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?pri1F6, 1922. L The pleasure of driving your ' car equipped with an Exide is the pleasure` that comes from a mind reliewged of the worry of "what's gomg to happen `I0 my battery next" ~' F V I-Io IJI\lJn u. 1 i1$e Points - I Iv: - -__.-_ _ Phones h Office 3501, Ron. 855M .2.__e~| V V? T .BA1"|'ERIE5_` COURT HOUSE CONTRACT LET E. S. Brown of Colling-wood has 3 been awarded. the contract for fur- nishing the material for repapering the County Courthouse. His tender for the necessary quantity of the different materials amounted to $325. This price was $127, cheaper than the next lowest of four other tenders. The work is to be completed by _- ,__-__L 1 E Highwaymen din ' Toronto start `learning their business at an early _ age, judging from a pair that attack- ed a son of Jack Reynolds, formerly ` of Barrie, recently. The Reynolds boy,. 13 years of age, was attacked by two boys in short pants, who threw him to the pavement, covered his head with an overcoat and then Went through his pockets, getting on- '1y fifty cents for their trouble, how- ever. When - the robbers were through with their job, they whistled , and a car, which evidently had been in waiting, picked them up. Just be- fore he was attacked the Reynolds boy had delivered $20. p.;;u;e";;. _MARY CARR HERE AGAIN Mary Carr, the great mother of Over the Hill,- will come to the New Dreamland theatre, Friday and Saturday, via the race track picture, Thunderclip. With her will be seen Violet Mersereau, J. Barney Sherry, John Daly Murphy and other notable screen actors and actresses. This remarkable spectacle comes directly from the Central Theatre, New York, which William Fox select- ed for its extended Broadway run. There are many thrills, laughs and heart throbs throughout the picture and there is reason to believe that ' the photoplay will cause a sensation when it reaches here. Dressings should `not be added to salads l excepting potato salad until jmt before serving, whether French dressing or may- onnaise is used. Celery and lettuce wvilt if. left in vinegar and oil. Celery should not even be. washed long {before _eerving,| __ 3; L----uga -snafu l as it become '{:"y. vu- I101: uvcu uc LAD FROM BARRIE I-.lE,LD up '1'-he gttention of lot owgers is drawn to the annual asassments for care of lots, which are payable to J. W. Ness, Secy.- '1`reas., Beecroft's B`an_k, Dunlop St., Barrie t\.......... at Ind: -an-n u-an-nrln that Ilnnslid 11388., DEBCFOIB 8 .D21u}, uuuuup um, umuc Owners of iota `are reminded that unptiid assessments from 1913 onward become a charge against the lot and` should not be allowed to accumulate`, as under the Act THEY MUST BE PAID BEFORE THE LOTS CAN BE USED. 'n___-:.I .....................4-.. 1...-ma 101`! {A 1091 IJUID U111` DID UDIIIU. . Unpaid assessments from 1913 to 1921 inclusive are Overdue and those fer 1922 are payable on or before `July 131: next`. Assessment 1-ates-$2 per annum for one :lot and $1 for each` additional lot owned by the same person; 81 for half lot. In} numnrg an: alien reminded that with by me same person; in wt nun wu. Lot owners are also reminded that with -the new Endowment System now available they may eliminate, if they wish, further assessments by permanently endowing the lot to provide for perpetual care. I Barrio Union cemetery Board, 10-26c - , A. Brownlee, Pres. In D isadjusting them to that degree of accuracy which assures -you of the utmost in efficiency. You will be surprised ta find how becoming correct- 7 ly adjusted glasses are. 0. R.A_(_)_ph.D.A 99 Djmlop St. Plione . Barrie 143 Graduate Canadian Ophthalmic College, Toronto Barrie Union Cemetery The Last Step in Supplying Glasses AN NUAL ASSESSMENTS oPToM1:'{ms17 In this community are hundreds of individuals and families on the watch for an advertisement which will offer them what -they want at an advan- tageous price. ' Ciall them bargain~hunters if you will, but there `is nothing wrong in waiting for a bargain, especially when the seller is anxious to sell at a reduced price. One family wants a new carpet-_-- the need is not urgent. Another family is looking forward to `buying dining-room furniture- it may not be for a twelve month. date the One man is thinking of buying himself a watch. One woman a shopping bag; another an umbrella. Stimulate business by the offer of some slow- amoving lines at special prices. Brighten up busi- ness by advertising some desirable goods at reduced prices. Make advertising banish dull business. Often you can tempt the buyer who is biding his or her time, to buy from you- at a time of your SHOP WHERE YOU ARE INVITII-ID TO SHOP Bargain-Hunters All can be made ft) buy ear1ier--5 by advertising. Issued by Canadian Weekly Newspapers A NOTE TO MERCHANT S` Association % W .ADD`l0NAL ADLI31*s| CHEVROLET CAR FOR .sALE_.. Model Ann AI\v\`Il RIP :0 ) D.....:.. ' 11.. OVERLAND CAR FOR SALE, in T_ condition. See it at 75 Owen St. Used only short time. _ . T A 14c TWO CHEVROLET CARS FOR SALE-- ..4.. o-.nJn`a 6:; uuuuuu sunny` 5...}... I--- LL.._ 5, large fange 1. .' 69c yard and 40 yd. OVERLAND CAR FOR SAL-E-In good" running order, -new battery, self-starter, sisx good tires; 9. snap at 8300, Box 483, ~ Barrie. _ 8tfc BARRED ROCK EGGS FOR HATCHING. 1*--.) "VH6" .,-.bn..I. Q1 nn 0.... 1: I)L...... `PURE BRED RHODE ISLAND RED eggs for Hatching. Apply to S. Weay.- mouth, 139 Collier St. ` 14tfc EGGS FOR HA'I`CHING---Barred Rocks 7 ........l l....:.... a`nn:r\ Q1 nn .. ....H:.... `II EGGS FOR I-IA'l`=(`HING-Martin strain of fuvnnz-Inf!-on nAf:nn Q9 nrnuyn an!` Kn HATGHING EGGS---Bred-to-lay Barred Rock, Johnston and Coidham strains. farm raised. $2.00 for 15. Cash with order. L. Lee, Angus. 12-17p EGGS FOR HATOHING - Bred-to-lay White Wyandottes, White Leghoms, $1.50 per setting; $8.00 per 100. P.O. 12.... 7:7 n.....:. mm...1a4 .13.14nl EGGS FOR SALE-Fx-om pen of large! year round laying Wyandottes, headed? by a vigorous cockerel from McLeod`; Bros. egg-laying strain. $1.50 per 13.` All infex-tiles replaced. A. F. A. Mal- comson, Barrie, phone 447. _ 12t.fc` HATCHING EGGS FOR SALE--Havingi purchased a pen of White Wyandottesl from Guild s (ibred-to-lay) strain, win-' ners at t'he Canadian Laying Oonteatat Ottawa. I am offering a limited number of settings of eggs from our great winter 5 layers -at $2.00 per 15 eggs. John`Doug- ! all. 117 Worsley St., phone 421. 13-18c: - ` - 1 lull V I.\v\JlJl:lL VJIILU L` \ l\l `$411.11: 490. App! Box 593, Bprri. vool, sizes 26, its were priced one price, only ould see them. .VV\J \llI.lJlVl\a\JlJlII1. \Jl'1I\-D I`\JI\a l`. I`Ll_E1"' Late mqdels, tourmg and `sedan, less than half pnce. Phone, evenings, 365W. 10 1'1.` 2 EGGS FOR HATCHING-~Having all the! . early chicks I need for shows,>I can sup- .u., ......u cm 1nv.1.f.t-.'}'nQ' at $2 ner 15 from . __-_-_-_ NURSE---Practical, maternity or general -----1-n Dknnn ` nun! l.Io\J\}.l\ uuuu 1'\.u.\. 1LnLuJ.Lu.1\J. "2.`::>`od utility `stock, $1.00 for 15. Phone 664. 13-18;) OAK AND HARDWOOD FLOORS polish- ed, etc.--Wm. Smith 84 Mary St. Box 810. Phone 944. 43-17p - SEE US for all classes of detective work, large or small; onsultation free. Ap- ply Box 261. Barrie. . 1241711 RTLIU 1'\I1\a J.LL1L\JLLLLV\.I"JJaI1I:u LI/\lDl\Dy good laying strain, $1.00 a setting. H; Etherington, Duerin St. (off Victoria) 14-15p I --:- UPHOLSTIMKING done at your `home. F or` information -phone 611 ring 13. 14-lcl PIC'I`URE FRAMING -and furniture rpair-' ing done by Dougall Bros., Mulcaster St., in rear of market. . ` 7tfc j DR.ESSMAKING-4Mrs. White has opened up new dressmaking parlor over Sterling Bank. Prices are very reasonable. 14p lity, 36 and . $1.00 yard ERGES, 42 . . . . . $1.49 E, v_ery fine . $3.50 yard CHIMNEY and house repairing, all kinds of carpenter work at Q rehsonable rate. F. W. Shannon, 84 John St. West.` Phone 955.}. 14;19p ; -- | WILL EXCHANGE Barrie building lots. for motor boat, dory, yaw! or good tearix of farm horses and wagon. Lew Howe, r-_.:....... uv ` 5-llntfc 85 to $10 day gathering evergrens, robts`, and herbs in the elds and roadside; book ` and -prices free. Botanical, 26 West ununn l".nnn_ 1`\Jl\r I.I'l1l`\ 'LI.LLV\J':'LV1l1| lllll llllllll UI Wyandottes, setting 32. Brown and buff Leghorns, settixxg $1.50. Apply 50 Park. St.. Barrie. ` lip` - FOR PAINTING-- paperh-anging and gen- eral house decorating, oonsult u_s. Berry & Sanders, 59 Mary St. and 2 Caroline St.,AIlanda1e. Phone 305. _ 13-18p . CARPENTER WORK -and building of all kinds, shingling. repairs and -alterations. in and out of town. Apply to R. E. Tuck and S. Shierlock, phone 650J; 9-14p :2 PAINTING an DEGORATI-NG~-Get_ your spring work done early [before therush. Jones & Partridge, interior and exterior decorators, phone 673J. Estimate free. ` 10-15p > WINDOW CLEANI-NG--House, office or} store windows cleaned. ,' [Floors cleaned and polished, new or old. Wm. Smith, 84 Mary St., Barrie. Box 810, phone 944. . ` , 14-25pl _ `BAKE NUITCE that I will not be respons- ible for any debts contracted -by, my wife. Mrs. Minnie Crichton, or any other per-~ sons, after this date. Douglas Campbell` Crichton. ` 14-16p `JUKID 1`UI\ 11:11 UL1.|u\J+LJ|n\n\ Kll ton, 1st prize; good layers; large egga;! I 1 birds 8 to 12 lbs; $1.00 for 13. f\....... Qt `In-`~31: "nun: Mnixnn plug- 151 Ice 'Dll'(1S 0 B0 1.4 IUB; w.l.UU nu 1!) sun '_ Owen s:., Barrie, Thos. Milbee. ' 13.sp OAK > ORO BRICK. C6M:PANY' (over Kempen- feldt Hill), manufacturers of red. and white brick. `See them before you build. Give us your order today; Prompt de- livery. Robt. Grab-am, manager. 10-15o _ Thursday, April 6, 1922 early CHICKS 1 H880 I01 SllUWN,>1 uuu cup- ply eggs for ha.tc'hingl at $2 per some of the best known birds` direct from J. S. Ma\'tin s Regal Dorcas White Wy-; unclottes. These are beautiful large birdsi headed by a very expensive male. All infertiles replaced." E. B. Guest. black-I smith. Guthrie. Oro telephone. 14p-l5tIfc ! xl .__.l U ltbm--rracuum, mam. nursing. Phone 512M. -----_--j.--_.:.---- Iunu uuraua 9 OX Lewiston, N .Y. auu. pnuua um: Haven, Conn. "---`-v '7 ' )AK-AND HARDWOOD FLOORS LAID, ceilings, etc., by experienced carpenter. All kinds of jobbing work done. town and country. ApplyVJas. Smith, 84 Mary St. Box 810. Phone 944. e_ 43-17p '_""""""""""" I `PHI uuuuus, wu.vu yo: 1 P757, Barrie. - Phone 134. FOR E-IATCI-IING-Black Owing- 1_1. ....._... ......J `nuva-val `nu:-A nunao Autoihobiles, Miscellaneous SKINS _h make, ` 4_0c yard "ifivp '13`-1'Z}$ ' W nvwu, 5-llptfc I l\ll|Ul 14p 14'-'1c5";"` IIII Bl Miss Hall of Westbourne, Man.,-is the. guest of Mrs. A; G. MacLe1lan. nior O. {:15 were ck, rink _ng. Dur- _` song and pf 19. gold F % M:-s; F(`._ZW.;7I\1-bo1Z-Ze,-ZPort ccixbome, has ben visi ging_ Mrs. J. J. Moore. up _ noun IRIS DEB]! VlSlE 1g'_LVl.1'. J. ;J. 1V.I.UUl.'u Mr. Cu1'ri_e,` Bayfield `St., has re- turned home after avisit. to Califor- nia. ` `ll -.. TIT 1') 1'2}-.. 2.. -1. CUIVLA .TKfn`I I130 . Mrs. W. R. King is at Th; `Wel- flnd, St. Catharines, for a short visit. AII . 1-4 1 1 I,'.BA, LL}- ___-_... .'m1-V`Il'S. Albert Godden left this.morn- ing to visit her -sister in Niagara Falls, Ont. T ' -n.. nu.-- 13-..... -4! D.u.+ A.-+1-nu- ,g&$&%&i&&$i&&&ag ;l-` 5113, \Jllla Dr. Chzls. Powell of Port Arthur `spent over Sunday with his mother, `Mrs. D. Powell. ___ -3 1u'....a........`I :. &&&$&&a$m&mwa&| JVl.l.'o LI. l. UWCllo ' >Mrs. L. Sweeney of Montreal is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O.- Hooper, A1landa1e._ T Mrs. (Rev.) T. Douglas left Monday morning for Brunswick, Ga., to visit her son, Terrence. Miss Mackay, Dunlop St., has re- turned to town after spending a month with friends in Ottawa. 1-? `r , 1, ,'_ - A `II _-._.: ..1--.2`|1 .. us:-I-L I Sophia St. HIUHLII Wuau. 1.1'u:uua Ill vuuawu. ' Mrs. H. Jakes of Merrickville, with her sonandi daughter, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Lennox. Mrs. W. J. Snell of Winnipeg, with her little daughter, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. White, 22 Worsley St. ' ` . ` Mrs. Geo. McBride. Charlotte.St., has returned home after spending two weeks with her sister, Mrs. Gracey, in New York city. W. C. Sills, manager of the J. i M. Greene Music Co. stage, was in Peterboro .this week attending ,the i_ stock-holders annual meeting. u 71 run *r\___I:.. -....`l `nqnA:`Ir nnn vnnu '_ SLUCK-lluluclas auu uaa nae-..uu.b. ing this week to Detroit where he has ;secured a position as superintendent gof concrete work in sewer construc- ' H. T. Devlin and family are mov-V Iv- \r\. i tion. A E1011. ,~ . . _ | A. E. Lerinox and son. Arthur, ',vis'ted `over Sunday with his mother at Elmvale, it being the occasion of `his mother s bi"rthday.- Mrs. Lennox L-.- _:..1..A.:..LL `Innis and in -in xnnvv `Ills IIIUDIICI. a uu vlluuga ....... ._... ..... -.` 'is in her eightieth year and is in very poor health. `M... T_nv-nn `Pan-are n1:w1 hahv. #01`-l poor lu-:uu..u. ` Mrs. Lorne Rogers and baby, For- :rest, are visiting with Mrs. Rogers iparents. Mr. and Mrs. N, J. Liscumb. _Eccles St.. while Mr. Rogers is get- 'ting settled in Windsor. where he has accepted a position on the teaching .sta" of the new Rotary school in \ jthat city; Before leaving Brantford Rogers was presented with a ngold-headed umbrella by the Central [school teaching staff, of which he has gbeen -a member for the past three {and a half years; a large brass jar- diniere from his class of the past M year and a leather bound hymn book by his Sunday School class. I ' . was. A. E. H. CRESWICKE GIVEN! !LIFE MEMBERSHIP INTI-IE W. A. At the closing meeting on Wed- nesday afternoon, a display of `the work done during the past year by V the Woman's Auxiliary and the Girls and Junior Branches of Trinity church. was given _in the Parish Hall. Afternoon _tea was served and the bales were then packed to send to Thingwauk Home at Sault Ste. Marie and St. John s Boarding School at Chapleau. -Before closing, a -short address was read by Mrs. Channen, followed by the presentation to Mrs. A. E.` H. Creswicke of a life member- ship in the W.A. by the members. ithus showing their appreciation of iher many activities and faithful ser- "vices in theirawork for missions for a number of years. Afer this a beautiful"bouquet of red roses was , given to Mrs. R. A. Carr in recogni- ' tion of her faithful service as first Hvice-president. The social tea hour ; brought to a close a very happy after- ; 110011. ~ ' ' ` . The fiftieth anniversary of the Central` Methodist church, on the M present site, cor. Torontoand Eliza- geth streets, will be held this month. Rev. Dr. E. T. Hart of Montreal, a former pastor, "will preach Sunday, . April 23. On the following Sunday. Rev. H. Moore,'a recent pastor at Central. Church, will occupy the pulpit. ; PERSONAL If you are "anticipating battery trouble or considering buying a new battery, can at The Leading Battery Servicg Station`. ? Exide down `to pre-wit prices. "Connecticut Service Station"