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LVI \.II I IILIIUIA-I o Trace--Speira.-A-Ordered that the Coun- cil now adjourn to meet at Elmvale, Aug- ust 15th. In":-an-5 Our teacher Min Gronon, has left: for her homo in Dundna, `where she will remain during school holidays. nlI:l'|n-- has Lani` Ivan-to -u-A------3-- Ills IIUIJIJIIIIIID IJU PCB` . Wm. Blnin, pulling stumps opposite lot 20, con. 4, $7 ; `_ Bobt Ludlow, building bridge and opening up creek opposite lot 25, con`. 3, $20 ; Neil Bonner, lling wash- out opposite lot 25, con. 3. $290 ;_B. Kelly, building opposite lot 20, $5 ; Jon. Hngga. lling wuhoutoppoeite lot 20, con. 7. 82; M. Andrews, 4 road scrapers, $34 96 ; Joseph Sutton, material for bmlding culvert` on base line, con. 4.- $7.24 ; Alex. Strsth, amount granted in- March meeting-of council for opening up 11th con. line opposite lots 3 and 4, $30 G`:-1:57-dag-Q (I.-11-uni Chg` `Ln Quin . Spoirs-'1`race-Ordered tht the Clerk notify the parties whose `under-drains empty opposite the Orange Hall in the Village of Elmvsle, that the said dram: must be continued to 3 proper outlet. T Q-;..:_. "I`....-..4f\-.I.......l sl.-L 41.... l'Il.._I- .....-.. .. ................... .._. - ,....,.... ............ Speiro-Traoe-O1-dared thst. the Clerk give an otder for payment to party build- ing bridge opposite lot- 18, con. 7, as soon as bridge is inspected _and passed by Mr. R.mGrahatg. I\Q 1.: ..I .- ` `unghn:8;ldewal'k_I`.`T~ Dun St:%~ 93 fhix`:Bioi1c1 ?'Rid.eri i- trying to niIK.e::"0u`gJli`i';;'iIi'y}`}.Its mentkin your paper` there was not s woril_yr'ps~\true. He 38!! he did stop, unit tor` the ery" good reason that he oould,_.ngts\get;g_if`:&yaafter knock- ing the my `clown qndirur};ning.oyer her, and falling; cf` his .bicyc1e ,"then had to oooly say he eou1d_not;help it, and he had no buinels onvthe sidewalk and was sorry, As foroominzz to enquire about `theipei'!0li.!rho .w_s hg1rt`,"_v're' never saw himlnntil he got s summons, and then came 7to_pl_eed to, be let o ',~fend was let off. ' Now," if`! hsd, `thought (he would have beenvsd ungentlelnsnly, I would have let it gone through I think itiefs poor apology to-qbme_ out-in the papers to con- tradict what you nothiniz but the truth to let himself down. I- hope this will be enough forhiin, `or I shall give his name and doings in another issue. i Ru. You", 0.... A _______ __ The councilmet at Elmvale, J uiy 2ud. Prese nt,-"-Mephra. Suesth, "Trace, and bSpie_ru. TherReeva in the chair. L M;n|\`n-.11` lnlf, lnntinll FAQ!` nd llo Trace-Spie1'-a-Ordered `that the sum of $10 be paid Wm,- Wil for putting in two culverts on side road ud'6, one on the 7th,~the othr on the 8th con.. =and for putting up tailing on side ofroad up-~~ Iproaching badge on the 8511 con. 'l'V........ Huh.-. , nnannnni `nk `kn Itlhnllfi Trace--Spiers-0rdered that the report PIUQCQIIIIJK |'I_I\l5,? \IIl`IlIlY_ \lUIl \l\-Ill 7of thecommittee appointed to` examine ;_7th and 8th con. lines he adopted. ` ` .m.4:___ m__.. n..........: -1... n.'..:,.n..._ The Cardwell Sentinel in the only paper in Simcoe, so fer on we know, that op- poses the much needed establishment. In its last issue it exulta over the action of the County Council thus : &.I.Vll Uvlln IIIJV Vvyvulvw lvvu II Slain 1 VUVL Trace--Spiere-0rdered that the sum of 315 be granted for the completion of the opening up of the 11th con. lme be- tween lote 3 and 4. T V ` , ` 1` A II IUI I The xqnowmg ` _ _ Noinninnnr ` been recei'v e`d;ffor_A n : lowers auureuou pus con- firmed. ' ` V -' " ' N 0- ft 1-, J `AI,v_l_ LL- _..... . a nu auu obu uuu. uuuu uv uuvyuvuu ` ,Spi_a`ra-Trace---Omierod that the follo w.- ring accounts he paid : Y... DI-in mulling: ninunsnn nnnnn:n inf Noooiun 3.? "1533; E " ` vFZ'no'm -- p. 9.-291 I!`';%'%*'..:'~}-' The fqoing lanrs `adax-eacd- [..to_tb8` .1-.. ..S_ Tut Unbnnw .`}AnvAn'i.* "}m.ve Advance at-respondenoe. Lawn: frennis. Flo! Council. Z"The.(;Joun'tyVCouneil_Ia:sVt week sat on the Poor House proposal, and the Bar- rieites, who expected another building erected and supported by the out-lying. townships, are mad. O; S- BURTOIL. ONE AGGRIEVED. I51 ' Clgrk. FRASER,CLARK&Go. next Two Weeks Wee w':i1ljTrim every Hat bought of us Free of Charge. - ACHOICE LOT 1 TR11\11\1ED M ILL I N ERY !A! Free of Charge ! ! Deposits of $1 and upwards received and Interest allowed. ' ' - Interest added to the principal twice Iueach year. U ` "Current" accoiiutu opened. Farmers? and Commercial paper dia- counted. A ` Farmers Sales Notes collected. Advances made on Farmers `Sales Notes. T Note form: free on application. Dnurs ISSUED payable in all parts of Canada, Great Britain, . the United States of America, andeelaewhere. ` Barrie, June 30th, 1892. -`1-_ 7, 15923 P004 Th N6 new nanle will adll tbvtlle SYul)-. orlptlon List. until the money is paid. M '- Snbnm-ibm-1: now in arrears for three months lilclm Jul! seats. the re were were the C as at r were 103' talc: N am ('01 Li Li _ Th Libc evid meut not i rank Tl` Hun. If View befo days P18-C. lay: W'|1'a\" "(:1 ~-Inna: .1. `ksian vuunwmwmgyv our 03:15: a OKNKSIAN `PEI HOU-SE O!` REFUGE QUISEION. Ln 8 Page. 48 Column Newspaper. Published trom the 011100, Dunlop Street Barrie. in the County of Simone. the Pro- \ Vince of Ontario. Canada. every Thun- day morning. by . ' ULMUEL WESLEI. PBOPBIETQB. `. as Nonfnemuiifvknce; DI.BPAB:Th sss1~1_':I.*. In going through the gaolsyon will ob - serve that there area number of old peo- ple who are committed ss vagreuts. At the present moment there are only _.t_e,, which I sm surprieerl:to nd ;- but the number runs up to 13 or 14 in the winter season. In nearly everyinslsnoe the vog- _nnt isjan old person who from misfortune has hnnlnn nnnn --.41 lug!-up .In'.'uA`~"..-lial! 4.1 H. H. Mo ants-, MANAGER. ll.S1`AB'I:V`.I8iE; l.iA):`V`*;Ti`'l`.`-v:i;, _ u_ . . . . . gaqptogb, ea,1xith{ her, `if .1 i-i:ihin3ms;y`o6n da -` 4 w' vour riizhu toVndbvi_I o._a_nL tpp(In[m1;ndWt`liNo; Caunfy Council to.`bi1i|`tl`t' `hbune of the .4 .K, ` fI ||3:1'd df !.| e..!l|.Q hind: of the Aurora Innin , The election of ofoon at the Epwoith League took place on Monday evening, with. the following result :--ProfIidon`c, M:-.J. H. Dsvoy;~1oI _vioo, Mr. Ed. Ooonnbl ;';`J;nd :- Lion, Minn -_ 3rd 8I=roIau-s:.~~So.cf.rl-.n'.. .; ._ ,1 nlo,-amen. 7 .....* `Mid wont to Aaron on the lot; lwhoronthoy uvuuvwu In Jill!!! VEIIUII WI.` ll. DIG uooivod . all to . huroh"in Bdtiuh Col- nufubin, nod thuvin three wookm Bil for I. 2; 1:... :1 .._ The two notorious bin-glnrs who have been operating through ..York Oo_.,_ were seen in town here and in this vicinity on Sunday and Monday. On Monday even- `ing a G. T. R detective-rived here -and consulted the village oonqtsblen who joined: in 3 watch. At theitilno of : wrifing Moli- dsy nis|.it;H_ini;Sohiiblo-,to yo; ; `extents y no wsy out uf'fh`b`='1imdIiliy;" =exoept the i: |t0l'f0l'0l|0"0f" lo? P1-ovin_cial_ Ipegiilnture; A We hope Mr. Md'vTa t'iil'l take the mat- ter into bl! se'riouI'_ consideration, and be prepared with 1-manure to meet thlgoase at the next meetingof the House.` (El 3nnd1...,A,. J, `Gregg 43;. nonnood Tin-*1`dI`:i_ty iohiuh, up: he had "m - null tn - nhnl-In D...1n-|. n_: T Tnmflsagsds of bushels of damaged grain have been teamed away from Craigvale. Prices, 254:. and 500. per bag. The juuiorAMothodist mlnister, Mr. J. G. Rogereymade a good beginning on Sunday. He is a young man of con- siderable /ability, and any amount of snap. That : what we want. With dehgent study and careful preparation, big sermons wi{lldra`_1~v4orowdnV.~ ; i ' OAFITAL q7L IrfsA. Cook is in RoohesVt'er` \'visxtAivn.g heruon. w - ` ` I EM`!-Z iznd Mrs. W. T.'Hn'mer, of Mark- I lane, no hqlidgypg _w1.h friends hi. A vuvvu vvvs vuv uvnuuy, llI.l.IUl.|g "WHUIIIV I. noticed Messrs. J. Atking, T, W. Eyaizqs, L Duckworth and wife,TMias Walsh, bf Toronto, Mnjyand Mu. Covert, of Roche:-V tar N, V LU: uu UIJ, q tor, Y The Allandnle Base Bell Club came off vtctoriouayin the aporteat the Point last Tuesday, by winning the silver cup pre- sented by `the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen. T ' . \A v\Io 51 UIUIIIIJ Do Capt. Kennedy. of Orillia, is now_ in charge of the Salvatioh Army here. MID Wain. l ..{`|.....l..... -3 7'----J-- uunl 5:: u: uuu uupvuuluu auuy L|Bl'. Mr. Walter Mcconkey, of Toronto, spent the First with his brothers in this` vicinity. V I A ` 'lV|.(...-.....'.:.. -5 t...-L-I_ -2 .1;_-- ,, ,1 Wehdd as larb'x1:z\1vtT!;l~v3;:"-:5"'f`f1',;i'n;iTtoi"7a In town over th"o~ tmliday-,=~ among`-"whom I nnnnd Mnnnrn _T Aching W` YK7 13---'-- The B. of R. T. No. 377 hold` their first annual excursion per steamer Enter- prise. to J aokson s Point on Tuesday, July 26th. This will be the excursion of the season. Don t miss this treat or you will be sorry for it. Everybody should make an eifort to `go for a good day's outing. 'n-u .n 11 n 2. II:-an Msztrvoud _ Advance Correspondence. 40 days rain ! Fall wheat is bedly lodged. __ Great day at De G-raui last Friday. Some of our _ citizans celebrated the First in tangle-foot style. ' mini mum kn -nnL6n_ I.-__ 0 `I71... _puuv |u.uu uun yvulvu wuu xrulu IIIIIIUITIIIIU has become pooriend beingtbo work is sent up out of ohu-ity"bye.tvhe magistrates. Everyone of these oom- mimla is illetzsl, beoeule 3 men "to vhe.._g vagrant must be guilty? of home o`oftmin.`Il` ofenoe or be connected Uriah iome csini-L inel clue. But they are oomnritted=.;by:- ue magistrates an a matter ofhumanitx. to ptevent their fteesipg bo1_-etpving to duty. Of the ve v agnIite new in 51101 `".,;*; "::;';;:" :.;:;:;,. .,..,.2 Why? did you not capture the foot-ball silver cup at Graui? . I11 i` w6;vV"eh:;.a;ly of this week, the. Pros- byterian: hold a garden. party at Mr. Geo. Nelson's. , . tr _, .' an 1\ Illo ova. 'cou1zm Aaltxcunrtruia. utm- bjugsc ` vvwua III Iuuv ynwuvg veav Irv IIIUII II.Il.|lliIBU they had to tackle the -2u_d__ twelve of the Orilliu. They went. in and - played like trojene and held` their own, as the score etuud 1 to 1. ' A very large excursiori rroln Aurora, Newmarket and Holland handing passed through here on Tuesday for Collingwood. rlu__ .-n ,2"l\ nu 1-r nan. - u Everybody is interested in theicoiinti-y: sV greatest industry; `Farming and what- ever conduces to its ilmproyement, and aids in its snc_cess.. benet; every citizen of the Dominion.` it is lev_er_ which{ moves the -money market of the world,- and when the farmer is prosperous every other industry in the land partakes of his prosperity. It is then manifestly to the interest of every man to aid infbuilding up and strengthening this grand basis of the nation's wealth. Agricultural exhibi tlons serve to show the progress made -in the science and art of farming. and be- come when rightly conducted. most im- portant educational. factors, not for'the farmer alone, but for people eng_aged_ in ;l: =.>t!a await-: W92? T519 A!>m just `now deaiiei to impress iipon the mind of every one, whether farmer, mer- chant, arttzan, laborer or man of leisure. is, that all are interested in the results of the labors of the eld, and that alleshould lend a hand when the opportunity offers to help this` great industry. We ash erery reader` to think this out for. himseif, and then to determine for himself `what he- can do to make the "exhibition next `Septem- ber a success. The'Directore of :the.Cen_- tre Simcoe Agricultural _,Socie`ty:,will ex- pect every man to ,do; zllllr duty 4 w;_.ith. relation to that exhibition. ~ e l , -1 -,-4-9,-n---! "1 . ., r - - `W ; Advance 'Gonre'spondenoe.; V 4 By tho_'mua_`ionl '*atrui i`1;n1f ,bf tlgg life `and__ drum heard nightly, the glorious 12b of July in at hand. _ - Our eenlor lacrosse club went out to Mudhutet on Friday laet to. play the re- turn match with the club of that place. The Allandale boys came 03 victorious again by a score of 2 to 1. They had a good time and-felt. jolly coming home. `nu 1- In` 1- T'he junior lacrosse club of our village went to. Onllia on the lat, to play a junior team-of that place, but to their surprise bl..-- I.-`.I on 6.. ..I.'|.. cl...` 0...! ._..`l... ..t .L- "1 i'i`li;I:t;y;i.`E);;;1;e`Eoi:;;:n;:i1iaga will spend the 12th at Bfsrrie this year. 1 It is deeply be regretted that any newspaper should approach the question_ in such a spirit as the Sentinel paragraph. exhibits. The people of Barrie do not care two straws about where the building is situated, as it would be of no special advantage to this or any other locality that we can see, although there can be no doubt that the vicinity of the county town is the proper place for such establish- ments for the most obvious reasons We have shown that the money granted by the various municipalities of the county to support indigents, approaches $6,000 a year, which would be much more than enough to -sustain a House of Refuge and Industry, and give the inmates an amount of comfort they cannot have under pre- sent circumstances. In the winter the great majority of the inmates of the county gaol are the unfortunates who ock to the town from outside municipalities, who are committed to gaol as vagrants- Only a few days ago an old man from the Town- ship ot Tossurontio, came. and begged our Police Magistrate to send him to gaol, as he had no home and no means of support, and yet'we tiud the Reeve of that munici- pality voting with the nays on this ques-' . tion. We hold that it is disgraceful for a wealthy county like Simcoe to have its- pmr wandering about begging, and thrust into a prison among criminals upon the mean, unworthy and utterly" defence-V less plea that benet would accrue to the place where the building is situated,` and that the minor municipalities might have to contribute to its support. ' ~T1't1114-vs]. cl ~ ;_'j ,. Br;Al!or.l." . j Advance Cdiresppndgoe 1. , lara'e`n,uI'nbor -o'"f' .ViIit0'l:'l L-n nvnr thh h'hl3`1Inu"r- q-aka".-...`: =_ I;-._ `I J:--`:% 2': is :42 __ L _-_..,.. 1 Aitlvlnco ' , _ Rev. Mr. Olurk pteaoliod bid farewell ugiejrmon on the wash ulc. " ` - 30rop| are looking well. ,3 `D-.. `II- IlI.-I.:....A-.. W 0 - -- Qutzfinnio d. . .. . mt tune l7(Poddon had 1 Birth; ,_ ;vu.ry- our IIIUIIIJK W011. .2 Rev. uhington preached his ftii ooriiion id Gronfoll church lukf` Sdndny. . _ on !1'hu_ua~m;:.3roch*u1;;_a1:u%4 Vwimm T`%'.`.?`F hub9od%with..3-Tani?` -___._--- -.. -.... -nvvouvvu I . -'Ro'Tn ha: been the 6rd_o1-Louf 4:6 rdnyz lntely. ` borhood, ,An n,b_|;nd_m`tVhnrvest;ii gnjtili-_ Buying` will 91.101-.tly beginfin `t h`iof-noig`}:I- ,. . ..,`.~...-. me ha: hii" ` 5 VB. Fen`-gtgngn q_o._kathe evening. _' Rev. Mr. Fmlay preach:-din the ePl'0l`-. byte:-inn church, Int Sabbath forgnoon. and Rev. Mr, McGrsw., of Ba1ri9, ih 119 Epico6pa.l'~chui'ch in the afterpqoni .; 1w `n - __1._-_L I, ' Judge Woods, of Perth, in addressing the Grand Jury at the late sessions can- demned in st.rong-terms the practice of sanding what are termed vsgrants to gaol, and says it is illegal to do so. j This, pos- sibly, is the law, but what are magistrates; "to do with the homeless wanderers that crowd into -towns fromtheitownshiplsihf They cannot be allowed to parish, and `there is no other placa to shelter them except the` prison. `This 1! Lwbst Judge Woodsssys: _ . ' V _cra.ighnrnt. 7 _ A Advgmce Correhnondnde.` , Mr. Coulter in L the.,new proprietor of the .``Royal. "'7 "7"" 7"-`v""'-"" ""f'."".'-" ~-. :A'ia.;';;au1:*'i.io::t:.~;t,I;'-..*_;~.-rot T. -Lodge here, tended h`6'no"3~iliittii3t' convention hich ya; hqld in `fl`hornugn' `lot ; 1 Waydnyeuf-,_,`_ `ny..._' .. ~- um (I): ) A . 1.1."r;yio: i;n;...:;,.;.;,ia1n audit '1s.;f osro'd may not 'teoove1`.-_ I\ no " 0.` "null uuo no gU|.l'lUl.l..lU. Last Friziey being lost of July, not many attended-the Temperance meeting `in the eveninggvbut a. larger number are loolcedfoyr at next meeting, as something special is on hand. ' T 'L.. ..L_..-L-_.._ L_-LZ_,IL 1 1 1 . -up y:-vial ID VJIJ ll'IlI\Ie The strawberry festival` held at Mr. Chas. Partridge s last Monday evening, might tly be termed -the sweetest event of the season. The~w'eather wasall that could be desired, and a great many took the opportunity to encouragefthe young ladies in their good work. ` The- sturdier ones enjoyed football, while Ithose not interested in that game spent the evening at croqu_et' ' me similar games. The aatheringbroke up at ten o'clock, and all expressed .,their, intention of. attending the `neat fstiifal _shoul'deirenmstanees~ perlnit; -..- ..--4, can Orai;thnri:~'f$ati'ons patmniiad the pic-' nio at Midburwon the Filfst. Crown 8111. Advance Correspondence. The heavy ruins of late, causing rust and mildew, have done a. great amount _of damage to the"-Vorops. . nnl nnhnnln hnnyn nlnani `-- LL- -1_` nu; luv col, s ' The Rev. Mr. Frsnks preached his first sermon here ..lsst Sabbath. Owing to the extremely wet `weather, not a large congregation was present, but those who were, expreseecthemlelves as delighted with the rev. gentleman. T...-5 (3-3).... I._:._.. -l-L -1` 1 I v; un-nu:-`:1 Ll! Iruv- ucuyu. Our school: have olosd for the holi- days and the teacher: are enjoying life immensely. A ' VIM..- `D..- It-" `I'A-__I__, ,, 1 . .. ca vv III. BU [IDDDUU .. .. , . . O. McFarland 89, R. Foster '88, M. Chaee 88. M. Johnson 86, R. Powell 85, J. Dodd 84, J -Fleming 84, W.,McKenzie 83, J. Hainas 82, J. Muck: 81, H. Smith 81, L. Donsldaon 80. M. Vulieu 79. M. Vsir 78, A. Rayner 78. L. Patchell 76, J. Job 75, F. Bunker 74, W. Curtis: 73, V. Simmons 73, R. Paton 73, W. Luck 72, R. McCnt.cheon 70, E. Renfroy 69, P. Campbell 69. R. Cumming 69, L. Camp- bell 68, R. Butahwell 68, J. Dtckinson 66, W. Hughes 66. F. Nelle: 63, LB. Ander- ton 60,'R. McComb 57, E. Lama 55. ---- -- --._-w------,-----' --.w- --wvv_v- -On Mahdi?` aftrnbnn some excitempnt wuoanuod- by aenumber of yonmz men driving out to ghe Vraubidenog of MIf9.,;B;.qht,`.. Stoddnrt, a.n'(f.haulin'g aowmn A"cn6fi6ii1 ag which wu.ymg.there. The matter hu been p1_It into the hands of the `local mugintratea and an exciting trial is o_x-v -..u.o.s4I - . Weare glad to know that the eounty ' press is nearly unanimous in advocatifg the establishment of a House of `R.~fuge" and Industry for the better care ;of':lhe inoxeasing poor and helpless in the county and towards the support of whom the separate mumclpalities pay annually greatly more than suicient to support all in much more comfort than they can possibly have as they are now dealt with. (I uvu \I.|lI ll|JI.l,._bI UlJ `gm, M00 Semor Thu-d to J umor ~F-out-sh-N `econ- sary to pan: 412`: ' . T.nnn- A-[in - K00 Ii`.--.I. Q`... 19 DUI: EV] 0 Junior First to Se necessary to pass 50. n 'I ..`Ii`-..I--.I on 15- 'r.1__;-__ -nn r 1ior First--Marks If IIW|wI" VII UT `I1 ? I Susan Mabey 460,` -L. Hudson 430. Mosaic Chm-chtll 421, Bertha Rhinobisrt 404, Jennie Craig (R) 399. Rubt. Ander- son (R) 389, M. McFadyen (3,) 388 gnunlni "l`hi-A {A -1 nriun .'Il'......|.,, nan- _ 33! UV rtwu 11.8 I Levm Mn-lin' 509, Funk Spry 430, Jam`-3 tI.`?!1'F_i!1..! 1:37-. Rwommended; f1~I.=:iia `(':';.nd7woii 408, Gm 406,] `I l... ll--J-.. ADI: l III? \ITIZ"II `J 3` `hr: Gordon U 'llI.I \l\JI\I\III XVII. J union Thxrd to Senior Third--'Nocea- nary to pass 308 : ' Charles Gordon 432, Erneat N ick`lil`x`4 L 418, Hattie Smith. 418, Lizzie Campbell 407, W1lliaV.airr407 Elqfer Luck 402, \F'l.lI:nr."I)l1 :397_. .L'zz'm .Tnirm 89 Jn`n)aI`: -zw, vvuuu V III`J`.tUl nuqler uucl nu ~WIlt9r; LDu`3V397,-,-.L'zzie Jain: 396'. `J Paton 3,95; g1tf*"Buoh_insh 39!`, :AchioT mI%....`I.._n 9411 13.1..) .._.__| 001 `D....4.:.. Iovvvuidvsl UV W Arthur Harris Charles Newton 284,- Maud Anderion 28,4. Bertie Rodgers 269, Beanie Curtis: 261. Ethel Anderson 261, Kate McLe5.d 260, Maude Some:-ville 259, Annie Mlle: 251.` Sadie McKenzie 229, John McDonald 225,"Ge1-tie Harmon 210, Mary Perkin:-204,. Teenie`. McMillan 201. ~._V __ _,. '--.-v. ---------- -v-- vS;ni_ro;- First to Junior Second-Muka neoeugry to pm 205 : Ii-.....1.u. lJ..ll'.a.r..._a 0-2:: In... 17..---- ucuunqupty `Wu yiul AUU 3 Freddie _McFerl end 235, Tom Keenen. 231, `Corrie Cppl 219. -Alvin Perkins 212, Ernie` Dickmuon 207, Mary Ander- son 207. 2 `l3,, . . no I use . an 1 BARBIE BRANGH. an 1 N 9; BANK Tho Firemen.did nnt anooood in, in'g off any prizsa at Newmarket` on .Do- miniou, day. ' -- v . aiuvulglqtll fl]:-, ., sauvunv ` :`lSdI;:1.|z`;"l i'9'1',!'-Es`t.:el Dougal 384. Bertie Ford "366. Bertha Powell ~ 336, Rose T_Ch urchilt 333,` Myrtle. Sanderson 332, -Jennie: Bone: 328. -Homer Heard 328, 'Ez_h_l' 325, Harold Dyment 307.7 ' R:.h(:hlI'.R'nnI : tn Jnninur 'l`.hu-+R`nuI:'n`~ 'n'._uu_L yggnppanx om), uurmu uylnaur ow neoeuu`-ynto a,la*240 :" .322, Lorne Clark 322, Phoebe "Perkins ;~-no. ;-.u'.x...A:.:. .=u'n.;.'..;...=..`-.a. Inn 1' ....-.:- Sq=n'ibr`,S:,-ooxid to Junior` "I.`h}td-1-Mgrkj: meuyiue yidwn35o, Mmde Mcilfa. laud-340, Otto R_BdfernL330, Alic N nxon 4 000, JJVIIJU VIDICI 000, I IIUUUC FIIIIU .319, 2-`-mused er Whit'ebr"efsd`_ 1319, Iiau'i-i_e Wright. :309, Annie 'Pistonm300, Parker Whitebreed 294, Abbie Jenkins 286, Flor- ence Gliddon 286. Howard Plews 284,. Willie Gliddon -284, James Jackson 278, .Willie`Paru-idae 276, Ade Morley 274, Elsie Job 271, Thus: Wtllette 269, Louise Dodd 265, Minnie McKenzie 254 `I'....:..- Q..-.....`I ;- :___:-._ u,--_ .1 It__I__ aivuin uuu, unluulw l4lIiLLI7l.llalU BU`! Junior Second to Senior Seoond--Marka necessary to pass 197 : V A-Hllihn-huh R-nln-. A15--. 001 WES'.l'`WABD. , A List of pupils who" pound subject to the plunre of the School Board. Inning in Q...-n-n I`.innh l`!l...__I.l -:-bu UIIC PIUTIIIU III UIIU IIUIIUIJI I-UUCISIO Junior to Senior Fourth 0lua-MarkI neoellaryi to nus 405 : ` Qnunll liamlnauon VJnn'o:1.IIa. . nAn n_;|: 1-name gcxbpns; ' mums or svnsompnon. 31 Per Annum in Advance. $1._ .1- _-____.___ _.nI L- -::-_I4'. AL- A week or two ago THE ADVANCE called attention to; the excellent laying of the Barrie Lawn Tennis Club. t stands well to the front as a. Provincial. chamgion club, The ga.`me, itself -istone needing more skill, science and ciu-e`_than many other games .-thatnttrect so large an aniount of public -`attention. Last Friday the Ba.rrieclub' de- feated the Victories ._of Toronto, both in sing1Ae`s.a_a.nd doubles; , , isiswhat the. World of Saturday reports o_ `it .--y-_An interesting lawn tennis coriipetition took__ lace ester- day on the Victoria .la_v_vn,_ w on _ arrie s cracks were easily victorious over the Vice. as follows.:_- ` ` Singles'aBoys [-B.] beat Jones [V.]; Chip- pin-[B.] beat Pringle v[V.~; Noxon [V.]~ beat - McCarthy [B.];,Rykert V.] beat Stuart; Ford [B ] beet`Wil5qn _ _'i_ " 7 .33` - " Doubfes--Stuart an Ch in [B] beat Rykert and Sprague [V.]; vs and.a,Mh.;, . %::`.."!.-...` F13I?};ari+'l'Lfm.`l:;gP1%{_Y _ The Edntor oi '1_'a_l ~,Anvu{cI$ thjhii "M'r'._ P. H. suiymt; :o_r 37g lx)n'q';It o1f=.thp`3nqit* beautiful `wh!oh_;luyo~ .ot m wdy : to tha-!n.Wn.th-_yo9ri`1' =' --v,InULIl Iiuu L) I LV-J3 DOYB and M05. [1 sllli Ca:-thy [B.] beat Jones and R1-1ffl [\\{L wd Ford m % 139;! THE A9 into: Aqoisgeaam. the Bu-1- ig, . ub on tlmir irinhipu Am! M... :..............L. __ ' ' Lll np)'A]_,1Q tn` club on their victry and the importsntpd- aition they lIaYe_ gainpd as skilled andsuc'-` cemfnl nlnvarn- "`~ 4" ' ` i!', _' * "' `.' "_ T"~"""`."7"" `_ And gdgto John who will "I611 'y_o`u_'l the beat; Iielleboio and _Pa)ris.Gr`eenyou have gvgr `purchgled which be p1'1r e_ deII.th'to: I ` ` -. x 1: uuuvu vuvjj flit?` ceaaful playgn. '7` N_Inety"l'l;onsahd to be Idle. I is the result of a dispute in regard to the queat.ion_of boy labor` the Shoemak- ers Federation of Leicester has decided upon a. lookout. It is eatimated_tha.t 90, -_ 000 Demons will be affected by the shutting ownof the various" faetoriea. ' .y..uuuu uuanux uuuuua uuuuuy. Business has been very progresslv during the past week. T. H. Coffee has shipped several car loads of black pine and anticipates running a more exten- sivepbusinesss soon, so it would be well forthe woodmen to prepare. We also notice that the pathmaster appointed in this villagebuilt a very nice platform or bridge of sand to his gate with teams that were supposed to be faithfully performlng -their labour with adriver on the highway. This sort of work we hope may not con- tinue lest we be left-without good roads. I4`.-A-rnns-n no-A'nun-nn-u'.~..- 5.` .`..a L-.. :.__.. .... HIV 30:31: nu uu nuurwuauuuu guuu. runul. Errners a.ro'prepariug to cut hay just as soon asthe vieather -' prunts. The to be hnped it. wnn a be long or the. pros- pects for `saving it will be very bad; GUIIIIJFIOII DIED Illlbll 6116 1110110] 13 lu ' Subscribers now in arrears for three months and over will be charged $1.50 ve_r an_nnm.