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BI\RRI.,.THE COUNTY OF SIMCOE END 'THE DOMINION` {nu .v..LVuuu: so ,\.u;u-u-J _ .......... -_ -who; opposed t_hesaIa1_jy grab might eas`e 't`11ir consciene5 .b[y;-taking the " mun with -one hand `a`nd;ypasi'n`g it `. over with the other hand '.ti6..th`e"i1ear- `! est_ hospita1._ - ` 1 L __ O1-il'1ia s '-Mai'"yor_ and Cquncilp went down in ter % LTjlea'1_1s 2 ta},tiheA1_t1;ne.,fof ` several L'hui1dfefd= ."p"1unks::_to} _-`f`i`nish." in- S]t_n},mf11t`s.- =f rl f;he 5., A.~ -Band. 1: Bar- 'J;h"e_ .`~'.NoLb1 e 11}5~di1inty .c0'unci11rS .L.\. I-u\'c\t\.A`l4 l`419`7`.n`:."-11'V `Few Werg 7/ z'se' Om; IREEVE GARDEN nus; A Work {Assigned to T||em--Graje- loumg Committees For No: Dqing. % yard of Motions. 2 lmona sms in nu: PARK] J J vulo. ` for the` lcahy of veral wit- is H-onor f an at ence of 4 ...-....-...I Bell Tel. Co. Permitted To Open The high temperature was perhaps Responsible" for the tardiness experi- enced in getting a quorum at Monday night's meeting of the Civic Solons. It was 8 o clock when the municipal curtain went up, but then the matter of half an hour is neither here nor there with some of the aldermen. A. D. Cartwright, Secy. of the Board of Railway Commissioners`, wrote advising that the application of the G.T.R. re deviation of road would be heard in Toronto on June 27th. ` "Arthur Gill and others petitioned for lights to be placed at corners of Victoria, Sanford and Innisl streets. Mitchell Bros., Engineers, in a let-l ten` recommended the purchase by the Town of a small building from Contractor Stewart used by him as a eld oice near the site of the sedi- mentation tank; they. further recom- mnded that the Town allow the Con- ltiactor -for a portion of the cost of `the roadway embankment made be- tween Bradford St. and. the site. One half this` cost would be $50. Another communication from Mit-1 chell Bros. advised that they had notied Contractor McMu1-ray to place Elizabeth `St. in the same con- dition as before the commencement of the contract. They drew the at- tention of Council to the fact that ve per cent. of contract price is re- ltamed to cover such contingencies. VVith reference to the sewers in Wards 5 and 6, the engineers stated that they would be pleased to accept them as soon as same were in a satis- factory condition. Ald. Beardsley (Finance) presented accounts as follows: Salaries and advtg., $198.00; Fire and Police, $8.48 Printing," $126.80; Markets and Parks, $126.72; Board of Works, $96.60. i % Owen St. to Peel St. Sprott-Be_ards1ey-That the Board of Public VV`orks consider the advisa- . lzility of putting down cement walk on north side of John St. N., from A special committee will bring in ai report as to estimated` cost of and best means of constructing Bunker s Creek bridge. There was some discussion on a` motion of ReevetGarden to change the order of business, putting in- quiries after `reports of committees. Too frequently, the Reeve said, he missed his chancevfor inquiry for the reason` that he would be expecting the particular matter to come out in the reports. He desired to know why it was that so many matters re- 3ferred to committees were never heard of again. It is not dealing fairly by the Council, was the Reeve s emphatic conclusion. Ald; Craig saiid that. in many cases" the reason work was not taken up in committees was owing _ e absence of `members of the co Ittee. 1., .ul also to- ichigan. LUIIILIIILLBQD V7 (.59 \_[vv nub comfdittee. On initiative of Reeve Garden al1T motions referred to standing commit- tees shall be reported on at the _fol- lowing regular meeting of Council. Craig--Powell-That this Council have band stand moved from Market Sq. to Queen_ s Park._ *Lost on fol- lowing division: Yeas-Cralg, Cald- _well, Powel1-3. Nays-Garden, Lit- tlc, Bidwell, Young, Beardsley, Both- ; well, Sprott, Rodgers, Garrett, Clark, ithe M.ayor-11. , 4- nn_,1__` __:11 -......:,1`.... illc AVJQJ \Jl' 51- The Board of Works` will consider qrestion of tiling and covering with earth the water tables on north end of Poyntz `St., between Collier St. and Dunlop St., for 25 feet on each side. The Chairman of Works will con- fer with Mr. G. A. Grifth, who con- itemplates putting up an iron fence .. ARE` .:,1.. as. (`tannin-+nn _qf,_ wit}-.1 templates putung up an uuu ;u.u., on east s1de` of Clapperton St., w1th1 a view to getting a uniform grade. The matter of a cemnt crossing at foot of Mulcaster St. was referred to the committee. ` '11 1, , A____ The Bell Telephone Co. was per-.i mitted to open up streets"as per its request upon condition that it but the streets in same condition as they were before operationse-by said com- pany and upon giving a bond `of in-| 3 demnity as. against accidents, all work ;-. `L- ' ` Ann`; IrIl"QP GI!-nnfvii Of II! T; \.\J I I L L I J I I M V `II Twelve more iron seats will be pur-I chased by the Markets and Parks Committee for the parks. .--A4 ]Va_ - V_ Gt mmty as agamst aL:\;lI._u:uLa, an vvuxax to be done under supervision of Board of Works, the Mayor to as- certain Town, s legal position in mat- -Take your gfisting ` and chopping- to. Wilkinson _s,M`ill.. Chppping_ evgxfy da J;s:.Ap_gg: I00 Jbs ` :rwexg1:x_g'd.f1n ---and; -' Ann` : sul)11iitted ereq. L\.1o V Bearcfsley-,-Bot"hwelV1--"That the. po- 'lice~be `requested to give strict en.- forcementto all town by-laws. air` A _-..---n_ _'-..n l.L\lJ.I\.II|.|.u unn nu," -- .__, _-. , . The second Mongiay in August was `named as cmc hohday. FARMERS !_ -OF CANADA "OUR CRITERION. :O6000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO: ' V 's'(EAi"EAkXE{h3i:' 35oo9oooooooooooooooooo31 Mr. Dick Pae is home for a holi- day`. V 'I'\ 1: ? 1 I , ,1 ,1 \o1uoJ u Rev. Dr. McLeod has returned from Halifax. Mr. Joe Hearn left on Monday for Dauphin, Man. - ' Major J..A. Currie, M.P., was in Towgvn on Tuesday. - .\lvI.. V.` _-gnu-....-uJ. Mrs. A. Malcomson is visiting her parents in Bradford. 13- 1::-1| ' , , `.94.: L... FARE {Miss Mary -W`ilk.i_nson visited herl sxster in Orillia over Sunday. 1 11- `van . A_1_ ulnuyn Ill \lnaanA vvv. -a-.---J. ' Miss Maude McNabb has returned from a pleasant stay in Toronto. rn `ll, 9 /\,',11!, _____ 1.. Mrs. T. Mai; of; 6rii1i':;MwaVs in Town for a short time on Friday. -u n. air- - -v v-- - v- -~~` 7 `Miss Thompson of Toronto was a! week-end guest of Mrs. C. T. Devlin. ` Mr. Wi11_ ,Duncan of Weyburn,` Sask., is `home on a short furlough} % Mr. A. E. Dyment is a director of jthe new Murray-Kay Co., Ltd., To- ronto. - ,rl i Toronto. Miss Loyla Stritch is home for vacation from St- Joseph s Academy, _up . _ -. nif- Misses Rodgers. ` 1` 1-` u If! A. VI Vnnuvu Mr. and Mrs. `J. J. Brown and Miss Brown are spending a few days in! St. Catharines. Miss Allan of Toronto spent the week-end here, the guest of the I` -1. P 7|` _ M A _ A... -..-v., .-`--_- _. Mrs. and Miss Gr were guests at t} _wedding yesterday. 1: In A , , . Mr. Cummy Scott has almost en- tirely recovered from the effects of` "V\r\l\llllb Jvuuvovwi - ' . his recent operation. . 1191: u I 1,__,_ .nvL9 gvvvpus yr`- - `Dr. R. Raikesuo-fv-1-\'Iid1and has been appointed associate Coroner for the District of Muskoka. . nu . aanwunawn. vn -~-v-----v---~v _ Miss Belle Brown returned on Sa_t- qrday after several weeks spent m Winnipeg and Detroit. 'r'r,___. 1.2. 'l`._... l\nA| "3 DCIIVC`-y.- Established 1865.7 V A 99101, Rest 8: Undividedfrofiu, $5,500,000 Total Assets, over $4-000,000. 4; Ivllllalyvs u-gnu a-rv--v-- Mr.` Calvin Hurst `left Town on Tuesday for Weyburn. Sask., where he wi_ll` tempt ckle Fortune s hand. `If _ _ ,_ J 1 IL... Mrs. Waring of Toronto VValker and son of London are visit- ing their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Luck. - Mrs. Wm. Pellow and little daugh- ,.tcr -and Miss Katie Lomas of Toronto were over-Sunday visitors at Mrs. C. Kelc'ey s. - 1` 1%: . L- 1-1. 1-..; __,___1, L` \I\.\-_y an . ' Mr. R. E.`F1etcher left last week` for Prince_ Rupert to spend several months wxth Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Tremayne. I 1 1:` ,, r` P!` `l"\-,--L'-..4.,.__ Ari `I Mr. and.Mrs. C. T. Pemberton of Toronto, formerly of Town, have been spending a few days with friends here. All: II\yI . __ - . run: 1 Lieut.-Col; ,Rorke of Thornbury was in,_Town on Friday on his way tlzrvough `from Niagara camp where he had been a visitor. --- rt! . 1 II`. I-lKL\.I lJv\.oll so I.-4-v--- | Mr. Wm. Stewart of Toronto, who has been an Advance subscriber for thirty years, was a -pleasant caller at this office during the week. nn 1 n7:n-:_.,.-_- `n C I` D Air l.1'.lD uu1\.\; \.l|.lllAI5 |.ll\. v v ~ - -. Mr. W. L. W'i1kin'son. D.S.C.R. of; the I'.O.F., went to Meaford on Mon- -day in the interests of the Order. Mr. VVi1kinson made many friends in Barrie during his short stay. E:--l:,ile--t)f_"'I"iJvr()`nt<')i was in Town on Tuesday. ,Mrs. Lile is a former resident of Barrie. She had been called to Dalston owing to the `illness of her sister, Mrs. VVm. Neve. _- -L .Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Carson of Haileybury, formerly of Town, an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Ruby Kathleen, to Mr. Colin R. Ferguson. The wedding will take place quietly next month. ` In appreciation of her valuaie ser- vices to the I.O.F... Mr. W. L. \Vi1k- inson presented Mrs. Bowman, OR. of Companion Court Lucille, with a teautiful `gold watch. The presenta- tion was made on Saturday afternoon. \ 1. Three more bodies have been taken `from the ruins of The Herald build- ing at Montreal, and the dead now number thirty-three. 5a';kid:;_g._by Maul SUNDAY. JUNE 26. "1910. `Fwrn sunnu AFTER 'mm1'rsz 8.30-Holy Communion. 11.00--AMatins and Sermon.` 3.00-Sunda.y School. 7.00-Eve_nsong and Sermon. All Kinds. ' Best Quality, Hard & Sofa Sswed 8i Split 91; RI FIVE POINTS -nan: I Trinity Church A. w. W|LK|NSON'$ `l'|I.-_.. 00 l'\-an V--A I7 VH1` Inhh COAL PI. II. iIlhI\IIvn'\yuw up Phone 23. Ogce. Yard 8: Mill: ohn St. aj-jvjj 'Choice Manitoba and Famiiy, Low Prices. Boat Values 31:- CHARLES Dzunnm EDITH DEJARDIN , OITIOPATI-IS OSTEOPATHY h 11:. R`. J_. BIGGS. vicar.` most` :32 Grasley of Toronto the Gra-s1ey--Vair A ENTRANCE: cL_API-znfron s1-. !`1_ ` :OOOOOO0OOOOOOQO090000900: 3ooooooooo9ooooooooo9: --TRY BRYSON S CAKES. The entrance examinations are on- thxsweek. _C-}overnment Engineer Medcalf was here_ yesterday inspecfzing the new Vheatmg plant at the jam]. 4-: p Condensed Adwrtisements under this headi 25c.: Btimes. 50c.; payable strictly in advance | ---..c r-...--u up v.-v JV:-on m"1"he tender of the Sarjeant Co. for the supply of coal to the Town was accepted at $6.60 per ton. The Bennett Block is being reno- vated thts week by a coat of paint, making it now the handsomest busi- lnesseorner in Town. ` The Bell Telephone Co. contem- plates putting its wires under- ground on a portion of the front street, and has asked Council for `leave to make excavations. -Sarjeant & King start their an- nual Summer Sale next Tuesday. PIVI 1314 fl`! 1 The Barrie Tanning Co. is install- ing a 50 h.p. electric motor to relieve the working capacity of the present steam engine and to carry the extra rmachinery recently put in and on L order. --Fine quality engagement and wedding rings at E. H. Wiiams . Dunlop `St. Marriage licenses (no witnesses). ll`l"\QC IV I,,..I I5 . \ I,O0PE ANNIUM IN ADVANCE IIIGLE COPIES THIII CENTI E Co. (35th Regt.), which is commanded by Major Cowan, won the McPhee Cup for numerical strength at Niagara camp, as well as `the C_ounty Council Cup for general ` procxency. 1 short sprint. At the water sports on Thursday night Parker and Brownlee won the first heat of canoe doubles, and Mac- nab and Heenan the second. The war canoe beat Thomas launch in a I` X , .I,_ (I I v--..~`..\. -. Y-_,- --Pineapples for preserving are now at their best and cheapest-a ne selection and special prices, at.Both- |wel1's. , _ _- . -` .-. . \r St, valued at $25. -..v.. H ... Mr. Jack Coffey won the 8-day clcck donated by Dreamland. The clock stopped on Thursday, 16th inst., at, 7.30230, corrected time. There were 2000 guesses. The prize is l'-W 77,, __,,,!,,-. ____ Kerr Lodge No. 230, A.F. & A..\I., installed ofcers at the regular mcet~ ing 011 Friday night. The installation ceremony was performed by W. Bro. E 1) T 133...... n.-a3.-tn,` R`: `K, I21-r\ -+Open for the season. Little Lake gsummer Resort. Boats for hire. Lunch nrovided at all hours, also soft drinks. ice cream, etc. Furhish- led rooms to let. Miss Lawrence. tf.. t;_C1Cu.lUuy was }J\.lLU|Au\.u u_y vv. L---1. R. J. Biggs, assistegl by W. Bros. F. Mart and J. F. Pallmg. '.;l \'_1,. Lu `xuvxua Lu l\Lu .-.-...._, ,......~..--. --.__ Orillia s boathouse problem still remains unsolved, and the town eoun- , cil will take no further action in the matter for the present. The con-.. struction of the new C.P.R. line has made the matter acute. All negotia- tions with the boathouse owners lmve i so fa`:-Jfailed. 4 vs vs. \ At 10.30 o clock yesterday morning in St. Andrew s Presbyterian Church, the marriage took place of Mabel Bell, second daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. James Vair, to Mr. Alfred C. Grasley. of Toronto. Rev. Dr. .\1c- Leod ofciated. Mr. Vair gave his idaughter away. She wore a dainty Wliiwgerie gown of white silk mullc with overskirt effect and white `.\Iil:mi hat, with willow plume. .\Iiss Jessie Vair was her sister s bridesmaid in u yellow silk mulle, with black hat. Mr. George Telfer of Collingwood was best man, and the ushers were Mr. c..... v..:.. ....,u M- nu.-M, T(m1nPriv l/`\DL 1110.11, unnu Steve Valr am of New York. On Friday evening, June 24th, on Steamer Geneva. Boat leaves wharf at 7-45. Barrie Band in attendance. Enjoy the first of the season. Tick- ~ts, 25 each. ' Aftena reception at the residence of the bride s parents on Mary St., Mr. and Mrs. Grasley left on the noon train for a honeymoon trip to New York and Atlantic City, the lat- ter travelling. in a grey serge suit, with hat to match. They will reside in North Bay. ` MEET MEAT THE MOONLIGHT -WA.\"I`Elj) -General servant for cottage a- cross the bay for summer months. zgply at The Advance Ofcc. 25- iquity was 5 Criminal erman E. pqared on CI`!l11 W35. . NEWS ABOUT TOWN IIl\llVol I\a I-.\arwuv _ We have a. large amount of money to loan at lowest current ra.tes.either in small or in large amounts. on the security 0! 00d farm mort- gages. McCARTHY. BOYS ' MURCHISON. unlop Street Barrie. NOTICE TO cnnnrrons ' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Pursuant to R. S. 0. 1897. C. 129, that all creditors and others having claims against the estate of Robert Culbert, late _ot the Town of Barrie. retired farmer, who d1ed at the Town of Bar- rie on or about the 2nd day of May. 1910, are required on or before the 20th day of July. 1910. to send by post prepaid to the undersigned their claims. addresses and articulars. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTIC that after such last mentioned date. the executors will pro- ceed to distribute the assets of the deceased among the parties entitled thereto. having re- get-d only to the claims of which they shall henvhaove hxnotice;-end that the executors will the bletor the said ellsetse-or any - ` _,11,oA:-persons jot` whose eve been received` In H! but rsuvuvvlvi III I-Illvlnl SINGLE COPIES `I'M!!! CENT! _ WHEN TRAvaLu.\'r; WEST BE Sum AND STOP AT um I'II IIII\jv --3 __-. P. O'Connell. Prop:-ieto1-'. opp. c1"rY MARKET ' ' 140 Princess street , Wuuupeg First-Class Accom modatxon. Rcmodelled and I?nf11v-ninhn 'l`hrmm'hnnt- M A R i-i*E)`T E L 1 4\nQ__.__- I Y'I..A.....L.. A- mg Au.~..-... (C\ontinued on Page Five.) ~(IlassAccon_m1oaa.uon. ncmuu and Refurmshed Throughout. EA(`}_{}R WAX`-'l`ED-Fox' Union s.s. No.2, Vespra and Oro. Duties to commence Am. .: mm Am-dr ctgno nnlnrlr and nun. GRASLEY-VAIR. MONEY TO LOAN 1-....- -._----_a. -1 _..\.... zmu luc uaucna W\.A\. nsl. and Mr. ,D Arcy Kennedy ._1- I VILAK nun VV A .V 1mu-r U1` uluuu 0.9- Liuon, Au;-.:s_191n. Apply,stat-ingsal-11` and quali- cazions, to .105. Caldwell. secy.-' teas. Barrie. 25.27 .E A ( ` I I E R. \VA.\"l`ED--Ma1e preferred. hold- me Smtomi-(:1aSS certicate, for S. S. No._l0.A Tnnhi. r`\\V;nu in nnnrnnnnnn Ann` 15' Yhllliu I `,r;A('l1r.H. \\' A.V'l'1LU--Male prelcrreu. uu1u- Imzirl: duties to commence Aug. 15; muni- mum salzu'_v $475.00. Algfyly, stating salary and qualifications. to R. J. ack, Stroud,O51g.27 EACIIER WA.\"I`ED~-For School Section M 8. mo. Second-class certicate; ex- perienced. Duties to commence after mid- s11rn111c-rhnlidays. Apply PETER MCCUAIG. Mitchell Square. Om. _ 24-27 EACHE1 . \\'.A.?\"1`ED-Holding second class prufa.<.=1(>nu1 certicate. for S. S N0. 11. Innisl. Duties to commence Aug 15th. _ salary. App`._\'s1uIin experience and enclosmg copies of temmonia 3 u to July 9th, 1910. to .1. S Hrnx A1?!) cm. _ v-Ann, nmiavnlp P_O- ` /A.` I I2]! -~ I '0 .'Vl&(,`IllI18I'y lllMJKBlllI.ulBp Two Machinery Patternma.kers._ Four Marine Boilermakers. Ship Ironworkers and Laborc-rs. } 1<:my of work. Good wages. Only first-class :- . d 1 . Collingwood Shiv building: E)` Collirggwood. Ontario. -25 v.\_.`;'~'(f`i*I.l)W-~t'l`x\'0 Machinery Blacksmiths. Two nIja_ttenn1a.kers._ lA.._:__ l\ ~| , ,. , _______I--.A_ A.-A cupxes ox IEHJTTIOYIIBIB to July am, 1310. w J. S. LE():\ .u .1),Scc.. reas., Cra.igva1e2i .2Cg. - D Highest price in cash paid for good cedar 8him,:`.eb011s. dt-livercd 1n Barrie or at any GT 1? g:`Hr~.1r uviv}n'n Ann Mvinnn l`.f ... |:x'| v.n,\. un \,ncu ubu LIJL. QVV`-* `-"""' shinE`.e1011.s, {In Bame 93.397 G 1`.Ii. .~idim,r within one_ hundred miles 01 Barrie. J H. (JLAI{K,Sh1ngle Manufacturer. Barr1e.0nt. - tf We `have am:_au_y uu. .,.,, _,_w__ ches in Ontario a-nd about xgo in the West. If we have not yet estab1islied- a Branch within easy reach of you, you can carry on all your bankxngiv bUSld!1SS by mail, con- venienty an safely w'th nereft Branch. ' 1 our 3 or write and the M will gladly explain the ,'3:tf,`,' tooyou. S _ pen _a avings Accou t ' a DCpQSlt of $1.00 or more. terest IS paid at highest current rate and money may be with- drawn at any time. ~ __._,___ -no AP.11s`i~"`dP. sAL1i-N.g lot 1. Con.6. Innism. (`ont:1ipr11g`l00 acr_es_; .a1so_;v.'. W.` i lot 9.` An A` I, , ,, , REL--- . rudxuuo run bflblin-1V.Q lot 1. U0n.0o 111"-`I II containing 100 acres; also N. W. Con. 6. Innisl, containing 50 acres. These farms are close to schools and post omce. bc-mg half a mile from Thornton. Excellept blldings and good water supplied bywindmlllo Mode] farms in every respect and a most do- giesmable placc for anyone wishin to en Se ` fiifmimz. Easy terms. Appy to err! R3m5Iv', 'l`ho1'm,0n Ont. 25-27 -...__.. ..__..______._.- 20 A(.`l:l`.FARM FOR bALE-Bein com-` seth posed of 8. lot lot 12 in-Con. 7. ecum-. . On the premises are situated a omfortn able twelve-roomed dwelling, barn 36x56,, barn X60, with cement foundauons and stabling. Ind. all necessary out-buildin B; 80 acres 1111591` culuvuxion. balance hardwoo bush and pas- ture. Also N. E. -} of Lot 12in Con.7. Tecum- seth. On this is a. comfortable ten-roamed. steel-clad house. barn 36x56 and all necessary stables md sheds. All under cultivation. Also S-E1 l or Lot 11 in Con. 7, Tecumseth. known a.st_he "Reservoir Farm. all under pasture. This D!`0II('I`t \` in Qnrrnnd in nnnn in thin onuntv r5hI_ne "Reservoir Farm? iputure. 13 DF0I'('rt_\` is second to none in the county 53 8 Rrain or siock farm, being a rich clay loam and watered by never failing wells and spriD8' creek. 1: is situated one mile east of Beeton on `1m.\` road. Now is the time to buy a farm Wm`-T9 you can see the crops gr0Wi!|8- Wm be gd at a bargain. if disposed of at once. and on U18 [0 suit purchaser as owner is desirous of gfing west Parcels sold separately 0.1`-en OC. Apply to... En f, ,_, __, Rn! I71`.-' ' A.\"I`EI)~Second Cook. Apply at once to Queens Hotel. 25-25 ____. {S'l`-rlass driving and riding horse for sale '."-.1-ranted sound. Apply J. B.`Bo):'x'5l ee. `H ,4 \\ The 3 ml nu. "`:9~1`e merchant, on the .eeL m Dunl tore lately occupied Mr--VF. `the Town of Barrie. immediately Queen's Hotel and situate on part W thirteen on the North side 0! OD btr9.4=.t._ ' .:- * orth side of Dun- 4 eaday and are u-om FHUR and Wednesdli I I Awurd-Pa1-is, France, 1900. AII) wAN'l`}CI)-~At once for general work. Apply to Mrs. Wallwin. Mary St. 25-25 __._..... FOR SALE. A sna ::ah:1m;.rs;;s;::Va2 e1ec%!i\;e11i1gr}?on1s.furnace. bath, 1uvatqr{n::._ ly and co ting and- telephone. House ny aecm`:.:f`%`. .;.%.:.,`3t.?.-?.`.:` 33lm2t1ll" ~ View can be had Eng]? :11 tdheb lot 9. small frame cotte` WW9 oo *3? one Wis 31;; to engage in the houltfyz "39 `En Svepial garden n Dbernes or Qllwe R 10 ginseng of which~lut.tW0, . This ~ ' over the tbwn and bay- T391` rn. This is just the pllw '01` h _ V i g. such as stmwberflso 7CU--- ` - `sf 7 We have already over 40 Bran- I :. nmrin and about 120 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 1101 J. FRANK JACKSON. Wamni: BRANCH { I D. MORTON. Manageni Something worth while of Holy '5 dead. ian North-V e hotel at Brtraits CEDAR WANTED ,hotographic Made by- FOR `- Thorn dxed of xn:ut1s;;` recexved `in :1;-:`: r n; +u.4.`nVri-n ",'-IZ PUILIII-III. are invit- on of Gen. um , , Box 171;)" (w,H6u:_ No. 3929} WIILIIHII. , [GRADUATED NURSES] {cow mam. IS AWARDED` Interesting Exercises Tuesday Even- At Roial Vifofia H08pil&_l . ---`Class of Three. Band Disconrsed Swgt Music And Lawn Looked Pretty. K. " Four orvehundred citizens were out on Tuesday night at` the annual graduation exercises in connection with Royal Victoria Hospital. `The staff, assisted by others,'had gone to great. pains in the way of decorations, such as cut owers, palms and ever- `greens, and the spacious lawn and portico presented a beautiful appear- `ance. The Citizens Band were in xattendance,_and interspersed the pro- iceedings with enlwemng music. I)... T\.. 'l _'l- _-_l A -vv----aw - can- nan:-Quay. Rev. Dr. I\_/IcL.eod, acting President` of the Hospital Board,` presided, and` in his opening address dwelt upon` l the development of the hospital work. K The sources of revenue were "limited, l creating a necessity for greater phil- anthrophy on the part of the public. In fact, it was only by the exercise of the most rigid economy that the purposes of the institution were kep going. _ . '\I" run no I1 Dean Moynafollowed in a scholar- ly address in which he sketched the evolution of the modern hospital from the early days of history. He praised the eiciency of the Roval Victoria Hospital, and concluded by commending the "institution. to the benecence of the community. 2-"ad? `-'5' Ffui IA Agents or ingwoo. ' t Agent. A Mr. Donald Ross presented the diplomas to thegraduating nurses, who were Miss A. C. McGregor of Duntroon, Miss Beatrice Gray of Peterboro and Miss G. L. Webb of ,Painswick. He. spoke of the very M creditable examination passed by the young ladies and of the high and noble character of their calling. To Miss M'cGregor was given the gold medal awarded by the Board for the highest standin . ` . -r , n ,4- 1-`....a-:`;-.441. -1 4.1.... \X7 A IIISIICDL :n.uuuu-5. Mrs. Drury, President of the W.A., then` invested the nurses with class pins on behalf of the auxiliary. Bo"- quets also were presented to each and to Miss McLennan, Supt. Mayor Beecroft added his tribute to -the excellence of the work being done by the R.V. Hospital, and spoke with condence of` the future of the ,institution. ' ' _.__--j 1.-- Ltna Ill? LILLILIULI. Refreshments were served by the ladies of the W`. A. whose nancial -obligations in this regard `Were made considerably lighter by the thought- fulness and municence of Don-. ald Ross. PQBLIC NOTICE. RE SEWER '~- --- ---`-_ J`;-5-`. I-In FUDJJLV &V\a;ava- .---. .._..-, , All property -owners who desire to have sewers constructed on streets fronting their properties must have petitions for same completed and presented to Council before 1st July, otherwise they will not be considered this year. - '- TENDERS WANTED. Sealed tenders addressed. -to the undersi ed will be `received up till 4 pm. hursday, June 30th, for con- struction of a cement culvert en Ec- cles Street. For particulars apply to Alderman Garrett, Chairman of Committee. I` 1\t\`L1 lI 13"I `I Tana-u Am aviation meet is billed for To- ronto. Seems that hog town is"a1- ways going up in the air over some- in - at * V i A _ . .. The joke about the '-Dreamland 8- day.'cloi_:k was that it Went fox -iifteexj CA days. A case, V I ween, of a chronic- meter wo,rking'over time. j . ` ` an at it These are` t? love; [Young van<':e_s of the 5 Ha11;flton will make an V, restrict the roam-ing prope icats. fust to keep tab 111 suppose. " It * ` ./ LLIILL LII Q imoosed. cord, and at Ke- a similar ughter. W` \ `A bath tub trust is the latest addie tion to the big mergers. And now the old `question arises: Where will the hired _n'1afn -wash hi_s`fee)t 3. , _ V 4. .5 - o_ d ag;;.y;ia,tpr ritish` 1-#9? lagge Ther:g,a.re;. n..~ hgg r. 3: order of Council. 5 V . -E. DONNELL, Town Clerk. Th_e bnd stand was a116w,ed `e? are theAdays of ice dream Young man, .b.ewar_e .the ad- sly puss in `Skii'tS.' .\ 5 * * ' : nflton make .e& ort to :\the propensities of Just on` them, 91161511131; u; v......._ 'E. DONNELL, 'row}{"c'1er1L' I F `D ` _. I bill/ed T0- ; that is"a1- ~~--- -;;ou-14.. Tl-IE m1':`n;s-rs or j BARRIE, COUNTY OF S I1\/ICOE:()N I`ARIO, JUNE 23,1910 July Ist. I010. A col On Monday afternoon, the mem- bers of the Mothers Union of Trinity iChurch, which was inaugurated in y the beginning of the year, were enter- itained at a picnic by. Miss Laura Morton. Starting from the `school housed at 1.30, the partyof 46-moth- ers and children-drove in 3 breaks to" Shanty Bay, the overflow being driven by Mrs. Creswicke, while tea was `prepared in true picnic style by uMiss Morton, the Vicar and Mr. Biggs, in readiness for the guests on -their.return.- A "most enjoyable af- ternoon wasspent by the "lake shore and snap shots were taken `of groups and individuals of the-party. IThe run home was made- at 7 p.m.. and after refreshments, cordial and hearty. _thanks were tendered to M155 Morton for her hospitality. The Hamilton Derby in Impressive .StyIe-Seven Start, With Barrie Colt Easy Winner. Talent R_gceiv_e__l s1m_p Surprise Ana] gsnxas VALIJED AT 52,5001 'Dyxnent s crack 3-year-old Chief Kee again `showed his quality by .winning the Hamilton Derby in im.- 'pr-essive fashion on" Saturday in a eld of seven. The distance was 1%. miles, the stake being valued at $2500.- A long price was laid ' against the Barrie horse,.as_ good as seven and exght _to one being obtainable. Don A-ntomo was post favonte at 2% to I. The eld got away to a good start, and from the break Detroit, with his early `speed, settled down to set the pace, which he did all the way round to the head of the home stretch, run - ning like a real_, good horse, with Wm. Pitt and Sager as his next attendants. Chief Kee all the time had been `run- ning. in fourth position, under care- ful restraint from little Phil Mus- grave, who was content with his po-- sition until the stretch was reached, when he took his mount up and around to the front, the Barrie colt responding gamely. As he captured the lead coming _down the stretch he bumped into Wm. Pitt, who in turn crowded Detroit, but as both horses were beaten at the time, little harm was done, and the Dyment horse did not suffer as a result. Sager, on the outside, was free from all interfer- ence, and raced with Chief Kee to the wire, although unable to stand. the stiff drive that the latter made, with the result ithat Chief Keewon the big event by a wide margin from the horse who was fresh from a triumph over Joe Madden on the New York track, and Wm. Pitt, the big sluggish colt, of the Hendrie stable, who shapes up like a real race horse. Fulll, outclassed by the entire eld, was fourth, while Detroit dropped` back into last place. `Chief Kee was much the best, and his race is onlyl another indication of the value that Johnny Dyment received for his money,ewhen he purchased the `win- ner of the King Edward *Hote'l Cup and Hamilton Derby for $5,000 last year.` Chief Kee was little fancied by the general public, who failed to realize what a good colt he is, an.d few, with the exception of the stable s connections, protedby the victory. Phil Musgrave, the `Seagram jockey. ` gave the Derby winner a_n excellent ' ride, and contributed a great deal to . the result. ` 1 4 4 1 HAD A PLEASANT OUTING. Ba ss shing opened `last Thursday, but _ tis` said. that most of `the `V Bass `taken by; a" ce`rta_in party Adowr_1 the lake was of the liquid variety with a `little Wialkfexf, Goodgrha1??::g;?9c1eA Sea- gzfam irown _Down in Kingstcn. they exhnumedt a body tqsearch for a will supposed to be in the coin. vzcting no doubt `on the Shakesperian dictum that the tgqod if oft interred with the bon es.H E? and co In