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EC3 : 08 are smaanur It cufes the "cold 12% THE INTRRISTS OF BARBIE. AB-as-.%*o.m A PIANO... TUNER I-I - `nu __b6X. n Voord. uy . box. atu L `k., , ah U EN'S I-!OTEL_.'Bnrd0o there(:v'cill)Ll~c1rf:!"crEl:d frgsae by public auction bl?` Mr. W. 1). Mcconkey. Auctioneet. thgfollowinc V_f_) >valt1;1Hef}'xrm. viz..-- V V ` ' BfAn1c1I:, COUNTY OF SIMQOE;ON'1`ARIO,` OCTOBER 30, 1902. Mr. and Mn. William Height and Mia` Liuiq Knight left on Friday evening for Ohioago. when Mr. snd'Mrs Halght will I lie! the wtgmr. Min Halgho will be mar- . adln Novombe:_goRev.,L. Allan, Iormarlv `of,;`BArI'lo...who paw uyldeu -in the Want.` ()9 Vwodneuduy evening, a`I(thefoonclu:jon 9o! _. tho"? ;weo k`_lv-= uI'.?_lO0f ills jlI,|_Io._ Gongrdgctioxulg Qlwmhp %.lll!!iH9!h%-:~`Mwhow;,b&IL-590srtomg n I-'v1._I;y` Qvigmku In` IIIIU JUIIIUI-I IIIIU IIIDUUI-II DU IJKDIJI-UKII II; LUIUI The funeralnvhioh was wiry largely at- tended, took place from the foqmy ranldenco on Mondoy afternoon-at half put two o'clock. Sorviool were oouduotdd by Rev. J. J. Red- ditt and were nftorwprdl auumed "by the Muonlo._ Order, Worahipful, Mutor Dr. Smith taking charge. -The poll-beaten were Menu. H H. 0Iztoo.J.G. A. Rsdonhunc. R. E. Fletcher, Samuel` Woqloy, John Payne -IlldA_R0bAOl't King V IIIVII UIUH9' I During his `long residence in Barrie Mr. Stephens had. through his many admirable qualities of heart and mind, drawn to his side a large number of tried and trusty Jriends. who will join in extending sympa- thy to the grief-stricken family. He was a most active member of the Collier street Methodist Church congregation and was one of the Board of Trustees. At various times the deceased .oocupied almost every oice within the gift of the congregation, being treasurer for oyer'1O years. Mr. Stephens,_ at the time of his death, wasthe presiding ocer oi BarrieLodge, Inde ndent Order of Oddiellows. and was also dentied with, Corinthian Lode A.`ii'. and A.~M 5'He first joined the atom at `Bradford in 1870. . 7 fl`)... (`l\IIAD` -`.l.I.;|. Zn: Dill I.-25-1.3` nl-,_ uuI||v -Liuaulru, Ul. LVAIUIIIIU; `UDIIIUU, 0! I Welland ; Jose h, of London, and Samuel of the United tetee. All were present at the funeral with the exception of the last mentioned: - ` ' ___l__ __ 1,.-I__, ,_ "N59,: 0 II . un- vvvvu uu vuu curly ulUl.'l.lll.l llillll-Ia The deceased was sixtv-six years of age, and came to Canada from Dublin with his parente in 1851. After residing in Toronto and afterwards in the Township of Mulmur `for ashort period. the family removed to Barrie. and the subject of this sketch afterwards lived in Bradford, Toronto, Bol- ton, Niagara. Bualo, Rochester, Uobourg, Keane and Paris, until, an a young man, `he decided to go into photography and. went to London to learn the business. After being ' in Western Canada for some years he `moved to Bradford, and .afterwards to To-` route, but returned to Barrie in the year 1872. and opening up a gallery laid the foundation tor the comfortable competence which he enjoyed in his later years. In 1860 he was united in marriage to Miss E. J. Steele-, of Paris. who-survives him, with one daughter. Mrs. J. E`. Jackson. There are also ve brothers living. -viz.:--William, of Barrie; Richard, of Midland; -James, "of Wn"nn.% a .TQI\k Inna.`-u nan` Qnngugl UIIIIV I9 VVIIJII IUII EU QIIUUU I-IVU U UNIVE- Shortlv after starting and when about a mile and a quarter "from shore, Mr. John- ston, who .was rowing about twentv yards ahead of Mr.'Steshens, noticed the latter signalling him, with his hand, to wait. `He ceased rowing and Mr. Stephens on coming alongside stated-that the pain in his heart had returned to such an extent as to cause him the most acute distress. Hetook some more of the medicine, but was unable to row iurther, and was in such sin that he laid down `in his boat, which r.` Johnston tool: in tow and- pulled directly for the shots. He called out once asking him if he wanted some more medicine, and receiving a wave of the hand thought that Mr. Stephens was feeling better. On nearing the shore Mr Johnston jumped into the water to keep the boats o_' the boulders, and on wading to Mr. Stephen s_ski'. was horried to find its oc- cupant quite dead. ' Three men who were working in a eld near by came to his as- sistance on being notied of what had tran- spired. One of them drove into Hawk!- toue and `sent the telegram notifying Mrs. Stephens of the death of her husband, while the other two assisted Mr- Johnston with the boats and brought the remains to Haw- stone. The Barrie party arrived soon after- wards. bringing with them a casket in which the body was placed andbrought on .to the town on the-early morning train. l mkn Aonnnnna --an |v-:-l--- --- -A--- -` -` 5 vvuvu nun, uuu gnu: unu ullDPPUIl'Ul.lo W Xe it had been decided to reach home by Saturday. the two men struck their tent on ,. Friday afternoon and had their trout cleaned, and ever) thing pao_k_ed~readv to start by the time the wind fell at about ve o'clock." Shnrtlv nftnr .+..u-nno mid whnn nhnnt. n -suu uuusullrls , _ In the meantime members of Corinthian Lodge A.I'. and A. M., and Barrie Lodgel`. 0.0.F., of both of which Mr. Stephens was 9. member. -had tnkenthe "matter in hand. and Lt.-Col MoPhee and Mr. S. Wesley of. the former -and Dr. McCarthy of the letter organization,`accompanied by undertaker G. G. Smith, left on the nine o olook train for _Ha.wketone to take charge of the remains. MI! Jnhnnnn nvnn nllIn:O:-:- LI-....... -4. `L- AUCUUII ll IIIIU UUIIII IIUIIIUU. VVIIIII C UIiUVUu Mr. Stephen, it was true, had complained 1 of feeling unwell on Tuesday, and referred \ to a pain in the region,_of the heart. but` on beiugmiven a done of acme. medicine which Mr Johnston had taken the precaution to bring with him, the pain had disappeared; AI if. hurl hnnn nninn-I tn llnnnh hluvnn kn '&"`I'I1I" "U'II"I1ZI Teacher for Shanty Bav School, S.S. No. x. Ora. Duties to begin Ian. term, 1903. Apply up to Satur- day, November 8th, xqoa. - f\'.`l'\I\f`I 'IAVI I'I 6-, III , The telegraph {vireo brought a and mes?! sage to Bertie. shortly before eight o clool:, on Friday evening, when a few brief words. from `Edwkntone enndunoed the endden death of Mr; John Stephens, one of the town`: belt known end most highly respected I ; I ll ._ an , [I 919".` 1- "I - I A Mr. Ste heha, in company with Mr; 1 Thomas Jo neton. left town some two week: 1 ago to no om!-".trout ehing trip down the ` Bey, and when the telegram was received,'} -eiaoedihv n Itringer. it was feared at first ! that e drowning accident had` occurred and that both men had perished. Later infor- mation we! received, however. t the eect that Mr. J ohneton wee sets, but e news of the death of Mr. Stephene wee conrined. Thu lull vnnnnnnn` uh; n-L 5.1...- a. ll... uuq uuuuu nu nu`. Dhqplluul WI! connrmea. The lad" message` was first taken to Mrs. J. F. Jeokeon. daughter of the deceased, who in turn broke the news to Mrs. Stephens. Rev. Mr. Redditc wee also notified and with `Mu. Redditt er onee repeired to the Ste h- one reeidenee to eomfort the eorrowing wi ow and daughter. - ' ' ' ' In Okla Imuivun ennnuunlngun AI I`;..2_ |.L3__ aaswvv ncvuuv uu uunu uunrgu Ul vuu licllllllll. Mr..Johneton wee awaiting them at the hotel and related hie sorrowful tale, which set forth that the twoehermen had pitched their tent on Eight Mile Point, and during` their etey had enjoyed excellent sport and the beat of health, the camp being well lo- tested and the tent heated with a stove. M- u.-_|._.._ 1- _-_L_'_._- 1.-.: --__AI,e '- =33; was -nnrruamua mom ; nsnmu 1'31? wanwran summons cum. been camping with a. mend at mm M1!e'Po!nt and-Etuoylngthe Beat L. - . AC n 191. vnv,sunn:u nmn A i ormn. mm STEPHENS`. - oou`N'rv or sxjtqon AND `run GRAND OPERA HOUSE ., Mr. J. J. Gibaon, accountant of _the Bar- rie Tanning 00.. had 3. very unpleasant ex- perience last week, when, after having had an. operation pe:formedon`h_lI tonsils, the wound reopened inthe night and he lost 5. great nuntity bf blood before` I physician nnld .nnmmnnn, 1'-I : Iurghlg on .1-o.-...A vvulu uv puuluuuuuuo 115 IU QUIB 50 buuineu b1it._ still feel; very weak. '-|n`_. __,3"|n, -In ..- .___-- _---' . -- vvvv un- _ Mr. and Mrs. amen Plummernre ' and- ing a few" days in Barrie. Mrs Inm- mer and her family nil this week for Liver- pool; where -th_e_v will be arm`: by Mia ;1 l;ummor__and-ggo-to B ` hton until Uhriutuini =!v|In..~-M_r- Elnmnper. xv. _remvsin.in;'1`otoz_m9_ % L -_.._v-_ -v- ---v wvuu-u-an ~ Mr. J. F. Jnoklon returned on [Saturday from Toronto,__1 vhere he had been spending a. few days-at thereaidenoe of his brother in- elnw, Mr. "Steep, who in; euering from 3 con- onulon of the brain caused through the re- bentncoident with which he met on 3 street gm; {:ii: ti't"y' 'o"I'>i56dTe"f3:-3'; 'fnv'a'i3ia; could summoned. yeiuxable to attend '.a"-nu-I-i`.- `nigh -1.31` `.-1_ _-__ ._--I_ "Miss Maud _McKee s friends -will be in- te rested in learning: that she has successfully passed through an operation, which it was found necessary to perform on one_of her, DQPI E Mrs. M E. Gray, Mary St, has received \ a very `handsome menu card of a function given by the McKinley Memorial club. of Rome N. -Y. Her son, Mr. Frank Gray was the toast; master for the evening. , II - T 13 1 _,I_-A__ -.- I! . u M I McDonald `S-tTconned j to her residence as the result of injuries re- i ceived in a recently sustained fall, occasion- ed thrcugh tripping on the sidewalk. Il!,_ I1 ___'.r-_F` -._ -_-v ---wyyuuu-g 7 "Mini 1:;."Pet,tit, who has been in town dur- ; ing-the summer, has ,returned to Simcoe, where she reaidea with her grandparents, Mr. ind Mrs Courtland. formerly of Barrio. 'I`|m Coronation llorlnoru . The Bmlllllllll Bov V soprano; l`h.e Wouderlul Male Alto! The Fine; Cl_uu'cln Singers In England 1 Min Mabel *Vair e horeeoran away onl Tuesday n-fternon, throukh being frightened by the train. The young lady wee able to get the animal under control again before any damagewaa done, " U , I '7vsr'i1;3;,_ etheuasnadian Ex- press Compeny,- Montreal, formerly of Bar- rie, who has been visiting friends in town for A few devs has returned East. ' Mrs Prior, Miss Prior and Mr. Stanley Prior, of town. were in Hamilton last week attending the" wedding or Mr. Joe 0. Prior. of Goldwater, to Mieeclare French. an n\ .7 - `Miss Willmott, of Davenport. who_hae` frequently visited relatives in Barrie. carried o' noleae than seventeen [prizes in the la- dies dept. at the Bradford Fair. ' Miss Bertha Culverwell. trained nurse. of Detroit. who has been spending her vacation with old friends in Barrie. left for the Ameri- can aide again last week. Mrs.hI-cI-{-~e_o, M`:-s. Baht.` Blacln. Mrs. ! Gibson, Mrs. Scott, and Mrs. J. K. Rose` are attending the Provincial W.C-'1`.U. con- vention in Toronto. I ` jinn Jackson, of Clinton and[ Mr. R. H. Butte, of Toronto, were in town on Mon- day attending the funeral of the late Mr. John Stephens. ' Orillja. Tiziea--3as ' s;a;, }}"'I3a}}}'i;', was renewing acqxmlnfanceg In town on Mon: day. on her way north to visit one of her sons. . - 11: Ir'vuI - I - ` "55; Charlie Plnmmer arrived in eoer on 3 Monday as 9. pleasant surprise to his friends. 1 Be is on his way from Cape Breton to New York. ` Mrs. J. J. Redditt feturned on Thuroday i lost from Toronto, where she had been called by the illness of her father, who is now con- vsleaoing. " ll,. 1' .n v" .4 - - ._ - _ _-..v-- -.-wvvwu-, ww-u-v-vww-we PRI(}l":?:4--75'c, 06. .350 and 250.` Sal e of seats beginn an Roberts_on s Drug Store, Th5d*%y. Oct. 30th. at 10 a. m.. for ticket- holders ;,for the general public onTfollowiug' ; W >, a___ Me.:1-stice Leunt a many friends in Bar- ` rie will regret to learn that he has had- so take a three month : holiday on` account of ill-health; V Mrs. Polling. and children. have been Ipendiogthe last ooupls of ' weeks visiting friends in Toronto. I` T9: . ow - Bradford 'VViunes7s-:h(d_i;s`EIl;r;`l;roug, of Barrie, and Mr. Norman St:-ongmf Toronto, 1 spent Thanksgiving Day on their home here. ~ Dr.Vji<;tor at`; lgft on T-ueaday for a hunt.- 3 ing tripin the North Country. Dr. Oliver ` is taking his pratic for the present. `D--- |A_ *I1._,. ,_,I u 9 ,.,,__.r. -_-_ ',-..-.-v -~~- -.-v. rnwvwucv V Eev. Mr. Bare, who has beenetaving in town for a week or IO, while taking services at Elmsdale, has returned to Toronto ;Mr. Melvin; ler, Pomnmemu Orillia, `way in town on Friday calling on the local government oioialh. ` ` qihdrefsgu;-;. '0. Z. Snanh and C. D. Sanders, of `the Soayner `hockey - and lacrosse clubs, have left: thanTvi1la.ge. ll..- li'\,, -\ 1' 1: Il\ nun V I I -I C unity: the Mrs. 31'.";`;eter and daughter, `of New- marken, were visiting the former : son in town last week. e 1 `Him Uuthbert, of Toronto, was among those whontbeizded the funeral of the` late Mr. Stephens. V . 4 -no nu no. -\ A . __._ ..-- ---u-n--run. nu. .-vn\lluIVVl _;1r'i~l'-;n,:.of Port Hope, arrived in , Barrie on Friday, for the purpose of visiting * friggda. ` ` J ,, (19:11 `PI - av` -9 n T__:____ ' . -J A --I .`W5?TE by 26th November-V-A 393` "mu. 0 COTTER. Owen qtreet. "C ok, also Housemaigl. A9917. "'3" ll IUIIIIUI Mr. Will Harper, of Nw York, was ra- newinq old acquaintances in town for a few days laat week. ` II_. It `u\__;____ -,_j 3," ,.I . F 17 iiv}};}Ec-E}>rm-Hm1d--Mi13. o. Williams, of Barrie, was the guest of Miss 1 B'runt`on last week. i _.-__- uuvun -. Iooluo vvvvv -u D031! . (:7hnrlotlt';e'screet, have I gone so Churchill to spend the winter. ` Mr. Hezekiah Edwards still continues to linger in s verv precautions `condition; 7 Mrs. J. W. MoNutt, of Denyille. Illinois, is visiting her sister, Mrs. -B. D. O'Neill. ~Il_;__ 1:" yr nu . .. "eu;;:`1:. '5;;;.f;;' a;11;;;.`;;a'," .... been vieining her mother, Min. 8. Wright. `ll..- i'\I.-..I_.. II1.:..L. _ M - ;~-;.' v--- v-----' ru--v_ 7- you`: vvvvuuu Mini _AnnieTFawce1v:t, trained-nurse. has ` returned to Barrie from Phillipatown. ` 3 mg. 'n':____ ~n-,' in u , N Mrs " ZsI...',' .'${.'au. _ing Mrs. J. T_odd. and other friends` in town , - _ ___... _ -v--- --.v--- --- -vvv- `H. Halxilgo leaves shortly for an extended visit with her mother. in Toronto. .._.-' ..___- .__. __-.---vva-u Booth, Toronto, was inmowni during the gently pm of the week. ` A-|uu`n' ma.-.__La. L..._2._-J _..__- L __ __._-_ _-- -_-,-....- _-u -- -n 1 Ether Hunter, of Torontn, is visit- ing her aunt, Mrs. H. Hamilton. wnm Bmamin emopm HAVE `Bum opma nunmu -mm PAST max- TEACHER WANTED. A Femafe Teacher for the Junior Depanmnt of; Stroud Public` School. Duties to commepcc on` the` uh of Ja_nuary. 1903. Application. staung salary` and qualxcations, received to Nov. 15th. 1902. T WM. LATIEJER. ' -46- ` Stroud. Out. v u__ 'im\`riI:-a1*'1':)'s-r.is"r-c;-Erin?`-_'rovv`1z. j Mr. Jack Hunt, of Toronto, spent Sunday `with friend: here. Mrs.` Joseph Kreitz, -Stanford atroet, is visiting friends in '1`oronto.= Mrs. J. Pnttaraon in visiting her daughter, `Mrs. `F. H. Dale, in Waverly, '. Mrs.` D. H. Sargent has returned from n o-.:.. o. 11..-.-- .....1 ur:_..-..-_. . Sir ant has rturned trip to `Boston an Kingston. 3 Mr.- Will Vain has been in Tronto on. business for the, last few days; ""' I135- 'l:VgI_-_ tl__._;-.. -1 011,", - . sucuuun rrnsuuxt. -ju Tor cuum om: GR!-TBRION. ,wil_l; come nut which hehas enjoyed ---At a meeting of the Board of the Meehanieh Institute on Monday evening, the resignation of Mr. Hezekiah Edwards, as "librarian waevreceived and accepted. Rev. Dean. Egan moving a very compliment- ary resolution of regret in connection there- with. Mr. R. S. Booth was appointed t fill the vaonnoy. The matter of seleotin an e.'eotive} way of numbering the books re- ceived onreful conlideration and the question I . n at the annual meeting in In 'oonneoti'onivyith Mr. Booth : apointdient It might be nointedout through- an - . n}n`:nber_;ox years; he has ~ ("with -'l`he winners at the Elmvale ploughing match were :-Ulass 1, in sod--S. Croley. Strand; C. Bennett. Barrie; D `Bennett, Russelton. Class2'--Andrew Standeu.Mine- sing: A. Kidd, Elmvale; E_. Mulrov,.Rus- selton. Class 3-John Rowell, Albert Coughlin. Class 4,boys under 21-V-W Dick ey, Russelton. L Mr. Noah Grose s special for the best six crown furrows was won by S. Groley. The specials o`ered by Geo. Li- vingstone and A. Speers for best team and outt were wonbv D. Bennett and C. Ben- net. 8. Croley and Jno. Rowell carried off the prizes for best nish in sod and best ins and outs. At Creemore the challenge cup was won by S. Crolev} In --olsss 2, John Rowell was first and Albert Cooahlinsecond. ` -Wmgvbiokeyearried of the prize for boys under-21. ~`v W - -` _` --Good plays and large audiences seem to be bracketed at the Barrie Opera House, this season. On Thursday Morris 8; Hall s Company in H. V. Esmonde love romance "When We were Twenty-one"'was well patronized and deservedly so. Miss Meta Rogers, as Phyllis Ericson, and Walter Walker, as Richard Carwell assumed their respective roles in a most able manner `Mr. Ira T. Moore, as Waddles, was also a favor- ite andethe remaining thirteen members of the compauyassisted in making the present- ation of the play most enjoyable although the audience would have been as well pleased if the profanity was not quite so profuse Tangled Relations on Oct. 31st is the next attraction. ota, Mr. Frederic Nicholi s steam launch, raised. It will `be remembered that she went aground. week before last, at Geor- ginavlslaud. and it was found impossible to get her into deep water again, although the services of the Longford were enlisted. Since then a wrecking firm has been given the contract to get the staunch little steamer aoat, and she is now being surrounded with cribbingwhioh will support the ma- chinery necessary to the undertaking. --Stein are biniztaixen to have the "Min- "ahoir. - , __. V.--.-__- -A verv bright service. was conducted at the Collier St. Methodist Church on Sundav evening in connection` with the Enworth League Rally. ' After the opening exercises of prayer and song had been concluded. Mr. William Richardson D. D. S. made a timely address setting forth the progress made by the local branch of the League. Later in the evening Rev, Mr. Redditt spoke inter- estingly ooncerning the work undertaken by the Leagueas a whole. I - -_-The death took place on 4Oct- 23rd. of William Baxter,familiarly known aaBilly He had been ill at the Royal Victoria. Hos- pital for `some time and passed away in one of the wards of that institution. The de- ceased was a kind hearted old gentleman and was known to every man, woman and child in the town. The remains were in~ terred in the Union Cemetery on Saturday A ,,,,,, I, C I. I -The death occured at live o clock on Tuesday afternoon at the Royal Victoria Hospital, of Olive. the little seven year old daughter of Mr. John Hepburn, who lost his wife on Thursday last. ' The little `girl, as, well as Mrs. Hepburn, was the victim of an attack of typhoid fever. The hand of afflic- tion is indeed being laid heavily upon Mr. Hepburn. ` 2. --`Prepare tions it is understood for the holding of the winter Poultry Exhibition. Mr. Brown, a. Toronto "buyer. is oering ve dollars to start the prize-list. The demonstrating will be done down stairs this year, in order not to crowd the available space in the Town Hall too much. _' _ _., _(`..-__. -._. .._v -v--. 5 -A crkbbage tourhament was held Tues- 1 day night at the Simcoe Hotel with a supper i afterwards _at Churchill : restaurant. Mr. ` Beatty won the prize of a gold locket. A cribbage club may be formed for the winter. 1~n -'Pbe-Collingwood Enterprise and Mes- senger savs that the Barrie Curlers will hold their annual bonre on J anuaury 13th. Well while a`bon1irs is hardly contemplated, still all visitors to the town on that date will have a red hot time. __An `barn vnK:nL nvnmn-nun.` -3... LL- ..-....'L.. --An item which Zalippieared `in the county -press, last week, to the effect that Mr. J. W. Bovle had assumed the editorial manage- ment of the Orillia NewseLetter is corrected by the Curran Bree. Iteeems the supply of C`-urrane is not nearly exhausted yet and the position still remains in the family. ` `-Arthnr Tuck has been remanded until Tuesday by Meglstrete Rose. He in charged with riding down Walter Dodde with a. bicvcle. Young Dodda is not out of bed yet although he was injured on the 23rd. special train penned through Barrie on Tuesday `afternoon for `the convenience of hunters. going north. Several hundred were aboard. ' -It is be revretted thatvtho" Prohibi- tionints are bringing in stnmpers from the United States to assist them in the Refer- dum campaign ' Such action will do far more. harm than good. '-"\ll`-- valuable Farm] r1i ei.Iu;.L.'.I`d3?.'xa;I.LISI.?w:n be I in town in as {eve days. Leave your orders now at the `Barrie Music Store. Dunlop Sb I West." V h(V'Ja.non Rainer. of Trinity Church, read a pastoral letter so his congregation on Sunday, signed by the Bishops of Dnmrio. t:L-I- *I'.1j1g_ 1, -V! v-- qauw v`u~cva,\rnaIoI- VA Jones. 0; the West; Ward School, broke his_ann luau Thursday while playing on the tnrnotile at the Fair grounds. A1I'.'l'-:_;_...-_ I. 11.1, 7-! [ T rdera for transfer of bagvage or csrtihg as J. G; Scowt oice, Phone_ 86. I Ja`meI.S.cobt. -`-The regulor meeting of the W.C.T.b. will take place next Monday afternoon it three o'clock. ' "rm: aAi=PmmNas or A wmmx m -rown AND 1}ioI;IT'1'r._ _ (Iynoa llnddlolo Qlucoou. arc. A1` nornwnnnvs. Annuun snnms. Mr. Wilson clan. of Toronto, is visiting" gnd-._ Mn.'John.WilIon.' ; % vs uu ucl. umuca wuu uvu In munlcooa. The will came before Mr. Justice Meredith for construction some two weeks ago, when `His Lordship, on account of the uncertainty suggested a settlement and adjourned the case for-"two weeks. On Friday it came up W. R, Meredith presiding, when a division of the monev was agreed and sanctioned by the court. It would have been cheaper to have engaged aJawver.in the first place-- to-draw the will. Mr, A. J F. Sullivan, Stiayner, appeared for executors. Mr. Mo- K_sa-Toronto for Robert Mcuurray and e aaaineat Osgnode Hall. Chief. Justice. Sir Harcourt. "lloronto. and Mr.jI.Iaugl::A .(- Saturday, thamlsviagvemberc 1902.: 38-52 I People should make wills but they should also.be careful to have them drawn up by 3 person who understonds the law and the meshing of the terms involved. Miss Eliza Jane MoMur-ray. who lived near Stsyner, had her will drawn up`by a local convoy-. sneer with the result that thecourt could not he certain whether she intended theta S800 owing her by her brother was to go to hiifror to her nieces who live in Manitoba. . `Plug nnll Ag..- L..G...- `ll- `f.._..2-- ll ____ j;.o_ uwuu uc qnvv O VGDI1 UFCUGUHD. The` many friends in town of both the bride and groom will join with THE AD- VATCE in extending heartiest: congratula- tions. ` uuwa nnvunnccu nulru uncuug all uuwer nun. After the ceremony the bridal couple left` for a trip to Boston and New York, and on their return will reside at 148 Dunlop street. Barrie. virhern Mrs; Rosa will be at home_ after Nov 18th. YIIL- l__:j,!, . III . c - u"T'1al:r'id: (s;utl;-.ssve1ling dress was of myrtle green cloth with smart but to match. mlnn nunn-n n `SE5 4... LL- I_..2_`I- ._.-_. _ J!- 650011 vlulau vvluu ullllllilr H60 (:0 IIIBUJU. The groom's gift: to` the bride was a dis- mondangl pear} bmoch, and to the brides- maid he gave a pearl crescent. 'l"ha` Inn-an `-CA-J` 3.. 5-..... - L-LL LI... an-nos nu uu: mun nxuun. unl'pr:r. Ul. \lL|.l5WI. The ceremony was conducted bv the Rev. Dr. McLeod. .of the Barrie Presbyterian Church, at No. 109 Gloucester street. To- ronto, the Home of Mr. James Baird, I .cousin of the bride. in the presence of only a few intimate friends. The bride carried a shower bouquet of white roses and lillies of the valley She was dressed in silk grenadine trimmed with lace and white spy pligue over white tseta. `In `\-r::ln cnnn 1u:uoos-u Ago"... I... L-.. L_-LL-.. ' !m Bl`;; E;iF<;eV"v;.;swg`i::z:`:;vay bv her brother; Dr. J. G. Harper. of Carbondale. Pa , little Miss Kathleen Baird acting as ower girl. ' Am... Hm M.-........... .1... 1-...:.!..l ........1.. l-au Mr Donald Ross, of town, was quietly married on the evening of Wednesday. Oct- ober 22nd, to Miss Emma Earner. daughter of the late Henry Harper, of Barrie. and siateraof the late Albert Harper. of Ottawa. Tho noun:-an-guy Irena n..-..I....L-.I `L... `L- `D--- -A boy giving his name as John Burdock was before Police Magistrate Ross. on Wed- nesday, on a serious charae. Burdock it seems was working for Mr. Ferguson in Essa and opened a letter containing 312 He hid tho money but on being taken in hand by High County Constable Beardsley confessed the theft and returned the money He also confessed to having escaneri from the Refor- matory last July. He was remanded until luvvl IIIUIJ I ? :6Ved nesday. HEAR : our spacial--("5hat and Snnixornh Cairns and Monsoon Tea at BOTH- WELL S. Geo. Creelman. superintendent of farmers institutes, is well satisfied with the work per- formed by inspectors and the two extra in- structors in cheese who were appointed for the purpose of experimenting on the value of such work in connection with the cheese in- dustry. These -eentlemen had 25 cheese factories each assigned to their care. and II a result of their labors during the summer have increased the value of the cheese lathe old country market from g to 1 of a `cent I bound. In the past the cheese and dairy inspectors covering the 1.500 odd cheue factories of Ontario have `had a couple of hundred factories each to cover. This was a great many more than they could inspect; at, all satisfactorily.'and attempt to give any instructions with a view to improving the output Mr." Creelmau, speaking of the matter to-day, said that Canadian cheese makers should recognize the conservative condition of the Ennlish trade, and that . there should be no difference in either the quality or the color. He believed that the time was now ripe for compulsory inspection. and for compelling cheese exporters to keep their cheeseat a xed standard. Mr. Creel- man s report will nrobably lead to a Govern- ment measure at the next session of Parlia- ment providimz for the licensing of all fact- ories and imposing a small license fee to pay for the cost of inspection. As the law now stands no matter how badly a factory is run nor how unsanitary its surroundings, the health oicer is the only man who can take nroceedings to abate the nuisance. With such an enactment as the one proposed. how- ever. if the factories were not up to the mark they would be closed. G BA IN DELIVERIES. Grain deliveries continue to be somewhat light for this season of the vear which tact may be accounted for by the circumstance of the farmers being occupied somewhat later than usual with their root crops. About 4000 bushels of oats brought from 29 to 31 cents a bushel. 5000 bushel of peas at from 69 to 72. 6000 of wheat at 66 cents. 800 of barley at 37 cents. 800 of rye at 45 cents. a Buckwheat is coming in slowly and is worth about 48 cents Saturday : market was one of the largest seen this fall in Barrie both in regard to supplies and attendance. Dairv produce was a trile stier than it has been lately and potatoes advanced somewhat. In other respects very little change was noted in any of the lines. There was a good snpplv of butter and eggs with -an active demand for the best grades of both Pound rolls rented. from 17 to 18 cents. Eggs bv sinzle dosens commanded as high as twentv cents and by crates 16 and 17 cents There was I brisk demand for poultry. Dressed chickens sold at all the way from forty to elchtv cents a pair. Ducks hrouzht from 60 to 80 cents. turkeys from 10 to 12 cents a pound and geese from 7 to 8 cents a pound. Po- .`tatoes were very scarce and from 85 to 90 cents a bag was readilv obtainable for them. Hay advanced somewhat and sold at 88 50. MARRIAGE IN TORONTO OF mes ` EMMA HARPER AND MR. DONALD Rpss. ; {nooaipnx ANNULI IN ADVANCI SINGLE corn: HVI CIITI - WEDDING BEllS. AROUND BARBIE. lll MARKET. '0 can cnnnll 11` ADV HVI WILL CASE. .`.(.c.r.yyv.1 u]. I mfck onkey. ` Va ua > e '1 ' ,. 3. E. 1/ AF I`n:m: `ltz. v v _ Wh- . ANTED--Teacher. male or females. for Ichoo; section T"o. 8. Essa. Fully qualied.` Poli, oinn nnnn uni nnnnnuhnr walr Anun 351:6:-u-u gala. r 0ST-- Between Barrie and Alhodl`ae.' on Wed- nesdav. Oct. :2, Ladies Fawn Cplored Cloth cape, vezvet covar. checked lining. Please leave at Mr. john Woods Drug Store. 44-44-p tan 1 nu--1 tanner. male or xmau9._ tor ICIIOO] qualied.` ginn open until December tst. A pl to W. C. FERRIER. Secretary. oly . _. 44-46-P tinting s\lary' IVITIUZI FT T"`I' We have a large amount of Private Fund! to loud at 4; and 5 per cent. on the security farm Mortgages. MCCARTHY. BOYS & URCHI-~ SON. Dunlo Street Barrie. - T , ' L .ASSlSTED BY}. ` Matmme Marie Hooton3A(ont1:a`lto_ DDTIII.V.1 nu ~l\ nu 44'45`P. Interest at High t W ' , of $1.00 and over. current rate aupwed 0'.` depu-R` \J vv .._,__` `N-us-y.,`,__.. -I-I-1.`, Commerc' I P ' Lorcollcctedfa Per and Farmers note: aiscounw W3. BANIFDEPARTMENT % CAPITAL "T" $2,500,000 :nEs1:nvEFuNns2,eoo.ooo4 AY\ ADITIFIT 'I`f\I3l'\'\Y'I` VaAF"IE%%BA'NcH owE:_sr s':r:':R:'a3:a2'::' " VTHE %f Mugnnonu 1|-I) ' h55:1Eh.uIa:Jndu1I:1c? re!n!I`1:%nv:d1!!:to:"l . - em 1. ma 1abe1?ea3M1smPP% . 5,`n060Da.uh1o'Ohem1ll.. .` , .331,-', ~ L -`:1 F T'wVvVII An T V " - - admirable f . with; :`3*1`'Ls1"::;2:s..::.*::~.4.*2,. ~ t:e`..`..`." EPdt_r991st w_19t_9r"a';';I`u'I-. % I_I pa I-3-`-" NW TOWNSHIP OF,_VE'sPRA' f 3Y PUBLIC AJ'U"c'::'Io1\.r..' ..-- /Q` . ~ A GENERAL niuna BlI_8lNl8_S " ounnvornn. :1= [=;"s"%"j' Ive Teachers, one hundred Typowrltiug M 33,?,,e,;_ twenty five get: > Pelegraph Iugtru-A-A cw, premises o-:_cupymg twenty-six room:-~ mu indicate something cf our stnnglung II :t_l|o lam, best, and most. upodern Bulnngu `rum.- in shoolrin-the Dormmon. _ ` rite for our new Catalogue. 4 ,. - A)/lance \II HI uA\" Dnunnungi . ,0, . Term in au.y._I_)e.part:nont of our` I;:!|s:iI(,l1l"l"..- school, Th ` o. '.: central Business Colklivelgsnf '1-onongw-1_'c>._ ' s - * ' ANTED--A -good General Servant for Rev. Lanou Rainer. Apply to Mrs. W. A.-BOYS. THE MOST A- =" " """--'* V . 1, N . . wuou:-.1~z `N; VOL L Sagaum. Wusnu Proprietor. ~ N E W AlDV_Ell'l`l8ElVlEN'I`8. Coronation Choir . . . . L Tuesday, November 4 I`I_l'l'.'\ TEACHER WANTED. ..,c-_o|___.__ u___ n-L_-u 'c o xv. _l;f.AD OFFICE T0'RO'l'\1TO. ESTATE SALE under the auspices of the \ruI u w-u-v-- _-u =::clldress H. SHAW P4RlNCl; Al'.: "bnzv TO LoAN.. ,A_.- _A--..__L _ I\._!__A;- FARM FOR SALE. _- ___J __ f\__ 'l`-...__I.!_ `.- -.-vvw---av JOHN _RV. LAMB, Mmaann. --,--- "cE5RGu RAIKES, sec.-jrms.. ` -v-ow VIIJCIIJICUCQ T33] Englanp. IN THE '->-OF-.. BOIIUIIA . _ > "All noun haviu claims again `thoutato of `Jmupgaylor. lgtog the Town of `e. Laborer. decanod who dad on the fourth day of April,.x899. are requ rod. on or `before-thotll hlh any 0! November 1908. touud to e undonignel Solicitor for iiuubeua Rmuonum Aaminmmnx. full pnrtlauhn their - much last run when A n run . _ Q wuw --y--- . at V .. ' . - V . uonce T0 ,i:aEnIIons.44 Ml6KlE.YMENI son ALWAYS ON V HAND `FOR SALE Quamy and 1wce % % right at... ' 5| `ELIZABETH st, Bunnie I UTIIIVI U V" TT11iI Lot 6. Con n and :2. Ora Township. containing zoo acres. Both corner lots dxvided by Con. 11. Land le\el, loam soil. clean from weedm - `Good fruit farm. Two wells and creek running tlu-ouzh'xo_o _-acres. On leading road and between six and._ seven miles from Town of Orillia. where eeverythm is marketable at go d prices. _ Frame house and rn on premises, and lots are m good age! well settled neighborhood. Pastureland adblnmg for stock purposes. Terms, $6.000. one-ha I can down, bal-' ance may remain on mortgage at f per cent. in- . tcrest. For further particulars ad,ress HENRY GRAY LITSTER. Rugbv P.O.. 0nt._ 44-47` { nEs'r ouumr II; hits the spit t [.Iouus1'on.&, Robenson: 5rug Store? - Opp. Post O 1ce. Barrie. Ont. phi-'1}Lci . Hemlock Slabs .. . .. _. Split Hemlock '.'. . . . ` Dry Pine Blookl. . Rough Hardwood .` . .-. A _.. -.__ ._. rvrvut .- Irv -u `-pwvww-v v_v-" 7' uuuvation. ' TE e In two mon'hn t-hervealter. `- . RMS-m per cent. at time of PIIl 0hV Abailwanc . . . . `glhe ti vrther terms and conditions will! made mun me of sale and inthe meantime 9|! |PPu`5_ .`_" MESSRS. sTRA'Hv g:';EN 74444 Van on o c ' "L L -1 ' Hs_E_c!`:v:>; v1I`:o.l:;~'f..o:"VIiT);>M: Itvo_,j$3 25. 4 foot: Maple. . V. .86."00 her DIA Are your lung worth 25c. . Then why irritate them by con hing? Weirmly believe our Quick Resist` Cough Cure is the very best cough medicine we sell. \l7.. 1...-.. __LL - - -- - _ . --J -rvwi vvuau HIWUIUIHU WI: 301 it-we know its good because we take it :' 1!. cures thecough by curing the cause. ; any nu - c'o.A.:L. _$l0_.0_9 {gr tun cash; 1-.. 1.-.. .5... `GI ...or... V the cough PRICE '25 CENTS. _,I_ 4 THE; O A TS run: :1? aall Only at South Side Dunlap Strdat Sinsnions sells V ARacc'o%onCoats ncheper than anyone in Canada `Simmons & co. See the Immensestock at ~ $3 $40.00 $45.00 $30.00 $35.00 `XX 33 `Th "3?l`:leff,:"1.li.z'&h Conn Va-pr!-'5" "" more or less all cleared U130 `hi. propw `r . a following improvements :-- Small log dwelling hnuse. 8d f"m barn 36 with llors house. driving shed and other outbulldil . } ' V t ' ere us an excellent owmg '3 `` '1'`. prop y 31%) {in orclmrd in full bead?- . - ' "Mi . I5 property known as the Iohn Kent {Jim Ill ate about a mile tram the Village. of_Mi0'P3 `where a ' re churnhes and school- Tlle oil i_s . . . T ` 5' f _ first class and as m I.'.ll"t. `Eu: 9 cultwatxon. e and Cow rtable attached. f|'5m"im5 1.m..n ~ TF.DMc ' ' ` - `V