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Page Four \.zl|J\l.V\\l u_y n1.IA\.AI\|I\| u..uu_:.u._s,uwuun. On Monday CVO1)iI`lf. .`, May 10th, tho P1-csb_\'te1-ian Young: PoopIo s So- ciety met a`. the home of 1\Ir.'Jz1.<. Cunning']mm, when :1 vm'_\' })In;L<:n1t c\'ening' was spent. A. p1'og`ra1nmr~ THORNTON `Mi-ss Marion Reid of Toronto was the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Reid, over the week end. Mrs. J. C. Neelands spent a day in the city last week. `HI- \I1:l.....l 'I3..._LL 5;. snr\v\t\nvv:v\t\: nu nu. un-.4; uuov vvuvnln Mr. Wihfred Booth is renewing old acquaintances here for a week. 1UI .... 1)-..-" T ,.....I..\.. -3 \ITn`|1y.-u-uy'l'In \ln\.| -s~\.\1I-uouAAAucA-AA\-\.u Al\4L \. Mrs. Percy Louokes of Walkerville is visiting` with her parents, Mr. and Mns. Wm. Wright. 111'}... `I)...`lI.. `KY....'l.....'I,. -3 7'I"..-.nuL.-. 3;. u uuuso .u.u..:. n .u. u ;-bum Miss Beile Neelamhs of Toronto is visiting with her sister. Tl/Tu ...-.,I `A/fun `Linn!-\ \X7n'|Innn -and vAqAuAu_5 vvnuu nu; gnaw;- Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Wallace and son Bruce spent Sunday with friends in the city. `A/7.. '\l71Ln..L D1....1- 3-. ,-u-.,.n,Hnn- .-. .... -.._.. -Mr. Wilbert Black is spending` a week at his home here. Mrs. Robt. Swinton and son of Orillia are visiting at the parsonage. M1`. and Mrs. Harvey Hughes and family spent Sunday with friends in r\._:Il:,. 2 : Orillia. Checked Maxjquesette Curtains, with f1-ill, 2} yards long .$1.75 pair Frilled Muslin Curtains, edged with Rose 01' Blue . . . . . . . . .$1.25 pair Frilled Voile Curtains. . . .$3.50 pair F1-ills in Gold or Bhu: Fringed Panels . . . . . . . . .$2.00 each \JlIlAI(|- Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Jeffrey and fam- ily of Midland were the guests of the |latte1"s sister, Miss Flora Neelands, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Scythes and family called on friends in Thornton on Sunday. Mrs. A. E. Page and Mrs. H. G. Blalliston of Barrie spent Monday at their home here. war 11 1 . 11 ,,,sn,,, ,1` 71.....- __ _.9_ uu:u uuuu. up; u. M1`. Robt. Hamilton of Horning"s Mills spent the week end at the para ouu.u;,\.. Miss Jean Boake of Thornton was the guest of hef aunt, Miss Annie Wallace, on Friday. t`<..._.\..._..1..A.:._.... L- 1|/| .. .-.....] TM ..- boy. vvu.u:u.\:, uu ;;nuu_y. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Third on the arrival of a baby 71'... ........v L`..!....,1,. -4` `ML. \KY:I-..... Kill) : I The many friends of Mr. Wilson Black are sorry to hear that he is not improving` as -they would like. RH}-.. T.......A `l3....AL A1.` 13.....- ..._.. ...,. ....,,.v...., H U . . .-_, ...,..... Miss Irene Pratt of Barrie was the guest of her sister this week. nu .1 - :1 7'7 mu. `\4\.aU u; |x\..\ QIov\zL mug vv\.\,l\.. `The (lirectors of the Innisl Hor- ticultural Socicty held a business. meeting: on A.pri1 29th and `the option coupons with reg'a1' to the society are now ready for distribution. Members may obtain same from irlirectors and ofcers: President, Mrs. J. E. Hoclgson, Churchill; Vice- P1'e:-., Miss Isobel Goodfcllow; Dir-i ectors, Mrs. R. A. Sutherlanrl, NI1`S.i Geo. Young, Mi:<;< Jean Wice; Sec-i '_ rt-t2u'_\', Mr. D. G. Bantingz. I E .\Ii.`<.<:3:~: Rae and Mzu'tha Campbell; .<`pc-nt the wc-ck end at their home`. here. % it vvv 11 .. M1`. Wm. M-athc-son of Toronto conducted thg service hm Contndl church last Sabbath. Mi; Doris? and 1\'Ia1',<:a1'et \V1'g'ht 1'0mle1'0(l a duet. `ll(4\1\. uu yum.-Luu_v . The com.munit_\' was saddened on` `Thursday last when it became known that Chas. Moon had passed away at her home near Eady the previous evening`. Deceased, whose maiden name was Lizzie Currie, was the eldest dau_2'hter of the late Archibald Currie and lived here till her marria_e:e to Mr. Moon nineteen years :1`:-'0. Besides her husband and [two sons, she leaves her mother, four bro`.hers and two sisters, who have the heartfelt sympatliy of the whole community. Those who at- tended the funeral from here were Mr. and Mrs. Neil Currie, Mr. and -Mrs. Archibald Currie, Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Currie, Mrs. Arch. Fletcher and son William, J. A. McLuca.s, Colin Campbell and Hrs. R. E. Walk- |er of Hawkestone. over 800 Branchex including Mr. John T. Bzu'nhz11'd`t, a former! rositlont of this place, pa.<. z1\va_\*l at his home in W-.1sha_2'o last week. Mr. John M. Ba1`nhardt and family att.en funeral, which took place on Saturday. nu,_ A_`__`__,_,,,L,_ __,_, ,, II ,, 1 `of music, 1'ea(Iing's, etc., was ;:;i\'en,I after which games were played and .l .. I... t\`A ..... ..J A.. 2A. .__._._ ......-. --..u,u I...---\,.: u\;\. 1nu_x.u uuu Au (lzmty lunch served. As it was the lust evenin.c_-: that the _\'oun_;` pctrvple C`X:1JOCi}C(i to have their leader, Mrs. Rintoul, with them, they tpok ihe opportunity of presenting` her with a handsome wrist watc-11 and an :ul(l'ress to show their appreciation of her loving` service. Mr. and Mrs. Rintoul both replied very feelingly. u.yA-\,uuu, l)A\. mu. _.,.4uu. Dear Mr. and Mrs. Grey--We, your friends and neighbours, are very sorry to hear of your departure from our community. We have 9:111./i'ICl'C(i to-night tolexpress in some `s1_:ht way our best wishes for your future happiness and prosperity in your new home. We would ask you, Mrs. Grey, to accept; this toaster, and Mr. Grey this pipe, not for their, appraised value, but as a slight token of remembrance. .-.- 1 u 1 In n nv u A very pleasant evening` was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Grey on May 5th, when about fty of their friends and neighlbvors gath- ered to wish them joy and prosperity in their new home in Barrie. The following address was read by Miss Noleta Pearson and Mr. Addison McKenzie presented the gifts. Y\...... 7UI'.. .....I If... f`...... `If. Sigrnml on behalf of your 'f1`iex1ds,l 1\I1's. W. Lucas, Mrs. W. Hunter, Mrs. J. Fc-1'1'ic1' and Mrs. W. E. Pear-` CENTRAL ORO STROUD -Seiied ..`%yi_th a hemmorage on Sat- urday night last, Mrs. Louisa Living- ston passed away. She had been in poor health for the last three years, but had been able to attend to her household duties. Mrs. Livingston was born in Orb township 64 years ago, the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Gardner, where she" lived till her marriage to Mr. Neil B. Livingston 44 years ago, when she went to live in Minesimg. Her husband died in 1906 and in 1913 Mrs. Livingston came to Bar- rie, where she has lived ever since. She was an ardent worker in the Baptist church both in Minesing and in Barrie. She is survived by one datrxliter, Mrs. Harold Kerfoot, in California, and six sons, Norman of Toronto, Frank, Will, Earl, Cecil and Morley, all in Barrie. Also four sis- ters, Mrs. Jos. Graham, Mannville, Alta.; Mrs. R. G. Addison, Torornto; Mrs. L. -Spooner, Dalston, Mrs. Pheobe Stewart, Dalston, and three brothers, George Gardner, McCor- mick, Wash.; Charles of Sutaluta, Sask., and S. T. Gardner of Barrie. The funeral took place on Tues- from `the residence, 62 Small St. After a short service at the house, a' ling-2` number followed the remains to Minesing, where a service was `helydyin the United church, eondwcted by Rev. _Whan and Rev. Price, after which interment took place in the Minesing cemetery. - mi... .~........ 1..-..-.n+1'4`..1 Hi-.w.1 4.-:kn4-no UJIIIUDIIIE |.ClllCl.CL_yo The many beautiful oral tributes bore silent tribute to the high (steam in which deceased was held. Vancouver Victoria. Calgary Edmonton Regina VVinnipeg Fort ur:n:.... Death claimed another represent.-a~ tive oflone of the oldest pioneer families of Simcoe in the person of Charles Albert Luck, who passed away early last Friday morning at the age of 82 years, after a year s illness. The late Mr. Luck was born at Crown Hill, the son of the late Edward and Jane Luck. Forty- three years ago he moved to Barrie and worked here till within a year of his demise. Mr. Luck was well known and hig"nly respected both in tBarrie and in the surrounding` coun- try. He was married in 1866 Margaret ';\IcGenert_\' of Newmarket, who .=ur\'ives him, along: with seven children, ;\Ir.<. Jas. ,Diekie.~: of 5P(`ll(`i2lll_L', Mrs. William Waring . iof Toronto, Edward and AL1;~".in Luck `of Barrie, Milford of Buffalo, Mrs. ;G. Walker and Elmer Luck of Lon- idon. There are also `.went_\'-one gkgrandchildren, eleven great grand- 'chil:lren, and two f.`,'l`021i, 5:11-zit grand~ children. I m. . . `r 1 . to` i\.uuxu.\,u. i The late Mr. Luck was a veteran `of the Fenian Raids and his funeral, which was a very 1a1'g`e one, was under military auspices. A body of veterans niarched with the funeral procession and the 13.01. Cadet 'Co1'ps Band played. The pail-bearers were Messrs. John Bowman, W. B. Guest, Wm. Lowe, John .'-\conIe_\', Jas. Miller and D. Tucker. uuuq AIAIAALA uuu u. Luunxn. Among: those atten the fun- in era] from a distance were : Milford Luck and sons Re5J:inal and Harold of Buffalo, Elmer Luck and (laugh- ter Velma and Mrs. Gordon Walker `of London, Mrs. Waring` and Murray Luck of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. EI- mer Dickie of St. Catliarines, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Dickie and Mrs. Mary Warnica and Dora Warnica of Pene- tangr, Mrs. Mc.\'ab of Hamilton, and also a number from Queensville. The service was conducted by Rev. E. J. Whan. interment being` made at Crown Hill cemeter_\ . MRS. THOS. BROWN: There died in Lethbri Alberta, on FI`l(lJZl_\', Hay 7th, following a i'ortni_;~l1t s illness, Mrs. Thomas Brown, in her 80th _\'ea1'. The late `l\Ir.<. Browrn, whose maiden name was M:11`_\' O'Neill, was born in Bzwrie, the :laug;hte1' of the late Jolm O Neil1. She lived in Barrie all her life, her home latterly being` at 24 Collier St., until the death of her hus-band seven years, ago, when she` went to live witl1'her son in Lethl)ri(lg'e. One and one son, T. D. Brown, of Leth- ibriglge, remain to mourn her loss. "l`l-.n -Pnnnunl 0-nnlp nlnnn An T`nn:- sister Mrs. David Powell, of Barrie, ` ` Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Lee of Barrie announce the r\n_-:z1_Q'e11wnt of their nlrlest I-:1L1y.:'I1tm', Olive Virfrixlia, to .M1'. I\'m1nvt,h P. Hm'\'o_\', son of Mr. `amj Mrs. K. W. Hzu'vo_v, of Wood- istock, the. ma1'1'iage to take place quietly the m` M` `.\ T:1_\'. xy ` M'R's. I.1:.QU1sA LIVINGSTON vu;-xub-., ..\,-u.u... vv ---vunu H; nuou. The funeral took place on Tues- diaylmorning` on the arrival of the Miclhurst; train to St. M'zu`_v`s church and cemetery. Dean Sweeney and Rev. Father Brennan officiated. Those acting as pall~beare1's were Messrs. F. Haig'h t, Chas. Devlin, F. Hzifnmond, P. Kearns, B. O Neill and n1 hr. A ..A.L_. .nu.uu.unuuu, A. . T. McArthy. rnnu .u: - nnuwnunnu Mrs. Chas. Luck and family wish to thank their friends` and acquaint- ances for all their kindness during their recent bm'eav0n1m1*.. THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1926. Fringed Silk Panels ....$5.00 each Brussel Net Curtains, with Batten- .._._. ..1.-.J._ 011 ..._.J.. CHAS. -LVUCK ' CARD OF THANKS IN CANADA Fancy Bath Towels . . . . . . .50c each Pink, Blue, Mauve and Gold Borders. 19x36. ror: \ViH'|am \Vindsor, Ont` KJHK London Hamilton Toronto Ottawa Montreal Quebec St. john, NJ` Fancy Bath Towels . . . . . . .75c ea:h Pink, Mauve. Size 22x40. Fancy Bath Towels . . . . .$1.00 each- Whito with afncy border and stripes, 23x42. Colored Bath Towels, 18x40, 75c pr. 21x43 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$1.00 pr. A11 Linen Towels . . . . . . .$1.00 each 1)l..,. f1,\'|,'l T)!\f`nl\ 13..`..`l-_. I\__., ,1 Halifax Sydney Charlotte- rnw Rev. J. S. Shorbt is spending` a few days in Toronto. each B1110, Gold, Rose Border, 1):1.1nns1< pattern. With each purchase of 25c you get a cash discount bond. good for one cent on your next purchase, Save these or spend them as you buy. Where Most People Trade PERSONALS FL umnuva. -I-I vu \Iu.J. uwxuu, H Ll.-1.1 ..lJLLl,LuLL burg co1'11e1's, ccru shade, $11 pair BARRIE BRANCH THORNTON BRANCH Ont. E. B. Sufciffe & C0. PHONE 161 The Royal Bank of Canada TOWELS Dr. E. L. Brereton is spending 21! few days in Toronto with Mrs. Brere- ' ton, who is in a hospital there. -Rev. Dr. R. J. D. Simpson of To- ronto visited his brother, Dr. L. J. Simpson, of Barrie, last week. LL. 13-2.. 01-..... A4` (X.-.1llnn~un.-mi Mn Miss Cathexzine O'Neill of Tovfontol attended the funeral of her aunt',| `Mrs. Thos. Brown, hero on Tues-.1a_V. ! Rev. J. MacDouga11, D.D., of Hill-I SIIC, Muskoka, is spending :1 cuple of weeks at his home in Bamrie. I 1 Koppel Lally, in company with Ronald Gomlerham and Jim Ma}.-`ill, members of his fraternity at the University of Toronto, sailed from Montreal for England last week, there to 20111` Great Britain and later Belgium and France. W. R. King` of Toronto spam the week end at his home on Toronto` ;.,. i Misses Janet and Frankie Camp- bell spent the week end with zheir `aunt, Mrs. T. Sinclair. xK:__ r ru\v,,-n ,0 n'1..,,._-_- ! Rev. W. J. Watt of Bu1-k s Falls visited over Wctlnesday nig;ht with his siiner in Barrie, en route to at- tend the meting of Toronto Confer- I. R. Dier. Manager M. \`4" - 0. Manager 355 Damask Towels, ne union quality, H.S., 19x35 . . . . . . . . . ..99c each Plain Linen Towels . . . . . . .750 pair Holnmod ends, 18x34: 10 oz. White Duck . . . . . . .50c yard For a\\'ning`s, roofs, etc-. Down-proof Ticking ..50c yard Shirting . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..25c yard WVhite with white stripe, black with white strips, blue with white stripe. Rockfast Shirting . . . . . ..35c yard Black with white and pick and pick. Blue and White Stripe Denim, for ..Shirts or Overalls .. .. .50c yard Drills and Galateas for oJ1i'.(F1'~`11's \\'0a1' at . . . . . . . .35c and 40c yard -Juupauu, Lu. A_:u.LLu., LKALJU vvwunlu Mr. Eric Sloan of Oollingwood re- newed acquaintancos in town on Tuesday. 1\/I :~. xv--- h,.U.... 1-mu u-n+.n~nml Ginghams, 32 in. wide ....25c yard Taylor s Borax Soap, 16 b.-.11-s . .$1.00 Tay1or s Borax Soap Flakes, 2133. 25c Successors to J. Sutcliffe & Sons IUU IXTHIICIXPS including London New York 1).. I till.` Baruelonzt St. John's, Nfld. bur Ilavana San Juan Sumo I\...ui... Nassau I unof Spain } .11e:m.-;AirCi' Rio do 1.. nah-n aanm Domingu l ort-au- D M... ... 1111.! in Colmnbixl Peru Venezuela janeirn Montevideo F`- .. ABROAD L ucauag . Miss Nora Deart has returned` home after completing her third year at Queen's University. 1,1 nnnn .. 111,-.3-. vxrltl T4`;lurnv;i Tannin- DUCKS AND SHIRTING ull S, Nfld. nu i Morley" Dyer, who had the mis- ifortune to cut his foot with an axe ;on Monday, is reportetl doing` nice- 5 15'- | .\IY_ A..- ........ L- I--. 1.1,. -_, I x;r,,,, Elmer Dyer left for New York on] `Friday to spend the summer. We all wish him the best of success. I l . 1: (`I u . ~ . . u vnuu nun Mr. and Mrs. G. Muckie and Miss Lavina M-acWatters of Toronto motored up and spent Sunday with M1`. and Mrs. D. Macwatters. ;r mu, vynv v.1. ouuuuaa. vM1'. nd Mrs. Fred Brown spent Sumla_\' with M1`. and Ed. Can` `of 1 ainswick. Vt nu I -We are sorry to lose Mr. and Mrs. [Crane and family`, who have moved lto Toronto. .u;. s4.AI\| u;..;. .u. .uu.\.vvu.uux.L.v. Miss Mary Loug'11eed has returned home after spending; a week with .Mr;'. H. Reynolils at Vine. Mrs. F. Guest and da.ug'hte1' Max'- ion visited friends in Toronto lasrt week. ';\'h'. and Mrs. Chas. Minnikin of Orillia spent; Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Minnikin. Sl.lI1(l2l_\' visitors at Mrs. Chas. l Ca.mpl)ell s VV(`l'0 Mr. and Mrs. R. ~`.ob.'~:on' and son of Crown Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Fe1'guso11 and family of St1`OLl(l. I I u. -- .. .\ .. ..... Miss Hazel Mart of Toronto spa-n t: over Sunday at home. -n -.-~r~u..- 1:, p LJ\,L\1u\|. Mr. and Mrs. R. Reynolds of Bar- rie and Mr. Wm. Purchase of E9,`- bort were Sunday visitors at Wm. Hunter's. up v - I 5 s. vv\.\.Is 1.:-v A|.In uuuu; .,, ...... Mr. and Mrs. Schandling hurst spent Sunday at W. I kins . up . -- -- Lynn of Allamlale is srpend- ing: a week with her d=au:.';htcr, Mrs. W. R. Hopkins. Ynl... r -.c 7 IV____._L_ .. ..v,nuu.:. John .G.landeld of Toronto is spondng 21 week at his home here. . \:f.. .....I 1M ..- C<-1_.....11:.__. _L It?! . nnua and Mrs. Hamilton and family spent Sunday Hunter's, 10th line. TJHLL I:f..1.... -2 I`|_....!_ __ J--...-u.. u, LVUII All Ruth Maley of`Bar1'ie spent the week end with Mrs. Alfred Dyer. Dntn !"nwu.1...Il AL` fIV......._4... ..__..L `.u -..u u: n -1...). ALl.LLl.\J. u_yl;L. ` `Reta Campbell of Toronto spent Ithe week end at her home here. I The oicers and members of Bay- view Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, No. 105, enjoyed a social even- ing` Monday, May 10th, in their new hall on Owen St. After the reg'uIar `order of business. an hour or two was spent in p1'o,r:ressive euchre, af- ter which refreshments were served. Prizes were awarded to holders of `lucky numbers. Ladies nst prize was won by Mrs. B1o5:_e'; grents mt prize by W. Minnikin. All enjoyed :1 \'e:`_\' pleztsant evening. HOLLY an vcuuuln .: unu--A...-4;. Messrs. Herb. and Edward Jamie- son visited their home here last week. `I 1 1 n, The Noifthern `Advance of Mid- 1-; 71- Hunter . Vt? v1\/Liss Mary Mason of the R.V. Hospital spent Sunday with her par- ents here. -,.-.9 Miss Bessie Lennox, Miss Bernice Haggerty and Mr. H. Charles of Richmond Hill spent the week end wi ol1 Mr. and Mrs. Jas. A. Lennox. `Miss Jennie C-outts of `Stone Memorial -Hospital, Parry Sound, is visiting with her parents here. ' Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Stewart and Mr. Ivan Maw spent the week end in Orillia. Mr. and Mrs. Preston Thompson and family of Aurora spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Thompson. IN V. ,`L'4h1I\Pd `I3I,...1-..L....'l- 1.... \C)\ vvauu u;.L. uuu AVLLD- 1;. M15. Charles Blackstock has re- cu1'ne(l home from an extended visit in Toronto. She was accompanied by Dr. R. and Mrs. Blackytock and little son Walter of Mount Dennis. 111 1 ; Anvllllluvvxna nun gun nuu.x.:. \IJ. .u\....... .4\.......,. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gmose and family and Mrs. S. McLean of Bar- rie spent Sunday with Thornton friends. I I -. .... . .. II`! .I VVUIZA. Mr. Jack Robinson has returned home for the holidays after com- Mr. and Mrs. Geor,<:;e Crzuvford of pleting a ycar s coursr: in I01`::stryEOro Station` announce the n`.ar1'iz1g'e at Toronto. `gof their second dau, .VIaI::r-Met Mr. and Mrs. Linrl:~:4y of OvilIEa}Bt.-zttricc, to Mr. Carland C3.mp"oell, have taken up rr::~:irl<.-ncr: on NIur3"W)()tl1 of Toronto, for Thursday, May St, ;20th, at (31 Elm Avenue. l .n.; n.uuu. Mr. and Mrs. Archie McLean and son Willie spent Sunday with their daug`h~te1', Mrs. Frank Fell. Miss Janet Canmbell spent the week end in Barrie. It 1- `I1 nu - .u - 1 vv\,\.u \.u.u nu .4.-u;.u.. ` J. W. Thompson is on the sick list. now. -Mr. Jas. Henry -of Aurora spent the week end with friends here. -. IN 1 nu. uyvu uuu uuvu .;;u,uuu AA\.L\.- Mrs. Alex. Stewart had the mis- fontune to fall, but we are`g:1a(1 to report she was not seriously hurt. T).u... 117 A I...-..._t..v. A9 7'l`..tA-nu ;\,v1;u..-. uAA\/ uuu uvu .n....vu..u_v Anvunun Revs. W. A. Cranston 0-f Totten- ham and Fe1'.gm.son of Cookstown ' visited at the manse on Tuesday. D-.. A I` T)Z...L....l N! T) 13` v|aAu\.\.t uv v|A\. unuuux. uu A.v|\.u\Iu._y- . Rev. A. G. Rinbcul, Mr. R. Coultel` and Mr. J. A. Conbett at-' tended the Presbytery on Tuesday in Allandale Presbyterian church. Next Sunday, May 16th, Rev. A. G. Rintoul wilrl preach his farewell sermon at the Townline church. nu . vv :1 Mr. A. Halbert was uppointedl (lelegate to the United Church Con- ference held in Toronto this week. I 1\ at -v 1 n n .2 ';\.;\.u\.\. AL\.A\| nu Lvnumvv mug u\.\.u.| Rev. Mr. Jones and son of Guthrie visited with Rev. and Mrs. Rintouli on Monday. | IV! `to . vs \ nu u .,.. ....,..\..._.. I Trinity Mission Band will be held |aftc-1' the S.S. session Sunday morn- ..._,. V M1`. Bird of Bracebri has taken `Mr. Ke1ly s place, who has 1'ccen`.l_V `1'e. from the Royal Bank here. '\v.. 1:... A 1-........ .....I 11:. 117 We Have a Nice Selection of New Frilled Curtains to Choose From 1 'M1'. Jas. A. Lenno.;: and M1`. `VV. J. C. Boake zlttclulc-(1 the funeral of! .;`.`Ii:<.< Ruth Brown last Fri I I -n .1 - u . . .n 1 |.u. A...-. .-.u-uu u.../ ;..-.u_\. Both grain elevators here will be closed on Saturdays from now till September. `LT I\I/\.` 31.... \I71...,, `v|l il1!A.,.._ -1 ..-1 ........ .. M1-. and Mrs. VVa1`.e1- Z\Iil]i_2'an oil T01-onto spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Cros`s`1ey. I\Irs. C1'd. Icy returned to the city with them. 7111.- T._..!.... Y._._LZA._L- ___:n .___.A. _L. .\.y A\.Vl.AAll\.\I uv us. \/A\.'.\ n-um wn,:u. The Junior Institute will meet at the heme of Miss Dora Clarke on Tl1ll1TS(la)', May 20th. All _\'oun_2' ladies of the community are cordial- ly invited. tr` n. 1 n. w Trinity Sunday School anniversary will be held on the 6th of June.| Rev. Mr. McEwen of Churchill will .be the special speaker. The musical committee are busy training the children s choir for the lay. A .1 A nrn- wvn As the pastor of Trinity United church is atten(lin_2' Conference in .Toronto this week, next Sunday the Sun School will be held at 10.30 a.m., and in the evening the Young People's Circle will conduct the ser- vice. Come and encourag;e the young` people by your presence. `|\,TA#1.n.. D." .........C..,. .....- t:LL2......1.. ,v...., ,,w,,.- .., `V\l|-IA. ,,.-....... Mothers Day service was ttingly ubserved zi-t the Townline church on Sun(la_V a.f'te1`no0n, when the pastor pleaehed :1 very inspi1'in_ semnon from Iszxizlh, 66th C`hZL])., and the 13th ..,...h,. u.\,. n..,. .. ... 1..- \\r\L1\f\I|| IA\llll ..-......., vwvnn \,.....,,., uuu .-n., Lillflll v(-rsc, As one whom his mother` compareth. In the Sunday School the printed p1'og`1'zmm1cs were used. lI".. L.. T -.IZ 74 A1.) .- L. ..J. LI." ,.......\. '~ll.\l LI.lrIllAlI\,o) u\..\ wk... '[`rinit_v Ladies Aid met at the home of `.`Ix's. Masdn on Wednesday zxftornoon. It xvas decided to . an ;1u L quilt in the near future, z1l.~"o to do some rcpzlirillgx to the 1)i11T>`0]11L_1'0. Two new mmnbun-.~1 were rece.ived. A dainty lunch was served by the hostess, assisvted by Ivfrs. Clarke. at Mothers Day was ttingrly ob- served in Trinity church on Sunday. In the morning: the pastor spoke on ``Mother s Love, taking for his text There stood by the cross, Mary, the mother of Jesus. He said Mothers Day was observed several centuries ago on the second Sunday in Lent. The custom was renewed by Miss Jervis in 1906. Mothers Day is not intended to take any honor away from father, and i.s fathers day as well. The mothers choir rendered snuitabtle music for the occasion. In the evening the choir, assisted by Misses Millligran and Jamieson and Neville Jamieson. gave a sacred can- tata, Mothers of the Bible. The pastor also spoke on the mothers of the Bible, commencing" with Mother Eve and ending: with Mary. the mother of Jeslxs. Both S(`fl`\'lC(`.< were enjoyed by splendid C0l`L2`1'C_L`,`2).tl0llS. Q \Ynn,ln.v .......I..... `.III .... 1l\A.L NEW CURTAINS !