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nroore SSS th sre equally the country, at the course is time of re efinitely wpon eat: the argue, return to nor- n drop, which commercial precipitate self-evident, clearly before ting normal- be restored. effaris to re normal basis, to that end, their endeav- operation of workers--cun the dizzy red. Ja Corset and Alaa. pid customers new clients, | Allandale. 39-51ptfo Bargains at - Smith's Big Furniture 'House | YOU ARE PROBABLY AMONG THE | AMAZINGLY LARGE NUMBER OF | FOLKS WHO LOOK FOR-OUR BAR- GAINS BECAUSE THEY'RE ALWAYS GENUINE WHEN WE. ADVERTISE. THESE CASH PRICES IN GOOD FURNITURE MEAN MUCH SAVING. HERE THEY ARE: Layer Felt Mattresses . These are excellent quality throughout with pure white layer of felt filling known as Kapok, covered with good strong ticking. These have not all $19.50 to $30.00 arrived. A Kitchen.Cabinet for Mother A very practical and acceptable Gift from the family to Mother, or from husband to wife. We have a large number to pick from, ranging - in special price from $35 TO $87.50 Zinc and porcelain tops. With all con- veniences, Now, the Drawing Room i} Here is your chance 'on A CHESTERFIELD AND CHAIRS Comfortable springs and back, uphol8tered in beau- tiful tapestry, back covered in same goods. A genuine Bargain foi the Three Pieces-- . $160.00 - | This is'our leader.-- You had better hurry. We also have several others to choose from. Don't Worry and Fret as to how you will "put them up," secure one of these Davenport Beds which make a beauti- ac) Sale Ske eke Woon ea ful Davenport by day, 4 ft. long, and a bed by night, 6 ft. 3 inches long. Uphol- (stered in tapestry, ¢ "with mattress, uN * COMPLETE WE LACK TIME AND SPACE TO TELL OF THE r GAINS, ' 'MANY OTHER pas A VISIT WILL CONVINCE YOU. ce Phone, 82: at ia. 'Perey Goodyear left this week for = nor- 'thern lumber camp. Chas. Flynn visited in Toronto this week. C, H. Campbell is under the doctor's | . Anyone needi jeost will find it to his Mr. Cowle. 20% reduction in prices, | Mr. and Mra, Geo, Carr spent Sunday at | Alliston, | Will the citisena of the village please re- |member our snow by-law? "Bon't forget to shovel your sidewalks in front of your lots, so say the Trustees. Miss Hattie Ross of Stayner is visiting 'her aunt, Mrs. John Flynn, Henry' Reed attended the Beekeepers' Convention at Guelph this week. * Rev, T. R. White will hold » men's ser- vice on Sunday evening, Deo, 12. Married, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. + Robert Pullbrook of Easa, on Wednesday, Nov. 24, by Rev. Mr. Taylor, Miss Mary to Mr. Charles Roadhouse of Barrie. h who hes had charge of Fisher's millinery department this sesson, returned to her home in Shelburne this week. Miss ©, Sutherland is visiting in Colling. wood. ----H, T. Rankin has fitted up a Ford ac- cessories department. Mm. Eli Ager of Alliston spent o few days last week with her sister, Mrs. John Flynn, tonto this week, Thos. Robinson's daughter unfortunately had one thumb amputated in a turnip pulp- er last week, |_ Mrs. Belfrey of Toronto is a guest at Rev. IT. R. White's this week. gifts that will Eldon Neilly spént the week-end with |" ; i ed Ball on Friday eveaing of te intl fown i Mf inst | * week, war well attended." Process, am. ounted to over $100, |_-Harry Fisher made a businges trip to To- [in the neighborhood. Heavy colds, etc., a number of the school children having been quite ill for a few days, The play, "'Aunt Dinah's, Quilting Par- iven by the Coulson's Hill peo --H. L. Dunning reports the sale of large number of "Fairbanks-Morse engines recently. 'Misa Irene Grose spent the week. at her home in Lefroy. Mrs. T. T, A. C, Bunting visited in Tor- 'onto this.week, Ralph Davidson has joined the staff of 'The Barrie Examiner. ; Donnelly--Nevills The marriage took place quietly on Wed- needy, Nov. 24,-at the home of the bride's parents, of Alice, daught if 5 Geo, Nevills, of Mr, and Mrs, CROWN HILL Nov. 20,--There is quite a lot of sickness John Chappel is still confined to the house 'snd often too ill to leave his bed. We regret to hear that Mrs. Sampson is Ip to make the home more attrac. tive, more refined, more comfortable and more hospitable, are pariicularly timely this Yuletide. Christmas in the Dining Room Just think how mach more delicious and more delightfal the savo: turkey, the plum dding, the entire dinner, 5 vy room thet ls furnished to eflect the good cheer and warm hospitality that are associated with Christmas time, not give "The Home", itself, » gift of « new dining room suite? "The Home" lp just ae deserving of a Christmas gift as the vidual» who live in "The Home" and to whom it is the dearest place im all the world. A Family Gift Let all' the family club and Hiime"i pooh tne Chitin, gift urs Chesterfield taste if served in a dining : wanting for suck a long "Better Furnished Homes Mean Greater Happiness" This: HRISTMAS BUYING WE WOULD BE BEFORE YOU DO YOUR cI GLAD TO HAVE YOU COME IN AND SEE OUR SUPERB LINE OF HOLIDAY GOoDs. WE HAVE PRESENTS FOR EVERY MEMBER OF YOUR HOUSE- HOLD AND SOMETHING EVERY FRIEND WOULD BE GLAD TO WE HAVE MANY CHARMING GIFTS AT POPULAR PRICES, OUR NAME UPON A PACKAGE ASSURES ITS QUALITY. Reeve's Jewelry Store ill again, but trust she msy soon be sround | is still in the He soon be able to 'return home. i met with an accident still unable to be out. Mrs, Milton Pesoock returned from "the Hospital. It is hoped she may soon be fully | some ti red gitien ier aes Mise Dorothy Peacock st time of writing | Subscribe for The Examiner --$2 per year. Give FurNITURE Tus CurisTMAs ~ Furniture has always been one of the most popular, most appropriate and most useful of Christmas Gifts "THIS year tt ls doubly 20, because of the move. ment "to beautify the home" that is, at Present, swee; ping scroas the world, 'Therelore, time. Or wouldn't she be happy if shé were to receiveta modern vanity dresser, bedroom rocker, or a sewing cabiriet, of a charm More Furniture Suggestions ee ae