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English and Canadian Made Golf Hose, in all the 1m])111;11- <-0101's and pa`rt0H.1S. _`___4\__`_ ' Q1 nn 4... mo nn - p.u.a..n cuuu vv UU1 .l2\aJ.UUULl, \\'lllT' English Fancy Cashmere . . . English Brogue Sox, heavy English Silk and Wool . . . . . Diamond. Pattern Cashmere Interwoven, all shades . . . . . . . . . . . .. Silk and W001 Ribbed, \\'inte1.' weight Enxrlish "I-Tannv nchrnnrn Phone 39 Xmas Shopping Suggestions MANY NEW SUGGESTIONS ARE OFFER ED THIS CHRISTMAS, AT NEW LOW PRICES, IN KEEPING WITH THIS YEAR S BUYING POWER. No Hosiery Priced Over $1.00 Pair- I2'CCu"v1'PARA BLE IN ITS EXQUISITE TONE AND ELEGANCE T Many .-. $3.133 Ahead of the Best of the J ("(>\".'l.\'(rC n(.`U.R9T:1]j[<` OF 'l`HIS 1*`.-\C'l_` BY SE] ;.1anne1e;,'.e Night Pure Linen Initial, white . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 for $1.00 _ . _ _ ._ . . . _ . _ . . _ _ $1.50 and $200 gclillolred Iiliiitial . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 for $1.09 te Pyjamas . _ _ _ _ _ $2.00 and $2.50 ure_ men, 1) .1111 ._ . . . . . . . . . .. c and 500 eacn 3h Pyjamas _ . _ . _ $250 and $2.95 , Fancy Silk Handkeichiefs ....50c, 75c, $1.00 each . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$3.75 and $4.50 NECKWEAR PRICED UP To $1.00 SWEATERS E\'L`l`_\' tie 11o:11`1_V pm-kcd in :1 gift box and inclbreakers . . . . . . . $8.50 to $9.73 No Tie Priced Over $1_()('] lclbreakers, colors brown, bluc g BOYS DEPARTMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.5:; l Vin`1b1 9ake1 S'f'> 8'1' *1`-`d Leatherette Windbreakers sizes 96 to 34- $3 25 - - - - - - - - - . - - - - - - - - - - - --$6-00 Leatherette Wi11db1*eal vvith iipper ...'L' "$3.75 A 01 Outdoor Sport, Inll) ('0l()l' . AVia,tion Caps to match I ` A 750 . i - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -$4-95 1 Leather Aviation Cap . S . ' ' . ' . ' 95 -*'IW* >\'=`< ----$2-95 and $3-95 `E Blue Chinchilla Aviation Caps """' " +50 Coat : W3 "'-"er for "3"-~`*'=' Blanket Cloth Winclbreakers . ` I . 5'0. 09 t - - - - - - - ~ - - - - - - ~ $250 to $500 . Leather Gauntlets vvith fringe .......... . . .750 pair Hove - ' ~ - - - ~ - - - - ' - - - - --$250 Black Horeehide Gauntlet . . . . . . . . ..$1.15 pair '0OL UNDERWEAR CANES f Leather Mltts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .300 and 500 pan- !S BELTS GLOVES Ziibbon Cotton Combination Underwear ..95c Suit ETC. ETC. . Flannelette Night Gowns . . . . . . . . . . . ..$1.00 each UNDERWEAR STOCKINGS GOLF HOSE SHIRTS SWEATERS }&Ii:OUSES ETC. BOYS CLOTHING-SUITS AND OVERCCATS At a Saving of 20`/(. ' Plione a:1.l Mail Orders will receive Careful and Prompt Attention. Hosiery MAGIC NOTES FROM to $3.00 pair . . . . ..75c pair might . . . .75c pan- . . . . . . . . . .75c pair . . . . . . ..$1.00 pail` ; . . . . . . ..$1.00 pair .75c and $1.00 pair I U VV 1&9 .$2.5O J. D. MILXE Fine French Flannel, collar a`rl'acl1ed, colors blue, g*ra_V and fawn, sizes 14; to 17:} . . . .$2.75 each Polo Shirts, \\'l1i re 1'a_\'on, 14-._% to 16 ....$1.95 each Flannel Polo Shirts, 14-1,- to 16 . . . . . . . ..$2.95 each White Broadcloth, collar 21t [ached $1.95, $2.50, $3.50 White Broadcloth, separate collar $1.95, $2.50, $3.50 Colored Broadcloth, 2 separate collars $2.00 to $2.50 20 T0 33 1-3% SAVING ON SUITS AND OVERCOATS RAYON SILK UNDERWEAR Shirts and Shorts, colors white, mauve, blue and Crown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.00 per garment. Rayon C`ombina.tions, white . . . .$1.25 to $2.35 Suit Fancy Striped Rayon Combinations . . . .$2.00 Suit THE AIR" l.I3}L\'G .~\I\"If) II]<].~\R'[N(} and Phonograph, at Next dgor to McCu11ough s Grocery HANDKERCI-IIEFS Everything in Eieutx-ical Fixtures and Sundries. The Northern Advance SHIRTS the Rest for % . . . . ..3 $1.00 i . .250 each .500, | Ll ubLL'(l LIIUSC ZU1lll\'Ol'S21l'_V F1.'l(`(.~`! would result in some opening 111:-H hearts and letting` JL-.~:us in. If we take Jesus in earnest J'l won t: be very long` before people] will see that we are mirroring thci cha1'z1cter of Jesus. Say to your; .=cl\'e.<, `I ll try to think what :1 man ought to be and I'll be that mzm.i Lklllb was IOVC." I In closing` Dr. ('.`hown said he trustod tlmsc ax1nE\'e1'sz1ry .=e1".'icc.- 111: -r lhearts 551+` 1Vv\ `l\1w/\ 'r., I I I . V ving on the crest of their philosophic {heights and"have brought forth Lh( 'royal diadem and crowned Him King; `of all. The bigger a man grows `the more Jesus means to him. Rea? Christianity is a life lived within a life. We must have a God \`.'Z`.0 comes near to us, who becomes om ;of us, and we have that. God camtl [through Jesus who gave us such a revelation as to es'ublish 21 Contact between us and God and that con- tact was love. In ,.1n:..'m.- run r*1-Am --" ' ` |>u`t\L' lJL nel(l E110 tee: of Jesus stand-' -j-- 1 Golden Star Lodfxn, EQ`lO'RAA\`l 3" 551, held its annual election or ofcers on Thursday evening, Dec! -1th. After generzll bu; W..\l.| Sister T. Reynolds declared thr ofllcos vacam and asked P.M. Sistml N. Hur.~:t to take the chair and con-] duct the election. The following; lSi.~`wr.: were elected: 3 l.P.M., Sister T. Reynolds; W..\1.,! GI.-,... I `r1,..).).~_,-. ~r\ Ir LU nu:-2p nations Irom committing suicide. The `Man who Dared to be God once and for all time mane full and suicient sacrifice for us, lbearing all our `transgressions, carry- ing" the burden of our sorrow, shed- lding His blood to save the world, a world that sooner or later must come ,to realize the import of that sacr. lfiec. It required gigalitic goo_dne-5.: {to see the splrituality, the glories of jliumzmity, as Jesus did. Great moi; l`llLl\'C beheld the feet of Jesus stand- ziurr orr=.<+. m +hm`.- 1\l`I;]r\:~n1\`x:.- "oJ.~"r`1` L. 1 a(1(I1s: Hooper; Chapla Gear; Rec. SC(`., Euros; Fin. Sec-., 'I`1`cas., Sister M. Sister E. Sheplu ;to1' M. Reynolds; )Ia1's0llus; I.G., !o.G., Sister, H. `Skier 7\`T Urinal FITHURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1930 m.-_\no|u.<, ..\'1. b'!.~`1.'l.`l' In.=t:Illation of `zhe lofccrs will take place evening, Dec 18. In; _P.M. Sister R. Doyle. lunch will be served. I-'-`--~'---`go: L-U--1 watt": 1'. Dau'1'zl11(`L_;: O_.G., S1ster,_I-I. Hunter; 1st Com..,[ 1:~:ter,_ M. Prmgzlo; Znfl Com., Sisic-rj .I-I`(`*Qu1`1'e; 31'd_ Com.,`S1ste1' Szmnde1'.<:;J _`.< .1` Con_1., Sx-ter Ia. `Chapman; 5&5 iL_u1u._. Slster M. I\Izu't.m; G.v_1;11~(1i;uL ig}-for C; Hold-.~n; Auditors, 1>..M.; 1llr`-\\:?1lo1(l \] :[)o3q1I'C`Ytr vpgllf Sb-tel` T`: -. -y _ -A . ..~ 31 .\. .Iurst. . In.=t:I]la_t1o:1of m-\\'ly-electenl on T11m'.:(lL1_V` E-)\'11111.2'_, h1. o"1cr-12! _` 41.1 S1s_ter After whi(:.':I guncn ml] ho Cr-rvnrl . C1iJ.b':;;1:`S Eli} n}111manI1t.y.H Jesus ]| am tie rut." n im were a the essentials of the truth concerning iGod that people need,_ to know Qoa. `[He spoke as one havi`ng: authority. .3 J ' ' 5 ~. 52 n L`i"i%7.t} T`3i1e vml1td`thc?f 32231 nations will tumble, declared tho- ,pi`eachcr. There are some forms [of insanity simply driving` men into possibly another. war. The League of Nations has its hands full `trying to keep nations from I D211-ed to ho L uuugs Lnagu P{'on1oLe wars ana SE1`1Ie- was the Rev. E. R. Yo! Ffhese advancements are, however. A delightfully interest the fruits of the church, and they had been arranged, e have their roots deep down in the solos by Mr. Jay, Mrs. R past, in whai`: we term the goou, Ruth Houghton. Miss A old time religion. ton; readings by Miss J Seeing is Knowing ieson and Miss Grgneview In the morning Dr. Chown chos'e of Thornton, Mr. Cour the 21st verse of the 12th cl1apte:lHe1h. Johnson of Mid] of the Gospel according to St. John Edna Rowe and Mrs. G: as the text for his sermon. Arounu quartetle mlmbers by the words, Sir, we would see~thr~ Thornton Division Jesus, he wove the story of thelenjoyetl. Mr. Jarvis world's need of the Son of God fromlthough times of pro~ creation. The spiritual vitality `xnleconomic depression com `the personality of Jesus had been ulyet prosperity is heightei .co1npel1ing force from the beginninglpression made the lighter of his ministry, Dr. Chown pointediportion in which we u ,out. There was nothing frail o. benecially spend our 1 anemic about this Jesus who came ably ponted out that a lc to save the world. He was no 1-e- sumption of alcoholic specter of persons. When He saxu,-made for greater prospe, If 1 be lifted up I will draw alllan increased use of men unto me, he meant all kinds liquors made for a greai of men. His appeal was to all depression. classes of humanity. Jesus said ] Dr. Brace. who inh the TI'11l'l1." lh l-I51 um:-a all nu.) ,.`l.:AL` ....,...1.,... .1.` IL. ..... sktvloul` and our missionary en'orts' are on a higher plane. Business men are organizing into service, and doing real -Christian work. Our Sunday Schools to-day are the greatest harvest elds for the church : Finally, the movement -toward church union the world over is, per- ` 113.135, the strongest indication of u 1 new and better day. The new slo- gzm is interindependent., not in- dependent. Only by the fostering o1 . this spirit can we get rid of those 1 things than promote wars and strife. ~ Ti'H3:c- ndvnnr-pn1m1f: nwn hnwnvrw L.O.B~.A. OFFICERS E-I:.ECTED (Continued from page one) J thought of service, is still in the) pagan state. We have a broader conceptiion of Jesus as a world saviour and our missionary e`orts hiQ`he.1' n]2m=. Rn:1'na=-=[ MILEST0NEMMi1;1;.Ei']_D AT LOCAL CHURCH ...... ....--urasr-an-;Lr-ll?J`:?.F\3T3'Kf$'. ' I1` is not too early to suggest C]1risl|.._ , `rot; early to s<::'u1*c them. Shop oar-I_\'. and lines are more complete. A 'f"(;\\' :.. .b`.-mc_\' S].ippc1-S. l\I0ccz1sins, I-'I0si.o.1-Ix , Ow 1m1v11 {'0 be z1}L)p'm(-i:1{:e(1, a pim-0 of I`-;:N TRAVELLING CASF. nr (`I III: run The Columbia Conabiazation, Radio Seventeen Dgys %iXa*a1as `~'.v.\'-1-v,-:1-z.'4~n.-.-,.\-e..-_;.......-_..... .___. .,_ _; vrrkf n? |:n\I\'I-nn u nut. ecu, 1 .x Po Sllepllord; Reynolds; D. In: T F,` C'3-~ U u,!:lI|,lTl'lillU[l, cl V TMRAVELLING CASE ; u. 01 l Sisttw ] In 0nd 4 LU ouuw. uuuI1`011Htl10l!g'n mmcs oi pro~`pority and mutual vxtallty mleconomlc come in cycles, ` heightened and (ie from be2inninn|m'ession mndn Hm hrrhlnv en Hm mm, J.`J'_V a pail of our full-l :1sl1im10d pilk Jilnse \\'i1'11 1110 nvw hoe}. A-\l':,1(1v b_\' the well k110\\'n T;11.\'i1o 1m.sior_\' rm. All H10 nvw s11z1(1os. . |1|\.! \, (II. I "' '1{..., OP. CLUB `-WAG. Fine Leather Windbreakers ..$8.50 Leathe1`ette 'Windbreakers, blue and black . . .$~1.5U Blanket Cloth VJ`lndb1 eake1`s,~fa\\'11, g1'e(~11 red (o|<:n-;~' . . . . . .$6.00 Sweater Coats for many V-Neck Pullover, s\\'0z11`(`1 . . . .$2.95 and E V-Neck SWea.te1` Coat, fine \\'0u.\'e, \\'cari11g ` lmdor :1 <-out . . ..$2.5O Black V-Neck Pullovers . .$2.50 SCARFS VVOOL BRACES ETC. ` TOQUES UNDERWEAR '!)"T"'T F 'V\]" '\ F` `i -T f|'I'TC1'lTlC4 'll'!1l`l "r\-Puff!` Good-byo is :1 V W lii~'r-.<: to say. '1 Lhngr: too solc-zzm, too Nowa(lay:< people are 1' g:rowing' to say. So phonv soon. They friendship by long` phone. UL`])l`CSSl0XL introduced the chief speaker of the nvoning, alsu spoke briey of the place the Sons of Tempnrzmce Order is trying to ,1] and the educational work of Lem perance it is carrying` on. Thu evening was pleasantly brought to a close wi`h the ladies of the Cen- tral branch serviny: lunch. Vyt.`l. p1'UspU1`1L_V IS neigntcnecl and (1e< Ipression to the pro- lportion usefully and money. He a lessened con- beverayres .made p1`ospe1`ity, while Ian intoxicating greater state of hr `R1-non \I1l1n {uh-nrlnnn.-I #2.. i had mg was Iavorecrwitn the presence of the Most Worthy Associate and Grand Worshipful Patriarch of On- tario, Bro. S. D. Jarvis, of Hamil- ton, and the Rev. Dr. A. Philip Brace, the Grand Scribe. Represen- tatives were also present from the Thornton and Midhurst Divisions. {The meeting was called to order by the presiding chairman, Mr. W. J. Craven. On the platform, beside the chairman and guest speakers, the Rev. Young. interesting program consisting ox R. Urry, Miss Audrey Clir Juanita Jam- Genevieve Jamieson Coufts and Mrs. 'He1h. Midhurst, Miss Garrett. Two members w ~thn were much ienjoyed. J1`\ lS said that Ithough prosperity Ieconomic (lcnression ammo in Pvnln: J An open meeting` of the Barrie Central Division of the Order of the )Sons of Temperance was held in Central Church hall on Thursday, Dec. 4th, with a good attendance of members and visitors. The gatl1e:-- king was favored with tl1e Worthv Assnrinfn mm SONS OF TEMPERANCE . HOLD OPEN MEETING A Bulova, selected for its accurate time keep- ing, from $24.75 up. THE NECKLACE WEN} GOOD-BYE 1 THE WATCH PYJAMAS AND NIGHT GrOfWNS Men s Full Sized Flannelette Gowns Q1 Fin n-..-.. 'THEvRING V673 ( ,~;1,`_",`4'i"'~ {AF Store -, '3` -nds. N01` 'f "m \'z\.:`ie{,y . :..r.ws : ions- \.'<"1',~`-:lm(*.~`-'.. ;!`-MIT L '0 1'0 There A G n n`! lHCl'(`,` IS SUIIl(:" 3 nal, about it. ~ morn and more 0 long ! I 1l tele- ' cnn. t`wn' distance tele- llllllnn Rin 9- Thec he oflhouo- ands for dmkbmw almmq. luoblrtl i`nmond $25.00 up I`/Ienis Flannelette Fancy Broadcloth Silk Pyjamas . . Page Th:-er, :1 lli(T(`~, which no u an anvxnn, BATH ROBES AND SMOKINK COATS Men s Blanket Cloth Bath Robes, (tolors brow11, ~ blue, ma11\'0 and grey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..$4:.95 English Tweed Robes, fau1(:y trim ...$7.50 to $9.75 Japanese Silk Robes, b1'ow11, blue, mauve $9.50 each Smoking Coats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$5.00 to $7.50