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FOR SALE. .-- ___j I -A 4.. II`-.. OATS A;b.*<%U8- Simmons sells RaecoonCoats cheaper than anyone in Canada a South Sida 1 % Dunlap Streat` $30.00 $35.00 `Z ! 23 $40?00 $45.00 Simmons & Cu. See the Immense stock at % - VT sawdust EEANDL OPERA HOUSE NEED] ` INTERESTS" OF ~BARRlE, `THE COUNIY BARBIE, COUNTY. OF SIMCOE,` ONTARIO, OCTOBER 2, 1902. >' H-V.-0's;K>f. South, Pgymuter 35th Regiment, and Liana. Mo'Our_thy aybnt Sunday at Nin- (Jump, The oopn have bean doing and wprks_ov._er there udwm ponjsinue to -'dfg_u'ouoh`'t ind, do. other thhign `they urn bit? $i!!i!Y. .58-` r!tn!1f!}: `M: t?9I`!% .; ,,_;e` . `fr. "0!:I0 W,|l.|9d~.to:tlH.hi mutuins; .5:55 %v'%fi1j ieiiiEti3i375iE ni?e7i %F!j`2!``**94+ and William ln,_Bu'alo; end by five daugh- tere, Mn. 0 Keefe, Bufelo, Mrs. `M. Shen- eoy, Toronto, Mn. John Guilfbyle, Sunni- dele and Mines Snub and Agnes at home. .-Six grendeone of the `deoened noted an pall- The funeul, ,,,on Saturday was amended bye'lerge,repreee_ntetive gathering. Ainong thoeewho` attended were,` 111-. A. Brovinlee, Olnirmn-~ Bond oLLloeIiI,evCpm- ' mieeioneu end`Mr, O3iH___.' Lyen, `Sam-evury 1ofIth".3L`H.'r_ . "V ~ 1"-`=: e ` On Wedneedav night of last week, Mr. Neil J. Harkin passed away while sitting in his chair in his home at New Lowell. He had been failing in ' health _ for eome time but hie death-was unexpected. The deceased who was born in Ireland in 1829 came to Canada and eettled in Simcoe County in "1847. He underwent all hard- ehipe known to pioneer: and cleared his own farm and-eat the time of hie. death was a large land owner in Sunnidale. He was a prominent man in politics. for many year: being president Weet Simooe Beformi Ae- eociation. He had been a member, of the License Board ever since the inception of the Crackle Act and was one of the most highly respected gentlemen of. the county. He is survived `by four 'eone,Neil on the homeetead. Andrew in, Snnnidale; Michael in `Stayner and William in Bnalo; `and `by ve daugh- tar"-a- M.-._ =twr&r.= nna-.1. u...`r'u~ Q`-Ann- Will Wlll [UK IIIIIUIII l{UllllI'IIe There was a large-sized, audience at the presentation of Rupert of Hentzau on Tues- ;dav night and the play well-merited it. Many well remember the Prisoner of Zenda presented by Shipman Bros. T This is a sequel to that play and is as intensely in- teresting. While there is noecourse melo- drama, it is not lacking in dramatic climaxes and in no place does the piece lag. Harry Leighton playing the dual role of the King and Rudolph Rassendyll was} excellent; Cecil Owen in the title role and George Miller as Colonel Sapt were especially praiseworthy. -Miss Dudley's acting in the part of Rose Holf was well received though she had to appear in but one act. The minor roles were all well taken. A notice of this pleasant evening at the Opera House would not be complete without a mention of the Barrie Orchestra. On making their appearance and after each number they received. much applause, which they well `deserved. t` It is to be hoped the man ement will continue to have this octette of p easing musicians. .- ` - At the spe"c'e occupied by Mr. 1 John- Orilpin`, who had an excellent; exhibit of `hated. M. M, Dommion Piano and Organ 0o"s. inetruh ants and Sewin Machines, ample copiea of ma Anvmcn union! Supplement `were distri- . A A A '1`hoLatten year viae belew that of two earn ago, the chief reason being that the w hheriwal so unfavorable. 7 V ' _v v rcpeur. bydncv. Ont. The arrengemerat of rho exhilrite wee eo1r:e- ` what di'erent frbm last year. There was plenty of room to promenade and eeeevery- thing. * Iv -I - I An usual-the_ mueie departmentewere :0! much intereyt to a great many who attended the Fair.` The exhibit: were excellent. The Colonial pinnoe, `mode by Heintzman 85 00.`, end ehoyn by Mr.` A. ,1`. Garrett, of the Barrie Muelo Store. and the handsome Men- deleeohne, ~=exhibit.ed by Mr. Brooke, were greatly admired. . _; _ n. 1 The oarrisgu; were not: judged as (they _-were not taken out of the crates. % Alady .g..: 74 yaaaua a. little!` gm of` 8 yeara_were among; tlze p.rize wlnnbn. On the first day, the open trot was won` by Leed1ey e -Birdie Bevel against Grey: Re-elected, but time 2.241}. , A. Prootor e Mabel won from Turner's Dr. B. in the 2.35 clue mile beet time 1.11. In the farmer : open trot on the second day, Jes. Black e -pnmzlnr mt` I.rmB - Tnnlplg (link... ....I `I -.. The exhibits of ne arts were very credi- table. The sketches by Miss Bessie Steven- `son were the object of much admiration ; Lyn Montgomery's drawings were very praiseworthy for so young a person. The photographic display by Mr. J. Frank Jack- son attracted many lovers of beauty. while the paintings of Miss Ross, Miss Perkins and Miss Stevenson, were excellent 4 V A .- sun on ouu uuuuuu III], ulb. DIBOKI I"':z;le`r, Ed Luck : Luokie Wilkes, and Jae. Laughed : Mye finished in that order been time,_2.4-1}. - ` A` The concert on Thursday evening rvas very well attended and the program was "satisfactory. Mr. E. A. Little. M.L.A., actedas chairman. Mr. Bert Harvey and Mr. Lerov Kenny, contributed much appre- ciated humorous selections and Miss Barba- ra Hodgson gave some Scotch dances. Her brother, who was to have appeared, `was ill. The -Regimental band also contributed sever- al ne selections. ' V AT 133}. OPERAA HOUSE. I Pride of Jennico next Thursday. V - The Opera House opened to a good busi- ness on Wednesday night of last week, when McKinney Bros. Minstrels gave a perform- ance, which met with a recention that should induce them to return. Their orchestral work was particularly admired ; in the singing.` Bob Rice met with applause from an audience who knew him and who again were pleased. In the comedy acts, the most enjoyable was the travesty on melodrama. The axe-jugglers and the acrobats were the best ever seen here ; many will [wish for their return. _ A contract in character was observed at `the Fair. One woman was known to have ' rived, without paying. waited outeide the gate for an hour or more until the gate keepers left.-when she went in. She not only abused the fair, but carried away`-a memento in the shape of a flag. Another lady called on Secretary Fletcher and gave him a quarter for her little boy. who had not in before the gatekeeper: ar- sTANI)EN-On Saturday. Sept. 27th. 1998- It 43` , B ' . 0 tario. a daughter to g1h;a,";l1(:1t(e1Gtrl:se.eJt. R.a:ndelI:. of We ybum, Asst. _ ', Wed da .54! t. `nth lV3 Lush`: ff:E?3?A?nLuck,"51agpenn St.. of I. .!n..nkenr, DEATH 01" NEIL J. HARKIN. FAIR nmmmorxon s. j--: OF SIIIOQE Al_D' THE DOMJNION -OI CANADA OUR CRITERION. usubw In Mr. and Mrs. R. Boqlby Qua `two child-` .1-on, ofAThornton`|pnt'-'p8nm_l_gjy1'yith - Mr. tin` `Mon Affnnnnhnll - x `V " 3III.PI0IlNC.`I`VCA`IP3ll.l., . 7 c. V f -Mu. Wm, Rynoldu,.o!;To `, 1:6 ' 't- Goo. Dyer {qt pzeekon " I `E a nun Q}.Iu}.i ifli}-7,'$}' 17i;J.con vilitinqjln. N_airn'I Inter Mn. Jan. town. ` - ' z "< sin; _'~_;.1 1`:-~_. in.` 151 Q. ` . .'-., u on. , Lula, VI. Luusuvuu upuui IDIIIIIIV WIN-I Jllil-'0 sud Mrs. T. Gnmp ll.` - ~ The Truntogu of the church have bee _T painting th o.:fono`o gnd oliining` 110* the. 7 \ [home on Thursday after Reading the summer with friends in Kend ' |,Omemeo and other places. -. Misc Glare McKinntry "and Mrs, Jeanie Turner who hove been ' spending rometime hero renewing old friends return to` their home Souls Ste. Marie Int woe . 7 T m. ;..a Mu. r:gn}{n' `.1; visiting an un. FOi !i0 I cont :1: Belle Ewart." : % l ` V V McChung and Drysdale attended the Mlneaing Hurveat Home and report 3 fine time." 3 ' , c an inn `-- VI a lalll nun. In nunuuul 9 -ur. A. D; Canon and Mr: Crawford, of Oro station .viaited.f|:iendu`over Sunday. MI` .T. Q]-nnurinlr uvhn hat` 1-Inn nn3n.:unbnnn vlv uvuvlvu _1uuuuu.u;Ivuuu UV!!!` Dullyo Mr. J. Sherrick who had the misfortune to break his leg while loading grain is able to be around on crutches. . ` Mr. Leonidas Spyker Wilkinson, of " New Orleans, was out shooting with a friend, William Jdhnston, nephew of Mr. Whitney who has been spending the summer at Oril- lie, on the Muskdon river, when :the gun wento` accidentallyandlthe charge shattered his right arm, severing the main artery. Mr. Johnston succeeded in stopping the ow though not before Mr. Wilkinson had been 'much weakened by loss of blood, and then the two started` for Oriliia, where_ they ar~ rived after a dav stravelling by canoe,tug and train. The shock and strain proved too much for Mr. Wilkinson, and he died _soon after arriving. there. Mr. Wilkinson, who was `twenty-one years of age, graduated last spring in civil and electrical engineering from the Tulane University, with the high- est distinction. e Misg. ;-IVv:n,'C.:orI:ea-|_>o:n:lnt. b Mr. Albert Oleland in visiting his sister` Mrs. Booth, of Califorma. ' ` . 11:-.. `IT:..I-a. G2.-- :_ ..:..:.:_.. I.-- _:-4_._ .id._ia`: vi:ie`: uizmviaiting her. sister 1 Mrs. W. Lurker of Allandsle. ` II. A `n 11----.. -_.n 11..- n___n-._.1 -2~l bl] `Ill-IUIII, V` `V . The ceremony was performed by` the Rev. G. I. Crew. The bride was assisted by her cousin Miss Eva Lloyd. of Toronto while Mr. Thomas Banting performed the duties of groomsman. The groom s gift to the bride was a handsome watch and chain and to the bridesmaid was a scarf pin set in turquois After the congratulations the guests assembled in the dining room where a sumptuous dinner. was awaiting them. This being over about twenty couple accompan- ied Mr. and Mrs. Arnold to the; Craiavale depot where the latter took the6 o'clock train for Toronto and Preston. \A'I.. ...:..I.. In . -...1 as__ A __ J: I vsuuu nun .l.UlUIlIyU uuu l.L`Ull:Ulla We wish Mr. and Mrs. Arnold 3 happy voyage through, life together. V ; -(V2;il'ilghen and {Walter Ormsby ar back from Georgian Bay where `they 3 opens the summer. . ~ V? Barrie. -Aint.hez Mma}i{ E:i{.}c1}f ;;E.ng, at 5 o'clock, Tuesday morning of last week, Miss Minnie Fitzpatrick. daughter of Mr. Thomas Fitzpotrick,,of the Reformatory. and Mr. `Herman J. Charleboia were united in [mar riage by the Rev. Th. F. Labonreau. ` M1-._J;ok_ T37 for a few-days. I If f.Mr. isndxg. Hugh Mnlheron, formerly of Barrie, are visiting in town. 1 \l_.n.| u :11. 1 plan _ on -? Mr. SiIl_'|51V1V!V'1&VlV)`d-7'-t.98i;, -c;f"TE`;Jronto visited at his home -here over Sunday, "lt,,.n1"ruI ta-I-so _ q... T%M};.]iSE:1;{.I Q '.n3gL2{,' visiting her mother,_Mrn,. town,` Baveld atreqt. L , 1: 99"}: vs [Mn Harry`. etvxvondey from ']_.`erento where he spent his % vacation. _ Mrs. L. E. Laue and'two'cbild1-en, `of Penetang spent a few days here last` week, visiting rela.tiv.,e:n. _ ' In cannon ucvvu. In '1vt{e"I.:..i{iIi.}1. of Mr. J. 0} Morgan ; will regret to learn that he in still conned 1 to his bed. seriously ill. 1 TM} 3515 rLI}i."1ain Bailey. or North Bay, have been visiting Mr. Bailey's parents `Mr. and Mrs. Noah Groae. Mrs. to her home in British Columbia` on Saturday, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Wm. Bell, of Bands; Miss M. Brown, of Toronto, who has-been sgsnding the summer at `Port. Carling, is v icing her mother, Mrs Brown, Bayeld street. Mrs. W. H. Clay and Mrs. Geo. W.;Clsy children and nurse, left yesterdsy for their home in New Orleans after spending the summer at "Eillside. ..___._.__.._._._._.__j... FWERS: "W"-'!"| Hlionn has been dangerously 1 `ill during the past week. As we went to press, wewere glad" to learn there won some ` improvement In his condition. nv .\ n -p -A... 1 T Stir.` of Chicago, ,ec- companied by his wife. left last week for New York via the Hudson and Montreal, after spending three weeks shing with his friends at end eround his old home Mr. Cecil Irvine left on Saturdey for Havre, Montana, where he has accepted a. good position with the Great Northern R.R.' Mr. Irvine. whose home is in Strat- E-_.I I.-- I..._ ll._ (I1 I ) fl12lI`2__!_ , ., sun. aavsuu. wuuuu uuluu In In Dl.L'&Ia' _has been Mr. W. R. Tiin s secretary" for some years. and he was very popular with his Grand Trunk fellow-employees. The Allandale Oice presented him with a M handsome trunk before leaving. Cecil was ` one of the stalwarts oi the Barrie interme- diate hockey team and it is unlikely that: his place among the seven puck-chasers can be adequately lled this season. He had a a large circle of friends who regret n his de- parture, but who predict and wish for him a most: successful career. ' | A quiet but pretty house weddig $991: plane at the home of Mr. and Mrs; Alex: Uoulter on Wednesday Sept. 24th when their second daughter Bertha. M. was united in the holy bonds of matrimony to Mr. G. A. Arnold, of Ivy. Thu nnrninnnn Irina ngnufn-.~....I Lu Ah- fl-.. " 11:}; oTfE` 6iJ:L'3aI:J7iS{;II;"nr. c. H. R. Clark in Nbwmarket last week. i Mr.,J.-J. Brown is in Huntavie. V ' H * Mr. L. Embiary spent Sunday athis home 1 in Brampton. ` % - ; II T III C A nu.- "1OURIS'1` ACGIDENTALLY KILLED.` M1-._ l-__ J Slll AND PE_BSNAl. ARDAGH~ORD--"On Thursda ._ Se t. 25th. 1902. at the residence of Mr. F. J. _1ght urn, by the Reverend Ernest` Wood. _Vxolet Esabel Old. daughter of the late C.apta.1n Lewis W. 0rd, tormerly of the 71st Hxghland Light Infantry. to Arthur Gowan Ardagh. or_1lv_son of the late Judge Wm. Ardagh. of Wxnmpeg, and Mrs. Ardagh. of The Hill." Barrie. GA ULEY--'1`AGERTY-At Barrie,on Wedne my Sept. 2 th. 1902, bv Rev. D. B. Harkneaa, Davnd .mes auley to Margaret Jaqe Tagertv, both DIED. SEPTEMBER WEDDING. 2ND LINE OF FLOS. - The Race street culvert hue been com- leted. The cementing was done by Edward i!'>0`Wll end Joseph Sheneoy. , We are in- formed by the overseer, Mr`. Wm. Arm- utrong, thetthe dimenlion ere an followe;-- the tunnel in 8 feet wide in the bottom __end 7 feet 8$inoheI h' h. It `in 90 feet long and and the wall in l in. of solid cement end is `etched over with cement shout 14 in. thick .wlth:nhell month 9 feet lonaend 15 tt._wide etgzganuenoa _T{he~ hri on Park St. in` " Thew;or wee` done by A " whov;e`t'etjee`thet it In: ebiihtg vtbuilt: or 'ii3!,3,1fh .f9:!of exzvmr canine. and . -1n presenting the great romantic success The Pride of Jennico." to the public, its manager, Percy Sage, has spared no pains to make a production of the play that will prove entirely satisfactory to the theatre- going public. V The play itself needs no praise, for` its worth has `been tried and roven. It ran for nearly a year in New ork when produced there .by manager Daniel" Frohman, and since then has been thorou hly tested on the road and never ha's_ it ailed to win emphatic approval. |'l.`he e'eenery ii'all' new and elaborate -and is a complete reproduction of the" original set used in the metropolitan run. The company is announced here for.1"hnrs'day,`Oct.< 9th. * -Death `came unexpectedly on Friday last to Mrs. `Duncan McDonald, who was visiting her children in Sault Ste, Marie, Mich, heart failure being the cause. Deceased was 67 vears of age and is survived by her husband, one son, John and two daughters. Mrs. Sewell and Miss McDonald, of Barrie, and three sons and one daughter at the Soo. The remains_ were brought home and the funeral took place on Tuesday from the "family residence, Bradford street, Rev. W., B. Harkness conducting the service. Many friends sent oral tributes and the funeral was largely attended. -The Collegiate Institute Board-met on Thursday night. Several accounts were passed, an increase in salary of $50 granted to Mr. Hinch. Among the correspondence was a letter from the Ottawa Journal, which the secretary was instructed to reply to. The newspaper wished to know what fees were charged : what per cent of the ex ense they asked the municipality topay; i any forms were free ; if free, did the nublic take advantage of them because they were free; what per cent attending free forms were children of people of the working classes; and if the fees were low, were they ever higher and why were they lowered. -.` Cunt u --AZplu cky act was performed hy a colored l man named Bush; of Midhurst, on Saturday. The team of horses driven by a young man working for Mr. Tromley, of Bell Ewart, became frightened by .the shunting engine down near the yards of Johnston dz Sarjeant. The driver held on to the `lines until they broke and then jumped, saving himself. The runaway team came along to the Five Points, where they turned to go up Clapper- ton street. Just there Mr. Bush risked him- self and stopped the horses and was present- ed a couple of dollars for so-doing. V III] (`I II 0 . 7 0. . I'\ --Mr. Wm. Taylor acted as judge at the ` Collingwood Fair last week; The Great Northern was attended by a large crowd but was not above the average in the matter of exhibits. * M We have not advanced the price or our tobnecol. Amber smoking tobacco, Bobs. Currency and Fair Play chew- lnz tobacco: are the lame nlzneand rice to the Oononmer an lormerly. We ave also extended the we for the redempo - non of Snowshoe 1 u to January In. 1904. - iy -Remember the Canadian Jubilee Sing- 3 on at the Opera House on Monday ight M next, under the auspices of the 35th Regi- ment Band. ` -Preaident Hampton Jory, of the Lac- rosse Club,haa set a record in selling tickets for the Smoker; He has already disposed of nearly fifty. ~ ; .Il7V`8o I E EMPIRE T031000 00. __ -_.-..- __..--_.- - --The death took place on Saturday evening at Davenport. of Mrs. Shoults. sis- ter of Messrs. I. and J. E. Willmot. of this town. Deceased was in her 71st year and had been ill for some time. The following were among those who attended the funeral her brothers, Mr. and Mrs. A. Brownlee, Mr. R. A. Stephens, Miss Willmot, town and Mrs. Robt. Moore. of Churchill. -A collision occurred on Saturday after- noon, when Mr. Wright s horse, becoming frightened, ran into on Bradford street, the horse" and rig being driven by Mrs. Orchard Warnica, of Sandy Cove. Mrs. Warnica was thrown heavily to the ground, her shoulder being badly bruised. Dr. W. A. Ross happened to be passing at the time and he attended to the injured lady. A `I2, I 1'\ I\ -Mr. L. D. Beattv is engaged in mount- Iing a. wolf, shot on Tuesday of last week by Mr. Theophil Brunelle, of the Township of Tiny. For more than a year it had been committing sundry denradatione in the northern part of the township and it seemed that only unarmed people ever got a view of him. except on the day of his death, when Mr. Brunelle fortunately saw him and at | the same time had a loaded gun. ..-.r\ ll! 1 rs q- a'On Tuesday October seventh a Harvest Festival in the nature of a bazaar is to be given in the Town Hall in aid of Trinity Church, Tea will be served from `six to seven thirtv and the Barrie Orchestra will be in attendance from eight" to ten in the evening. The hall is being beautifully de- corated while nothing is being left undone which could make the festival a success. Admission ten cents. Doors open at four `a c1ock in the afternoon. See hand bills. ` -.-T`1,1eZ<(ircg` a-ticrea imacre agrec('l-`t"c'<:`1<:s'e' ` -eih_t o'clock in the evenings. except onu Saturday. L . V ___:. 7 ow- 1--1--vcv -At the close of the evening church aer- vioee on bnnday next at 8.15 p. m., a mass meeting in the interests of temperance. will be held in the own Hell. when the Black 1?_:...l.4. `D__ 1' tr `[1 ..... __:n_.a.:__-__ .1. U0 IIUIII ll-I UIIU JJJVVII Llllg WIIUII ULIU IIIHUK Knight, Rev. J. H. Hector will address the assemblage. The famous speaker will no doubt attract a. lame audience. `` A~.\`TED-A Screw Stump Machine in load repair. Apply to JAS. GARDINER, ort Sy\'3n-.*\', Ont. 40-lg ___-_- - --__-- I VGLeavTe o'i;1;;for transfer of bagkage or loarting at J. G. Scott s,oice. J amen Scott. -We'$ckn with many thanks than receipt of a boquet of beautiful owers from Miss M: E. Campbell. ' 4 cs o , .. p.- -T-l;e regularvtineeting of W.C.T U. will 3 be held on Mondav next at 3 o'clock-. TOWN AND VICINITY. -La.crosae Club Smoker, Oct 14th. oysteri. Illaddlei, Clucoes. ate. IIOTHWELIRS. THE HAPPENINGS OF A WEEK IN mouunsanms. Do Limited. f %n....{,;.{ I}.i;aI&n"E.rfE' Allnndulo by V; more of 21-1 on VWadnogd`uy lat, Ngvvatgnv Q pitcher (rpm Torontg; I I EAPITAL "'7 $2.5oo.000 RESERVE EUNns2,aoo,ooo ...-, m mmmn TORONTO. . IL` L`.I.I' I140 3- 56 u i_n 4th Cou.-xoo. . N- % 191:1 nth Con.`--1'oo. -Apply to k W. - _VgNNOX. ARDAG!-I..COWAN & 3RQWN.v_;5 ` " V L - u 0 ' - L .` . .u-ff c `a ?. }4_5_ Sf'-'?`'!- I T'_$IVi;I-'Vinoy` Hodglnn in spending n for da. 1 with her uncle, Mr. John Mnolienn, Iof _ onnt Albert. - A - _ . I Mondaj Newton Robinion defected Thomson at Gookatown by a negro of 14a 10. = A.'fnll aoqouni - ' ` Lorne (Gilpin in very ick in the city, but we hope noon to hear that ho m9!}b "0004 -ctin. T V1: IJI JJUIl[ . u.` .vuur` I` spas... my mm by Mr. W".- -_--.._...' vi _-'.- ---. Hzccleun and family agent Sunday with friend: in Newton Robinson. _ A A On Friday eveninv a number from L0. II;;N_o. 16, `attended 3 meeting held at rfnll, " " - ' Mr. wm;TTs}g;.E.;iI;.}I;& ";<;-'Mod1oal College` on Tuesday. Suoobu Willie. A M;(1-in-;;i}f'and'itii;:E361i;e;;-`were 1 married lut Wgdneadoy by Rev. Craw. 1-31 A Few from this vicinity attended the fair in Barrie. -Mr. Dslt. Scythe: spent a few days in Toronto last week. - Miss om. scythe. ind ch... Boelby `were married-in Toronto lut wool; i j We have a. |'dJ5I: uuuauu. V. at 4; and 5 per cent. on the 'Mongages. MCCARTHY. I SON. Dunlo Street Barrie. A most sensational story has come to light and tly authorities have been looking into the matter. Rose, an insurance agent, yesterday's papers state, has alleged to the police that a Collingwood man, whose name was withheld, but who we learn is William Henry Brown, foreman of the Collingwood Water Works, concocted a scheme to murder his own mother for insurance and give a share to Rose. If there is anythin in the story, Brown will have been arreste by this time. Mr. E. Thdmpaon 11;: started to Knox College. ' -Cary W. Hartman is at the Queen's` makingarrangements for his course of high class entertainments to be given at the grand the coming season The attractions are all from the list that appears in Massey Hall, Toronto, including the Famous John Thomas Concert Co., Prof. Bvron King. The Libby Eaton Combination, The McDon- ald Male Quartett Co and Ernest Gamble Concert Co. A limited number of tickets will be sold to subscribers for $1 for entire series, ten cents extra for reserving` seats. If the public take to the idea. we will have one of the best courses in Canada. Harvest Festival. Town Hall, Thurs- day. october 9:11. am or'l`x-inlty Chin-ch .- ..- cw Cw-bi` Somaiitiiling pigs were oered at $5.00 per pair. . , W- 'v.v--`n '(I`*h; 'ielivet-iea in grain during the `past week have been quite heavy ; prices study, see page 8. -Rev. W. Witten will return to town on Saturday with his regiment. Christ church has been undergoing some repairing and the interior decorations will look much nicer on Sunday, when services will be resumed there; Rev. Mr. Witter: will preach morning and, evening. C'I'V Hay sold for $8. and $8.25 8 ton. Potatoel were offered at 90 cents.` - In`thTraZlive hos: market 140 were loaded Monday at $6.621}. -_ - ___ ..-__ -- ....._. p-van-. vvnnnaaruu --The` Hospital Ladies Auxiliary have made arrangements to hold a Kermiu here. Rehearsals will begin the first of J snnnrv. I`l1I..:I- _L 11.11:. _._, , . - --- -Whil #;_C')lVlEi`x_:;zv'v'_-1;):-1--i?"a;1-., VL;i.u:-Elizn Rose. of Edeuvale, was trumped on by l colt which had become unmanageable and her foot: was badlv crushed. H.\RKIN-At New Lowell. on Wednesday. `Sept. gun, 1902. Neil J. Hat-kin Esq . in his 74th year- -Tbe Fire Brigade were called out vel- terday morning to a. blazing chimnev at Mr. Jones , North John St., but the re was put; out without water being thrown on by the brigade. l --W: are pleased to see Captain Paul Du- some, who ,came down from Bvng Inlet 8 few weeks ago suerinz from typhoid fever symptoms and went on to Barrie for hospi-V tal treatment, back in town again. He speaks highly of the hospital and_of the treatment and attention he received. -Pen0- tang Herald. V ` The produce market was poorly attended on Saturday, the dairy and garden produce bringing the same price: as on the previous market day, viz., butter 15 and 16 cents, eggs 15 and 16 cents, chickens 50 to 60 cents etc. - -See Heasman a new ad. on page 3. -- This is music week with THE ADVANGI. Peuche-. Pear: and Quince: for Pre- Iervln-ben week. BOTHWEIJRS. I`IIL-~ `I'I'____2.,1 v n- a'M:. Frank Yeigh will deliver his new picture travel talk Canadafe Golden West for the rst time at Collier Street Methodist Church Thanksgiving night under the ana- pices of the Ladies Aid Societv. On the market Square at one o clock on Saturday next Oct 4th A. W. Laidmsn, will sell by public auction :2. carlosd of high- class range horses, all well broken to bar- ness and saddle. Six month's credit on ap- proved joint notes. Especial offer. The Northern Advance and weekly Mail and Empire to Jan. lot "1903 for35 cents. This includes the Ad- vance to the end of the year, the Weekly Mall and Empire to the end of the year and three peices of sheet music. 1\ ecu -._ - The Barrie Cheese Board met on` Thurs- day, four buyers being present. 650 boxes of cheese were o'ered as follows;-- Factory, Boxes. Price. Buyer. Newmarket 75 101 D. Gunn Bros 8; Co. Aveninq 145 101 Wm. Davies Co. Elmvale 100 10;]: D. Gunn Brou.& Co. Edenvale 40 105; t J. J. Brown. Uptergrove 150 mi D. Gunn Bros & Go. Crown Hill 90 ` 10; C A. Perkins. Lakeview 50 log J. J. Brown. The Board adjourned to meet at Efmvale, Oct. 7th when the balance of the seaaon a_ make will be offered. shoe`.-.,.P1m ANNUM IN -Am13VANCl swan oopizs nv: cam-3 UILILLIUV *------ ---~~-~VV_,,,,, lnterest at highest current rate allowed on deposit; of $1.00 and over. ' _ 1 A GENERAL BANKING nvs1N'nss_ cuNnvc'rnn.` % . j an-ly JOHN R. LAMB, Marmara. WAS MURDER PLOPPED ? AROUND BARBIE. BARBIE` MARKET. THORNTON. I (Fn:s'i' Tm: Hana) . THE GREAT MELO-DRAMATIC ROMANCE ' bll ll ul tal will its artistic V3 gmlung Ty ve hundr to-date v return mail bnng it b lue you W mac ed young people as each year. AUTUMN S Business owns ONE HUNDR hine-. and sends out noun ` _ U , ' and aside froin ill be interested in the work - School which em ll)ovsA T into good 111 1. , L`__ __L_|______ ESSION FROM SEPT. mi`. aAs$iaui:'%siiAncH OWENA STREET - 1 n__..- .... Warinnn unfit: Hhnnnubnri V T TECUMSETH. `V % 7 and S. 54 8 in 3rd Con .-ac /___....__.__.- THE BANK onunumn ------- mete New York produc Plan at Robertson's. j_ Thursdy.t(lqgper 9th more expensive. `"- / :cnouw~-v-- * vcemral Business College .,. ...:n lsrmlz` it bv and 9,31 "L"z1"i3"i{;}1:'rz'i r'L1vE FARMEiz BE:THERE.A . .__... (`ollie Pup. (pedig:-eed,) for- snlc. Apply \VM. DOHERTY. Angus, Ont. 40'4'D WIQIVG-I I _\l ln\rr-II`: We have a large amount of Priva_te Fuhd to lind _. .1 and : net secunty ofjggd fgggn ` o-lv `fiif MISS 1'1`; .- up-gfinn nn nmnt n I ' decide about you, ed ' Cation 8 " , 3 meet `.1 . . If you . 01 before you seethe N C OW amatue ' mg j_u.gho ._ ,_ __ n_u`__ V _ F nnms FOR SALE.- .`T`A.\'TI1r:)-~VR'espectale woman, or girl, for plain cook. App\_\' to MRS. W. A. BUYS. Barrie. 4o-4_a MR. El7)q\-AI~l'-\ RD R. i}IX\i N V I'll' l.\fIo 7 55 4. _in Ioth Con.-about 109 a. -_% 4.1nntl1 Con.- xooa. "1 T 7th Con.-- " xooa... SUNNIDALE. .Z_,1n-_..._ VOL I. No. 40 SAMUEL me wuc daughter. U1 _ INNISFIL. - % I9. in 12th Con. ] AI\"I`EI) --A General Servant by MRS. IOHN-_ ' SON. `Apply at her residence. Owen Street. rric. . _ 40540 seasoned kn ~ ' Ind It Igwei = ; . stl (1 ".""'.:. r ` . I `4\/,_ 1.`,-` When you buy 1l\m56fiH_j3t`3 'j. to have thdgood kind, I 'd'*l_|_91`3}_- more e_=,xpensive.f ' 7 5 L aural. llv-- Enter an); ;ime. W ' Address W. H "kg If-:\c:{AtIalgu ' - _ . . Pluucgpkg \`*`*-*` -'u.IUNIY TO LOAN N AT 4} Pan Cum. ---___..;_ NEW Anvunirlsnmnnrs. With the Sferling Romantic'Actoi', ,_ 4_,_L_ I-I-Vv___ HEAD OFFICE 'rdRoi~1'ro -__- __.-....o I`: Du-`uni-n Pu _-FARM FOR SALE. / III large amount 0: rnva_:e ruuuu I0 Inna of farm BOYS 8: URCHL o...t Rm-rip, * ---vuvruuuj III Ivlriii-v and powerful cast. ' T ~ Original s Th '11` St: Effects; com; plete New Y:lFl?e[:|(;dUCC`E:)l:f`8 ge_ ~ K V Rnhnrttnnh, Ab!- % 'T'E:"L':-E?-. ' INNISFIL. M A RRIED. "V;-ESPRA. `BORN. OI Tomato ..---y 4'43 3-vg, 9.-u 4'4'P ._ . "6; , Mr. ['1'-hqpiu _B`u,o'I!, 99r p qi:ular`Itook buyer bought and I:$pad_'s ch6iooIoa_r porkora tor` the Oolngw mu-hot, Monday. T ` Mr. u'ry_F;",E,o`pp9r pjnold gins/Hot,`tIo .aaIor. ;-L: . so the` -r|I!vf.; % 6 .l:!NirIb.'o noun Inc 1.0; In soroluo Iumhuo. .:*.;m~..,".:'"'-*V- ~-~-- my to 1' I` , `VI Tfr` T311! . First clue stock and grain for sa!e--oon- sisting of one hundred acres, bnck house and bank barn also good orchard. situated on the north half of lot No. :1. on the 8th concession of the township of InuisI,.Simeoe Co. Apply to IMRS. MCKINLAY; an Purnnvilln street. Toronto. Ont. . ` ` 484:: ANTED`--Gobd;. " ` gnhmasj` nvus`a"ni'_ Hi. .151 _ 9'... 18.tf.. North half of Lot :4. Con. 12. in the Township of Inniol-'-5o apron of good_cln.y_ loam nenrly all under cultivatuon. On the prenusee II a_ frame house 36x56,` barn. etc.. a. once vonng orchard ;_rst claee water convenient to house and barn. The property is only one-quarter of a mile from church and school. Any tender not necensnrxlv ted. For further par- ticulars, &c.. apglv to Mn. harlot If`. Shaw. Shantv Buy. or to Mr. rank l-I.pBal', Bame. Ont. 39-5: G. r3:`i""`EF'vorordg I Annual, auncoe U0. Apply to gun a 1 ! Grenville street. Toronto. Ont. not lII%l'I`lIl'IE I"I_EEI' Registered Shropbhikc i-am:-'ahd ewes `of vzriotis iAekf|'S:Il13Oa:)ck botmxp pricey Applv to GEO. ` 4'49 j TANGLEFOOT, FLY PADS, JAR RUBBERS, CORKS. MIXED SPICE, Commercial Paper and Farmers notes discounted at collected-' ` swums BAIITDEPARTMENT -_.__....a. .n6- -.lI..-um.-I an 4ln\nn:O- ? SI-IROP SHIRE SHEEP I-`OR-SALE. Shropbhirc ages. for an]; at rm-I. knum... ....:..-- A_-I-- 4- r` V JOHNSTONI} noun U ; ----2. _ BEST QUALl'l`_Y DO YOU` TUMERIC, CURRY, GARLIC; Robertson's Drugstore Opp. PostOffice, Barn-ie, V ELIZABETH _STR8E'1`, Barrie. x Doom. Wusfor I -l1suv`_Bnos. Brcunn STOR3. I 39'5 l TZTI fiit I .Bboirhb!o Home and Lot on Toronto ICIIOGC`-N0; .- -o-h ... T-u|nn~-.05 uni!` - lnI|\!IIn"$r_ `MD in u the Farmers Association [Meetings at Stayner on' the mxh Oct. at x. ;o and 7.3:: p.m.. to be addrqssed by L. A. MALLORY, Chairman of the Associatnon : L. E. ANNIS, Picsident of the East York Farm- crs' Institute}; \V. L. SMITH, Editor of Weekly Sun: and others. v van. -.....\-- - .--_ _. _--_'_ -'..-. .--cunt: Our stock is fresh and com- plete. Try. it._ ` " I-`ARM FOR SALE av TENDER.` Fall` %Goods - --- - - noo'rs Annsrvlons NEW vgnvnnnpnnnnis. 'InuO_`:FiIi:. FA,-RM FOR SALE. _ _ _ 4 -_I_ ___'_I ~..._.!- 1.-.. 1`... > Mini: AND NEATLY napauzno BY _ _ 1 TINITIII I"\IY1 lN&&I East half lot 31. con. 6. Mulmur. [00 acres. all clean-d and under cultivation ; :8 acres of fall wheat sown. On the farm are good buildings and a. youn bearing orchard. the farm is wellfenced. well watere and '.\'ltl)lri half a mile of post office. church and school. Reason for scllirg, owner too old and too lazy to work ; possession given March 1st next. For terms and vnrticulars applv to tho proprietor, on the premises, Wm. Bell. Banda, or F. S. Smitl`|i Cl'- more. -_ . 40-43