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: rut}: gnfnnnsrs of BARBIE. mu BARBIE, 'to;;;n`a';;i;i: ` i1'1i"oL'?f&i1'iJ: u'i."u":"er"'zl`:'I.r iconic; of_t.he.;. ia..:o`6elA from. Mr. .|1..;;a.;`.4;;a . n*L`.1.`-1-5.--- -;..1 ..'..;'L_I;I..` Iv; uuvwvwu uv nut: 55, vuvliv W0! IIUF D `UIlIIl' elent popqhtlen-go per it. the.-License Gom- miuion'er|`t,o grant `I2 ioenuee, which was thennrnher formerly granted. ` The "census taken I) the Dominion Government nub the `pepnln en 9! Barrie at 5,550, or hehoru of 6,400, the popnlet.ion`Ee$uired to grant; 12 license; ; TOW`! Alleuor .lepeher. e gural were 6.086. ,` According to Iaherecent by,lIw LM'r."`John *WdvnIonth*mnde n connt-of the opnlntiqn of Minrdq V1. e2,nnd .3.jn 311 2831; ` ' r. John Pewell e ggreer Ward: 4,5 end} 3 {ever the " ...,g =: - r:vn...`t.-a;u.".. ... n;....:.. a.:;.;a.-.;. ' .=.~...'.., .-".`._.:`;.. -mu-.3120;msimywoisu1*=otf`ia55r;=ore m In nvuuuv us out: lJlIl'Sl.U_EUUl ;|l`Ull'.l., (Ilia VV c" P. - Lewis to Mr.` Noah And Drpblbl the qu_ etlon of Wtlghi . `ho - v - -v_---._ - vv vvunui ` ,.5)'x:li';uI;o,e"witl;` u gaqueviflnz-` Mr. _W' h-t`: of laudale, thy: 9. dpeoial_canIua be ta on I (:3 Oak: Jvnbn I- .n"ndn If than. may ` 5...; ..s ..'....a: I In. cnuuunuuv, yup`; u Ilyvvlnl UUIIIIII U0 CBKBII | of the:to`vm toido if, there was-not 3 `sum- n `I|QI`lQ ZlIIIlI`Q.'1 tn -u--u-all. LL- T 8--..-- I1--- _ POPULATION siin?i'1o1mi"r_n;Qzc qr;-13:3: 1_, 1pni_1;a an; IN m_wN,: ,` It will be rmtxiberdd A by-law with passed fe Town` Council some weeks` Iago in mom `lianoe .with_=| ugquoip of Mg. ._Wri{ht. A hhlf innninl nhnnnn `us In- ' `McLeod . D.. was in Wood- _ stock on Wednesday of last week, assisting at the wedding of his niece. Miss Janie Mc- Leod, to Mr.` Richard Lee Kennedv, Barrie; ter, of Colorado Sp!-inge,.Col.. The mar- riage took place atiKnox Church, the cere- mony being conducted by Rev. - Dr. Mc- Mullen, pastor oi the churoh.g The bride wasmarnied in her travelling suit of.dark C `crimson broadcloth, {with black trimmings and applique of cream lace. She was iven away by her,,,brother.`Mr. Donald Mo od. Mrs. F. G. Cox, of Toronto. acted as matron The bride was one of Woodstock s most popnlar;ladies'; `for several years `she had been soprano soloist in_ Central Methodist Church. Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy will reside in Colora`do"Springu *~" of honor` and Mr. Kennedy as groomsman; ;. -:..- --.- v ----- g- -u--- v -v, -`via; o The friandaof Mr. Jose h E. Rogers, son of Mr. R. R. Rogers, 0 whom there are manyjn Barrie, Stsyner and bolliqgwood. will he (find to hear of his Vm'a.rria e to `Miss Leila M. Floyd, of Saginaw, Mich.` The happy event took place on Sundav,,Sept: 14, at Saginaw. Miss Bonnie Thornton acting as bridesmaid end Mr. Arthur Morris as been man. Tm: ADVANCE oera its congratula- tions and best wishes. , Mrs. Hr ;*cc;J1;n: leitnf-o-z'h'e'r"h.oi11e in Brooklyn,` N.Y., on Thursday`, accom- nenied by her two little" daughters` and, as` for as Toronto, by her nephew. Master Harold Clark, who is attending college `there. Mrs. Coohra.n'e.lduring her visit at Hillside, made many friends who will `regret her "departure after so short a._, stay, i ML- l_:-...i_ Q: 11.. 'l'_____1_ in n` -~ Miss E. E. Washington M. L. 'A. who is home from Japan on furloucih is spending a couple of months visiting relatives at King- ston; Napanss and obhsrnplaces in that vici- nity. ' can a ._ . z '1\'('I7ise Floeeie Oulverwell, who hae been on a trip through`France. Germany, Switzer- land,'Italv and England. returned to her` home here last week. Mieeeea Lottie,` of Baltimore and Bertha, of Detroit, graduate nurses, are also home on a short vacation. In CD on 1` she will visit Mr. King's mother. __ __ , _.__-. _ -_-a -v---wJ- Miho'_{oieb Thompson, of Ottawa. who has been viaitin her `sister, Mrs. Will R. Kine, left on ueadayfor Toronto, where `K. (\!_., _,- l\ ~Is;17-a'wie'y","o?E}-ollingwood, who has been the guest of Miss Miixme Smith. of Edgar, for the past: two weeks. spent Sun- day with Mien Carrie Greenwood. iaiu Lilian 'A`iK1${"J{}$d'_ horns 0.. Thursday,- after seven fveelrs pleasantly spent in Cohourg, where she was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Percy Bentley. If}..- '\ 7'-I-A_ IIIL . _ , _ _- ! I\:I . -_.. ___- ___. -.-- cw ..-vwuav-u S'imon Dyment hes returned from London, where he was visiting his sister, `Mrs. Baker, and from Sarnia, where he was the guest of Mr. Mortimer Atkinson. 1': `la rlv I an 9 ' enllwlfhrv Wright, of Collinzwood. were in town this week. among the delegates to the convention of P:eebyter- oian ~Seb_bauh School workers. Mr. Archie Turner, the popular assistant of Mr. Adamuon at Big Bay Point this sum- mer, and now of Niagara rails, N .Y. , was a visitor in town thitweeki Mr." P. Dunn has returned home after viliting her sister. Mn. Duaome, Penebanc, alto her sons, Thou. and John,. of Party bound. I -' - obERA"7oUsE.%; TUESDAY, ssm 30:11.; Mr. Bght Smith has returned to Toronto to prepare with the "Kiltiee' Band for their winter tour through the southern and west- ern atatel T ` ` ,_____.-_' _.__- vu ._-.. T "Min *Spea.rln, of B;;1":eaux, is visitihg her O0l1I`D,`_Ml`I. L. D. Robinson and her- aunt. Mu. Luke Spearin. Allnndule. ` was lulu b_viIuIvu_ V- , _ A .l.`h9.Lioenne Oommiuioners meet no-day n 'iI'l| IilillnI-Ktlln .. i`i&i\`Inn`fiii'|s fins ieluh - . I-Lunch-`Gnu. T. W. Lenidi, 6! Though,` Arizonn % spending 3 few day: an his home on; Mar Shrugs ivhdr. P. K_e'hoo.. sooompanied by his mother. spent a. few day: last week in Toronto with hi; brother, Mr. J. Kehoo; "!_, hf` `Migu Glnfa Byme vhu .1-turnad home,` having Ipent the summer .in Erie, Pu. sud Oloveland. ' M[;_iz. wickeeb, of Wickett & Craig, tanner: Toronto. was in town on_ Tuesday Ind Wednesday. , - . I . : |n__ l7_., -In n no u --.--- 0 _`-_u `_'. """ `"'"J II-I qgsuutu. . Mr. Bob YVeir-lauv'ea today for Chiagu, where he mllsonter theDental Cojlegg. - . Ml! `wan; |l..`r-- 2- I_..___ 4-1.... . -__- _- .......,,..uvu. vutraiclloqp \lUV`,Vo4 ` iv; ` _M`.h`F!'Od McKee `is homrfrom his `gar-3 veying trip in" the'w_ihlo of New Ontario. ; Mr.-' sud Mrs} Eoki` `have returned to `Dovton. O `,nfter spondiog the-oummor here.` Mr. and Mrs. Chan. Gmdonr were among; those who attended the Orihlio Exhibition. "I[iia`Bii'dle Rhioehort hue i-etiirned home I. from I vinit with the Mieeee Quinn` at, Orillis. `Master AndrewMDuoomo. Northern House, ! Penetaog, lo iieitipg his uncle, Mr. P. Dunn. `II'..` `I :1 In--,..9 7` jM1`. J. `lift.-tt"uin how his two weeks ncati out. 5 lulu uuucvg Ally : I . JJII return III]. ed on Mondsv on, spent down ()ualc'ty and Il"509 right at;.. . . V ..~- vv-----' --_-v--v-nan!) \J|9UllVVUUll_u `,: - `_ .._ . The Mliquea Lennox are home again after spending "a short: holiday in Toronto. `ll- I$-I_'fI-I-v_;__ | - . -- -` 1 `Mn; `Wm. Bertereld and children leave \. returned home after a week : visit with her mother in.O_riIlie. % medic snclnljmg PEBSIHIAL cotm?'nr- or sxucox AND` 1113 .._....m x r1Ut'lS'S MAs'rxx1,'.!IWIS-` RU nice 3010051011 or these mvorlts instruments, including. THE BEINTZMAN 8c` U0 S. CLASSIC COLONIAL PIANOS, similar to the one used IN the Prince and Princess of Wales in the Royal Train. with B ne col-. lechion of Berlin Organs. INTENDING PURCHASERS are invited to this hexhibit`. --Messrs. W. A. Boyd. A. Mechren, T-v. Bseeroft snd__ Re.v.___H.,D. Qemeron com rissd the `Barrie tennis"'te$m,- `who Vinita?! rillie on~..[`hursdev 1s_st.. Their so_ore's.wets` as folleyvs :. sin'glu-lr, Beygbeet. Mr. P. Wade 6-3. 8 0 ; Mr; 'MeeLeren' best Mr. F. '- Dig 10.8-6,.'6`-`2 ; Mr; Besoroft `was beaten by J. ngnloehv 4 6. ;_4-6.2;` Mrs Osxueronisncg Dr. Kennodv h-'4 not tith $9. nish the dooiri am =a4_ "3 `in jthsj; leaner : lever; - `tbs dgn!p1g;:.:weaegnd Ilulo|h4yJ:hln-_ ; A ~ e ,;arA. 16 GARRETT.'OF.~. I`H1`1 samum MUIC STORE, who while visiting in To- '-ronto, spent pa:-t"of the time with the` ex`- hibition of THE OLD E1-RM OF HEINTZ MAN & CO. received orders for three Pia- noefrom parties whohnd exiled upon him at_ his Jtore in town, and Mr. Garrett has placed on exhibition it the Barrie Fair,` is nine selection of thea`e-favorite inntrumenta, 3..nIn':II-nu. "I"`IJ"Ia` `DIFIITFIIUII A 1? I. i 1 `nan uuvswu uvynav nu uuv uuuu uuu_ DECO Ill 5118 ms quarter. T play waaclean, and fully up to the inberm diate average. Congratula- tions to the County Veterans I - --Bra dford' won the junior C.L A. cham- pionship at the Island Saturday afternoon by a score of 5`goals to 2. Brantford started o` like sure winners, and, `working a pretty combination, scored the first two goals in short order. Then "Bradford settled down, and, by hard work, tied the score` before the end of the rst quarter. No scoring was done in the second, but Bradford were clearly ontplayinq their opponenta, " and scored twice in the third and once in the `chi, nnnlttnu FBI... '\`n-u ._`._--I-'.__ __ J ,-II_ --Willard Kane, son of James Kane, of Ardtrea, was seriously injured at the Grand Trunk station at Orillia at 2 o'clock Satura morning. He alighted from the northern night express, with a heavy parcel in each hand, before it had stopped, and fell, strik- ing the back`,bf his head on, the. platform.` He received ascalp wound about three inches long and his back was` severely bruised. 'I$..-_IE_.L_1'__.'-..~ nl. _. , 11 `P A -'-Mr. James Vair intorma us that he has "had several complaints of the way peaches have been packed. Parties receiving bask`- ets of a fruit fraudulently packed should notify their grocer in writing, giving the name of packer, which appears onthe bask- et and that of the broker and in this way, the Department of Agriculture can be in- formed of what is illegal. rayon: A - -- - ...-v-v vvv v- -------v~,v _uThe Barrie Lacrosse Team addressed 1 an 0 en letter to the people of Battle, ask- ing nsncial assistance to help them out of the hole. Their Huntsville trip cost them `$70, but not getting a return match, their receipts have fallen off We presume they received $25 from Huntsville for our de- fault..-Hun`taville Forester. They have not. ` l -On Tuesday of last week a. wedding took ` place~at Port Arthur,in-which Barrie people V will be interested, Mine Edith Mabel, eldest ` daughter of Mr. S. Blakely, of this town f was united in marriage to Mr. G. Wilfred Martyn, of Port Arthur and formerly oft Barrie. the ceremony being performed by Rev. 3. 0. Murray. - - ' you - - -1ev. A. R. Ssnderson,of Angus,`presch- ed twoyery` acceptable sermons on Sunday in the Collier Street Methodist Church. The music was, as usual, very good. In the anthem Hark, Hark My Soul Mr. Chas. King sang the solo part and he and Mrs. I Lsidmsn rendered an excellent duet The Lord Is My Light. 4 A--'1`he body of the man found washed up } on the shore near Hawkeetone on Monday i of last week, was that of Thomas Pugh, an 1 inmate of the Orillia Aeylum. Pugh made his escape in July and although every effort was made to recover him, -no trace of his whereabouts could be found. I --The Bible Union of the Congregational church reorganized on Sunday last, electing Rev. C. S. -Pedley as leader, and Mr. R. Beath as Secretary. Mr. R A. Thomas has been chosen Su erintendent of the Sunday school, in the p ace at Mr. H. Revell, 3110, has gone to Toronto. -1;-oowboiy rhovr wan given at the Agri- d onltnrel Park on Monday afternoon and evening. Their atpendnnoe was in like pro- portion to the amount of newspaper adver- tising they did and their performance was aid to be no better. A --Christ. Church will be closed next Sun- day, Sept. 28:11, for the purpose of cleaning \ and repairs. The Sundav School and Bible Class will he holds: usual in the Sunday School rooms. The church will re-open on Sunday. October 5th. Till I I Q .1 IN .-There was an evidence of considerable * local interest in the struggle between Buff A, 10 and Toronto for the pennant of the Ea.et- \ ern League. The contest is now over, To- ronto winning by but 13 pointa, their per- `eentege being 669. _ Nen:l`y everyone has a hobby. ours In to make a superior clue ot candles Iron the lowest priced to the very lush- eet cl punty guaranteed at 0llIJBI3.l:aL s. ` ' A -The Vestry of Trinity qhnrcluvu held lllt Wednesday evening. A doliimiuuee was appointed to; report: inenmnttere of finance egdhan adjourned meeting will be held Ocu. 1 t . uuuu vs uluy -zuu. . Q ' .--Hopept John, the tinkgr, win in town [an old soldier. who bears the troubles of last webk; on his 29th dnnnaltyiai. T He is 5 1;avq1ling`life well. 1 _ , ' I n. 1\ -5.: -'~ --- 7___- _vV- -_-` v-u T -"-Rv._Yi.Fonug11haiucendeiea his regig. ?nation~of'the piatorate of the Orliu-Baptist in yo gq to_ Califoz-_niaA. Church; it in understood that his intention `--Specie`! harvest iervice will be held next ` Snndny at the Co regationnl church 5 the pastor. Rev. C. S. edley will preach both morning and evening; ` - ` `I`l'-_..l_. --__--..- I.-- _ I__I_I__ `n_, -v-_--- ---~-v-- ,-; --- .--- -----` v.- gt-59 U9 ' ' Pouches, flums and Paar: for Preser- ving-hon week. BOTH Wlalns. 'rnL_ n .~ may. I() 2. xor the above Electoral District. A180 Of the statements ofallelectlon expenses mcprred on behalf of said candidate sent into and pI'd by W; undersigned agent of said candidate pursuant to Ra S.0. Chap. Q and amendments. V ` ' Personal expt-nscs uf Candidate. . ._... 3 6` 75 Accouncsfor l`rint_ing . . . . .......-..-$ 3 -5 -' Paid for renting halls for meetingsu 4 95 Li\'eryAccounts.; . . . . . .....'.. ...... 55-75, Posting Bills,miscella.ncous. . . . . . . .A- - 33 5,6; -.v-w wu you-v -Vrgcun it $1230 x:---,'-J.`he regular meetin _of the /Wome;m g Hospital Auxiliary will hold a.t'uh'e hosl pital on `Tuesday, -Sept. 30th. at 3 p.n_1. \l-........ 'IJ'-._--.. 4 I. l1_--_2_L, 1 .,, __ _...__...l, -_-`-w- vv--. vvv v ruulln ? `-;-Meaara. Hewaon gt Creawicke have co}:- menced action against the town to recover/ dhmsged Iuatainad by Mrs. Hinds in the ood of July 4th: Town AND vIoni1-1ir.'- " J -Lacrouo (Jlixh Smoker, Oct 14th.. ` ' 1 -Som6 interesting legal proceedings of` local inserose.v_villAbe1ound; on page 3. Loang III----_ ..-.I j.___ p_'_. --n__ _ ,,,, I mm HAPPENINGS or A. WEEK 11 Annuun BABHIEL Of CANADA 00$ CRITERION: ,..`.......m-.- uuvuvuc. use uupvrlvuublull OI IIIIIB fcwo` very oppoeite parts was most opposite, the contrast between: the handsome debun- noireoldier of fortune and the nervegracked king `being nely pourtreyed. George B. Miller. II Col. Se 1:. the blu High Cone- teble. furniehed e- eerty, menly humor that was much eppreoleted. Cecil Owen mode a. eereutlo. gvntlemuuly villain, for removed from the melodrauautio ty . while Mine `ltlielhBerrin ton mode 3 e inning T Queen .Flevie,_wh_o no unfortnnetely -wedded to . the king, while loving Rudolph, hie double. when A ' " , ,, T I oompeuv-is-wary hir, while ~ ._ Mill? Giny left on `Monday ti)" af- t_end Collage stanobofrlin, 0._ A. -The Canadian Jubilee Singers are a first class attraction. , A Wisconsin paper, speak- ing of their performance says : Rarely has it been the good fortune of our people to listen to a Company more interesting and entertaining.` There is something about a `Jubilee Company which strikes the popular heart, which appeals to the ner sensitive- ness of human nature,whiob produces the rich and entrancing melody of all the old and modern airs-as only the pure tones of the colored singer can do -it. A very large audience greeted the singers and it is safe to say that no one. went away disappointed. `This company. under the `auspices of the band at the Grand Opera House, Barrie, on Oct. 6th. V ' .' A '~ -`-"Rupert of Hentzan which formally opensthe Opera House this season on.Tues- day next is running at the Grand. Toronto, thiiweek.` The Mail andEmpire on Tues- day av.e._itgreat_- praise and added :--"Mr. Bnldollphp K131!-;it:;ivad and`Rndolp::dKassen- -, t e; ugh entnrer scbr . pro- `::I;ncsd:snooen.. .. , His _1m`p_er'sonation :1! the Zd nun notuu`uu.IbA -234- _-_ .....s.- '.-.L_ --!L_ Harry Ioighton, in the duel role of King _,..-_v- -. rune -.vo v -a-an -Wallace Munro, under whose direction Rupert of Hentzau will`be presented in Barrie, was connected with the Frohman forces for several years, and. his experienced hand is shown in the masterly way in which the production is being handled Every de- tail of the production is just as it was when given in New York. There is a carefully chosen company. in whose hands the play [receives the most perfect interpretation, and the staging of the "piece is at once elaborate and` tasteful. . ` E1Ec_tHra1 District of Gentro Simone. __-_-- ..-...-- vvuvvvus - -:-Oscar McDevitt, the 14 year-old son of Mr. Wm. McDevitt, of Bella, was accident- ally shot on Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock. He was brought here to the hospital on Sun- day morning at 5.30 and Dr. Ross found the left forearm o badly shattered that he had to amputate below the elbow. The boy is doing well and his_ father expresses much gratication at the attention given the suerer by the nurses of the R. V.H. II? II` --By the death on Friday, Sept. 12, of her father, the late Hon. J. R. Shaw, of Cincinnati. Mrs. Hartman. of Church St., I`oronto,wife of Mr.Cary W.Hartman, lessee "Barrie Opera House, inherits $10,000. Hon. Mr. Shaw, who was one of the best-known politicians in Ohio, left an estate worth $100,000. but no will. Clhere are nine heirs. Mrs. Hartman. who is now in Cincinnati, will return to Toronto about October. ---_ -Leon Proctor and a young man named Atkins, who came up from Aurora with a horse for the Fair were injured yesterday afternoon. They were in a rig conveying an empty piano box and a short turn out of the stables on_ Owen street caused it to overturn. Mr. Proctor s son had his head badly cut ;andAthe omher received injuries to his back. - It is hoped neither are seriously hurt. Q 'II__ I, 1 .I -In ,__.,-_,.- -__- r__-wvv n-.-- `say nuan- -John O'Brien, a resident of Alliston for 27 years. was accidently killed Monday evening by falliugfrom his wagon when returning from Tioga. The accident hap- pened just south of Everett Previous to the re of 1891, he was owner and proprietor I of the Royal Hotel of that place. r _-__. _ .._--_ .. --.v -`-Testing of the heating and the plumbing of the new hospital was going on yesterday. The water main in being laid opposite the building. The Young Ladies Clubs are furnishing two large private wards. At tho present hospital all private wards are full. run:-u u -Mr_. `J. Frank Jackson received a few 3 day: ago the bronze medal that was awarded 1 to him at the Paris Exposition in 1900. The photos which won recognition were a beauti- ful collection. angl appropriately, the medal in a piece of exquisite art. ` _nVV I I III III. 1. .. - - Especial .0'er. The Northern Advance and weekly Mail. and Empire to Jan. lat 1903 for 35 cents. This includes the Ad- vance to the end of the year, the Weekly Mail and Empire to the end of the year and three peices of sheet music. VVIBU -ills _-Barrie Fair to-day. Remember the 3 entertainmenhto-night at the Agricultural Park under the auspices of the Exhibition Management. Bert: Harvey,` Leroy Kenny and other well-known entertainers are en- gaged tor this event. _ -._---_v- --_ ...---- -nv-uv-our --The committee: who have charge of the Trinity Church Festival on Oct. 9th met on Monday evening at the residence of Dr. Wells. `Among other things they decided to engage the new Barrie Orchestra, a very wise start. -n____, 1:,-, . 1 -n f ,,_.,_-- -_- _---- u-uuyv -no-uv Jvuuoo Tho cannon is now on in Toronto, Hamilton and other places and a number of local enthusiasts are "talking of organizing a ham. Abstract of pcrsbnal expenses of A. B. Thom sou. Esquire. a Candidate at the Election of and an oath Ma)`. for the above Electoral District. Also of Htulcrnunrc ..o`2n..1..,..:.... ...........-.. ............u .. -`-The 85th Regiment Bend are to be con- gretnleted upon .eecuring_the high class at- traction. the Canadian Jubilee Singers. for a. concert which they will give in the Opera House on Oct. 6th. ' -. unsung w uuu owning U; Dllll mussel unea- nutls private school. some people thought that Miss Ee Chesnut had discontinued her music classes. This is incorrect, as Miss Chesnut still continue: her music lessons. '-The fenergl of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Foster. who died at her home near J osephine, 10th line of Veapre, on Tuesday, 16th inst., `took place on Thuraday. Deceased was 57 ` years `of age. lIII,nr.I1\u .vu u u V _T.ge.f;g.; ;;}I..:i.Z{in','JJe1'nf Up to yeaterdav the receipts were $5,600 as com- puted with $2,800 the same` date last. year. VIVL- ..--...I... _--_-_ 2.. ._- --- x ' V--.-Several dogs Ahotwnh have been poisoned during the past week. Harvest Feutlvnl. Town Hall. Thurs- day. 0ctober 9th. and of'l`1-lnlty Church. '---The Bank of Toronto have established a. branch at Elmvale under the management of Mr. John McEachern. ] --THe da.tl71_l:;>;lV:_1;Iz'1'<:'a:-onThuraday of M rs. Keicey, wife of Mr. V. Keloey, postmaster at Vine. Intermgntttook place at: Vine. 3 -B-ua to read ad. of the concert under ` auapica of the band, page 8. x * ` oysters; Buddies, Clscoec. ace. AT lI0'I`IIlWEIaIa S. tia: closing of the Mines Chea- mot : hllgnafn nnknn` -4'5-sun on-`-1- sI.-.-._LA. G. H. Crawford AR0llNl]_gBRlE. - uu` 1llDl.Il|UDB anouu one nru. OI H10 month. Mr. Frd Clarkaon has bought the north half of lot 6 in the 11th concession of In- - niul. We Lwil1.bo_norry' to tea Mr. and Mn. Cltrkuon leave our midst, for during - -their - sojourn .'h'ote_ the'1-"hIv:o undo annoy; _A Z;w_orm:_riondI._ ` ;usvuw uvuvvs U1 nuuulcma. The socisl in connection with St. John's Church, held on Fridsy evening last, was a decided success in every we . ' . Messrs. Robinson and Do 11 have put in is plate grain crusher in their, factory sud "sre"rnshing bnsinessin` that line. ` . sh Inn-nk 'm..:.. ._:H I.-I_s - , `ITO tuemng nuemeee in that line. Mr. Joseph Elgie will hold an extensive eele of farm implements and etock on Satur- day. Sept. 27th. 'Mr. Elgie intends leaving for Menigobe about the rm. of the month. Mr. nlnrknnn II.-..Iun....LL `L- ..-._-L UIIWII IIVIIIWB KIWI`: Rachel Thompson. who has been nnering from inammatory rheumatism, in slowly recovering. ' 1 'l`hn.nm-jg:-n mu... :. a.......(-:_ _ _}._'-_u_.- "m:fiI`O5 `gap in town is 3 complete failure, and the majority of citizens will have to buy their supply. MP. Hfh Pmlnmnn in Innnnn.C.- - I-.. '.I___ u-vv sv uuy yuan supply, Mr. Herb Coleman is home for 9. few; `city: before leaving to resume his studies in the Toronto School of Medicine. fl1l.- nan:-I 3-. --__--A2-_. _ !.I nu. an . - .._-- -..-uuvu-I VA Incl: "GU30 &i;;1`cl"(}ooke and Sam White. of Bradford Model `School, spent Sunday at their home: here. ' V '|`':__. `I')--I_ -I II - - - vvvvn WIIII ulu HUI-I , nouv. :1. L4. nowe. Rube Glass and John Pugsley are spend- ing a few days in North Bay this week... `Mr. C. J. R. Rnntinn n` 11...}. -u.. 3- mg as law any: In Norm Bay this week... `Mr. C. J. S. Banting, of Barrie, was in town Wednesday and Thursday of last week. u:.. 15...: t\__1__ .,_n -- North halt of Lot 24, Con. 12, in the Township of Innisfil~-50 acres 01 good clay loam nearly all under Cultivation. On the premises is a frame house 36x56, barn. clc.,;1 nice voum: orchard ; first class wits: convenient to house and bam. This propertyin only one-quancr of a mile from church and school. `Any tender-not neccssarilv acccpted. ,For further par- ticulars. 8zc.. applv to Mrs. harles F. Shaw. Shantv Bay. or to Mr. Frank H. Balk Barrie. Ont. 39-5 AIJFUUIU` ;. an 5115"]! uuu VV. tended Stayner fair last week. M. n;..... -5 D....I.-_L'._. 5 uvuuvu IJyJIlUl'lDlI.' I53! W`6eK, ; _HW. Of Paokenbam, is apendinga ; wee Wlt his son, Rev. E. L. Howe, `_ Rnhn ma-I an.-I l..|... `D.-.._I___ -_, , 1 nuuuu us vncuvuul. UL pI7`Il'll. The groom was supported by Mr. J. H. Speers, principal of the Ivy school. After the ceremony some sixty guests went to the residence of the bride s father, where a rich breakfast, provided by Mrs. Crossland, Bar- rie. was in waiting. The bride's table was beautifully adorned with flowers and ferns. The breakfast over, the happy couple took the evening train for Hamilton. They shall reside at Ivy. D_. H. (-3oL1;1v-t:1'v',-Cv<>I"I*'e;;`>o:>ndent. `All the go-Cookatown fair, Sept. 30, Oct. lot 0 `._ c._ _7_ 1` - --. \IUUO LIV: Mr. Sam Brown, of Thornton, wasgin town Monday. Ms- W... \xn.:a... -: n__-_-_,, 1 V usuuuu . ` Wm. Vbite, of Duntroon. spent Sun- day with his family here. ll----4 fl` A AJ-_,- ` R` " " ` wmw carnatlons and asparagus ferns. The groom s gift to the bride was a. hand- some watch and chain and to the brides-` maid a crescent of pest-ls. 'l`}In iinniva Inns 1: nnnn A_a...I I... 1].. I Y" AN IVY WEDDIJN. G'- Christ s Church, lvv, was the scene of a very prettv wedding on Wednesdav last, when Maggie Frances, daughter of Mr. Henry Davis, was married to Mr. Frederick Arnold. The ceremony was performed by Mr. Carpenter. The bride wore a white silk organdie trimmed with white satin ribbon and applique. The bridal veil was fastened with orange blossoms. She carried ashower boquet of white roses and ferns. The bridesmaid, Miss Lilly Davis. sister of the bride, was becomingly gowned in pale blue silk organdietrimmed with satin ribbon. she wore a velvet picture hat with ostrich feathers and chibn and carried a boquet of white carnations and ferns. . The nrnnm n aifr. fn er... s...:a.. ....... .. L.._.I Hall :-The trial judge held that the defence! ___._--. -.-v-u- vw gay n.a..aa..'.u.av uL\IDULLo In the suit of Burton vs. Playfair which has been in the courts for some time. judg- ment was given on an appeal on Friday. Burton Bros. of this town sued the Playfairs, of Midland, to make them purchase certain timber berths in the Townships of Lount. Mills and Pringle. in the District of Party bound, for $45,000. The defendants raised the plea that there were misrepresentations, but in the trial the plaintiffs were given judgment by Chancellor Boyd. The defend- ants then appealed to the Court of Appeal and lost, as will be seen by the following judgment, given out on Friday at Osgoode raised on the ground of misrepresentation were not supported by the evidence ; that the contract satised the Statute of Frauds; that there was proved a consensus of the parties for the sale at the price. suicisntly manifested ; that the letter of 20th Septem- ber, l900, from defendant. was a proposal to buy, and an offer of $45,000 cash, and was accepted by plaintiffs on 3rd October ; and the letters of defendant. dated 21st September, 4th October, 7th October, and 23th and 19th October. were cogent to show that the rst letter was considered to be -a cash offer, and that the contract was carried out on that footing. Appeal dismissed with costs. A. B. Avlesworth, K.C., and W. Steers (Midland) for defendant. W. Cas- sels, K.C., C. E. Hewson, K.()., and A. E. H. Creswicke (Barrie) for plaintiffs. pun, uunvu, :00. av avu ; UUCIIIBDOPI, 100 U0 5:: ; Lawton berries, 5c. to 7c ; grapes, per lb.,'-Moore a early, 40. to 50 ; champion, in to 3c.; per small basket, Moore a early, 250. to 30; champion. 150. to 20c.; Delawares, per large basket, 750 to 90c ; Niagara, per `large basket, 50c to 60c.; muskmelons, per basket, 200. to 350.; huckleberxiea, per bas- ket. $1.10 to $1.25: tomatoes. basket. 200 to 35:2,; watermelons,, 15c to 30.; bananal, $1.20 to $2 a bunch ; oranges. $4 to $5.75 I box ; green corn, per dozen, 7c. to 80 ; egg plant. 250. to 40c : sweet potatoes, per barrel, Jeraey, $3.50 to -$4; Maryland. $2.50 to $3. Ill` lL'4l: n"`l\ KICK-lcr ` W Ki.-ggne. For partncu deuce. Blake Street. "Barrie. ' IIUUUI Hey was stillscsrce. a few loans selling at $8 a. ton. - ` Thevdemand for fruit is still very good and receipts continue large. Prices are steady We quote the following prices at Toronto on market on Suturday:-Apples, per barrel C1 to $1.50. per basket 10a. to 200.; nseohss, 300. to 75c,; pears, 200. to 35. ; per barrel, $2 00 150.83 ;plums. 250. to 50c. msuliowsr. per dozen, 750. to 900 ; cucumbers, 100 to I5`! 3 50 a shaman IDA- BURTON BROS. WIN THEIR BIG SUIT. 1-__ n__v___:._ -: n,_,_., IIIIJI-IBLIII UV uvuuru pull`. Some pears were offered at 35 and 40 cents abasketz; apples at 10 cents a neck. There was the usual supply of vegetables; piokli onions were sold at 7i cents a quart, eanl - owers-from 5 to 25 cents each, corn at-10 cents a dozen; creen tomatoes 15 cents I basket and potatoes 75 cents a bag for the . huh- 170 Va}: - Saturdays produce market was not re- markablefor a great amount of stuff oered for sale. There was a good demand for butter and eggs. both of which were sold at 16 cents and 15 cents mm buyers. One lady had for sale a nice turkev, which she offered at 12 cents a pound; some chicken! brought 60 cent: pair. Raina I-manna Iivnnn AQA--4 .4. OK .._.I An ._ _._ Grain has been moving well during the past week. the "deliveries in all grain: in- creasing. with prices about the lame. Wheat is bringing 65 cents ; pass. 68 cents- barley. No 2. No 3 extra and No.3.40.38 Ami. 35 cents respectively ; rye 45 ; cats 28 oente. In the live stock market, hogs are worth $6.50. On Monday 100 were loaded at $6 62}. I Qnnln-`nuts Innnlie-Inn -uu...L-A. .___ -A-A - _ _._.--vv--g Iurrvnav -yuan lay familf Here. Messrs. T. A. Adams and _W. J. Mair at- nnn Htnvnnr lain `nab .......l- {$x.oo._PER ANl;1tJM IN ADVANCI IINGLB OOPIB8 HY` CENTS BARR|E_MAHKET. COOKSTOWN. Desirable Hous and Lot On Toronto straetf-No. 43. Barrie. Terms to suit purchaser. . `Apply to . FRED MARK. Barrie. ' ' - `A39-4| ._._._. `VANTED.-- /\ General Servant by Mrs. Mc- Keggie. particulars apply at her`l'eaI- denrn Blake Street, Barrie. an.an.'n- ELIZABETH STREET, Barrie. _ xDooR WI-:s1'o1> Hxsav BROS.'BUTCHR`S`l'OII.' ~ 39-5- -_}...__ UH-II - - RONALD-McLEAN--At the home as Mr. Daniel` Wand Minpsdmzv. b\' Rev. R. S. Frnlick. on DIED. CANNOl\1--At Dalston. on,MondaV. Sept. xslh. I902. after a lingering illness from`caucer,.El1n- goth Carr, wife of John*Cannon. aged 5: vn., 15 3'5 - lVl\lI1I-I Ii! I-tr-`Iv- We have a large amount of Private Funds to lend `o1?g22` 5c`3 Xiu9fn?'T8}'"'x%n`a'?i SON. Dunlo Street Barrie. MA RTYN-B LAKELY--Rt Pm Afthur. 5.. Tuna- day. September 16th. 1902, b Rev. S. C. Mum , B.A.; pastor of St. Paul's resb terian Chu , wazok Mnhnl. nldent dauchlar of r. S. Blnlialm THE GREA'1`Es1' oFTALL~%m-:EA'IL2 % W ROMANOES. ANTHONY HOPE'S was VV Lu. &' -. Commercial P """'-- -. or collected- ~ ape and Farmers note; discountd %Av1N_&_s_ BANK DEPARTMENT VIII----.. _._____~_ "\ >W`7W\ I ' t t h' h `M ~ of ;:7sa:d o`vg<;r?st cu"t "3-to allowed on deposits .%_`,APITAL4 -7- $2y.5oo.0oo RESERVE FUNn$2;6oo.ooo: nu/an n!`l'`l('.R TQRONTD, -V BA|=l?wl"-`l`l|VE'-'-B'i"-'2"I'\'llCH OWEN S'I'ZRIE3IE3'I.' `D- an-an-Q suntan Mann`-nmL4`J /f"" we BANK 0[_T_0RONTO; emral Business game . *"1~`,_`,,nt- A postal w `its artistic Value v ,- _ up-to-date Tgingsbggteresud in th l Whi 1, W,0i'k' .1 . . ofan t h e ea`: 975. Owns ONE HUNDR gvelv y cwriting mac},- ly give hundred yol`l'lg`.p:nd se_nd, out 10 each year. 091$ no g3It . 9 -`posit us AUTUMN SE8 ' " OM SEPT. and.` ' `I I- `I brlng it bv r ` `'n mail 2 - . 5| EHZABETH %ST.. %%BAR`R|E$ grly ' FARM FOR SALE BY TENDER. cecf;;1.|"iihs'i ness Bollege ._. ..,:n hnne` return and as i of ost to. o-IV A GENERAL BATFKING nvsnmss or. Nnvo'rnn.. ..-1y- JOHN R. LAMB} MANAEII, WL MISS A 141* a =nn ant` anaanb Q r-1 39'3`) Ei 1'\ 4'2f\1'. Zids' _Z1a"u" 1:61-'Jf'i\i}I".' 1'E'e'l'y'I of Barrie. to G. Wulfre Martyn. of Port Ar- LL..- "d b tyour education and select .1 1 ' elc;:et;'c:ix*eo3l;ou see the New Catulogue ofthc__ _ -';_ lI-II_..- J u d V `ghee uay, arpucuuupn av:-Ian aye- guuu nu ya wanna. Paul ; `igresb Edith Mabel. eldest dau hint of r. s. B1aI:'eIyI ..r Rn.-.-ha m G. Wilfre hlnrtvn. of Port Ar. Ul Dd thur. 39T$_ANP*!E5 )NALU-Mc1.1j.mV--A: me norm: ox mr. unmet Wood. Minesmg. bv Rev. R. S. Fralick. on Wednesday. Septemper 17th. 1902. Mr. Andtew Ronald to Miss Annie McLean. A ' ANTED-A Nurse with some experietice. Ap- ply to MRS. PEMBERTON. Wonley street. '20-Tn wIrH= J`- Ma. mannv L:I%G}I-fI,a4hI%'iA.;% 2* Am! e--..:-| 1- .-. (_,..-----'j . ` _ .. > ., , . VOL LI. No. 19 ' ' WHOLE N9 3543],. - . Smum. Wuspsi Propriqtoy; . ' I V - . - ..r, . W39` ""Il`Il'I'I in/I\_Il'1,lu`fl..."`1 Andspgcinl-Cut, _ .. 'RobI_r't'n_`gn'. Enter any time. Write for catalogue. V .'.. u u an 14 A int 'n_.;.. NEW A DVERTISEMENTS. HEA_DZ0FFICE 'ro'Rb1'~I'ro. ALWAYS on HAND FOR SALE u ..:\`dQr<':ss W. H. SHAW .i Rl`hl`;'lI"A`i. : "Mom-:v TO LOAN. _ __.- -_.-.'._A. -1.` D_!.._A.- II... Certied- n_ A :.:.m1~: AND NEATLY REPAIRED BY `ton s"ALI:. ""cf"A.RAD1;NHuVRs'r, ' . Agent for A. B. Thompson- HMARRIED. uuxualc. o _- -- i 50 *meetings.. ...Z. usanoooovcui 23% unannounc- I $331 35 :65 5 . This` cahhe pungnuea-Ix a pnee to wave an exoe pt Amveetment. as It must be sold, the owner havin retugvedfrom Ba,rrie,,8n,d nd-pg it necessary tore` wuth'o'ut'delay. . ' ` " _ V, Vlihg grgny ogger vgenqlqr 1 not neeeuanly Tendon are to be sent to and full pu-ticulan may 3"hudfr`ou'=`?.` ,_ `S; R Y, Mnssksu '1'; `Ara 1a_I_;sfrnu.j;. ,- ` T `Kc ., -Batriof.` ~ .! rb-ARM` 1:oa:nfr.% 5!-i Sdutliwuicinartor Lot -No.- it. ath ohigof In W .-C6unty"f .Avoy9.,: . ` 1 .x,LEzN9x.%_ARD_A;_3Hn%.... mufogdntc "'1."` , _; 3 . if . _4`.. n:%?:.hj o::;?::3~:?:..a7#..`;.;:sr.": the dwe as brick. thq othetj to ...|.:..I. gun at mama: omuniad `bv` Mr. B!` the dweuiucs pom: brim, me. me! '0 "-01"- which are tprucn 0? `W M`-~37 k` d Mr. ColqIao ;:un uaxzagxth y aqua? at rentals of $n`.oAnn_ = In F ufl. ' . ` - ` ` ` nail`-at vi to .L.T.":*; invn?tL .:llIlllItbO`I1d?:hOO LI'Q.i' TENDERS will be received by the undersigned, upto the not daw of Octobgr next. i cluuvo. for, tha `pun-chau*of the` whole -or any p , and either for cash. or bi verv easy tqrml, of that valuable Rani-` dential_Prpp_ert oitugteat, Kidd. QCme_k," on (Rosa. .ollinttdu`ul :'l'hom|on Streets. in the Town of .U.non[tIie vrperw.V&:9% . . ..two ` m?.. Dwllin Hquseanndo. rimd Sui Ie :' one of.` .5. A... 1:... hnin brink. uh: aha:-a muzhacut.` .F?ASHIONABLWTA}LdRING _ DUN LOP STE 551', BARBIIE. -5 000000000100 WC i 53"9}Y;I9||d..'- 1 V , _,__.... -.r...~ . o_\-I Vifp` Ina driazlingb rain a emallutraiol-loa_rl1Cof'V 2 red ooata` left town Tueaday mornlngalorthe Camp of__ Instruction atliagara. The oil`:- oera of the 3551: who weht were Brihade ..Maj Ardagh.` Col.. MoPhee, Major Bruoe; Capt. MaoLarer_I. acting adjuta`nt,t and Com- mandina companies I. to VIII. ,Li_eut M hnro, Capt. McLean, Capt. Preeoe, .caps.r Sneath. Lieut. Black, Capt. Grant, Capt. Drink-' A water, Capt.-t Thompson"; Quarter-Master Stokes, Chaplain Major Witten, Sergt. Ma). Tracy and Quarter Master : Sergt.`J,ohn_a_to:_:: Among the hon-commiaaioneyl oiora from Barrie w`er'e;Seg ta Rodgers.` Marshall, Gor- donand Craig, Corps. Holm`e__a,W, and E.'Part- ridge of No. 1 Co.; Soft: Roster and `Lease and Corp.. Carley, of .No. 5 Co _ -Lieut. Knight, No 2 Co., accom anlea the'regir neh`ti to takea course in mud etry. There are 22 private: with th"ereg;m.ept, VI ` N H. TUMERIC, % CURRY, rHoh ertson s Drug Store A .Opp. Post Office, V , Barrie, Qnt. ` TANGLEFOOT, FLY PADS, JARy'RUB_BERS;% { WCORKS, % A MIXED SPICE; % JOHNSTOQ_I%& W DO YOU Our stock is fresh and com-. 7 .p1ete. Try it. TI ' HATS`. , * HATS _ Just about time you got rid of that * summr Hat and appeared in one at our New Fall Huts. We are ready to talk about V Men's u_llie.r_byL and 8_pft Halus DUNLOP STREET sovrnsmm ENERAL SERVANT wv Mr 1!-, G R3 MORREN. ' 4.!hv1i5 A GOODADERBY HAT FOR 31 50 SIMMUNS H0. -'-a1 1d talk fstrlong. `The stock is here from New York and English `Hat Maker.-s`--'tl;e newest blocks. Every` price represents the best". value toyyou from 50 cents to $3. 4 ___.j,_ Sohnrmas on-Info cant}; GARLIC, EARJEANT NEEDI