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` A - Order now and get the best Anthricite Coals. Stove. . Egg and Nut. at summer prices.($6.5o cash) and have it delivered at any time it suits vou, now, or in the winter. Oices at A. Morton's. V.S.. 62 Collie street. Barrie. and B. Parker's Livery. Allandale. 32 PARKER 3. Monnaws` WELLING TO RENT, centrally situated. south west corner of Mulcuter and McDonald Sta. Hanna, 2 storev, 9 foam: and hall, garden and lawn. Apply omthc premises. 45-tf |rra%wley_V 86l 001`0;'_7ll0 Local want, q 1| BARBIE. _ ;r for vour benet, and our rot. These are the blends we are struck on. 25 St?- Hobley Cheap Coal. 3ubI_criBers now in arrears for three months and III: will be charged Shae per annum A quarter of a. centurv we have - been blending COFFEE 'n'nzRcHAN'rs, T_ BARBIE. } w-hat-5_st-:3 much to establish, a glass." % ~T It sMakgrs1a_rgx_1gt_ Slate: Shoe FOR CHEAP COAL do TO 35 ch. ' 40 ch. . And TRY THE M. C;-edit lost like T EA We re_saying good bye to all our Colored and White Blouses this week. The good bye price is 39c. , A l 50 Pieces F lannelette, splendid pattern, regular price 13c., put on sale to-day at ' V ' . Our rst cnsignment of vImport'ed- Mantles and Mattallassie Capes arrived this Weel Styles are very new andinteresting. A Novelty` Fancy Delaine with Satin Stripe in ve colorings. Selling this week at 7 5c yd. ` ' 25 Pieces, new patterns, in Valenciennes Laces and Insertions just passed into stock. _ We carry the most complete stock of Corsets in town. You can be sure of satisfaction by buying here. a . i -31 per Annum m Adva/nee; ii! is not giving complete satis- faction. Pumps put in on 30 days trial to responsible parties. For particulars - addres; Aylmar Duublg Uylimlar Well Pump | gfa single case where`lhe sunleyvspulelt, ' Nantyr, 34- , General Agent- INFORMATION . WANTED ;L%&x%,g@x:%2.=,@x%? `Rather early for Fall goods? Not 9. bit. The wise and experienced "Let usrvgivelyou a faint nature of what this good store have for you in That s a fallacy this store is exploding right now. It has been ex ploding it all along, in season and-out of season. It will go on ex- ploding it day after day, month after month, year after year. This ' store has always` something new. When you call we llshowyour o'urnew Fall stock. When you seethegoods h , ; you ll want to buy. And, when you want to buy we shall make :; the price as nearly your own as it is possible to make it. ` shopper knows the advantage of buying ahead. Wider choice, easier selection, better goods, closer prices. We buy ahead, and our policy of selling ahead has been freely tested _ and found good.n__ ` canvas? IN aAnR|E-1% _ I. othingew llllder I8 Sun 52 1110 new name wun us: in It until the money in paid. Many. of these lines are direct from over the water per Str. LUCANIA ' Theyare` cash bought,/atA bargain deals, and we put them on 931 via New York, arrived Aug 131:. eat `cash store prices_-you know what that means. Fifteen to f"t7 1 per eeht; better than elsewhere. _r J. C. IRWIN, |RW|N S mill: New Fall Dress Fabrics A New Hosiery New Gloves New Linens New Shawls New Wraps New Underveats New` Silks New Satin: new FALL orranmas. N ew : New,` New ` New i New ` New J New 7 New ] New 1 The Store that Suits. The Honest Store. The Discount Store. A 8 Page 48 Column Newspaper. In Published from the Oice, `:23 Dunlop Street Barrie.` in the Countv of 3Simcoe, the Pre- Vince of Ontario, Canada. every Thursday Morning, by 7 Lace Curtains r_ Velvets r Velveteens r Ribbons and Laces r Blankets. Fla ..e1 ' Underclothing ' Fall Clothing Fall Boots and 811093` Kt :dUs'r 29, toni on Strci Blu the Vuft therst place he can tell them how generous they have been in the past in` the matter of giving the tele- phone company a ve years exclusive` irsnohise. -He can tell them how badly 5 in need of sidewalksBa'rrie is, and how long it takes to get them. -He can point out the mistake of the town in abolishing the ward system and reduc- -ing the number of Councillors. He can give the Conference pointers on the economic principles of fence disposing. He can enlighten them on Barrie s model audit system. He can tell them - whether or not the Council are quick to set, for instance in matters where the Federal Government has sums ap- propriated for such works as a vharf. He can inform the conference also on somethings that some `towns lack to make good summer resorts. ` `WHAT WILL BARRIBPS MESSAGE BE 91 T The Municipal Conference that Mr. lowland, Mayor of Toronto, has asked to convene at the City Hall, Toronto, meets wit}: the approval of many On- tario municipal oicerey T Ii V];arr,.ie`hes a representative there `he will be kept busy if he intends to bring back all the information and ad- vice the Council here are in need of- and he can tell them a few things down there too. ---v.-.v 3 Just" a few hints we throw down, and trust our representative from Barrie will bring back some valuable ideas on municipal reform and hasten to have Iolnething done for the town's irnrnedi-. ate gooci "We ore glad to eee that His Wor- ship the Mayor of Barrie has written an open letter to eons of the Toronto poperl ohjeotina to the canon: an op- piied to this town. _ V _- L mm sumles ` '1'hoco,wn;of 8:. Huh : `gained quite ofm-tho oequu_ot1s91 Meaiord in as tiokled over her grain elevator as a mother whose first baby bu out its first tooth.-J-Toronto Star. There in just one advertising `sign left on the telephone pole: mm Bay- eld to Muloaotor street on Dnnlop. Thin one the town in afraid to order "down though they pooled .a by-law oo- vagnng it. e gate 5 nevi oenaul of Ontario that the facts might beknown. If we wait Atpu-hnpl only 3 few month: weehell be uh Mt. Whitney to deit. that-`be better? :~ . PIsNu;'1`Anu. 11.15 Ian. Accommodatjon. 5.32 p.m.` [.00 pan. Accommodguon. 5 7,55 a,.m. ALLANDALE & BARRIE SECTION. . , nmuux 'ro ALLANDALB. 1.31 1.111.. 7.56 3.111., 9.37 a..m.. u.x5 a.xn.. 1.26 p.|n.,o.x3 p.m., 5.27 p.m.. 8.oo p.m. ALLANDALB TO BARRIB. 7.50 n.in., 11.10 3.111.. u.25 a.m., 12.58 p.m., 5 -8 p.m.. 5.22 p_m., 7.55 p.m., 59.09 p.m.V Ioj 303 [.87 p.m. I.13 p-m- T}|ln|loa.ve Barrie for and strive uldnmuntioued plant}: as follows: Ion. TORONTO ` - an _ ... Run:-Ann .1. I.33Rp.m. Mail . 6 AVENHURST ac `NORTH BAY. 11.88 mm. Mail. 5.87 pm. 8.01 pan. *Atlantic 8: Pacic Ex. 1.26 pm. 3.09 " North Bay Mixed. 7.31 am. - Gravouhurst mixed (south onl? 9.37 " C0LLINGWO?Il2u& MEA ORD. 11.15 mm. 5.38 pan. I.00 pan. Ex recs. 7.55 mm. Q0`? . VI` A KY1! IIIII IIIII llnuu uuvn- uuuuuuuuuu _...-. . `Daily. All other train; Dajlv except Sunday. .'No new name will be added to the Subscription Llni until than mnnav in naid. ' ED1'romA1.. NOTES. The was swBQ1ve Cgnaua, all right. ....._...---.-=--_-'---`_..._.___...-._____________ IARRIE RAILWAY GUIDE. The Mgil ogllu npbn Eon. G. W. Ron Mum or PORTRAITS. can ax rye: uuu ya... M`! `om: pan. Muskoka Express 18.58 pm. , Muskoka. Express 1.88 p.m. pan _*,Atlantic 8: Pacic Ex. 3.08 pan. evening Express leaves Toronto at 5.20 HAMILTON. . 1.3:. T Ex resa. 9.09 pan. ` ail 11.83 ::.m. LP:gI.CI|`OIIIUI'I\ I\ Q. .`Vf\O|Vu nAv TERMS or Sunscmrnon. mmu~ Luau. PEN TANG. A .-4...-m-nnn nvi , UBU the .24,`qooordiug to-th;oonI5ua. What they think now? _ But then such 5 can- i one`! `The Ontario Government : boutxof encouragement of forming industries is all shuttered if the census in correct in regnrd to the proportionate population of the cities and country. More than the total inoreaceia shown to have taken place in the cities thus making it up --A- -- - _._z.__ 1. ... -1: r-'"~ -- '-- .. . par that there is a serious Ides pf population in the rural districts. -That doesn't any much for` Meshra. Rose, Dryden "& .00. I ` THE AGRICULTURE _nErX.3'rMmN'r. The following is the standing of the herds in the _Pan-American model dairy at Buffalo, for. the week. ending? Aug. 13th, for the prize For the herd show- ing the greatest net prot, butter, fat alone considered as determined by the Baboock Test. Jerseys. .. . . . .$9 7(l _ -Guernseys... . . . . . . . . . .. V. 8 72 Ayrshires . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 57 Red Polls..... . . . . 793' Holsteins . . . . . . . . ....... 7 69 ` French Canadians. . .2 . , . . 7 52 ` Polled Jerseys . . . . . . . . . 7 47 Crown Swiss . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 22 Shorthorns . . . . . . .- . . . . .. 6 49 2 -;I'e'r'a:ya.: .i.`}..s,s.......`....$9 70 -Guernseys..............V. Ayrshires............... cl - - 0anadians.. _.. . 747 C1-own.Swiss_ .. 22, . .<-. Dutch Belted .- . . . . . . ; . . . ., 5 40 For the last three weeks the Jerseys. have been in the lead, and are now pushing the Guernseys closely for rst place. The standing of each herd` in the Butter Fat_Competition from May 1st to August_]?3th, is as follows ': Guernseys. . . . . Q .$147 18 ' Jerseys 141 O8 * -Ayrshires . . . . . . . . . . ._ 140 80 ` Holsteins . . . . . . . . . . . . . 130 30' Red Polls. . . .* . . . . . . . . . 128 40 Crown Swiss . . . . . . . . . .. 117 13. Shotthorns ._ . . . . . . . . .' . . 108 86 French Canadians . . .. . -. . 108 84 Polled Jerseys . . . . . . . . . 108 75 Dutch Belted . . . . . . . ..g 70 41 _ In` the competition for the herd un..v.-u-w--- - Pol1s.'.'.'.'v.'.'.'.'.'.'.;'. . `108 84 In the competition showing the greatest net prot in total solids, the standing of each herd to July 30th. Latest report is as follows : Holsteins...... . . . . .;.$149 68 Ayrshires.... . . . . . . .136 74 CrownSwiss..............121 06_ Shor-thorns.........i..... 120 48 Goernseys . . . . . .* . . . . . . . 120 20 ` Red Polls......;.'.;... 1.1710 Jerseys . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. 113 79 French Canadians. . . . . . 103 34 Polled Jerseys. . . . ' 84 4-3 Dutch Belted.; . . . . . . . . 7 77 03 INOCULATED CATTLE DIE. Adespatch from Cornwall says :-The outbreak of anthrax in the Township of Osnabruck has taken on a serious and peculiar turn . Last Tuesday the herdvof cattle belonging to one of the farmers in - that section, Mr. J. `Presser, _were `inoculated with anti- toxine lymph, and on Friday they'be- gan to die off in large numbers. Dr. W. H. Craig, V.S., of `Cornwall, was sent for and made a post mortem exam- inationoi the carcasses, which showed plainly that anthrax germs. were pre- sent in `large numbers. Dr. Craig thinks that there may have been some- thing wrong with the particular bottle of lymph out of which this herd was inoculated, . as other cattle inoculated out of a di'erent bottle on the same day showed noill effects. Sixteeaoi Mr. Prosser s cows have died, and the matter has been reported to the Gov- ernment, and] an inquiry will likely be made into the matter.` now THE FALL WAISTS WILL ism Separate waists of cashmere, `alba- tross, vivella, and Scotch and French annel will be worn this autumn. The colors _most used will be bright and dark red, tan, the light. dark and French blues, gray, pink, and dark and iada green. Buttons of steel, gilt, and white and smoked pearl will he used on the new waists, which are made with plain acks, long shoulder seamsand. stitch or tucked fronts with long- waisted and slightly hloused effect. The latest sleeve is a Bishop shape with a trile more fulness in the top than thatof last year. The wristbands are made largeenough. to per 't.the hands to slip through- l.`he_ "n ktie nish is now seen on almost all waists, par- ticularly ' the more dressy. cnes;-S_ep- tembm-`Ladies Home Journal. ` l A writer in the Woodstock Express, makes the following oomment :- 'l\..._:._-._ - ..A......._ LL- -LL-_ _:...I_;. Ilnilcuuw vn-v uwuuv u -u-. - uuuwuuv During a storm the other night lightnin struck St:-ntfcrd e new city. hall wh e the council wee in session.- J net why the lightning couldn_ t have etrncl:-our city\hnll when the council was in session we (_lon t know; i The mark in ccnepiclcnl enough; and if ever a. council needed electrifying` cure deem Strntforclhec at least 3 ne city hell, _1.:_|. an _...u' L. - .'_n._ .. _...._ _I_n- Ivvittovn Xtw V QVSCV XICIC which it wouufhe n piEy'}'3' ml":-I while the lightning would be conferring n" favor on no if it turned on: building into n Icrlp hoop. ` But to inject our lnok. Both the lightning` and the aha Von.-an -'- `.- Duk_'o 'pu,I'u`o~ iy. ' The following accounts were oufored to Tbe._:p`uid:--Geo. Kaunas,-$118.87, coda; " aidewtlku "and culvert 1;. J, S. 9%W`!iT[.; & -3i`"8""'-i*'?F . . . Canadians .. . Belted . ; . APPLIES TO BABRIEALSO. % m1~us1m.., COUNCIL. o sq: o 00$ E.L2zia'.a'.IIIf...'.. IIIIIOOIVIIQ O O IO I I V CO I Iciahi .' I I I . yey... .|.Frank Jackson, Eff o.;1,...a, :1. .....;.a.;.g budgg"o'i Znd oon.;" N. A. -Wilson, ni<':p`mr r ,1-.. ___..'__-| -_~_n ..-_.x ;_ ..:;. 72nd` `Wilioif, Q1? 22;1"`for'_ guivel and `road to pit; -1...` '__-_ an O0 1.`... ....-._.\I . pj-Ittihlt. iniculvert; Oharleskwice, $21, work` on Penetsngi road; Robert Mc- `Kinlass, 181.6, for. work on 3rd` oon.; Joseph Eligic, $7.25, cedar and work on 1st sideline. A. E.` Wice, 839.10, workon 2nd sideline; Joseph Todd, $8.70, for gravel, work and. road to pit; L. Kennedy. 86, pnttingin col- vert and cutting thistlesz R. W. Sloan, $55. for one Rooter plow and three 'vKngh1GibI0lJ.'.82;50, ._drawin`g steel scrapers ; T. H. Hewson, be paid. $30 onacconnt ; John Pratt, $4.69 for gravel ; J. T. Atkinson, $5, hauling gravel on 3rd con.; Robert Neely, $2.45 for gravel; Thos. Fisher, $l8:50, build- ing culvert and cedar on townline ; G. Smith, 812.90. balance due for hauling -plank and work on grader ; John Lock- hart, $14.48 for gravel and work on 1 1th con.; David -Rainey, $20 40, for cedar and straighteningcreek on_ west town- line ; Allan Watt, $9.70, cedar and putting in new culvert on 12th con.; JohnstoIi_& Sarjeant, for sewer pipe, $90.90; Gaviller, expenses re the opening of Hewitt : Creek and cleaning o Tollendal Creek, $85.10; J. L. Sloan, placarding and sanitary work, 811. mL-L LL- IA-L unpnbdtop OLA nAonnI! """"``FI "-`- """""" J "---s v- -- That" the Clerk notify` the County Council that the expenses in connection with the committal ` of Mrs. Catharine King to the Mimlco Asylum,` which have been paid by the Innial Council, be refunded to said Township. ` 1-nu c1._n_ -__I-_.1 rm.-. n-__-:11-. III? lvalnnanavvu iv - Q -- cu...- .. .. . ,.. 7 Hill-Sutherlsnd-Th_st Councillor Groae beand is hereby [appointed to represent this Council in the Drainage matter re Mr. Doolittle and others.- Carried. on III: . pl - 1'\ I \lCI IIVIJO Hill-+Grose-Thst the Reeve and Treasurer be and are hereby instructed to issue 9. cheque for "$500 on the Sav- ings Department `of the` Bankof To- rontoand transfer the same amount to the current account of same.-Carried. B Colemsn-Grose-That -the sum of $12.50 be placed in the hands of Coun- cillor Hill for the purpose `of paving Wm. Foster's fare to the Toronto Hos- pital and his keep for one month if . necesssry.-Csn-ied. 'L. I... I--.. t-.. -4.:-u:-nan 6-n-pan intern 0 `aunt vv I-v vvvu .. ,. . Dn`--'Dundo.sa --The oounoil ad- journed to met at '1`_horpe s ' - Hotel, N ioolaton on second Monday in October at 11 o'clock, a.m. ` KVVIVIUJIIUID VUUQQQVXI The by laws for raising taxes were out through the regular course. . ` Council adjourned to meet at David Hill a, Craigvole, on Monday, the 9th day of September, 1901. e ` "\ In 1d R d-M Nall "Railw y G:d':vt.gl:rI'.!a..n3uBooscf-Egsgedxionthv. Y ` .sI\_!I_- All ...I..-.. 'L.a.:... nan" nun-ant gnnnv, Cannes. :3 IV&`XZ1Q$ `cww-v--.-. The Council met today, 26th August,` et*Alex. Stewart e Hotel, Thornton-- the Reeve in the chair. The minutes of last meeting were-reed and conrmed. The Reeve presented several accounts for work done on` roads and bridges which were read and referred to stand- ing committee on Finance. \ f\_ ......L:;;- A: M. nnnnnplna-I `nu-v Jlla vvunannanvvvv u----v- On motion of Mr. Dn` seconded by Mr. Irvin-Ordered that leave he grant- ed :to introduce a by-law for the pur- pose of levying the current years taxes; By-lawread first time. ' ` n.._.1-.. _...a n..........n. "D- 1-... -.....:i uJ])l;l`1d.Id and Cox;c;th-Bylaw read- a. sgcond ti}_ne._ _ A 1 `I-\ 3| 'l\ I ' I LVVIJ Report vNo. I standing Committee on Finance presented and reed recc_'>m- mending payment _of certain sums` of money. r ` L 1\__` VIVL- ...'._-..L ..-_. ' uE):);:-v;o;t-l-1mhnd Du"-By-law read a thiid time. _ - ' 5-u . O "'5 . Q Duff`-a:!;d Co_xwort.h-By--law read a third time was adopted, engrossed by the clerk,` signed. and eealed_by the Re_e_ve.- _ . * . `CI n . so I!- V- --nu?-cl - Coxworth-Du`-The report now read was adopted. -__.I-.._ VIVL- --.-..-2I -.J LARGE MUFF8 TO BE THE STYLE AGAIN. v This coming season brown furl will rank at, than black, guy and white. Long-lnlred far: will be most used. Long bolt with Itole ends, and lurge gnuo, will be muh in evidence.- Septembor Ladieq Home Jonrnnl. ....Thg Editor expected be present at the lea:-one metoh es Elmvele lee: Thun- de] bu fo_und~lt impoulble. .We eoknow- - _..h.|. LI.-uilpn Olen Inullnl-Inn A` Oh: ` DUE lI[llIIl`Il0 tlllllviilulvq . vvw uvnuvn- I o with, thmln the intention of who Th u Ltoroouulnb. ~ . Tl-`-IE No%I=rrHr-:|=m ADVANCE. HEII-`EH STIIAYID. ESSA TOWNSHIP :coUNcn... In days long ago (in the six ties V you know) when ` G r 3 n d m 3 went walking a h e h ejl (1 her skirts so W119! Jou'1a's'he say if she new girls A today with s k 1 -r t 3 01 u t_h_d i-0 0-K - 4- way? _ .-Now`York Evening Sun. THEN `AND NOW. CAnLEs PALLING, Township Clerk. 80 IAMUEL wt-:s_'L:v, PROPBIETOR