Allandale Community Notes and Local Visits
A roundup of residents and visitors in Allandale includes Miss Dorothy Armstrong touring Toronto and Miss Beatrice Brunton visiting friends in Niles Michigan. Russell Aven from Toronto visits his brother Leslie, and plans for local events are announced including a weekly band concert and a social at St George's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Armstrong
Toronto
Beatrice Brunton
Niles
Mich
Presbyterian Amanse
Russell Aven
Leslie
W. B. Webb
James A. Ferguson
Wally
Huntsville
Jnc
Webb
Jos. Trask
Orillia
Allandale Gore
N. MacNicol
Geo. Poucher
O.R.C
Jas. Wilson
G.T.R. Brakeman
Allandale
Chicago
Detroit
Lindsay
St. George’s Church
Agnes Reid
Beryl
Tiffin Street
Burford
Woodstock
D. J. McDougall
Presbyterian Church
Whitebread
Thornton Local Notes and Social Roundup
Thornton residents attend the Exhibition with Dr. Horton and others in attendance. Miss Bessie Lennox heads to Hamilton Normal School. Mrs. W. J. McKnight returns after an operation in Barrie. Women’s Institute meets Sept 23 at 2 30 p m. Earl Grose visits, Power trips to Toronto Stouffville and Mount Albert. Irene Barlow resumes Barrie Business College studies. Dick Callighen and Allan Manuel spend Sunday in the village. Mrs. Wright of Barrie visits. Mr. Scythes improves in hospital. Anniversary services at Egbert draw crowds with Rev Lovering officiating. Rev W H Adams takes over Beeton duties. Miss McKenzie improves enough to leave hospital. Young People’s Circle social held. new contest started. Nellie McLean leads Whites, Jean Coates leads Reds. No meeting next Tuesday due to other attractions. Town Line Presbyterian anniversary services scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton
Horton
Crossley
W. Smith
W. Muir
M. McLean
Bone
Hopkins, Jr
Vinnie
Bessie Lennox
Hamilton
W. J McKnight
R. V. Hospital
Barrie
Women’s Institute
W. J. Thompson
Earl Grose
Toronto
Margaret Grose
Power
Stouffville
Mount Albert
Irene Barlow
W. H. Adams
Lovering
Beeton
Town Line
Fair Week at Vickers Limited
Simultaneously with Fair Week this store begins fall and winter offerings for men women and children. Beginning Monday September 19 this store becomes the mecca for discriminating buyers and features special fall apparel and money saving specials. All are welcome.
Separate Coats For Fall And Winter Wear
Separate coats for fall and winter wear feature long straight lines that appear loose and flowing yet flattering. Notable design touches include collars sleeves pockets and trimmings that enhance the overall beauty. Your early inspection is invited. Beautifully made at from
Hats on Display at Dame Fashion Milinery Show Room
We present a Hats display featuring models with the authentic stamp of Dame Fashion and newness in shape material or adornment. Visit our Mil linery Show Room to find a hat that best expresses your personality and offers satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otton Hardware CO. Limited
Special Flannelette Deals From British and Domestic Makers
One line ad outlines EXTRA colored stripe flannelette in blue pink and natural from last year stock at reduced prices. White flannelette also offered in 27 33 and 35 inch widths with fine even thread and finish. Previously priced 40c 55c and 65c now shown as 25c in limited stock.
Distinctive Dress Styles In Tricotines Serges And More
A display showcases dresses in tricotines serges taffetas charmeuse and other favored fabrics. The selection offers exclusive styles in blacks blues browns and greys in a full size range. See them early at the store.
Chintzes and Cretonnes for the Home Fair Week Sale
Twelve distinct patterns of chintzes and cretonnes for upholstering hangings cushions and utility boxes. Widths from 30 to 36 inches in light and dark colorings. Regularly 1.25 and 1.35 a yard now 98 cents at fair week auctions.
Ladies' sweater coats in variety
Season for knit wool coats offers a fine array of plain and fancy sweater coats in every color. Showing includes Tuxedo style effects and belted designs. Prices range from $8.25 to $13.50.
All Stars Defeat St Marys in Charity Baseball Game
The All Stars beat St Marys 6 to 1 at Agricultural Park in a benefit game for Lea Jones who broke an arm. Morren, Sutherland and Gilchrist led the early scoring. McQueen and Emms filled vacancies for St Marys. Crowd turnout was fair despite rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
Agricultural Park
Lea Jones
McQueen
Cliff Brown
L. Emms
Kohlmeyer
McMillin
Morren
Sutherland
Gilchrist
Emms
Hamlin
Plant
Roberts
Cooper
McMartin
Hartt
Hall
Saints
N. Moranef
Hall Ss
Lin
Coffey
F. Moran
Markle
C. Brown
D. Emms
Carson
Ems
Also Mentioned on This Page
Allandale News
G.T.R
New
Yorkshire Worsted Company, Limited
L. E. McMillin
Ontaro
Quebec
West End
St. Mary’s Club
Board of Directors
Vickers Limited
RTS
Victor
Victor Victrolas
Roy.Merrick
Barrie Examiner
ALL Stars
F. W. Anderson
Port Hope
Oldfield
Buschlen, Cameron
Ada Davis Oldfield
Churchill Cash Church
Barrie Fair
Qtton
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