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, , Recently a. girl baby with a. third arm growing between the shoulder blades was born to Mrs. Martha Reblln of Montreal. A ~-------A--A-AAAAAAAL .1`2o@-fgr1;'-C_J };e-e-se, .`.-.~48c Swifts Cheese, 6 portions to a UVVLLUD \JllCCDC V IJULVIUAID UV In box,perbox , 40 Leeze Brand Lobsters, extra quality, 31-lb. tin . . . . . . 43 `on `-w -u-`r`y- 55 Elizabeth St., Phone 403 ,__--_---------_------AAAAAAA4 v-vm`Ij2C`T --::` EXPERT VULCANIZING We Guarantee Our Work AUTO ACCESSORIES. FILLING STATION. RADIOS <.`=- F3: M09 IJ.\I\i|l.rno1n-ow v- --v... `I47 Dunlap St. Phone 13117 .-AA HEINTZMAN & CO. PIANOS Pug; Flvd v 1 It -- ``IE;1-E--1- V2Y-g)UR YOUTH? WHEN THINGS LOOK BLACK-CALL ON us BARRIE PHONE 562 U vvvv V` THIS WEEK S SPECIALS AT WlSDOM S _ .. M ,4... rs... tnr- 1....`m. 1na+ {vm+n11nr1 n .Qhn.T4 MULTIBESTOS BRAKE unmc GfI'I K " IJIIIII Lilla C-vs----u- --_ .. ..._.._ our Prot-Sharing Cou-`We have just installed'a-'S-u;-Kist o be redeemed in Rogersl Fruit Juice Extractor in our Ice Cream Department. Try a real` Quality Peas, No. 2 fruit ice drink, lemon or . . . . ..... 3tinu for43c orange; 10 `Daisy Cream Sandwich Comb Honey, well lled sections, ;s,peri-b..........25c each . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..35c ineappie, . . 25c and 30 `Assorted Jelly Beans, lb. . . . . 19 Phone j.i.17 for Delivery in` Any Part of Town. '52:-fzv-1E'xa" COAL Acommodation for Ladies BOWLING i*f@9B9}v'inA.a'!2' V Hos. 426 JACK BEATTY, Proprietor - - _ -_--AAAA---..`.........'."` OPEN 10 Z4\.;1..12 P.M.' Phnlia 423 For Gooil, Healthy Indoor J Recreation . Cleaned MORE PAY!`-`INES RE BYLAW NO. 270 (Continued from page one) _ Before giving of `judgment Mr. Jarvis `asked permission to make a statement. He said the building he occupied had been standing 75 years and that `the eavetrough pro- Jected 12 inches. Measurements had shown that the `building was built back 'of_f the street line. `I -.. Thursday, May V 17} 1923. I-lilllv Unvn \ll_b UII\ -u---- _----. Mr. Boys replied that Mr. Jar- via couldn .t secure title to land simply because his eavetrough pro- jected over it. It simply gave him the right to `leave his eavetrough as it is now. (CA. LL. 0993 A; A1110" " :1-gf-ad It Is now. On the 23rd of April," stated Magistrate J effs, the Council ask- ed that no action be taken on a prosecution (Mr. Garrett's) and that it should serve as a warning to all others to comply with the by- law. It would seem that'the Coun- cil s wishes have been outed. .21. "The bylaw may not be wise; it may not even be valid. The side- walks may not even be in their proper place, but that cannot be esta`blished in this court. I am only concerned with the facts pre- sentd to me in evidence. I can't see why the court should be asked to discriminate. If there is any hardship, the counsel for the.town is here and he wi11`have to take the responsibility. The nes were then imposed. 1l`.uAn1mnn `in Hm: nnune NF Mr J91"- linen uupuaeu. `Evidence in the cases of Mr. Jar- vis and Mr. Saso was taken on Tuesday of last week and judg- ment reserved. Mrs. Beatty s case was heard last Monday. 5110 1. ,n 1 .I,-L'__. lavjacvs v--.-. _....,--.....,. 'Chief `Stewart recalled th `on Friday, April 27, `he told` ' rs. Beatty to take several large ad- vertising signs, 6 x 3 feet, from the west side of ~Bayeld Street. on the boulevard near the `Bank of Nova Scotia. On the morning of April 28 the Chief said he took the signs down himself and took them to `Dreamland `Theatre. The same afternoon they were out again. He notied Mr. Banting. manager, to take them down and he said. they'll stay up there. Witness said that `Mrs. Beatty, in various conversations, had not shown a tendency to obstinacy. I V_-,___--.._I _I_.E-._-_ Uvlluvnnv v v v w u v - -my`, - To - r. Hammond, de_fence counsel, Chief Stewart admitted the signs complained of in this in- stance were `both on the boulevard and -not on the sidewalk. Mr. Hammond brought out that the bylaw, provides for 14 days notice before an obstruction can be removed by the -police. and con- tended that the 'Chief had no right to do `what he did. (NHL- ....-nu-. An npub Av-|nI1vV|1'\n'I` `CO (10 'Wnao 118 um. The signs do not encumber anybody or anything `by reason of being on the boulevard? asked Mr. Hammond. No, replied witness. It was also admitted Ehe sign at the corner was the chief one com- plained of. .M`sou .`RnnH-v um: naked as to a pmmeu 01.. Mrs. Beatty was asked as to a conversation in which the Chief was said to have given her until May 1. GI... m8Ao .l".h{n T Innvn ufnvn may .I.. . She said: -Chief, I have stayed out of this ght for two years. but it is going too far. I will take my signs `off the street when certain steps are taken off town proper- ty. Mrs. Beatty used the word persecution several times and was good-naturedly checked up by the magistrate. She started in to re- late irrelevant incidents, `but was stopped. II... A:In|A`\4\luIntI'tIt\VIf|V\1D:I\l" A`? Ask for Cou-` pons to Rogers -Silver. | Standard sieve. . . . . . 3 tin: for 43: Bodley s Biscuits, per 1-b. . . . . . . . . . 25 Cuban Pineapple, .. ` 1 F! C-.. l\-I2-.. stoppeu. , ,The signboards complained of, Mrs. Beatty said, have been in their position for eight years and no complaint registered. She at- tributed present trouble.to her competitor in business. `IL. 1"I'_.-__--_._.I ._.`l;.-:J.L-.l L1... 1.'..r E`-IIIIIIG VIIIVL I l I V $ u n A Q V w an Mr. Hammnod admitted the by- law and Town Solicitor. J. R. Boys, had no questions to ask wit- ness. . A .I.1..-....:..... LL- Dnunl. Mm Hum- ness. Addressing the Bench, Mr. Ham- mond conned his remarks to the sign at the Bank of Nova Scotia corner. His client, he said. was under the impression that the Chief had given her until May 1. The sign, he repeated, did not in- terfere with either vehicular or pedestrian traffic. `The sign is a very important factor in Mrs. Beatty`s `business. It was almost `hopeless for her to do business without this sign and application had been made to council to per- mit it to remain there. The days the sign was down business at Dreamland fell off 50 per cent. People had no means of knowing what show was on and therefore i went somewhere else. It was true there was a technical contraven- tion of the `bvlaw, but it was no worse than the case of the man ; who drives on the rst day of Jan- 1 uar,v with the previous year's _` markers on his auto. |'I'\L....- -con- -an An;-nun 4-A AI\I1+ IHETKBTS 011 I118 auw. `There was no desire to out the town.` He asked that the matter be let stand until Council took ac-. tion. This case was different to other comp]aints. of boxes of sh or bunches of bananas encumber- ing town property. They`could be removed without interfering with business. but such was not the case with the Dreamland sign. 1 1.-.! U666 Vvauu Uuv Jdsuu -------- v.5..- Mr. `Boys simply said` there had been no attemnt to deny the facts and there had been admission of a technical breach of the bvlaw. He asked for a conviction. The court. he said, was not concerned -with circumstances having to do with` any particular business. HFIVL- --.-..L 1.... .. ..:...LJ. 4... 4...1.- NJ yous vavunuo um - n . u .4- The court has ;o `right to take grmxrxwiwwwmwmg E THE LETl'ER BOX g xrwwrmwrmmrwmwm ` TO MERCHANTS or BARRIE `Owing to the fact that I belong to [the working class and therefore have not time to give verbal expres- sion to `you regarding the opposi- tion` to the Weekly half-holiday in this town, `I. must d6 so through the press. I am sorry to learn that there on: a few merchants in this bro- press. 1 8.111 sorry Lu M.-:u,ru tum. Lucbv are a. few merchants in -this pro- gressive town who are opposed to giving the clerks and the merchants, in favor, an opportunity to enjoy God's sunshine in the great out- of-doors five hours out of a. sixty- five-hour Working week. We all appreciate the fact `that Barrie is a. tourist town `but this fact does not interfere with our half-holiday. Anyone who has `been no. an nkanu-umn+ rnnaf have nnfimad mat tne IOUPISES Wm) are a.l.:Uu5-|.Uu1~ ed to swmmering in the vicinity of Barrie have always done their shopping during the forenoons, par- ticularly on Wednesday and Satur- day mornings, simply because they have been accustomed to the half- holiday in the town and cities whence `they came. 1103+ I: #13:: 1-raneinnf h-nn vnu Now i. the Season for HARDWOOD FLOORING We are well stocked in .the various grades. '5 L PHONE FOR ESTIMATE. L Tm: BALL PLANING MILL CO. Limited. nau-nouuay. ztuyuut-9 wuu nus Uccu at all observant must have noticed that the tourists who are accustom- ...a an ..u..~u-nnninnr ha Q-`ho 1rininH'17 nf wneuue `Lucy c'a.u1c. In it is the transient trade you are worrying about, just for one half day during the Week, then in my opinion their business is some- thing very intangible. American tourists expect to find stores clos- l\A nn Txfndnncaur al-Avnnnna nu LULIFLSLS t.'ApcL;L LU Lxuu auuca unva- ed on Wednesday afternoons asl they too have been used to it`and have made provision accordingly. 1- ,. ____ n_._:_.. A... --...... ......L!.... 43.no- uu V V ll||-lu\A\/ yo v v -..-v.. ......v..- ....--c,-., . Let me bring to your notice that Orillia is just as much a. tourist town as Barrie and perhaps even more so. The merchants there are` observing the half-holiday from be- ginning of May until the end of October, and they are at present considering compulsory closing for the entire year excepting the month of December. All we are ask- ing is to have Wednesday afternoon during the months of June, July August, and September. I am only ex-press-ing the opinions of all the clerks in Barrie when I say that we feel We are entitled to the half- holiday. During the spring and summer months -its quite a. common thing to work as late as 11 "to 11.30 on Saturday nights. T-his extra hour and a half is given by the clerks willingly and free of charge as long as there are customers to serve. We expect you to recipro- cate in some measure. - - 1 v 4.911 into consideration the importance and value of this signboard; the Chief might have some discretion in the matter and the Town Coun- cil might take cognizance of the situation. pus`; All ounnau g-.uu.~.au.v. Remember dissatisfied clerks will be anything `but an asset to your business or town. ...-... \ -avv - -;-svnunavv A xv-max (Signed) BILL PR1I"I`lCHA1RID Tl-IE BARRIE EXAMINER - `---n-\. 1:: 11?," STANDARD 5: x NORMAN M. MARSHALL 9 5mm :`\d!: J19I2I:'.R'lA HT CHIROPRACTIC AND p mus: p_As'rumzA'noN GENERAL RE1>Auzs-3 ALL MAKES or cAR_s_ Genuine Ford Parts = tscutor or Lsxamxner. ? Dear Editor:-0: recent date. I I have been asked why`! did not on- pose publicly, the scheme of com- pulsory pasteurization, as It is un- derstood by many that pasteurlzing milk tends to destroy its quality and healthfulness. 1\.. 1' .a `on-.. 1115 an! Tnlnn- and neaitnrumess. Dr. J. 'S. Riley, M.D., of Indian- apolis, states that there in a. dit- ference of over 60% in the nutri- tive value of fresh and pasteurized milk. Dr. Pasteur is quoted ae say- ing that. 4,If I had my life to live over again, I would live it disprov- ing the Germ Theory." In Toronto. fresh certified milk sells for over twice the price of pasteurized milk. Why? Apparently because it is re- cognized as being much superior. i\Tnf noon!) in h'ia -vinlnifv nnnm t Editor of Examiner. `I'\p.n.. `[3314-A-.n,,_I\C st cugxuzeu as `D6111; uxuuu auyuuus. Not many in this vicinity seem to question the advisability of the pro- posed 'by-law. There is no question in my mind but that some time in the perhaps distant uture,.pa.s- teurizing of milk will become un- popular and will not be compul- sory, even though that measure may be adopted now. Some dealers apparently strike the attitude of being willing to foregothe loss of their business if it is to be of help to the community. It is apparent that most of us must try everything once, (perhaps to our ultimate ro- gret) and therefore it would be in keeping to try this out. t nnnran I am nfrinflv in favour ! Keeping 120 [!'y [1113 out. Of course, I am strictly in favour of sanitation and the Health Dept. have done much to improve same. Also the dairy service We get in town is worthy of favorable com- ment. We Chiropractors have con- siderable work on our hands in establishing our own science, and while we are in sympathy with any movement to defend public li- berty, we do not take the initiative in this matter because. in so doing. we may be branded as disturbers and people do not like their peace of mind upset even though there may be virtue in knowledge. `Duo-av-rihncr vnnnlnnfinfl!--!FhA AH: may [ie virtue In Know-ieuge. Regarding vaccination:-4'1`ho An- ti-Vaccination league is demanding our support, but the same thing applies. It is a. citizens movement and not the opposition of one pro- fession against another. Certainly we do not agree with the theory of vaccination, but to vigorously op- pose it might "hamper the progress of establishing our own science. It vaccination does the harm claimed. it is defeating its own purpose, and while it may reduce the amount of a specific disease, it tends to create others which of course creat- es work for the physician of which we get. our share. Therefore you can readily see that any opposi- tion we do show is not for selfish motives. mt.-."-. nun 4-.1-h.:m -nnh-2+: I-An. 1-hat motives. There are other points, too, that might be referred to, such, as, ac- cess to the press, popular opinion, etc., but may prove lengthy. l`Inon1).no' tin)! 911!` fhi nftuitv etc., Dllt may prove Lenguxy. Thanking you for this opportunity of expression, I am, GEO. R. BURNS. C. J. SMITH A AA_!AAAAAn Also dun line of` Bread, Cakes .n_a Pastry (Fresh Daily) at ____ -_I_ f'__l- .L.-_-_.. EL--- Elisabeth St. VICTOR RECORDS VICTROLAS Sold by all the Leading Grocer; in Barrie and Allnndala. i,'"i?fi:"iL0uGn ._ -45:1: I1I\I1l!I lVI'II\I`f.' I-IJIV o ..--_- _ _ tin, ...,........... 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