happy chairman. mkn nn1nn4-a `l\ `Inn nuuvusxnu A3 nLA-.L v;1j__x.'u.luL.J\u'.`uu 1. . vuI;.L._I_:_:3_qr:I1u ..:L.v_ . _:uf .Iy ` algae; :q.._:_%thL;- :~;a-..sern;on`.-;; ,*.1:ha\ V ' t?;t1I?e*.r1!rf= $1`? 9? M M INDUGTION or 9:11}: Nnwnzoron or PENE'1'ANGUI8H2ENE. % Aaauuuy U1. .I.uLUuI;Uo . , The ceremony took` place in the presence of a large congregation be- fore Evensong, the Rev. Canon Mur- phy, Rural Dean of West Simcoe ..hav- ing been delegated to perform-3 _the "same. - - After an opening hymn Canon Murphy addressed the congregation with reference to the object `of their assembling, the Declaration of Assent enjoined by the.Canons_ of the "Pro- vince, was read by the Rev. N; A, Fitzroy Bonrne and the. Rural` `Dean read the Mandate of Induction, at the close of which the new Rector was conducted into; the " `real, -actual and corporal possession of the Incum- bency of the Parish and of all. the rights,- privileges and emoluments thereto. pertaining, the Keys of the Church being handed to `him by the Churchwardens,- a pledge o.his ;induc-. tion : and of` hisereception` by the con- gregation as ..their appointed_ 4,_minis- ter. _' The Rural a Dean then presented` to-the new Rector the Bible lanhBook of .Common Prayer; to b}ia.=.thev.1`;Ii1_e,l of his conduct in _dispgnsinggiogv?sxHo1y` Word, in leadipngthe .pdevotions.}o the-j~ -P6091-9;. in; `1'..t1 .`..i.I1:!_!-in8f..,_y.. ."'l?.. y'.'v,;"f9i`"*T;- ment9ios0htiI*` <.r-.inu . 4>aiseip1i_ng * ' ` '1`he'~* x b ,_ ---D ----- -mu vussov 'a.uu. nu u.uu.au' ian. Themmeeting will begi:1 in the P t ' Ch h R . E. . I e?z:byw(il1lapeakuricn , thvelegftefiiroon 0%: Walking in Newness of Life, and` in the evening Rev._ Dr. Booth will speak on Christ for Us, Pardon. All who love our Lord and Master and desire more personal experience of His indwelling, and the power of His spirit are invited to meet to- gether to wait upon God in prayer, that He may ll us with His ful- ness. . . ! On` Wednesday the 1st inst., the Rev. N.- A. Fitzroy Bourne, formerly Incumbent of Scarborough, was in- ducted into the Rectory of _Penetang- had already been instituted` by the Bishop of - Toronto. ` ` ` ` rm... .................... ;...-1_ _1-'-- 2,. mm xnishene to which cure of souls he` I Arrangementsi have been made for ,a series of united meetings for the ldeepening of the spiritual life in the churches. The meetings will begin on Monday, Feb. 13th,`and continueto Fe,b.'20th , There will be two meet- "ngs each day in the `afternoon at three and in the Q evening at eight. The subject of the afternoon meeting will be" AspectsA of the Christian Life, and the subject of the even- ing meeting, Christ and the Christ- :,,,.. H rm... ........a:..... ...:'n 1..-...:._ :_. The Rev. W. Hipkin, who in _Octo- berlast resigned his charge as pastor `of the Congregational. Church, but lat the earnest request of his people consented to remain in charge for `three months longer,` has received the unanimous call of a special meeting of the church and congregation to resumethe `full pastorate. In con- senting to accept the call, Mr. Hipkin said that, notwithstanding recent loss- es and discouragements and in view of the present united state of the church and its hearty spirit of co- operation, he looked forward to a bright future for the Congregational- iistrs: of Barrie. nnnn uu Lo VJ II-I-\/Ian ullubb llvllllulo The guests, to the number of about 150, thoroughly enjoyed themselves playing numerous games, after which supper was served on small tables. A4. 4.1.. ..,...,.-1....:..... 411... ........J.... J.L"....1_ `W'i;l1;L c`o1(;,:,r`1"c:g.ationa1' `meeting was held on Wednesday, `Feb; 1st. Plans will be arranged for` the re-organiza-T tion of young people s societies. es- pecially for the` young men of the I congregation. i (tj__-- vv----ujtj ICj1QX&X1O The pastor will speak next Sunday morning on The Sunrise Kingdom and in the evening will deliver. a third address on Missions from` an Aeroplane, which will be followed by a congregational service of song. I Innnnun A2 11`! G1. 'll',11 Iv` V V _.a- _ .e-.v won -av. v auv V-I. DUI-I-so _The league of El. St. Moth. Church? are holding `an eiitertainment on Thursday evening. .A programme will be provided by the members of the League, and the proceeds will be devoted to missionary purposes. __vv..u<.;.a, ._y.:apa:mA. . ` Iflie _`:-1.`Ie 11x`xet A-zidr'o'n.' . `Di:-5c&%s.9i1i Eahglit, Zia` '_con_dgjtitng_ special` so1f%'ice`s5 in Christ .Church.-_ V_es;ira He will meet .nLn-_I- ' addressithefpeoplenn the folldwinip: iI_iites:- Salads)` Feb -12, at-7 p In and Sunda.y" Feb. l9.`at'3"h.m. _' Man there will be - two..maet. ings during the week, `on Mzmday at 7 30 p.r_n. and on Wednesday at 7 80 p` m. 11'- _._- _-1-.-_..,1 ., n - s ._,..--___...J --u u vv I. not- _ .V\'e.are.p1`easer1 to have heen amp to secure the services (if Rev. J. B. A'If|derson for even so limited :1 period. The Rev R G. Macon- chie will also be present at each meetginggll m.IzABm'H srnnir Mmnonxsr. . - V .' I '_ ; Next _SabbathfCol1i`er st. '-Methodist C'.hu'rh " holds its .Missionary Anniveri `usury. 2-`M1 -L.-. `J, H;.' rnffp, B;A., Secret- ary bf` the`, La en s _ Missionary Movement of the: Methodisj; Church of .- Ca,nadgi,, will preach -morning` and evening.` A. This is Mr. : A1-nup s first visit-to_,_ Barrie and'.it will be 9.` great privilege and Vp_lea.sur eV tot llear` him. mgr A=,:Me;enub1ye e%`.o1%-:Bp11eva1ie;ef `Vice-President` `of fthe Synod of Can'ada7(_R.E_`.), Awill` preach both morn-_; ing and evening. in _, Ch_i'ist Church next - -`Sunday. ` His; subject in the morning will; be ,.The Believer s Es- tate 5and. 'IjitIe and in the evening. The Foo1_i_shne_ss `of P_rea'ching..` Q '_``The_' b` g s Last 'Wo1:d_s"- is` the pas_1;9'r s subject for bS_a.bbath evening.` There be a baptismal service `at the,clOs'e'. A cordial welqome to all. CHURCHESI uullxlun VI 145.! IJ\./L V \.4\L Ufl IJLLIIKLL VELILFDI At the conclusion the guests thank- ed the host and hostess `for the de- iightful evening they had spent, and left for their respective homes in the wee sma hours of the morning._ , cqnunn Sr. ;,MI88I0ifA3Y AN- _NIV1BR8AB.Y. _ MINISTBRIAIL XSSOCIATION. Acnnisr `ontjrnozi I CONGREGATIONAL. * White furniture and woodwork can: be beautifully cleaned with whiting.i Wringaannel cloth from hot waters dip it in the dry whiting, and rub well to remove the stains. Then wash oif the whiting with clean? warm water, and dry with a soft cloth. V The rubbing strokes should always be the way of the wood. A vei'y simple method to keep the I..._.]... -.. nasal nl\U\1::`I:l\U| an `A vxrnak "very simp1e`method hands in good condition 1s to wash _them frequently (after work that soils` them much) with soap and hot wat- er, partly dry them, then rub a few drops of glycerine and ammonia. These should be mived in equal parts and kept in a small bottle, well shaken before using. ' ` vous tricks, such as biting the nails and fidgeting with the hands` or feet, for children are very quick to notice and copy these failings; and habits learned in this manner are most tiresome to cure. ` Never keep a nurse with any ner- If a polished knitting needle is dipped into a pail of milk and with- drawn, to be held upright, some of the milk will adhere to the needle if the uid is pure. Even the small- test amount of water} will keep any of . [the milk from adhering. T aha celery salad nlay havet ed on. the addition of nuts to the advant-` age of the saladf Grapes. celery and nuts make another combination: oranges, apples, grapes, "celery and nuts make a salad not'to be improv-' QILCILIKJLL SILL) 1&5-LOUD! The archway leading to the dining- room, was prettilyixed with pink and white lattice work and their em-V blem The B. of L. E. with `mina- ture engine attached, hung in the centre. - ' 1 Ham salad is good made as fol- lows: Grates some cold boiled ham and {add some chopped celery. Mix in some mayonnaise dressing and `serve of lettuce leaves, add a spoon-3 ful of mayonnaise on top of each serving. i _'1`o add. to the festive Aappearanoe of a jellied meat` loaf insert hard- boiled eggs into it before moulding. The slicedeggs give a pretty effect when the loaf is cut. This is said to have been originally a Cuban idea. -0 I If .9. Brussels rug. persists in roll-1 _ing up at the edges it ;.should be! turned over and a good coat of glue} applied. Let it dry before turning,; and there wil1_not be any more trouble. ' ~ Pecan sandwiches always win pop- ularity. Cut slices of graham or rye bread, butter, lay on halves of- shell-; ed pecan nuts,'_sa1t slightly `and serve. } 1 ,1" f"1E3131;'i;st'snt mi in the end of the thread just broken from the spool and run the other end through the eye of the needle the thread will never kink in sewing. L .. .. .. Dates stued with marshmallows, arranged in a circle upon a dessert platter and served\ with ,`whipped cream, make another nice dessert. III 1 Q I 1 _ ,, A___A__ ' Dates cut up and covered with` cream make a simple but delicious dessert. Pile it lightly into a crystal dish and serve with a white walnut `cake. I To prevent baked potatoes from `becoming soggy, break the, skins up- `on taking them from the even. This gives the steam a chance to escape. 'I\ I `I , . _-___-'I AJLL wlck will not work easily. try pulling out a ' thread~ at each edge. This will make it alight- ly smaller, and generally end the dif- culty. _ A III 1 In! ,,._,_.,1,--._1`I____._ " .Eclaii" sl_1ells lled with chicken `salad, e liberally dressed with mayon-N ~aeis`e,_`are-. a favorite dish at Sunday "teas. in _an old New York home. T1} -B. of L. E. d1'v-1io-'4'tf'A11an-'- dale, held the most successful`. At. Home in their history, -,-on Thurs- -day at the `beautiful 'residence of`- Mr. and Mrs. M. O Connor. a`.`rRowan Lawn, when the spacious -rooms were decorated and hung with strings. of pennants, ags, fancy fans and. evergreens, the lovely rooms lending "themselves admirably to the oral` arrangements and the beautif-ulv shaded gas lights. "`Ln nunknvnvv `II L -One of the very timeliest tips; is one on [the ` end" of your rubber. Few people realize that\rub_bers may _be mended as` well as shoes. V ,Wifte}~P0rd8es so1s,`.ki!#;ey grilled ms-so-. 4 V 1;OAauIb"Ii nan` Caving`-And` ,, ' Sewing machine needles may be us- I ed 'much' 1onger if when the points begin. to get dull they are rubbed on a piece of emery board. . ' u on n11 1 pI"f.FUII1u3U, HOLES, _U,IUU.l.|," gu1_1uui:uuu1,. IIIIBKT n ates >anc1_.*_tonj:_atoa.'_ - v ` - `- ` 9 am n; n A ,1%*n .3: -,_-- may be bla.ck_ened by" ,h :f blacking `well into *-the `s1foes__e%ifv'ith;`~ .~_gz rziw -tpvotato g apd then Add-_~ of 'he.dfu1` of chopped - parsleiri for/onigri-to-- the veal when coo1, ~It".im p1"oves' it as much as mint` adds i 7 Slices of oranges may be served to _ the v` lamb. with_ `afternoon tea. instead of lemon. '1`hey"shou1d be about the same size` as slices-~ of lemon. L Cow: visitr~*`What rrV1o;_e"j delicate. "'~._I1i south they often add 9;` tea- spoon of Orleans molasses. to the fr.y`ingjba_con.V It {makes the meat_ an. n .q u A;-tixgy. bit of butter is _often "an I =-igxprovement` to cake frbstings, ` es- pe_c`i_xitl1y7_ -coffee, _choco1ate, maple or" _carame1; Glu; a `the front ghine. - It ` ' `An v% 016. should be water, no an`. fdii F ` . faghiongid V _Shetla_z':_d isliawl >5 wa;sh*ed warm ' vsoap. * _ ; tape measure, rmly ac ross`~ `edge of your sewing"ma- saves much time when;sew- 'l`HE`%%N( ')RTHERN ADVANCE I Mr. Knechtel of the Dominion Fores'.try Dept, lectures on Forest Scenes in Canada .in Trinity Parish Hall, Feb.,10th. No admission fee` will be charged and the public is` ,cordially invited by the Barrie `Hor- vticultural and Town Improvement ;Society, under whose auspices the 1 lecture is given. Referrig to it the ; Calgary Daily, News -says: The views were in natural colours, and v the subject "ably handled from `the , leconomic, commercial, health-giving; and beautifying standpoint s. Scenes were ashed on the canvas from France, -Germany, Switzerland and ` Italy,.as well as from.manyr parts of our conltinent. Summer resorts, sunriseand sunset views,`as well as some of the choicest bits of scenery, were vivdly pictured to an enraptur- ed audience. ' l` Bright prospects for 1911 was the only dividend declared by the Midland Hotel Co. ' at their annual meeting last week. Improve~ ments carried off all the prots. ` ~: Two familxes were rendered homelessby re during last week. ` `- V I `Commencing Monday the G. '1` R. have started running a fast way-freight through to Belleville. This train is in charge of conduc- tor Hausford, and makes the tnp do\v.n one day andhback the next. "It will supply a. long felt want to shippers of perishable goods. V ' I A meeting of the License Commission was he-lxlin Victoria Harbor on Monday. Mr Geo. Crooks, ex-Reeve of 'l`a._v, was appointed to take the place of Mr. Horrell resigned . Mr Wright.fot' Penetang, was appointed clmirman of the Commission. Mr. John Whitelaw, _;o (.Goder'ieh,1. the Express Messenger skilled; vi`Ln~`Mo_1ij-; day s wreck near Paris, -was kndwn`7 in the VI Ward, he being = jma"rr i,ed_ here last fall to Annie Walt0`n,'dAa'ugh[-_, ter of Mr. and Mrs. .-Thos. _Walto'n, Cumberland St. The sympathyl o-. the residents goes out to` -the bereaved ` wife. ~ ~ " MIDLAND NOTES _TOWELLING-Extra heavy 17} inch towel- .'....-. ..'I'I 1......... ...3LL .....1 L-.._`.l-__ ' V "iffglii '1}}1e,"v}`i?h"$d b:>; W Regular value 10c yd., Saturday...;.3 yds 25c. A Table!-Ieape=:1}with Remnants of All Kinds _. V- .- _.-__._ ~----v-- '- -v \r', -vino -0 -`pants. 0- . Regular value 6.50 `to 10.00, Saturday $4.90 MEN S SOFT FRONT SHIRTS-sizes 14; to ---:_. vv V -- --vc -u - r(1;1L$LAI Iuadauni A 1 |.\J lg}, _sep;.r;te ( :u's. Regular 1.00 -value, Saturday .......... ..69c ea. l `BOYS SPECIAL. DARK TWEED SUITS--I _ ages .5 _to_1`0 years. * Regular value $2.50 to $3.00, Saturday $2.19 BOYS OVERCOATS--wi'th Velvet Collar. Regular value 5.00 to 7.50, Saturday 33.95 BOYS OVERCOATS-0-College Ulster style. Regular value 6.50 to 7.75, Saturday $55.65. Y0UNGJ'fMEN's SUITS-sizes 3410 37, long . -1`\I)VI+ DEVllN& ? POSTPONED LECTURE. Train No, 55 for ; Collingfp ,. :9 Monday evening had to` ha;ir`e';-;`r..tyv (i,`.i engines ahead and .a mogul';behi,1_1jd_th'7 start it, on account of th'-7`he_a.`vy: snow drifts. % L K - _ Regular \"'alue 250 per `pair, Sattirday 19c. "(ft 350 A u _ 250. HANDKERCHIEFS-- Ladies Lawn Hem- stitched Handkerchiefs _ , Regular value 50 ea., Saturday .... ..10fo`r 25c. GrLOVES-Ladies Woblen Gloves, a colors. Regular price 25c_, Saturday ......... ...I9c pair MEN?s HEATHER MIXTUR WUOLEN HOSE-- ` LADIES3 BLACK CASHMERE HOSE- `Regular \?a`.1-ue 25 per phir, gzturday 19c. . as ` H I V M . '6. vv . vv . uvjuu auu Iaulvla uu: .l.J_)"lll W U8 [HIM] 8 third time. The By-law nally passed as amended. Wattie--Harris-'l`hu.t the Barrie Exam- iner : tender for the Township printing be `";W`a"tTt ;i-e--Wilson-`-That the Auditors re port of the ttea.surer s accounts with detailed ttateont of receip_t. and `expenditures be ac- cepted . L , , .,. `--" -`. -,..:.s The 8 -law stosping up a portion of the 61;}! can `in and add s road (at present `oc- cupied by the C. P. R.) and opening up por- tionsin lieu there of. `said Hy-law having` "been `read : first and seond time on May 27, e1.909:aud, advertised according to the statutes rosp_octing\8a.me, received_. its third; reading 5` 9.3d'A; - I I ' L ' O` Q/IV - . < -- :o ooooocoq:' 6' , 1 manna uncut: -u'n.&b:'~\' `. `-