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THE MARKETS. mmmuu; PRODUCI- njnns. BAuus.MfA'ncnn. 5900! .... 71 to 7: in t_h& REMEMBER THE DATE.... -- --.v v- vvsns Advance Corresnondence. Mr. J ss. Davidson is nursing a bad cold. What about re-organiznnsz the BB. club. Mr. M. Daley is visiting friends in this vicinity. ` _ II - `n u_.:u_ _: u.:_ __|, , - - - V IUI-`CID I . . _ Mr. D. Srmth, of thus plac8,. 2: seriously -mdiapoaod. - 'Il'}.... AI:-- `l\-_- :_ _2 ,-.v -.. ."TA.ifI-Dl!'81'(;-}-|(:6`1;;y--`;8_l:l.:llV unrcvaftd play here on Tuesday night if there is any ice. 1` fl` __-,, , M 1 L LIN E R Y *9 PEN 1 Ncw. Tuesday, March 25th f FRAWLEY 8 DEVLIN "i:[u'isswKiioe Dswe is visiting with her` sister, Mrs. John Daley, Sunnidsle Cor- ' 'I V f\ ' Emma Osier, who has` been in To- ronto for the put six(m9nths.1s visiting at home. Mr. S. Dave,` who ha been in. the lum- 'ber `camps `gt Byng Inlet, has returned hog. ` 1\ cc - - vi-G3.` A. Deuourdie, of the American Soc, 1; visiting with her mother, Mrs. J no. O'Connell. . One of Mr. C. Warner : cows slipped on the ice and injured herself so badly she had to be killed. . Mrs. W. Graig. of Angus, spent Sutur- day evening and Sunduy with her aunt yore, Mrs. Gauloy. Magnum Q --.4Il" 'D--LL_1-L: 9 5- ` `DIVE? a.va.|:Io_ \lIIllU,g ' Messrs. 8. and``(}. Bertholott left last- Tueaday for New York State U.S.A., where` they has secured lucrative posi- tions. V . ' v-`FE-:5. Geo. Turley nd family, intend moyingrto Brampton. whete[Mr. Turley has secured Ta-position in the Horticultural G*. .. . - 2 - ` __--v ona. vnn u------ v_..`._. __ .-_ . Mr. J 01;!) Blackatog'al`:V <*>f ".l`orout.o is spending a few days in this vicinity. -gr III L-n___ _L , `L-.. L... 1'` _..1.L - \JC5IIU|-I Mias7I.)ora. Gauiey who has been home for` some` time on the nick lint, returned "to Barrio last Monday to resume her studies memuiior 2 um-1~uInree uqn*itiefeiw he-6 Frawney & Devlin . lV.B.-For this week-oinly we will give. to pair 0; _1 mt-Stretclwrs with every pair of` Tf0users.soId n'rvr $2.50 pair. Men of the Period. Prices 75:/to $4.00 per Pair. HUNTER BROS. - MISS WRIGHT made a more prolonged stay than usual in NEW YORK CITY this year attending the spring openings in that fash- ionable centre, studying the styles and purchas- ing the novelties as they appeared.` WHILE all our former Millinery displays were successes of `the most pronounced type,` W6 propose that this seasou s will aord more than the usual satisfaction to our lady friends. . ` ' There never has been 3 time when their needs and desires were so carefully and successfully looked after as now. I Men who in loolxing for a chance to get the best. value `for their moneysre asked to inspect. our Spring display of Trousers. We have an immense range consisting of fancy Wnreteds and serviceable Tweeds. They are cut on the latest sprnm. styles and the t is exceptionally good. QVIIIV C v-v--~ Mi. E-Allen of the E.B.C., Barrio in` home with the mumpa. I" ' I I J" ; _,E_. __ Brentwood. Ready-to-Wear Ciothiers, BARRIE Tuesday, March 25th SPRING SEASON 1902 Aho-hu rented John LIV 5..`.f9'.'P3.o{ ildl moving to it uex! V farmer of some 91' ` 3 good film b_et_m_a1oredTnway by the farmers of {ms Wcmlty. Ice cream should he tw. mes- anrea for the cams next aumme A '.-..._. _____J .. 1 \ gr . It I\ ,_ ..~ nu uvu uuuta uczla summer. "A hrgu crowd attended Mr. A. .\IcDun' old : sale, but remarkably high LJFIC "were not realized. It to said Mr. McDun' aldintenda moving to British 0 lu.jnhia- M non `R-i'I\n --`--~ I--- L` *7 "` ;""` ` I-|\lvIll|lUIlUI l.l.lUVll.lg I40 DFIUISD U `U1-I-1.-`nu Mr. Geo. Bsine, who has been an 1nV8' lid for several years passed peacefully away on the 4th inst. His revnaiua were interred in the Angus cemezerv. His be- resved wife and family have the aympathi of the entire neighborhood. Kmyleagn. Advance Con-espoiidencc. The in-mars In. this vicinity are bmily on w i h r . . . i`.i 1.~_'.`..3.`.'1'.-_'3`3i `.`."_i"3f i.`"`r _;`f.;n, i. I"""'l '_" """ Mr. A. W. IF`(1tTcher-h-as. returner; from Port Huron. He reports having a good time. 1 ....,-,w m unuuug ma non pacxmtl - Miu Eshel Wright. has been visitimi % with her aunt in Guelph for the last few weeks. Q-. .' -- - VI VVQCI orge Mitchell has rented his feral W Wellington Webb and intends Working fr Albert Bone this eumr.nex-._ ' `[1,, ___ ._I_j . - . H? m ` ruuuri D006 Hill summer. . We are, Ehd to har that Mm. Wm Wright. who got her shoulder dis1uf:aI`?` few weeks ago, is able to be aruuzm 3113"" n____.__ , . Man--g 31., A 117 H.-...rnn Av" wwuna ngu, I! I016 to my arm] nu n'.:0"" Messrs. George Sharpe and `W:-lhugto W0!bl{ intend bgauuifyimg their renidenci by bklnk them `ad noun as Spring 0Pm , P-~ , - V . . W0` understand that a petition is ub0,` 1:0 P|`9.8!.nted to the Postmaster General ..q,.."`th9-*D'.'P0lB of gettin daily u1ail1 this % - 3 . - _ _ . r ,4. 13, 1902 Front St. Barrie. any ti dozen - /3-1!. Some of the young ladies of our village I epent an enjoyable evening with Miss Emily Tague last week.` any .1 I III` cL.._i OS], PE.\| um poll v-:--- -- -- -v --'~ __ .__ "Mr. '17. Shaw, who has 1335:} 2:11` `mg a. paralytic stroke is slowly recovering. I`? 1'1`! A 1, , . `_ , _,_LA_____j ______ ax-eT_ orj to report the serious ill -V. `nee: ofMr. Joseph Coleman, but `hope soon to hear of his recovery. I'\ Q Q on V` number atendea the` moving picture concert given in the Orange Hall. All report ofrhaviug 9. good time. . '1', 1,- ,,__ _,_V_____`I Vgam :2. TV In *Sc-nZ1:e of the boys from here witnessed the Allandale-Cookstown hockey `match lasr, I.`huraday mght and report aT close - . -. 1 rt . There is some talk of a public library here at present. There is a subscription; ` list around which has a neat sum sub- scribed already. `We hope that it may go ahead. - _ ' 800000 OCOOOOOOOOOOOOOIOOOOOOOO COOOIOIOOOOOOHOOOVOOOOCOI8 - T T Wyebridge. M ` Advance Correspondence. _ ' Elmvale was well- regresented here on Sunday. 1-\nu . . n `Mr; Henry Bighopric. `who has been litley & Mm vieiting in Toronto for some time, return- ed home last week. V Mm M. Smith of Wyevale visited" with the Mines MoRne recently. I `E I . I n& C Mi. and Mrs. `H. C1-u'iapent Sunday at the home of Mr, John Lummis. Mr. A. Lummie, who is engaged in the livery business in Midland, has taken up \ residence there. ' ' Oharii Copeland had the misfortune to (sprain his ankle last week, but he is able to be out again. -- .. _ _ . .. M1-..J. C. `has goueto .Spt-agg where he haioontraoted with Mr. W. D. Lummis to_ erect several houses- '- - Bert McDonald, of Sarniu, formerly of Hilladale, visited with Herb Ellery last week. The young people were pleased to see Bert again after an absence of two `years. Shansv Bav. Advance Corresoondence. 7 Mr. Jas. Nash paid a business visit to Shanty Bay a. week or so ago. - rs aqua OII I _ ,,' aw` _, 1 Wkuv. Canon (z`rZz:ZeexLZov.(*Z)ri=ilia willprench (D.V.) in the English church; March 23rd at 3 o'clock. V-;1;li1;Vt1i1V;xal7ineiZg7df the W. A. of the English church will be held at the house ` of Mrs. O Brien Tuesday March 18th. Mr. TSaTn,det-sun attended the cohveotion of the Students Forward Movement for Miaaions in Toronto last week. I Rev. Mr. Locke of Orillia will conduct the Misaionarypervice in. the- Methodist church on Sunday, March 23rd at 3 o clock. ` . At a social held at Mr. Wright : by the Ladies Aim.-f the Methodist church, Mr. and Mrs. Wright were presented with a chair and lamp by the congregation. Mr`. Wright 15 moving to Barrie this week hav-` ing sold hie farm and purohaaed the Car~ eon property on the Sunnldele road. [LLLLIIBALE mu numn slx. Bu-rle e South-Western Division. with ~ its Pleasant Streets. lte Teetv Dwell- ings. its Pretty Churches. and its Go- a-head People wzll Entice settlement. -5. Weeklv Reoord.'o1'1te Dames. A Mina Grace Littlejs visiting friends in Miueuing. ` A .1 (Mis(;(innie Foster is visiting friends in the'0il:y. _ iii. Sal 'ioI.TnI'IiEI{. 1.1:}; Imk of boots. shoes and rubbers to his-stock. 1 W vAv:`(-)vera'-iIA suffering f1v'ol'n`nn Mi- me]: of quinay. % ~ ` THE RAILWAY omwrni: `on `THE FUTURE qrrsr. :1 as. ihnaon has returned from a 1 viciifto fzj-iends in Hammn. Amliiu Sarah Ruiledge, zf Stantdn, is `visiting at the Methodutfaraonage, 1ia'i$;" M313;-e}i{;i':;cEz}&';ser . month : visit with friend: in Toronto. " nil }i$11'i~}.7-IJe1I:}.};}1.}{weane.. daydfrom a. two months visit to Old Scot- Wyiiisa Pauline Cummings has returneci from her visit with friends in Culling- .._-__1 Vlnnkeman N. Cunningham has moved into -the house formerly occupied by W. Guite. T i John Thu r1ow. of North Bay, was renewing old acquaintances in the 6th `_watd 1053' week. T T T liieiviai was visiting last week his brother, Robert, who is teaching in Gil- ert, Haliburton 00. can. in I (`I I , Misa_Grahan1 LL}: Mr. Frank Soulea are billed to sing at a concert at Stayner on the night of the 17 ch inst. 1': 1"}? 'I'\ 15} ;i_a;1;zi1tTe'rV Rev. W. R. and Mrs. McIntosh, of Elam, formerly of this place, died on Friday, Much 7 th. __L 'n:n'.:;x;,`.g.;i;..;;.,..; ;1;.;1;;;:;.;e;. visit- ing friends here for some time, left on Friday for her home at Temperanoeville. `A !;u mber of engineers anti conductors have arrived here from York and Belle- ville to run` out of here while the rush as 7Rev.A Wm. Thornley gaveta very prac- tical and instructive -address at the Ep- yvorth League meeting on Monday even- ing. ~ 11- 'I\ ' 10.11 Remember the Thanksgiving and Cre- mation Social to be held in Burton Ave. Math. Church on the evening of March 20th. A splendid program consisting of music and a lecture will be given. Re- freshments will be served in the lecture room. An interesting feature of the evening will _be theiburning of the per- sonage mortgage, the building being new free from debt The members of the Ladies Aid Society deserve great credit for their untiring ebrts in this work. Miss May Brown gave a birthday party to about twenty of her young friends on Tuesday of last week. They had avery pleasant time. ` -3. `sun In spite of the bad roads, the Allandale hockey Club Journeyedto Cookstown on Thursday evening and played a name with the team of that village. The game in the rat half was pretty tame as the Allandale boys were stiff after their long drive; and when half-time was up Cook- stown was ahead by ,2 to 1. After a short restthe Allandale boys went out to win, and by the `combined rushes of McDo-n- ough, Poucher and. Johnston succeeded in scoring 3 goals. Gookstown in the meanwhile only notching one. - At this time, the Allandale point player who all evening was handlcaped in 11!! lifting by the smallheight of the rink, lifted the puck and broke one of the lamp shades. While this was being` repaired the Cooks- town time-keeper claimed time was up _altho_.ugh therewas still some eight min-' utes to play and the Cookstown team left the ice refusing. to play out the re- maining time. This was quite a surprise to-our boys who were lined up on the V me waiting tor Odokstown to reappear. which they failed to do leaving the score 4 to 3 in favor of -the Orange and the `Green. Mr. Walter Lawr refereed the game satis- factorily; :- Fireman J amen Paton fell from the en- gine at Gravenhurst the `other day and fractured his right "arm at the elbow. He Will be laid of duty for sometime. us a c an. Brakeman Charles Newton had his left arm badly twisted by falling o a. car at Washago on Thursday of last week.- He will have to carry {his arm in splints for several weeks. ' On Sunday afternonn,.an old resident in the person of Mrs. E. Srigley, died at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. F. Adams, Essa Road. A week ago Saturday the deceased was stricken with paralysis, from which she died from the effects of the stroke. She was 86 years of age. Twee daughters and three sons are left to mourn the loss of. an affectionate mother._ The funeral took place on Tuesday afternoon to the Union Cemetery. Q 1% The young people of Allandale have is- sued invitations to an assembly to be held in Bothwell s Hall on St. Patrick's evening, March 17th. It is to be hoped that this will be as successful as their At Home on Jan. 24th. ` -wh-Ii;u'i|`lHe Miller in vijiting her aunt, Mn. Jga. Campbell, Allandale. Thornton. . V Advance Correspondence, ' ` Mr. Gab. Wright of Bgrrie spent Sun- day at home. ' -in 1` n. , _._ -2 'I')_....2- __...I. out: .7LisE1J.`T1ioL5i.;.L.,Tj} Tthbihvinne, cal. ied onher aunt, Mn. S. Gibson last week. We re jrleueld to pay thgi Gibson, who`hu been very ill in recover- 1 `Holly. I . - Advance Correspondence. -Mia`: Bertha Srigley visited `in Barrie i week. I , . ' V_v..- . 4 Mr; and Mrs. -Ohu. Dyer, visited their i daughter, Mrs; R. Beely, Thornton, last ; week . ` ` ' ` A Miss Mary Lbugheed is spending a few nay: _w_nth her brother, Mr; Tomlaongheed, Allandale. . T ((1)-;V'_1`-:1`eeday night of `next `week, the Epworth League will give a Literary. En- ~tertainment._ All are inyited to stttend. `II ..- `I `I - -._ _ >7 ,,,___._-_ ._.- ..-g uavuouu nu nnvwuu. ` AMrs. L. Jago `returned home last week, after a couple of weeks visit` with her" daughter, Mrs. Wm. Lackharg, oitha 5th ling.` ' . ' ; _ V The people ,of thiVplaTc` e xtend their sympathy to Mrs. R. G)olburn,e.Lof All;n- L dale; in t_114eV4,.iga`:_iv1:_h1 ">Ai'.he_rx` hnsbind. ~. Mr. " `90_{hlime`wu 1 "13:-in No1zi*1mRN% TADVAN 013,} The Prldes Rul1nc in the Barrie and" Torbnto Markets During the Week. Una; no-a -v---- V MVaa P. Patterson of Barrie spent Sun- day at home. up In .nI_ ,_._ 'Il'_Y}'-_..:- `....L at nun`-sn`u`n RoughTHides.................... Cow Hides................b .... .. r~..u`..1.:... ..-.. 1|. _ _ 7 7 A _ A _ _ A _ _ _ _ _ UOW nl(le8........u......b - o o - !Calfskins pen-lb....... Sh.-4-nnlznn_ best fresh . . . . . . . . . . uansxms per1n....... Sheepskins, best fresh...... .. Tallowperlb.......... Horse Hair per lb. . .. I lamlnlninn and malts. norser1a1rper1o...... . . . . ........ Lambskins and pelts. .............. HorseHides......`......... .... Mr. A. Hindu of Dakota is visiiing friends in this vicinity. 1' I1!|Ii| J; Wi11ii}iQ5.}i];$11y will leave short- ly for` Yellow Grass, Ana. T ' Mrs. A. Beli;fErow1;'Hi1lia the-guest of her father. Mr. A. Craig! C.T. 'll':__, II___,I_ an n 1-. q ' Mins Maul'1i_c;f'ijurhadi_, Grey Coun- ty is the (meat of her sister, Mrs. Wm. Molllvrid. `II . `D (1__-_ A__1 '|r- -r- - "n- AIAULID V I I\AVg Mr. B. Swan and Miss Lizzie 'Swan 01 the 2nd line F105. called on Min -Ltllia. Oat:-under this week. - Mlral. Lpiiiz who was seriously ill last week from pneumonia, is reported slightly` on the mend. ' it-I H II` OI\I5-hnv Mr. Mattl;ew McKenzie lost a valuable horaq lut week. _.- -u'I\l '\ M1`/.('Wx;:.--`H;)- and young Baker are uutfering from out ngers by getting them in a turnip cutter. -lI'II I`. 1 invert of music will be much.` pleased. with the very pretty piece of, music and` words in the monthly mtiaicaf supplement of last week : Anvmon. - Thej is being pup- ered and minted. Robinson and `Onw- ford of 0:0 Sutton are doing the work. _- -_._ ..---..-- u-av up-nag UMP "VIE Judging from the very large ` attend- ance 1.1; St. J ohn e church at every service the Rev. Mr. Arch-ionld must be I very popular minister." ' _ ' % Owing}; t;h;;epa1n on the church the- _- _- ------.-we-_ avail I_JIlll\l c Duh-`ins; the stay of. Messrs. Crawford and Robinson in this village the bran -bnpd was particularly gctnve the band_man_ -having p`n cticed_ 11vrea" times 9. week. _ --'1`he1_'_e_ are five bases of "Ir-$1190: ho-W tntiw Mi? Ausert Toronto Farmers Markets. Toxom-o. Manon u, I902. __ A- 3 _ Uraltznurst. Advance Correspondence. lava-luv u.-.. -.-v ._...__r,,. - e_ Burton Bros. teams` nished drawin timber to the station last week. `