ACCESSORY SUGGESTIONS .`]Iz]e% Mara; 9a1(ne Jliop HANKIES GLoVEs O%OOOO6OIOOlOlO)OXOO 1 ACCESSORIES -- HOSIERY Everything New in Ladies Scarves and Neckwcar fxcxv i:;I~Icr (lhiflml lln.\icI'y in smlrl ncw Sp1'iI1g .~\h:u|c<. Crcpc and Silk Knit Lingerie in all Ihc I1t.'\\'&.lylC5 r-u. I I-Van .HI.l f uH-- h:Il\lc L'i|. Snmrl Costume Jewellery in .`~3c|x tvl"N('CklC1.\' 25a to 75 Read the advertisements in The Barrie Examiner. 'i`ln- r:luu'r:h advm`Liscment.s will he Immd on page 14 this week. ' ;7qu;u'c u. 2,15% 11 5` 91' _ hurst. The place of concert. announced in Coming Events as to be held- in Sev- cnth Linc School, Vespra, April 30, has been changed to community hall, Mid- 16b copies of Iibretoiwill be supplied at the church but must . not be taken away. ' V _.___ _ Fa1'mcx's have ;L 1.-,Vx"(-n`L I<-;lb-K`1l.li:`-H gravel for the nvw junior fair builiin;; already on the ground. 1`(-ndvrx for Hu- building are 1'cccivn.bl: by I:3'.lLHI'(i.'|y next. :4 A very beautiful musical service will be presented in Collier St. United Church Easter Sunday evening when Shelley's unique composition will be rendered by the choir of this church. This work is quite different. from- the usual run of cantatas and those who have been privileged to hear it, even in rehearsal. are delighted with it. The composer has provided-a very melo- dious work which abounds in contrast- - ed 'colour and dynamic e`ects.:- The solos are very beautiful and chorus expressive of the scenes from Calvary to the Resurrection. r1_._..... _r 1.n..._t;_ _-.:n 1., ..__,_.u.-,4 _i Lu Vvnml Jane. A resolution. moved by 'I`rustees Rogers and Kearns, was carried unan- imously to bring to the attention of the Board of Health the very unsani- tary condition of the dump south oi the Prince of Wales school. and that measures be taken at once to stop dumping anything but ashes and that a suitable antiseptic be applied." SPECIAL CANTATA AT COLLIER `STREET UNITED uu: uLa.u.c1 uciun: but WWII umclals. It was pointed out that in spite of regulations prohibiting the dumping of food substances and other decaying matters, a considerable quantity of these substances had been placed there with the result that the entire neigh- borhood as well as the school had to put up with the strong odor. It was also stated that the place was infest- ed with rats. ..u...I-.48 ... ..._.......I 1... n1__._..1_,,, Claiming that a. dump at the rear of the Prince of Wales school in the agricultural park was a, disgrace to the town. and that the attention of the Board of Health should be direct- ed to it. the Board of Education, Wed- ncsday night. passed a. motion to bring the matterbefore the town officials. Tf IIHIC nrdrutnd nut Olav.` in .....IA.. At Trustees Declare Unsani- tary Matter Dumped Near School. nonnn PIIOTESTS num IN PAIIK J. Brennan has been laid up for sev- eral weeks owing to a severed artery in one foot caused by a glancing blow from the axe when he was cutting wood in the basement. Kempenfeldt Lodge, No. 153, S.O.E. are paying a fraternal visit to New- market on Wednesday next. April 23. All members are requested to meet at Lodge room at 6.15 p.m., where car:-' will be provided. leaving for Newmark- et at 6.30 p.m., sharp. Annthr-r shnulmo `lnuu ah"... .... rrv.-H uuusvtl UL tub maul oirnnaay. Mr. Hanna has decided to add 3 stairway at the north side of his hard- ware store on Essa Road and turn the first oor into dwelling apartments. The tire brigade had a call on Mon- day afternoon to the home of R. Seru- ton. Main street. A barn in the rear of the property was almost destroyed. A meeting of the Allandale Softball -Association will be held on Wednesday night, April 23, in the Y.M.C.A. A1.` interested are invited to be present The -C.N.R. `tennis court is being put into shape for the summer and sew- er connection has been made to `the club house at. the hr.wHm.- rrvnnn 1:-....- .. wuuuuuuu nus noon made at the bowling green. Essa Road. 7 H--4>A H *0 mm Payne shop OOOCWOOOOOOIOOOOIIOFIOONOIPOO 0 Ol~O000l.' -D 0 4` ~' 4 J OOOOOODOWOOQOOOCIC .._..-._...__,4 Mrs. F`. Ellis, who was operated up- on for appendicitis about a week ago is doing nicely at the Royal Victoria Hospital. - Mr. and `Mrs. E. P. Brown and sons of Toronto are spending the Easter holidays at their summer home, Tyne- hcad, near Tollendal. Bertram Riddell. Cumberland St. entertained a number of his friends last night to a little party on the oc- casion of his sixth birthday. Hanna. has rlnr-irlnrl tn Mm mxu oycuumg Lne wxncer. Work has commenced on the new subway near `South Falls on the new highway crossing the C.N.R GOTdOn Rm-Iv or-hrnpl --A `O .u5uvva,_y uuaaxug we U.N.. Gordon Early arrived on Mond from Moncton, N.B.. and is the gun of J. 'E. Morrison, Holgabe street. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kelly have 1 turned home after spending a In days with friends in Windsor and I3 troit. 3. .-__,_ v-u -nu - nysu 41. Mrs. M. Holmes returned ( day. from Hamilton where been spending the winter. Work ha: I|f\rYIrv1n\-\np\.I .. uanc. Mr. and Mrs. P. Newmax` to spend two weeks with Arnprior. Qnlrnvnl nl............ --,-, ruuyslul. Several changes occur in time table which goes into April 27. Yul .-a Mr 11.1.... V - AJUULD dale. 11.. -Selcct your Easter footwear at Hill's, Allandale. 13b Walker Webb has purchased 3. Mg. Laughlln-Buick light six. Miss Dora -Knight of Toronto is home for the Easter holidays. -I..adies patent ties. new design, Louis heel, $3.95 pair, at `Hill's, Allam wk ALLANDALE 9 ,4 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOORIOOWOI6`Dd`0Il~l004`l.' no IOOOO `DO'0OOO@OOOO~I`O$ _._.. -._..._.. ._.___ , _., ..-usu- 16b Newman have gone ks I'(`.]2.`fivnc .-.. mm mmm-2 EXAMINER X u. :1 H: gone relatives in on Tues- ) she has u 1VLUlluay guest _ 1 the new effect on Page r-v~--nun UL AAUWULD. ALLCI `L118 BCIVICE the-remains, were taken to the Klllam Cemetery where under the bright "sun; shine _of a perfect'Alberta day, the large assembly paid their last respects to the departed. The pallbearers were ` Aug wm: zuiu a. uevuteu momer. Besides her -husband she -leaves to mourn her loss a family of three: Miss Rose, teacher at Sunrise. William T. and Miss `Ethel, at home. Two sisters and a brother at Goodwater, Sask., also survive. `These arrived in time for the funeral which was held from Knox United Church where Mrs. Cotton had long been a faithful and consistent member. The service was conducted by her pastor, Rev. Mr. Wood. while the choir was composed 01 members of the different choirs of the town and Prairie Park, with Mrs. H. MacIntyre as organist. A solo, Face to Face. was sung -by Mrs. D. H. Wilson. The church was filled to overflowing; less than half the people could be ac- commodated in the building. The many, floral tributes showed to some degree the esteem in urhinh Han m.....,...z. Inc mm hnuuces snowecr to degree esteem in which the deceased was held by her friends and acqua.in`~t;ances. Extra cars were necessary to carry the profusion of flowers. After the service thP'-romaine um.-..`6..I-...4 4... 4.1.- rrn1-..- P l`....__..a__4._.s.._.'4.. LU se this A. Cotton, one of the old-timers of the Killam district, Alberta, passed away at the General Hospital in Edmonton. The deceased was the eldest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Bay- croft and was born near Newton Rob- inson about fifty-two years ago. At an early age she moved with her parents to F105 and later attended the Cross- land and Allenwood public schools. In 1905 she was married to J. A. Cotton and -`for two `years they farmed on the Eighth Concession of Flos. In 1907 they went West and since that time have been in the Killam district. Al- though Mrs. Cotton did not enjoy the best of health she Worked hard for and gave l_ibera1ly to all enterprises and efforts for the benefit of the commun- ity. She was agcod neighbor, a lov- ing wife and a" devoted mother. Rpcirinc `ham .1`...-t.......-a .1..- 1 nnnn M. or. [Gem Vickers Limi&@}74 -vv mu. oucco culuyluucuua H: on my improved appeara.nce." were the words of 3. grateful patient who is taking ON saw AT Crossland s Drug Store Yet the street compliments me on HIV il`hr\vnvn:-I onnnev-onnn " DIDN'T VISIT 4 a Beauty Parlor French Spur: ll:mkic~;, I.` 75c to $1.25 _ I \ DR.;McLEHOD S STOMACHIC OUTSTANDING SALE OF Tu FROCKS / 7 ?\ `. 4' " " j.-`.? V / \ v V. , . I . . ,,/ `Y. . _( -.- * '37. ; .` `M3 .-_.....-_.. ...--.._........_.,..__ ` A l secashn; vumnnvn) nuau:_y. J.I1UII1'8.S UOIVXUC, GCOI'gC Fox, Fred Hall. James Large and R. York all former Ontario men, and old-timers of the neighborhood. Read and use Exanfminer Classieds. If you tell it well, the goods will sell. Is your subscription paid? ._.________ .` T? nnn tall 15 __ ; Ansley. 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