1' OBITUARY ] .lu. .m'i\'ed, lweuutiful designs. the very 1.ne.\t.-Size:~ M In -44. These \\m1`t 1.151. .\'pcci.u1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.39 . Bowlos will leave on mm` lrinp to l1hc`Mari- FINEST PlilNT DRESSES BEACH PYJAMAS FAST COLOR BROADCLOTHS lt Will Pay You to Come Early PRINT FQNSEMBLES OR surrs 1Hi\'cd, the r - a . . l`| _, _ at $1-19 at $2.39 VOlLE. DRESSES $1.98 Miss Blanche Banting is holidaying in Toronto. ... ..,. -._.,1 11.... ru._........._. v.......`4l H. . u. u.....,. To Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jexmotl. the gift. of a, son. ` `:1..- n n.....\...... '1'.-....\..o.\ i.- uh-H. um gun \n. a, nu... Miss C. Gran-am. Toronto, is visit- 'mg' her b1 othc1'. D. Graham. \r:. (lam-Av-nrhx Tnv1v\.r\v in mnnntlinn Aug, l|\_n -uvmu... .1. v....... Miss Gcrtxudc Lennnx is npcndim: `a couple of weeks in 'I`omntn. v\.. .....I ll.-n D I\nnh~ 'F.u~nnIn n. \.\lu|IA\. u. .....,..., Dr. and Mrs. R. Davis, Toronto. called on friends here, Sunday. n uv..-__n : . . . . . . .. xu .....: ..,... L'nu\:\A uu nu .. `Mrs. G. Wrcgglt is very 111 and con- fined to bed with heart. trouble. s-, ..__a 11.... vn..._,__...n. .....1 tn... nu... ~....`.u_, . M1`. and Mrs. Hosrgram and fam- ily visited M0110 M1115` friends on Sun- (ln v day. Mrs. J. Claytonts bmlhex: Mr. Ken- ny of P105 is spending a \vcck with hnr I nor. I Mr. and` Mrs. R. J. ummn and son of Tnmnlo are holidaying with friend.-z hero. 1Uh-c 1: t.\nxw1n n \'n1u:1\1|\ row .'ilLlU'."Il MHU I. Wuhms. zmtl` Mrs; J u n rh T\/I up 1 hero. Mrs. H. Lynn lost` a \'a11m)1v cow last, 'I`lu1r. IL was killed by light- ,ning. I`. Whilosidnx and Miss Inahmn Hf ,nmg. c. Whilosidos and Miss Inzmaln M` Ep;|)m't. vistcd Miss Islay Bzmtmg on Sunday. .A nn.mlhm* frnm hm*r- 2-t.!.m1d(`d fht` rjunaay. A numlber from harm a-tzmmdcd thvl Lrnxmx~tSpr0ulo picnic on Salurdzly afternoon. lnknl ur-,.1mn Joan Lnnlla and afternoon. Mabvl Walton, Jean. Luella and Norris Cochranv: spent a Ivw days at Lion : Head. '1\/riz-. Ivlnmv Ixfnllmin n!` "Fnrnnhm L ; Lrl0l]- nuau. Miss. Mary Wallwin of Toronto is spnnding a week with lV.(r:<. Thomp~ .am1Jonnett. ` I`nnn-~nh|1nHr\n: In mam; r`. Ahhntl son Jenneu. Congrahllations to Miss C. Abbott on the winning of a scholmship a- zain this year. nnnm~nmlalimm In Mr. and Mrs. zam (ms year. *Cong1`atulation3 to Arden M(.`~Knight, on the arrival of a `son. July 2, 1931. Mr. and` Mrrs. Bates and family at- tendcdt the funeral of T. B. Clark at Collingwood` on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. F. Shell and family and C. H;rw'm.an. Collingwood. spent! Sunday with Mr. and Mm. Balms. Mrs. B. Jennt. and dauszhtor M`. the was! are sponding some nvmihs of the summer with Mrs. R. 11. Jon- nett. `rum and NH: W (.nrrnH\r\r: nf nett. M1`. and Mrs. W. Carruumrs of Mimlcn and M1`. Greening of Do- troit, spent. Sunday with Mrs. S. E1- I Iiott. mu. nv-Ir` mrrc [ruvin and fnn1ih' ,-and rslnnu, . Misses Amy and Valley Banting. ` Elmvale, are spending a work with their aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Banting. X .-,,_ n run... 1...: 4.` `\l\ 4.1,... on n I \`L'1'rl| a few d Elliott. mun,-an . .. ...... ..,,. Mrs. P`. Elliott had to be takwn to a. Toronto hospital in the ambulancr on Saturday. She is not improving as her friends would like, I. F`. Lmmox had the n1isIm`tum= In l ......n 1.1.. r|.m.1.4.... Clan rulnnlzc ..r Hm`! 2 1. 2". hurt his shoulder, the planks of wagon falling on if. He has boon rd up also as he run the fork in hand. `Ir Mfr: UU (`av-rnihorz at-url Laf`hHUX uau UH` Illlnlulllllll Mr. and Mrs, two daughter: 01 weckend` at, W. C r<=n1aming for a ( idays. .\..._..`. H Vismnrs on Sun(la_v includvd: Mr. `.15 and` Mrs. Wm. NIC'COl`ll1a\`k. lVIi:<'; Eth- el Garlon. Wm. Be\'ei'ag(- of Mount. Dennis. Ml`. a'nd Mrs. John Blakley a and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lavarin and _ family of Beelon at. Harry Ba.nling`.':; _Mr. and Mrs. B. Cole. Miss Clair { Cole. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hill and fam- ily and` Mrs. Hill. Sr.. all of Tm'on- ,. to and Mr. Sawyer of Lelroy with Mr. and` Mrs. Baker. n-,g,u,,,._ ;~4-n-__ 2 1 I ,l ` PRICED FOR THE GREATEST VDRESS SALES OF T} . and Mrs. Irwin and family and ` Elliott vi Detroit are rpondingi 1 days with their mother. Mrs. S. `l O I Irs, W. Carruthers and` s of Oshawa spent. the! 1. C1eary's. The girls nrv ; couple of woekz h0l- 1 I ALL SIZES AND HALF SIZES 1 Rick I.ml_\` lunulcd with Purc Silk (lnntnn Crepe l)x'c\~~c.~~ and l.11>cn1Nc> HI Suit, in all puktel summer :l1.1dc:~. }.`.'cr_\' I)1'c.~: i.. \m;~h- . aZ.... ~..v.6 'I'|\.s \'.\|'\- :1l~Ic. mnn_\ latest style: \\'HI H5-- SUNR.-\\'- ()R(.'Hll)- ALI). ("R,AV'l*IN .`s l"l'rNlRAl. l<`eguI.xr Re-( }r vuped BARRIE S EXCLUSIVE STORE All \\`:l.\h.!Nt`. .-\H p; to SIt.I.<.HI, m;m_\' xvi :\:.m._.l}].N,......... . (;()Mli 1:.\m.\'. (ml; BARRIE 'm`13: $0.00 P-IH'.'I" SPECIAL --- Sl [iClAL SPECIAL PURE SILK CANTON DRESSES hurns. This is not the first. time this has haxppenc-d in this community. One afternoon while 21 lady was having a rest a truck stopped at. thc` road. The man got out. wont mm tho hontmuso. `.1(-iipcd` himself to iwns, put. thom in His truck and btat. ii. Ono nf the neighbors saw him. but by HM` timo he got the |])h0li(`S going the thief had too much" of a stzlrt and they did -mt got tho number -at his our. North Linc Picnic The North Lhw hold` tiioir mmuni imninvr picnic on '1`u(-:;du_\' :\.i't<`rnnm1 0 "St. Vin`cvnt's Park. Barrio. 'I`hv my was our of the imttcst but that mix not, going to slop thmn so thoy .'iiIod' Lhoir i)n.~;kvi.s- with all sorts of ii(`(`. ~:\t:;" and st:u'tv(i for town. On he way they xtomicd. in get. mine :t,mwi)vr1`i<\.s` pickvd. 'I`in~ chiidron vu- ioyvd swimming: and tho nldvt` pm- ,)1* .1)it(tiwd imi': I`i1vr(~ \\`(`i'i` :11-am i':\m~s and i):\. By that Him` the folks \\'m'u` 1'v:u'iy in out. 'I`h(- luhiv was wvli .~1]m~n(i` and 14:15 of p,nn(i crmin for lhv l)v1'riu-.a. \Vhvn t`\'(`i'_\' mu` i1:\d.s`:tiL\i'iv(i thv wzmix at the in- h\1\|0 \\`\nv\ Hun-n mm-n c1.In1\ ulun-I . at $1 HIHIK |)||"n||| .\IlllH'.>_ Jxlllvwlll Ill rd linw tlugv hzui vnju_\`v(l. Inslitutr \\`inm`rs iuntrrtuinml The h1.'=.VitIIh\ lmz. hvvn havma -A l`.\.. Ohm luvc iv nnxnllu -.I'H 1.\ [R4S. A. G. HABBICK n vy-L\.-L -1- 3: $5.95 Me. All pastel sl1;u1es. .~\ drei-: with h;md wurk. Sizes . VV. IVIOORE with at n1tr.1.\ti11g $11.95 .i\. M. H;un.x`;1_y, M:u1;1g'cr Mt. DRESSES DREss_ ll s Been Done in me Past Watch This Space The \'cr_\ BRYQQMLQELEY for SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT NEXT WEEK PINK Pii.A\(;H H- $5,! ah"; tn th \\inIm IL-` 5.95 'HE SEASON- Ruttcrficld -.4 (1l|;ll'I nlecd \-nu. .--.. d:ll`k.ml').1ill1_\ A Beautiful Assortment of Dresses and Ensembles ml Pun` Silk (rKlll- tnn (;rcpc, all \'.';1ul1;||3ln-. .\ll .nm~ mcr pglstcl \ll.nlc!~. Hi/.v I l tn Al I. A Large Assortment of Women's Pure Silk Canton Washable Dress- es, all summer :~l1.Id Si/.c:< In -H. .=\ Real Buy ..... VOILES 49c yd. $9.95 and Phom` 350W $6.95 First Baptist Church Cl;I\l`l`l`.'H'l`( )N H'l`Hl".l".'l' REV. W. I\'. Ix` Ii/l'I"l'Y, Min1xIr 1. Mrs. I-Jdllh Ihnrr, ()rum1isI _-. .. 41!. :..y-...t.... w;mcrn:~ IBIBIIIC !.3`(`|I(N,)l., l|l.l.'u AM. "'l`ll}`I l`iH(`()Hl) ___. ... ...n In: SUNDAY. .lUl.\' 1'3. 192}! Al\l.r~'lH`l`} l`7Nl\l'H/\Nf`F2 UP THE .5 IR.\"/\Nl' Ul" (`v'.)l)" ... ......n.. n .u.- -rum Collier St. Regular Baptist Church :MnvI tn !`nn0rn1 H1 lumll IJI-IIII.-vs ~..v (Next. In Central (- PA(5'l`0R .1 IL (H xuunp; I llvpll .- n....n..;. l"I1du_\' 4-\'t'IxiIu.z,. at 8 pm A VSf1'IhC()lVl'I52 'l'() ALI. Thursday. July 9. 1931 Phone 74 lVll.`v. 1'. lA|||_\'u. E)lH(llUl\.l. (ms. Mrs. H. Prn('l01' and `Mr. vs; .1` Prm-tmz Sholihurno: Mr. 2%. J. She.ffor. Mr. and Mr.~.. H. W. Rm . (Wm. `Cnults. M135 J. '11. Mrs. A. E. Swallow, Mrs. `human. 'Mrs. A. Blackburn. Mr. rs. A. J. 1". `sullivnn, D. 12.05:; ` G. `Rm-:~ and sun Jack of Stay- rl `.\Kv- unrl `ll:-u Finn:-an DA.-x< `lp $G_95 I. and I.) I\ W1. (7H.\r11IIl l{.()i\1 '| I Agent for Findlay Bros. Furnaces Water Fronts a Specialty HLIIA). 11. um. -....,.-..-.-_ Mrs. Alexander G. Habbick pass- ed away on Thursday, July 2, 1931, at the family rcsiciencc, 71 Mary St.., Barrie. Two weeks previously she was seized with a very severe attack of angina. p(.*cto1'i:s which cuimina.tcd~ in her doa-Lh. `K1-u I1;-i1'hit-X: whn. maiden name FIRE BOX REPAIRS FOR ANY FURNACE OR RANGE Men s Suits $16.50 These must be seen to be appreciated. All high grade materials, smart styles, suits that you would expect to buy for $30 and $35. IlL- .';1ll : LOWER S H'L()ll. ` man;v floral tx'i|)ut-r*s `min ~Cm'inlhia.n Imdgr.-. . Conwtmgv Board. 1.0.]... `ms:+inx1r>1 Central Chlmtll. Hy Selma] and tho Sam- SOME WITH EXTRA TROUSERS ll/|||II` \ . \\=h;i1} 5 POINTS d`oavLh. Mrs. Habibick. whose maiden was Margaret Ford. was born in Gall in 1859. `Since 1910 she had been a rosidmr, of Barrio. Mr. and Mrs. Hab- bick `had been married 52 years. Mr. `ilnbbick survives with two daughit.crs.. Mixs Ethel. at. home, and Mrs. S. G. Culdwoll (Bessie) of Edmontor. both of xvlmm were with their mother v;h:n sslw dwivcl. T'wn s1'st.ers of Mrs. Habbick are living. viz., Mrs. Goo. `Hogg of 0211-1 and `Mrs. Wm. Hogg of Water- 100. 'Fln-nnnhnnl hm` Hfn lVll'S`. Hnhbir-.k ~HlL`: nu . - `OH 1'5. Death of Mrs. John R. Wilson A gloom was cast ov'r the commun- ity when it was learned that Mrs. John R. Wilson had passed away in .hc- Royal Victoria Hospital, Barrie. Tuly 5. 1931, following a. scrrious op- :raLion. Mrs. Wilson. prior to her narriage, was Miss Laura Edwards. a daughter of the late Mr. and` Mrs. 105. Edwards. She was beam in 0m in .892 and had` lived all her life in this neighborhood. Besides her husband ;he leaves to mourn her loss two ziaughters. Minerva and Jessie. and me son George. She is also survived 2y four sisters, Mrs. C. F`. Barragar >1` Niagara Falls, `Mrs. IF`. Jamieson of Drillia. Mrs. D. M. Coutis of Thom .on and Mrs. Wm. Luck. Crown Hill: 1130 two brothers. William in Alberta ind` Joseph in Cal-ifoa`nia.. One bro- aher, Leonard, predeceased her eleven Mrs. Wilson was a valued rlember of the United church and an iciivc worker in all its vbranohcs and Mill be grea.tly_ niisscd` in the com- mmiiy. The many beaniiful floral ribuie:~; showed the high esteem in which she was held. Among those nay be mentioned sprays from the J.G.I.'I`. and foclzball loam and a vreaih from the several b1'ax1chos`oi he church. Lxulrllur. Miss Fios.sic- Campbell amonciotl the Vt-citiing of her csiisiii in Toronto. Miss Annie Bryson of Toronto has won visiting irlt-nds in this vicinity. [3t`('L' r-.~.mn\-nil is at.tcnriimz summon` ion. 1)` M(-.R,obn1'Ls of South River visit-`s `d Rev. R.. Mr-Rnberts. Cr:nr,.:1'aLu1aLlm1.s to Mr. Grant, Ans- lell and Mxss Leask, who were mar- `iedu on Saturday. A mnnbrr from hrre attended the ;2n'r,lr-11 party at W. MacArLhur's and :xc:1t.1y enjvyed Mr. Craw's exception- ally good program. Tum rm`lJa.(ls Irom hero enjoyed a ally good Two r;urlJa.(ls mntnr trip thr0ug`h Muskoka last I`uc~ :d'a,_v. They ('a.llcc1 at Gra\'(=nhursL, Br:a/'<~l)ri(1;c-. Pmt. Carling and Mus- `mica Boar-h and visltvri wiLh'Miss Ada Walker of Prrb Caimz on route. rm... {`1nH-\I"n 'T`ln( q Rnvn nlaw-d ball \ 1Sllll1[.', l|.l'llu.` Russ Campl:<-H is z .r:h at Queen's ion. n `All:-C2n|\nI'fQ nf 5 of Prrt Uax'nm.7, mum. The Gul,hrIc- Tux 5 Boys play`:-d with Rugby Tuxis Boys at Rugby on l"`r'.(la_v last. Both tc;uns played. well. the scor-o being in favnur of Gul,hr'1(-. Afbm` the game the boys cnjoyod a st,rawb."rry f(=:<.l.ival and a play entitled `The Cmml.r_v C1odh0ppc1"'. Mrs. Morrow. Sr.. is visiting her daught,-:1`. Mrs. John Emms. Mr and Mrs. S. Steele and :`h1ld1`cn dallglwcx`. Mrs. annn x:.nun.s. Mr. and Mrs. S. are vlsit.1n'-,'. the latter`; parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Rcss. '\/Vnlvilln (.nru.~nd'lnn of S'-n11t. SM . hmne In m`ac1Io1'n. Mr. and Mrs. Alvx. Lyall -at Buffalo n'r~ hnlidxaying In Gut.h1'ir*. flvlaslm` Au.`oro_v Caldlwcll` has re- Hnrnrd h-7>m<- aftcr a week's holiday in 'Fm'0nt0. 1\'In-gnu Anna and Nora. Ne-c-lands loo. Throughout. her life, Mrs. Habbick had` been a faithful member of the 1 resby(c1'ia.n vCh1u'c`h. In St. And'rcw's. slw gave valued assistance in various a(~tivi(ir*.`., `but. xnlsmmus wore hm` spec- ial intm'0sl.. shr being :1. life member of the Presbyl(~1'ia.n W.M.S. and a pm! 'p1'r`: 01' the Barrie branch. Pm'mnall_v. Mfs. Habbivk was of a b:'igl`H zund t-lnoorflxl nature that m- drarvcl 11:-r to Hit` circ-lo of hm` ac~ qllaixntam.-,r~. Fm` thnzm in nr-Pd she al- \\'a_\`.-: had a :~:_\'xnpalhr`li(- hnarl. and many bmmflttncl by hm` `lwnr-vn1`:*nr'o b:'.~t~v\'(:cl in a vr1'_v nun:-'lm1lali way. 'l`hr~ funoral sm'\'i('e`~ on Salurclay ma-rningz. whirh was private. was tak- on by hm` nxinislm`. Rev. J. S. Shnrll, zwszislnd Rev. Dr. N011 Canmholl. |'ur\U|'\ ..r u-In-.m nnirl hinh lrihnln tn and Mrs. '1`. 15. H.f`.SF.. Melville Cn1's."ad'lI3n of Sault Ste. Marie called on frlmds in Gulhric last wt-ck when on his way by motor to hls ` h-.14. in Rvnrlfnrrl |W(`CK Vvnvn un um w` in Bradford. mt.` llllfl Mh-u Alrw 'I`m'm1I0. Mlxses Anne and Nora. Nee-lands have returned to their `home in Kirk- land` Lake a.fim' visiting their aunt. Mrs. J. D. GHChl`iSl.. Among `1`no.';c frnm Tormitn holiday- ing in (`au~thrlo nro Miss Annie M."- Cuni_r.:, Mrs. Is-abella (,`vilc~hri,-.1, Miss Jamie Gilchrist, Mrs. John `Rose. Miss [ssrbrllc -Rose and Master Billie Rose. Jas. Jr>h.n9ton is reccwering from his serious illness. 1:.-..n\; T-It-\/u'nrH| and nnnald Shaw serious llm(`S:S. Frank Ht-,_v\.vo1't`h and Donald Shaw 3! I`m'nn1n art` spending 3 two-weerks` Iholiday at. J. D. 'Gl1c`hrist.'s.A .1udt:mont. was reserved by Judge` v ismc`r in Divlzaion -Court. on `Tuesday 11 Mar case of James tughes. R.-R.. u-In 1-n cu: Tod I-'-lvnuvn R-R. R211`- `H.1'l`l(`, \'(`I'.\u.\ n`u. nxuwn. H-.n-.. IJ(u` | 0. The plaintiff claimed the sum. I $46 for hay. oats and labor. .1. R. mys zwtvd for the plaluff and D. F. 1u(-.1.m`cn for the dofondant. n Smurnayz mnbrr L V exception-I md '[`hnv nun:-rl at (`.rnw=nhl1I'$t. DALSTON BARRIE GUTHRIE :. n1 nhnll at lill HHVI . Dill LICAAA5 In I WJV pa -`-L Bzu zund natm In I L...` n...u..-I in 0 |r|~|'I' nunclr-n { visit- nu-I .. u.s Ill Linn ux/....._y. s attending ` University, King- JVHSS (1`|l.` l1AJDL'l`lhUll Ab J|uuun_yuA5 in Boston, Mass. Mrs. Matthews of Toronto is visit- ing Mrs. B. W`amm`. `Hpnrv Sims. is taklnz a course in HIE lV11'5. D. VVl1l'l|l.'1`. - Henry Sims is taking 111 signalling at Camp Borden. Miss Marv D. Laldlaw of Toronto was In uanuc xor me nmlaays. v Miss Margaret Leslie of Toronto is the guest. of Miss Betty Crcswickc. M1 lifdith I-hxvhhardi is nncndinz s1gnaumg an vuamp norm-n. Miss Mary D. Laldlaw Toronto in Bmric for the holidays. wrlqc mlfnraarni. Tnslipo nf Toronto mo guest. ox MISS bony <.;rc.swu:m.-. Miss Edith Hubbard` is spending two months at Ullswatcr, Muskoka. wurvc nnnnr `LA nmall 53.: 1r-H nn LWO monms an UHSWalL`I', 1v;u.~.mu\u. Mrs. Butler. 34 Small SL, 1cf(. on Monday night. for East. Selkirk, Man. at.... ur I \1r,.nn.......u and nhrh-nn AVAUIIu`a_y Aup:,u|- nu nu-an lJL|I'\lAn, ...... .. Mrs. W. J. Mclicrnan and children of Detroit are visitzmg with friends In lnnrn IDWH . Heath's cottage alv Cawaja` Beach for July. Mm nma Cnwan of Sioux Lookout Leighton `Clarke has taken H. J. b{'.M[4,'V'c(l In :1 Vl`l'y ln1()."u'1n2umu.- wny. 'l`l m nnnistc-r. Rrrv. both of wh-:.rm paid high tribute to Mrs. 1-I.'1bbick's character and work lhc 1)?!-"n)l'2ll`f`l ., were six nephews Walter. LN.` and Wilkio Hogg of Walt (Mon. Genrgr~ Ford of C`-alt. ~C1;:.1`r-mo Slmpscm nf Ln`; Amzel-":4 and ICum~ mmg SCUM 01' :Bm`x`io. Inlt-1`m(-nt. was mndo in Gult at 4.30 'p.m., .v.m'v1('o at the 'on1v tr~x'y bring mkrn by `RM/. Pal- Dru-nnn nun ..r nun July. Mrs. Ross Cowan of Sioux is spcndmg two months with friends l In town. `LI 1 flvocnll Inn chic ruvnnlr {nr m l-OWI1. H. J. Grasen. left this 'w<=ok for Winnipeg to visit. his daughter, Mrs. Ande1 :~2m1. 1m.-c `:7 A Wnlcunll nf 'T`rn'nnfn visit-I Anderson. n Mrs. E. .A. Russell of Toronto visit- ed her sister. Mrs. Gauloy. McDonald St.. re-cexutly. Mic; 1\/hu-inl "nmmnxnn nf Ozhawa .`5t.. :.`(.-canny. Miss Muriel Thompson of O';hawa is spending a two-week." hohday at her home nv:=re. 1m.- urn!` Mr-c .A 1: Wm! Wn|~:;|n\'l h _`I` HOFHB Mr. and Mrs. `A. H. West. W01'sle_v St, have gone to the Bluff. Muskoka. for the summer. nmmm Ylnrrhr Ion nn Mnndnv for [or the Ronald Hardy left on Monday for Camp Ketchekewana whvere he will act. as counsellor. 12 1 nwmlm ha: hnnn trmmfnrrod act. counsellor. B. J. Brooks has been transferred from Barrie to Brantford and left for that. city this week. n. and hlfrc I? T. Rrrrntnn and mat. c1I.y Lms week. Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Brcreton and daughter Dorothy left this week for a holiday in the Huntsville district. Mr and Mr: (`mnrcm Smith and holiday 1n the numsvlue (1lSll'l(.'l. Mr. and Mrs. George Smith 1 family motored last. week to Sturgeon `Falls to visit. the former`:-2 brot.h(~rs. .. , A... .r \v,.... '(, PH-llh Li! \lDll- Lllli IUIIIIIA n un\,-unnxnu. Misw Dorothy Otton of New "York City is \'1siti11g her parr>nt.s, "ML and Mrs. F. W. Otton. for the holidays. .- -- u. . 'r\_ _ }\ llli [Jill]-l)l'2Il'l'l.\ \\'l ll' lVH|_\`\I| IV/ll Cll1liL`,'. Dr-puly--Rnovo Blair, Ald. Mm-~ l.;u'm1. Alrl. 4R.<'ubm't:m, A. W. Smith ...I In. .-.-n K1...-Inn Lvun. 1 . vv. \.Il|\.uI. nun uu. ..-.- ... . ;- D vnr.` Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Dawson Of} Walkerville visited for a few days last week with Thos. Dawson. Donald Miss. Adele `Robertson is holidaying n `Rnqtn-n Mug: .<.rx'eo=.. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Young of Co- bourg. called on Mrs. Wm. Brown and Miss Margaret, Brown on the holiday. Mix: Nnra Dt=Hm'l. has been home nouaay. MLSS Nora DeHax't. for a short holiday before taking 3 summer teachers` course at. Toronto U1'11\'cx'slty. rm.-. Irv: Y.inn1'HnI1 nnrl dsanwhh-1`. UI'1lVCl Sl[_\'. Mrs. .103. Llpovitch and -laughter. Mrs. `I. 'Wo1tl:~;h, of Barrie, left Tucs- day on a trip to New York and {Sara- Loga Springs. MI: Rdtzar Dickinson and dauzh- Loga Isprmgs. M15. Edgar Dickinson daugh- lm`. Mlss Margaret. of Beverley, Mas.<.. am summerlng here. residing at 41 Worsley rt.r(-et. u...~,.m D4-hhln`: Mr anrl'1\/Ir: 1", W worsney l'I.I`(`Cl. Harold Robbins, M1`. and Mrs. C, W. Robbins and baby Harold of Toronto spent Sunday at Thos. Dawson`::. Donald street. Hr mu-I Yhlrc am-I Mic-4 _Qand+=l'=.I'n1 uonaxa snreen. Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Sanderson. accompanied` Iby Mrs Arthur Sander- `.on- of Detroit. have left. on a `motor trip to Quebec. Mrc .1 A Mar-.1.aren. Miss Rital Lrlp to Quebec. . Mrs. J. A. MacLaren. Rita Lount. and Miss Isabel I_.a`id1a\\' left this morning on a motor trip to Gas/pc, Quebec. `NH and Mr: .A .1 Wa11noe.s011 and uaslpo, uueoec. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wallace. son daughter. were in Acton on Saturday at the funeral of H. 1 . Moore. a cou- sin nf Mr. Wallace. nu. or\r1`1\II'r: w w Thmnmznn and Zl|lll' |V1l'3\. 1. ("fr Ollvvr. (Tn m phrll. LV Ru:-hum sin at Mr. wauace. Mr. and `Mrs. W. W. Thcnm)s0n and ion -George, Bayfield St.. have return- mn hnrno affnr 51 two \\'('P~kS' \`a(`atim1 5 'UOl'g8, naynelu DL. H'rl\'t` n:uuu- 1 |~d home after a two weeks` vacation lamong the Thousand Islands. nr 13 A Williams and Mrs_Wi1- 'among the '1nousanu 1s1anu;. Dr. P. A. Wlllllams and Mrs. Wil- liams of Long Island. New Ynrk. ms- cnmtpanlodl by his father. the Rev. D. ` Williams of Wr*sl0n. :11`? visiting }\/Ir':. Williams` parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. C`vall':aglwr. . Dnv hnun .Q\I'nt\nr-V and `RDV Wall]- I uamgmw. I Rev. Dean S \vo9nr~y and Rev. Path- er Mcenry are attending ihe nnnual Rrtreat at St. A11gust'1no':: 1`o1nina11\`. Toronto. this week. Rev. Fr. Corrigan I of Stayner is n.t-Lending to this parish in their n`h.~:onct`. D. J. Quinlan and his sons, Rm`. F`at.h(-1* G. `R. Quinlan. Rm". Fathvr A `W. (hninlqn unr? 1-lnrsurm T) Quinlan, l"H.|vlH'l Ll. `IV. Villllllhdl. A. E. Quinlan and Horzxm arc on a motor trip 1 Whilo onmute llwy will Quinlan at. Regina. . Mv~u W1-nnl: \Nhm'rnn1 1 PERSONAL jli in 1' 1;. vguuunu tn the coast rm visit F`. E MA RA'l`H()I\'* (}AS! The Quick (}cl:1\x';1_\' <;.1.-! Puts the ntcing` desire mm the 'p11_vsiquc of :1 truuhlcd engine. Oils and `\":l.\' for all \\'1m-p;1xs_ N1)! l<`mj_Lj~.;_~.c Whn pause and are _L"1:l\1 0'f'il. Be Ready with Reddy Power SI!gORTREED ERVICE I \ sm TION _ Db-lfkll-' 0| ` Gordon Seiin is spending 11515 holi- days at Innisfi1'Park. Mr. and` Mrs. George Stewart were in Pint` Gmvo on Sunday. Mi::< 'Ruih. Kiikcnny is visiting Miss Marie Che:ior in Eiinvaie. Wm. ]~`i'2uno from iihv United Siates is visiting his mother here. Mr. and Mrs. `Lew. Walker of Re- gina are supcnding H nmnth in town. Dr. and Mrs Evwiizm' of Detroit ....n,_.: r'\lQ 4`.. in .:\IIvu\ Oluiv uvnnlr Page Twelve U1`. unu Wllh. QV\\`lL'1A l Ul 1JL`llUI| callr-d on friends; in town this week. Mi:;:; Marion Ritchie of Toronto is :pending' a month at hm` home here. Frcd Rn:..ae1` and Mr. IR,etr\'e of Dm- rield \'i.xitt`(l` with '1`. E. Bell 01:` Mon- I-`:-unr-nv; Ilnuvlnu will irnx-n nn llnllllllllkl VV(`lIf\l|. (I llll Mrs. W. L. Campbell frmn New York where \'i:~ilin2 her father fol W(`(`ks. lvlrs. T{`_`. 1llP}' and d: Ohrnn and -Mrs. Patle Glhholli; 1nol0l'(*d to Sllfillr`, ncnr Midland. A Frml S1m'en.=;on. ma Bank of Toronto here. l:`n'r~(l to Bethany am of Cobalt will 'be .'5llt agor. `Pmf. W. -11, Day 1: ("`l:1`_\` plunl.u nn {ha 1` on the Holland River 1` has thre-:~ acres of hea for sale and expects cralr within the next Inn.-I `1r\v< nvnvuy rn-ncr\nr H1111` I'l"\`llI'.'{",v` Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sutton motored to Toronto and Pvlvrbomxlgh. 1'mna'm- ing Lhcro for a ow days. Burn ~'I`o Mr. and Mrs. .lo.=c1)h Crmrin. a ::on. and to NIT. and Mrs. Ednmnd Wal'kr1'. a daugl1tm'. `Campbell has x'c1mmd she had been for a couple of urnnlrx agor. Pmf, 11. plantvd 800.000 rt`-<'1ain1(*d land marsh. 110 also head lettuce ready to ship 15.000 ten d.a_vs. This land hm m'm'_v prospect of pmd'ucmg~ a 'hum-pr=r (`mp this _vmn'. -as :11 1 un HONE 2|" BR DFORD ST. . BARR/E,0/V77 I BRADFORD ]\ I{'.`nnr*y daughters, Mrs. and Patterson and L00 1:; the Martyrs` `. on Sunday. 1 .`3(m'ens;on. manager of the is being trans- and C. P. `Roper ball :sent `here as man- Every Dress in this Huge Stock has been re-grouped in such a way that you can Save a Great Deal on Every Purchase. Every Dress is the Latest Style, the Finest Quality and Best Workmanship. __._ A-- _.--..q Arngnlsnr nnnvnugn ----..- -_-._.._>_ .v\l1 fast culnrs, shnrt sleeve and :;lcc\'ele.xs. A.\l~\`() Snmcks and Ham'- L`I'.\`. Si/.L`> I-1 in -H. Water rronts bpeclalty J. MORAN 'lQl\W - RARRH-I