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"'!39!`ND M1 $I.,QO,hf_7~5c:, kc. 2 5c. 1 % Prices : Store. g an ;at Rahamnn -. -';R'f|NI1'Y CHURC- SUNDAY. APRIL 11-1.. rs.-nnnnninrnn 'rH':Tm'1':`nr-:s'rs OF BARRIE.` THE coumv or. smco: 8 !'`."'`"'- - ;. w1I l' administer the rite iiorseshoeing fash- have. y us r BARRIE. mtuuily . Complete jsuccess attendedthe ef- forts. of` the Barrie Agricultural Soc-` iety, in_ the annual `spring fair on Thursday last. There was a much larger crowd than last year, while the various classes were better lled. The exhibit of heavy draught stal-- lions was especially praiseworthy, `there being no less vthaniten animals in the competition. It is doubtful if any better quality of horses could i have been `found in the. -Province. Mr.` John .'Bright1 of `Myrtle was judge, and had no little difficulty in separating the winners. His work gave general satisfaction. The Dir- ectors _this year had the good fore~ sight to `fence off -the. judging -ring, and this offered free scope to the movements of the horses and their grooms, whileat the same time fac- ilitating the operation of making the selections. The weather was clear, but a little chilly. Prize-winning owners :-- Heavy Draugh-ts- -I, Alex. Graham, Oro Station; 2,; W. W.Beelby,. Thorn- ton; 3, Chas. Bennett, Edenvale. as Large` Crowd ahd Good Exhibit. v .Roa isters--I, Turer Bros., Bar- lne; 2, W. I. Gilks, Barrie. Hackneys:--A-I ,Ch'as. Bennett, Eden- `vale; 2, Currie &"Car1y1e, Elmvale; 3-, H. G. Boag, Barrie. V`. Thoroughbgds - John Dyment, kBarrie~ % SPRING s'rALL1oN sHow. L105 lb Hea'vy Draughts, mares or geldings --I, Geo. Crawford, Oro Station; 2,` Geo. Raikes, Barrie; 3, Asa. Warnica, Pamswxck, Heavy `draught team attached to waggon-1, Chas. Kidd, Crossland; 2, Le Roy: McCabe-, Painswick. ' Take`? ist_1ng a `.0 wmdniztssmg w day, 5c pbr I00 1bs., Agat- Will be so strictly for Cash Onl . Payment must bema before or when or er is given for delivery. _ Delivcmes be made _subJoct to inspection on arrival. and not satnsfactory, may be re- turned wh ney will be promptly and cheer-full xelfund . GREA LY RE UCED PRICES take effect May 1st as follows: $3.10 per half ton. For May 36 65 per to 31.76 ner uarter ton. _ _ _ 63 par W u). IU P131 Lulu. uvln 81.76 peitghuarter ,"5 ton.` $3.45 per half ton. For June `6 `s1.`3:'.'ner 0311-ter ton. , A A 1781` FOR. $1.76 per q $3.50 per half ton. For July $6.85 per ton. 1.81! pa 1' ton. . For August 3 .95 per ton. 3.55 per half ton. $1.80 per quarter n. For September $7.05 per ton. 3 $1.85 per quarter to` For October $7.15 per ton. 33.6 $1 85 per quarter ton. 5 For November $7.25 per ton 83.70 pe1|`ha.1t ton. _ $1 90per quarter ton. ~.'=_ 250 per ton less than ton rates will be van to farmers rnd others teaming coal from sh . - L g 3 % T per half t-on. ,r half ton. CV3- v Fl-1'1 DAY` aind SATURDAY Apri 24th and 25th and Mating ~- Saturday at 3 13.11:. A - ------g t\____-._I_ I'!..-Jun6:nu\ PHIHIL I ma Iiiii""ii[Kv\ amljl-|!"E. 9A'!!!'IJ B`EYINN|N`G MAY 1s-r, 1908.` Ma:-rm Pictures in 39 exquisite ace 0bea.'a.mmer an, instrumenta. music. 'cent hand colore with appro annuv. u-... v_. -.__ `Prices : Eveni.ngs,.Io,`D, 2 5c.` `; . Matmee, IO and 2oc.~ .__.____________N T OF'l'-'|CES?'|' O.LE'I`- .3391: of Cofmne:-co. Apply to 1 -- -7. . . W paying from 835 to 100 nor month by attending e popular /z 3 T TORONTO. 0711'. NOTED mm mm mun Tms Scnuox. 15 on unucxrxon alum T0 ml for the remarkable \ `run arvnasws o ` antes. College open the q_uooou.otitI_ _ . entire year.` 11 now. OUR TRAINING ' Kn YOU mn,I:1'nN1n:x'xj.` Write to-du tor outdone; `v `- - `-V *3 .-..` rs V`~- nIl!iIALQ ` ":dZ{.i1i'J 'w'SSd' FARMERS I :36xm_I!?`7os1 ristmg and chopping ! _7V.I"i_i-_L...vg1opping: everyl -'RE' 5 Superb Prodixction I`````*-- 1- -Il |l(..'I.I OTT PRINCIPAL. "o;wa At%'I: A1.nx%.vmvnn-.3 gau pros. v If you war_1t your business to ad- {vance. advex-t1se`in The Advance. f` ~ A _-..__.. 4.2-.,.a `noun 1-p- `L VCl'}{_` uvp run... The C.Y.f1i I.-Eifgaive a very success- p ful post-Lent dance at their rooms t on the evening of Easter Monday. rAll The Advance news is not on the front page. `Read the paper through and keep yourself informed. -Herbert Arthur Telfer and John Thornas Duguid have been appointed provisional lieutenants in the 35th Regt. -- r.-_- 1.-. .....u. 1-14;; ::j_____ AND THE DOMINION OF CANADA ncgu. . V--Don t.1-uin furs by moths this season. Sxmmons the furner s cold ` stora` Two per cent on value. ` . .. .2-.- 3.. .1......... en F-`nun!-V RV- PCT CCIIL Ull. Valuwu Attention is drawn. to County By- ': Law No. 894, whereby township W `municipalities have up to July Ist in each year for taking the assessment. Go to Wilkinson's for all kinds of dry, ard and Soft Wood, also Slabs, uw wish, and sold nor card. not ox loads. Last Friday nine members of the A Beaver Gun Club went to Orillia and defeated that team for the third time, ---~-~ 1-min" (M-:11;-; .171 R31-rie 3 uwnv` the 128. ;have beauties, separate or mixed colors, in pkt., .oz., and lb. V a Chairman Jardine (of County Pro- perty) was in Town last Thursday to complete arrangements for the new cement side walk and steps on Worsley St., in front of the Court House. ` "V - G Ll, _ :(\ A Uuac. Mr. /Wm. Hunt of the `O, A. C., P Guelph, will give an address to the 1` ~rnembers of the Barrie Horticultural V lsociety, Thursday evening,- `May 11 14th. Subject--Spring Topics for I the Flower Garden. C If you wish to take advantage of 1 our big clubbing offer (Advance and 1 Weekly Mail, one year for $x.25), you must do so at once, as the offer positively expires April 30th. ' ' g The annual meeting of the Barrie 7 Bowling and Tennis Club will be held in the Lounge Room of the Curling Club at 8 p.m., Friday, April _ 24th., for the election of officers and for general business. -Put your furs in a moth proof .. bag . and l_ 60c at Cross e. ' A---~:..~ t`; +1.. wat Pe,as--planting season :1. -Egg best results sow early. Hens IN BKBBIE I UUC `cu bluaalan-uu~' The semi-annual meeting of the Barrie Curling Club, will be held at the rink, Clapperton `St., on Friday, April 24th, at 8 p.m., for the pur- pose of receiving the Secretary- Treasurer s report and "financial statement. ` .A~~4--L Is: TCf\C\ 'b|.E.1.|.Cuu:u|.. . -Another large shipment of Iron P Beds, 11 lower than others at Douga The lacrosse- meeting called for Good Friday evening was adjourned until tomorrow night, owing to lack |of attendance. It is hoped that the boys will turn out this time_, and get the work of organization under way. Council Chamber. Eight o clock, At the weekly practice of the Bea- ver Gun -Club, 25 clay. birds,. the fol- lowing scores were made: Ed. Williams 24,`-Wm. Crossland 22, `M. Shanacy 2:, Nat. Dyment 21, Dick lWolfenden 2o, Urry 20, Ern. Williams 19, Archie Burton.I8, Chas. Lower I4, E.` R. Wainwright II. Teas--another big shipment of Lip- ton s Teas direct fro,maCe'ylo.n. Prices ' `" ' ' ` ` with I I [Ur I-IIU tlluu Ipllsnv, scores bemg =Or1111a 121, Barne ;;:a;;.0m......,~-a~.......a.-.a..k..` ~ 0 your chance of a $850.00 piano. [particulars at B0thwell s. ` " "|-L- Dag: l""- ---- --- The remains of the `late Benjamin` Henry -Carr, who died at `Detroit on April 19th, were brought to Allan- dale by train , arriving on Tuesday morning. Interment was in St. Paul's cemetery, Innisl. Deceased was 51 years of age and was a former resi- dent of Innisl. I ` --- - r~._21.1 E9 Saturday mauncc. u .. ....... .-fs_nblime_ presentation, there APRIL 23, 1903'. IIOW hp dc; OUR , CRITERION . At Lefroy on Tuesday, April 21st, a. quiet; but pretty, wedding ` was solemnized, wten Miss Myna Bar- Lclay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Noah Grose, `was married to Mr. Charles W. Power of Toronto; Rev. W. B. Heeney of Trinity Church, Barrie, oiciating. - . . 1 ,.,21-_ -u........-I 2.. .. \llll\al(LIpll|&n I The bride, daintily attired in a .suit of empire gown of crepe-de- ichene, over white chion taeta, was unattended, save by two pretty little tots, her niece, `Miss `Margaret Bailey of North Bay, and her nephew, Mas- ter Jack Dyment of Barrie..~ v1.1 1171 '.,,-__ _1_--..,I 4.1.- ...n,1 LC]. Ja.\.I\ Llllllvnnv \'C ._..___-.. -Mrs. W. Whitney played the wed- ding march, and after the ceremony Mr, Jack Power, brother of the groom, sang D'e K0ven s O Prom-I ise Me. `r: K -A- 4:;-\-1 O\ LDC LV4I.\.o Mr. and `Mrs. Power left for a `trip East, the bride going away in a tailored costume of Copenhagen blue with touches of blue and gold. VV Lulu uvuov--\.- V- .__V \-f Many handsome gifts were receiv- ed by the bride, among them a Ger- hard Heintzman piano from her fath- er, a handsome china cabinet from her mother, a. cut glass 'water set from Psi Delta PS1, University of Toronto, and a. pearl -bracelet from i V the groom. A quiet house wedding took place at 7 o clock Saturday morning, Apr 18th, at the residence of Mr. E. Brown, Collier St., when his eldest daughter, Elizabeth, was -united in ---.....:....... in Mr Hm-rv Parker Hea- daughter, .|:.l1ZaDeu1', was an... . marriage to `Mr. Harry Parker 1 ton of Detroit. Rev. J. J. Redditt of Toronto officiated. The principals were unattended. The bride wore her travelling suit of brown ladies cloth, with dainty blouse of Alice blue and hat to match, also a sun- burst of pearls, the gift of the groom. ` Mr. and Mrs. -Heaton took the 8 o clock train for Toronto, Hamilton - and VVoodstock. They will reside ' on Trumbull Ave., Detroit. Rowe--]ennett. See On Wednesday, 15th April, at Utopia, a pretty house wedding took place at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jennett, seventh line, when theiryoungest daughter, Han- nah Orpha, was married to iVIr.. Franklin G. Rowe of Colwell. The ceremony was performed by Rev, P. M. Peacock, pastor of the Utopia Methodist Church. The bride, who was unattended, was becomingly at- '. tired in blue and white. Amid a T shower of rice and good wishes, Mr. _ and Mrs. `Rowe left on the evening ' train for Toronto and western points. 3 35. ring 39 exquisite scenes. Two splendid voices, Mr, Hiatt s and Miss Franklyn s, add much to the enjoy- 1) ment. Other pictures of Passion 3 they are not claimed in_ the same class as the Hiatt production. An interesting series of ads. will ] , shortly appear in this paper on be- 1 ' half of the Sunshine Furnace-, 4 - manufactured by the Mc.Clary Mfg. l Co., London, -Canada, Newspaper advertising is a. part of the M`cClary 1 publicity programme and works hand 5 in hand with an extensive follow-up _ ystem. The series of ads. was pre- I. pared by A. A. Briggs, Advertising d Manager of the Mc'Clary Company, k and placed by the McConnell--Fer-| gusson Advertising Agency, London. . l Va The Horticulturai Society distri- ~buted ower seeds to the children of the Public and `Separate Schools on Thursday last. The following gen- tlemen attended at the distribution and gave short talks on oriculture to the interested pupils : East Ward `in r-1-....:.. A n;Aum1l- Central- the interested pupus . Laaau .....c. ---P. Glennie, A. Bidwell; Central- Geo. Vickers, F. A. Hoar; West ( \Ward-John Rogerson, J. J. Brown; 1 iSeparate--Rev. Dean Egan. The 1 distribution'of seeds in Burton` Ave. I School will take place after Easter I vacation. ` Dreamland has` changed hands, ` Mr. Theo, Joy of Owen Sound hav- ing purchased the business from `Muir & Streb. Mr. Joy controls play-houses in Owen Sound and \ West Toronto and contemplates op- erating acircuit. He has introduced the vaudeville feature at Dream-l land, and will run this in connection ' with the moving pictures. Cobay l 5 late of the B. -C. Whitney shows. is i and German are the star specialty this week. Mr. Belger of Detroit, taking the piano. ` - ' 117-..; EASTER BRIDES. Heaton-Brown Nu'ptia1s- `Ql\IAlb -..v I , An interesting `feature at West Ward School on Thursday afternoon was the presentation to John :Cal- .vert,--" a pupil, son.-of: Mr. and Mrs. {and clasp. The obverse side of the medal contains the words, Barrie -Public Schools and the Ontario coat-of-arms with the device Dili- entia Vincit. On the reverse side is this inscription: Awarded to John Calvert for/eight years punctuality, '_ regularity, diligence and good con- ;_1u is the `first silver medal ever iven by the Board of Educa- .-`tion, no-Barrie, `and is. an honor of - jjvhich sthe young recipient may well -be,pr9_iid.p _ . John F. `Calvert, of a silver medal -. Thursday. An`:-i1 30th, the horses, implements, household fumi- ture,-pump shop, with tools and x- .tufr,es,.umber, ~bu`i1dings, lot, etc., the --y: of `Mr. John Thornton, ptopest. , L , -Q! ., , rst, zwxll. be sold. `by. `public auct $33310 '4at'~:=o.-I.`cr 1ock. * `av, : w~ ` CREDIT SALE. lg uu. ;\/Ir. ;1`he There seems to be some confusion arising out of the Town s patent to certain water `lots between Bayeld 'and.John Sts., opposite,`Mr.- Lount s property. When `the water lots at the head of the bay were acquired` by the '1-`own`vlast year, the patent ap- parently covered lots in front of Mr- Lount s water lots. It is understood that Mr. Lount disputes the Town s . rights in the premises, and so in- - formed the Government at the time S of the grant. A letter from Mr. Au- ! brey White, the Deputy Minister, V may throw some light on the matter, - and The Advance is asked to publish a copy of same which is dated April - 9th, I907. It is as follows: Toronto, April 9th, 1907. Sir---In reply to your letter, the `iapplication of the Corporation of Barrie includes the water lot be- tween John and Bayeld `Sts. But as that has already been patented, in L6 will have to be excluded from any grant made. {$1.00 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE smGLt cont: IN! crnns - J S. Ldunt, Esq., Barrie. The concert and organ recital giv- en in St. Andrew s Presbyterian Church on Thursday evening, April 16th, by four students from the Insti- tute of the Blind, Brantford, under the direction of Mr. Andrews, prov- ed to be a decided treat. It was, in- deed, a revelation to most of the au- dience to see the way in which hu- manity, though aficted by the loss of one sense, may in the possession of the remaining senses still hold a. 1 strong position in life's race. The ' entertainment was bot.h protable and - interesting. `Mr. D. A. McKoy, B. 5 A.., presided. I A...-\..~ bl...) urn-n nnnlilnr ifsvrnc nn `Xe , yI\rDI\1\p\.l4 Among the more popular items on ithe program were two organ num- bers, Prelude to Lohengrin" (Wag- ner), and Variation on Russian Na- tional Anthem (Frier), by Mr. Her- bert C. Treneer; a song, Hundred Pipers, by Mr. J. Nicholson, and a reading. Whistling Regiment," by Mr. Roy Wilson. Mr. Edward V. Simpson, one of the quartette. was ` through indisposition unable to- per- ` form his part, but had an excellent: 'v substitute in Mr. Nicholson. The L audience was very liberal in its a.p~ -.1 A cnrdcrnuuvn :71 '1 QT\C3Pf" 1 plausc. _ :Mr. Andrews, in a brxef speech at the close, said that the Minister of Education, Hon_ R.`A Pyne, had al- ways taken a deep interest in the training of the blind and was deter- mined_to place the I. O. B. at Brant- ford in the highest standard, equal to the best. He said further that the pupils of this institution receive the `greatest care and attention. 1:7,... 11.. Mt! Pnd in rn.ngratu1avt~ CONCERT AND RECITAL. gI'3.ISC care auu aucuuuu. Rev. Dr. McLeod, in congratulat- ing the blind artists on their enacti- llent performance, observed that it was the first time that the people of Barrie had had any idea of the work the I. O. B. was doing: Such re- citals as were given by these young men to-night, said he, are a revela- tion to us all. VVe shall each of us evince a warmer interest in the edd- cation of the blind in the future, and ' the Government and those in auth- - ority, as well as Mr. Andrews, de- : serve the highest commendation. THE WATER LOTS. . agraffe bridge an , to Miss Ockley, no Demand, Always Give Satis- faction. To Miss - Pauline Ockley, A.T. "of the Rev. Dr. Ock- n & Co. style D. mahogany. This company's patent sustinuto pedal, the transposing ped April 15th Mrs. Frank in Meaford. rn an Innic ley, a Heintz piano contains t and is tted with key-board. It was s ""'- ll - 1'5 IITCI.-nos .I.U R11. L\- vv ug\.._.., ..v style, nished in -mahoga . A To Dr. W. D. MacLare orite Classic style, nished To Mr. W. J. White, Ionic style, nished in maho _ To H- Mayor, Esq., Pains _ k, a ` Classic style, in walnut. "`- r ---nu- ilfilcnn FGI1 Dal.` `Thomas organ, for his daughter. Lllassxc style. 111- Walnut. To George_ Wilson, Esq., Dal n, a Coronatron model, 6-octa , To Mr. J. B. Arbour, Hawkestoncfia a 6-octave. Empire model, Thomas Qrgan. nnnntra- MUSIC STORE, vn. - - ,1 age L theagrsgyg. "?K3n31` gigs g Crocunea, Tulips anxilollyhockauj ` in hlnnvn ient, to her new no m ulcalunu. To Mr. R. Wxlson, W, an Iomc . 0 r` _` ,_Z_I__ 1.. .~.n1At\vn :- Every new is and I We'll makey o e ott the community :1 do! duwe to your purse. ~ --.. 41.- ...$..a -vu N')V{eur obedient servant, (Sgd.) Aubrey White, Dep. Minister. 4. L`..- D..-..2,. OLDE HEINTZMAN & co. \ PIANOS. " BARRIE. MUSIC STORE, A. F. Garrett, Proprietor. I O C ' O Lnmntgql. arm. . .'n;m_oLo;rmmP.s. L laand turn of fashion: is here` e`o.t.he-best dressed"-men in ts. ~. " only 1 mlninhnn nur-purse. he now. up:-in things at; any rate. gady-to s ow nsto sell. ml-3. :l`.ircuinz=1r~L~et't'erT?s of Credit med for theAuse__of Travel- 500 A15 \ HIM! nn H ~00 ACRES IN NURSEH! :5'1'uuA - O T Agents wanted at once to sell tor`Fall 1908 and Spring 19o9 delivery; whole or part tlmcz libvxuxl terxns; outt free. The THOS. W. gO\V.\L-\..\' 8: SON C0.. Limited. Ridggsvillge, nt. - - |"UUIu- u_. `_ issued the use of lers, payabie in all parts of the wor'.d. -_..=.mrmd to any point by the w0r:u. Money transmitted t - - ' Bankers Asgo Canadxan 0rder._]_)ra.ft.` Bill of Exchange op T918 ir1b'(}(1 condition; was last seen In aru up Vespru. noarhittle Luke. `Ar-suits 1 reward will hr paid forinformation that W Hun I-nr'n\'Ur\' Of the animal. t2__ " MOIICJ. `..., Banke Draft. Bill Order. graph 'l`1-anster. Negot iztble Paj favorable terms. A d `- I\;\ paid IOI`1n[Ol`luu.uuu u: the recovery of animal. A `"~ bT RATE [VIII IIUIIDun---_ _ - mnnum-es that during thq ses_sion of Parliameqt he will. in mmitinn to hem; 1_n daily cpmmun_1- cation with 1113 omce, be at hxs olce 1n Barrie .m1thefol1->wi11g dates 2 Saturulaxy. the `);'th 0fA'pt'il, 1908. .`}z1IIu'1u_\', the 9th of May. 1908. .`i2m11'duy. the `l:;rd of May. 1908. II:-, will ulso be at his office during the Easter nu ) ..o Ln xu;,.._.yi,\nq Mr. Haughton Lennox, ,, .L - -......:..... -5 D. lu.vu..... A $1.00 Deposit starts a Savings A Bmch onJv {`.ch `,ag2 s current t ' . quarterl e of mterest `S Paid BARBIE an.-MNCH V D MORTON Manage ' r% Alli H111 umu an. uu . and other va<-anions. I Call `or---pg-w Tcndkrs will he received by the undersigned unul .\YOsS_J)AY. THE 4th DAY OF MAY. 1903, at umm._ for the supply of 100 tons of Youghcogzhen Coal. also 5o.tonu first class hard mu] (egg um sizes) to be delivered duringxhv full of 1808 from time to time as req Court H()lh::C and Registry Olc ~ coultu be weighed at town scales catc to he obtained thereof at cost of c tor and U) be unm,-hed to account when ren ed. All u-ndc-rsto be scaled and addxeasedt J AS. JARDINE. 1 w..\:..m.m (`n Du-nnm-tv Com.. $vou1d ant~j s, it rset ress are" sea; vve anga orset 17-18 f~id*c3ii T0 annxrons COW ESTRAY . A small white and red spotted dehorned cow, .... mu .-nvwlitinn: was last seen in 3rd o_f ' '. -`3. U 1021!, buuy. A4-0 Crcdxmrs of estate of Rachel Hall. late of V the Town of Bar in the County of Simcoei Widuw, who (had 0 about the 21st day 0 H Mart-h. A.l).. 19 18. are uircd to send particu- him of their claims to the dersigned on or be- fore t]u:'.vL11 day of May, 1 the <-.`;m~I1tur will proceed to acts uf the osmtc amon the [ht-re-to. and will not be I able f0 sets In any pc-vson whose claim 8138: been rt-cui\'e:l at the time 01 distrlbut A L}CN'I\'()X, CUWAN 85 BROW Barrxe. Ont. Solicitors for Execulglolrg. hnn,..1 .1... .m...: 4.... A A .....u 10ml B0110! D01`! LUJ Iititgd the 22nd day of April. INS. 7rLi:NDERs FQ_R._coAL. MAAAMMAAMMMMAAMM? \ __ _ __ __ _- . \ \Junl.uI\lb I-Iva ' VVV/VVVVVVVVVVVVVVV\\h'f Mendelssohn Pianos. F R E.5f_9 K 3 vmce cuLIuRE.$l -uru.JnLV11L bLlbI1.l\n.uLa v- --7 , `~ronto has opened a studio for .Voil?. `Culture at MRS. DEVINE5: _` Tonto St., Barrie, and will be tl_\ _ `every Thursday from 4;p.m'. _t-In V 'P-m. Friday. Madame C0.h"3. 5,3 3 Pupil of the famous Sign0f,.G?-V915} and Professor` Fred Walkerhond England, `and of Madame DMW .; of Paris. Vo:cns.Tzm=awR MADAME COCHRANE ? T?` - _A.--.I:- !C1\nAL- L , , .1-e Than Two Score Yd of Successful Banking. . 1.`.-1 your training in the school that is V . q\mH1ia-(1 to give you the best that (3811 ho: lxzul The ' vvvvrvvrww- `&;=;"+;;a`" m -nu; ""' snn'r":UsH AMERICAN BUSINESS cou.:c.: \'.\I.L',A. Building. Toronto. Write for Catalogue. T ., ..-..-4AAA I'|I'\I` II`:r- Action and Tone Regnlagor. Pianos Always on Band For Sale ~ ~-7-ly 36 JOHN STREET. BARBIE _____._.___* NURSERY STOCK . ..,....e mmmd at once OF CANADA. IFIRST-CLASS M0 th% fer. Paper handled. on most :11 G ` J_AS. uuwmm. L hanrman 00. Property Com" Box 366. Barrie. EIANQMTUNEB: , 1'1 _.._I-b4I `3Z1.1`E;.'1ao .?6n'hrE'E{ai ; m 11 I f 1909 B 1 rcq rs to addxeased t 1 A Q 1 A nnl?JI`.. md T .L{hed in mined 3 mm,-hed 7 , O 1897, Chap. 129. .42 I\-..|....I 1 and- Glf , _--..L --- sow BY -- Iirlvbun vvw. II. Pnou-Iuttonu. L WHOLE N6. 5321 ; Ppornucvonu. . f. RN01`. 17-19 39090ooooooooooooooooooog xi "iJiii`"EiiEcz 1 .M ``.x I F `I Furs. v. . _ . YOU" `FURS willbe taken re of during 'the_ summer Insurancoagainst ` and FIRE. 4 per h your own valuation. . cent. VVe specially pre pared for the storage of ` r-u i Robertson s\ : 1 DOOR `EAST OF BARBIE HOTEL 3 V ;U"I' l'II1 8.30 a.m.--Holy Commupig 10.15 a.m.-Sunday S _ ` 01, a.. .-MoEing y e us: 1 ._ `I1- A -y````' and: E and Sermon. _ i preach at-both servxces. ALL WELCOME. J, 5.5 leng- tore s 5 and i '1-W:5.NUIj`C'l`URER or K Buggies, Carriages, Wagons. Sleighs and Cutters. STRICT PERSONAL ATTENTION Pun To AGood Appetnte Price 15 Cents a Bottle.7 and a_good di estion should go to- onlnr, nun leased with both is anaa_ good (11 esuon anomu go w- gether. One leased with nmttv sure to be healthy and strong. One blessed wxtn now 13 rett sure to be healthy strong. `he t warm spring days are apt_ to cause one : appetite to become ckle. If your appetite goes back on you get 9. few bottles of our TWO BOTTLES FOR 25c. We ll deliver it it you wish us to. It is taken in wine-`glass-full doses It's a remarkable appetizer as.well as vitalizer. Rich in `the most ' valuable food elements and digest- ive principles and pleasant to take.