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A/1W9manA .i8n-,*ta 1... HI-x" . }"u'sn'm` - . _._[---uj ment in Wind : see us sonally call at our Medical Institute in ' um: in our -Windsor oces which at for Qnadian business only. Add: ' DB3-_ KENNEDY & KENNEDY. V Dns.KENNEDY&KEiNE5Y Cor. Michigan Ave. and Griswold St.- Def:-nit Mm` . A. NiARKS.1Vlana`g_e'r. Manager Barrie Branch ' We duuantee curgble cues of ` NERVOUS DEBILITY. VARICOSE VEINS. BLOOD A AND SKIN DISEASES. GLEEF. BLADDER URINARY AND KIDNEY COMPLAINTS I-`too Booklet on Diuaugt of Men. If unable to call wn e N Quasnou usr 1-`on HOME mummr ..-_ _._.- -- `ii I BII"`-- I`. Michigan and Griswold St., Detroit. Mich. L -QZIL1 -_ vv --vu-3 -unovI Three charges of selling liquor without a license were laid against John P. 0 Donne1l by Inspector Fish- er this week. They came up before Police Magistrate Clark on Satur- day and were adjournedtill Thursday morning. Evidence was still being tak- an by the magistrate and a conclusion should be reached Thursday afternoon. In the first two cases, alleged to have `taken place on February 5' and 8, `two witnesses, Edward Kerney, and -David Saunders, swore positively to having purchased liquor from the de- fondant. These are the rst liquor charges that have been tried` in Or- illia for nearly a year.-News-Letter. a thing of` -- -. --.`p-o V _ ,- -_ `suave will tell you whether you are curable or not. The nerves control all actions of the body so that any- thing that debilitates them will weaken all organs of the system. Early lndiacrotiona and Excuses have _ ruined thousands of promising young men. Unnatural Dnimsap their vigorand vitality and they never develop to a proper condition of manhood. They remain weak- lings. mentally, physically and sexually. How you feel? Are you nervous and weak, despondent and gloomy. specks before the eyes with dark circles under them, weak back, kidneys irritable, palpitation of the heart. bashful, debilitating dreams, sediment in urine. pimples on the face. eyes sunken. hollow cheeks, careworn ex- pression, poor memory, lifeless, distrustful, lack energy ` and strength, tired mornings, restless nights. change- able moods, premature decay, bone pains. hair loose. etc. ` Thiliuthe conditionour New Method Treatment is GUARANTEED T0 CURE We have treated Diseases of Men for almost a life- time and do not have to experiment. Consult us of yel- EARLY` INDISCRETIONS AND 3` excesses HAVE unnee- % MINED voua svsrem An Ietfers from. Canada must be addressed to our Canadian Correspondence Depart- ment in Windsor, Ont. If you desire to Hnl Tn-435.4- :.. 7\-A~ '- ---- rvuuuuuc Alcpfi tin wina}i:3r,'ont." Institute in Detroit as we see and treat which are for Correspondence and Ily.` "Address all letters as follows: nmlnv un...I--- -~- It '9 yeast-cake ight, cried the small boy, 7"`and the store '11 be closed in ten minutes! Say, mister, read vus llllllll UOIOIO Yonth s Companion. The first for a Lozig Time. 'l\L.__, V `HIt 8 _-- _-- uaycnuuvl FREE BFCHARGE -M'en have u (IE humans `TEURSDAY, Barrie, Ont. Ottawa The vcastivngz for` the large water wheel at Ragged Rapids will be ship-. oped on Friday and thework of fitting them inplace will be begun at once and rushed night and day. It will take at least ten days to complete this mark, but the E. Long Mfg. Co.` expect to be very` little, if any be- hind their original calculation as to time. They stated at the time they undertook thework that it would be completed the first week in March. . U ]in 7611 V `Op :23 u|IOU\J|IOJL`JllI uuua Ulllll UUUIUF `J. I1. Kteam takes the bun. The Orillians, originally known as Younkers, buy everything they own from shoe laces to sweaters, and paid 15` cents every time they held a practice. They had no booking originally, but now - they: have everything from the Mayor to the hotel porter. - ' Oistlngs are Ready, . Mr. Jos. Gibbons "5: 1 Orillia was elected president of the Northern Vol- unteer Firemen s Association at the annual meeting at Huntsville. Pene~ tang and Huntsville" are both after the annual tournament. A special `meeting will be held to decide this point. . !.'hy are slmpn Pure. say; G/LU DJJHUH FUSE. Toronto Star-_For real Simon puft; amateurism` this Orillia Junior 0. H. A -I-noun (ml.-- 4.1.... 1.... ML. n_n'L'r- $8,500 has been subscribed towards in $10,000 addition to the Orillia Y. `|tnA | w ELL AND STRONG cAPrrAL, . $1o.oO0.0oo" m-:sT, - $7,000,006 4` _ -.w `urn wuwu my Vuqcox lll IllO`lIIIO$UIV3 5 `s-. alas ' I-"CH1 . ouapplication at the Bank. J - the lost Order. In the -egvent of loss of a Money Order the Bank will, on 'receipt of I satisfactory guarantee, make arrangemegtg to refund the amount of BARBIE BRANICHW X H. J. GRASETTt Manager. 232. 7'*--- -j Money Orders of The Canadian Bank r of Commerce are` a safe convenient and economical method of remitting small V sums of money: They are payable without charge at every branch` of a chartered bank in V Canada (except in the Yukon Territory) and in- the principal cities bf the United States. ~ t l',l;l:`;gir;i:r:t.atx`1`c`l! fl'tz:!l`lIinformation tfegflrding-thevni may e sun EDMUND WALKER. c.v.o.,LL.D.. D_.c.t..a:e up:`ur ALEXANDER LAII-`ID, Gsneum. Mmman V MONESFESRDERS ' 7 `V .._.-..... V.-uauu uvwutul 15 Vllltlng r p'arent_s in New Loyal. `L Thbre T are] quite` 'a,_, mnber on the , Mrs; -bgoh 5.__i_t_c1; 1.1 . _g him 1. -_- v - : vnacunl VV 7'9}! - See'ral vfvroni this vicinity were` `present at'- the ~:.`preo.entation to "M15! Howard at Grenfel Tuesday `night. 5 ' Minn n.'|..1... (lI......I.1-_. __- , ,,_-.. .._. 7-TPC1"`C --uvwuul uagula. - Miss Gladys Olpughley was visiting her cousins Perm` -for s few days lstweek. `n ` s ' T ` .. `Goodwin and bride of 'Wes'th Toronto visited [at -his . aunt and uncle ; at Poplar Farm. Messrs. Frank and Fred Rowe took 9. burineas trip`, to nrpigvale on Tues- V Misti r i mar Horcxort ij h`r".1i_are:1n'tn- inNew .LoimI_. . Feb. 24th-Miss Maud "chough13`y visited her aunt in Alliston last week. The Hetherington brothers` from Mulmer were renewing eld acquaint- ances in town__this_ waelg. " ,.--J `V-an vuuv uv HGU. P51. 111 3 per cent. compound interest up to the date of his death. As the old gentleman reflected upon the past. it no doubt seemed but yesterday when he was a boy. Still. young men and women are disposed to spurn the thought that old age is inevitable, that the day will come when they themselves will be old. and that the poor house must be their ultimate des- tiny if they have not made provision against such a contingency. But it will be impossible for them to. dodge the issue, and the system of saving which the Annuities Act, aords them is positively the only means avail-' able by which they can make this provision with absolute certainty, and with "the smallest outlay. Explanel atory literature may be obtained at the ` Barrie Post Omce; or will be supplied on application to the Superintendent of Annuities, Ottawa, to whom letters may be sent free of postage. , g ` ..... Juuusul uuyu and mm 1816 aside but 10c. a week, the amount accum- ulated at 3 per cent. compound in- `terest `-which he would -have had at his disposal at 80 would have purchas- ed for him an Annuity of$180 a year, an income suicient to have enabled. him to have provided for himself `for the remainder of his days.- Had he had the opportunity at 20, as all res- idents of Canada have to-day, of pay- ing into the Government Annuities fund a sum of 10` cents a week, his income at 80 would have been over 6525 instead of $180, and had he died at anytime hefore attaining` the_age every cent. that he had paid in with nernant- nnmnnnnil {ml-........a .-.. L- ci1 The impression which some people have that ` the Canadian Government Annuities scheme is available only to- persons over the age of 55' is quite erroneous, `an impression arising, pro- bably, from the fact. that ;55 "is the earliest age, - except for invalidity or disablement, at which `an Annuity can begin. Naturally, the `younger the] person` is when the .purchase is begun, the smaller will be the payments which he or she will have to make to securethe same Annuity, 5 and small- or will hn Hm nnnovnnlv ......4. 'n.-a. -..- If .you contemplate going to the West this year you will need these free books just issued by the Canadian, Pacic Railway entitled `i` 1911 Set- tlers Guide and Western Canada. These books contain a wealth of in- formation regarding the Western Pro- vinces, crop statistics, land regula- tions, _climatic conditions, latest land V maps, freight and passenger rates by the C. P. R. direct line, and particulars of train service during March and April. These books are_ now ready for distribution and may be obtained from any agent of the C. P. R. or R. L. Thompson, District Passenger Agent, 0. P. R.,_ Toronto.` one Gentleman. Suicide; % when Means of" Livflihood ' Disap- p'eared- -%Ho\_v Annuities Help; " IPREFERRED DEATH 4 I T0 PO0R HOUSE! rnzz soon or oonwmz}. Abbtainevci .......5 yacuuj aqua W111 De -Purest bliss without alloy. We are` all so happy now, . From the baby up to pa, Since the papers told us that Meats are cheap in Panama! Now, perhaps, we all can save, And put money" in the bank. Up to now we couldn t for -The, cost of living has been rank Isn t it a-wondrous` change!` : ' Joyous news for every one! Spread the tidings near and far --' Sa'It s dropped thirty cents a ton! Living will be cheaper now! Sound -the hewgag, beat the drum!` : Haven t we said all along . 1 The millennium would -come`! 1 Peesimists have gloomily ' Propheeied it wouldn't, but Now you see how wrong they were- Pullman prices have been cut! But, hooray! that ien vtall; .We have other cause for joy. Living pretty soon will be ~pl`IPA 1.13.; --.'L`I.-__'L -11 - -`U-'IIL- Lon Gii2'1u7i s't.`.' .... . .Goa1 . . ; . . Ness, . . . . . ..T...Poi1}t 11'? runs ` On Wednesday night the annual a game between the Old `Boys and B. C. ,1. was played. The B. C. I. were de- feated by a'score 8-7, the extra goal being landed in the` overtime `period. The game started at 7.45, the Old A Boys setting a fast pace. In the first half they landed two `goals, while the B. C. I. _could not nd the nets. 4 In the second half the students came back Very strong and evened up in a short time. It was then al- ternate scoring until full "time, when the score stood 7-7. In the overtime, Lynch made an end to end rush and notched the goal that won the game. 1 Thu Banana unnum- _ van. no H.160 o n o o u o o I The` Elouncil adjourned to meet `at Thornton on Monday, March 20th I I -f raps---..-.___.- - -..,...., yzuuauu .l.Ul' ulstrloutlon . The following sums were ordered to be paidr- I James ,McGarvey, driving En- gineer to No. 5 side r. bridge $ 1 50 Municipal World, for supplies. 18 30 Walter Scott, for stationery.. 21 10 Autidors, ten dollars each ... 20 00 Samuel Gilroy, caretaker of Cookstown lock-up . . . . . . . . 5 00 W. J. McLean, part contract No. 5 side road bridge .. 171.50 rm... n......-== --=--~ e - - '.l`oronto.-I gladly give you my testimonial in favor of our wonderful I medicines. Last Octo er I wrote to : foradvice as I was completely run ` wn, had bearingdown sensation in . the lower part of . :3-:.;:;., bowels, backache, '. '"::':":':' and pain in the side. I also suf- ` feted terribly from .3880 ' ` After receivin your directions. followed them closely and am now entirely free from sin inelbaclcwsnd WQV. V W31`) ` . Cm, stronger in every r. V .. -----II \ld- J-1352! ' Banting and Dundas-Tha the By- lawnow in force re` muzzling of dogs be repealed. 4 The Clerk was instructed to com- municate .with v Mrs. Thompson and offer her $150 per acre for gravel pit, and inform her if she does not ac-I cept the oer, the Council will proceed to procure same by law. W. J. Gauley was refundedthe sum of $3.30 cents re error in taxes, 1910. Dundas and Mi1ler--That the Aud- itor s report as read be, adopted andi the_ Clerk be instructed to have 200 copies printed for distribution; "nun -9;-u'l'lA...:.... -A--- ` `The Clerk was instructed to notify the Inspector of Prisons and `Asylums -that Sarah Eliza Graham placed in the Toronto Asylum is not a resident lof the Township of Essa. `D.._A.I:.. .. - W _.__ Yv--I Miller and Dundass-That By-law `No. 321 re appointing a medical Health Ocer. b_e amended and that leave be granted to introduce a By-law to ap- point a M. H. O. in place of ' Dr. D. G. Whealey (deceased). Dr. West got the appointment. . "III, , IV T Banting and Mi1ler_-That the Reeve be instructed to take. action to re- cover amount due the township _for gravel, taken from {the township, pit without permission, from John Dunn '_(nSunnidale) W. McCi'acken and Hugh Smith. ` ` _ Banting Hand Dundas4That W. Spin- loe be appointed poundkeeper for No. `Div, and Thompson Banting for No. 1 Div. Elmgrove. ~'The_ Clerk was in- structed to procure a copy of the Municipal World for each member of Council for 1911. 7` `ll!!! Essa `Council met pursuant to aa- journmentat -Angus on Monday, Feb. 13th. All members present except Mr?" Lowrie, who {was unable to be present. Minutes of. lastzqmeeting read land conrmed. ' ` `Fox? _,,-__ -_.. qvlna vuull The line-ups warez- 'I)f'1"' DRWEST P0 515 m.H.o. rerona_ble rqtea. lion qf Notes and Accountd ' special attention. b H, Iuuod pdyabld anywliere. cheque; gr: amide bapka cached .a_,l9noeotram j`ezchgmger:,,...; salei Notes. .caa,hed be Oollqded` V A. _ . . ` '-` . "` we . . I also took Lydia VE. Pinkham'I . Vegetable Comgound before -my baby E was born, and ` to all pro out women. -3138. recommend it high]? `WANDB`Y, 92 gen Ave., Toronto, Ont{ ' Another Woman Cu-ed. Maple `Creek, Sank.`-I have need E.PInkhun- V tableCo- udh ' With`. , end `I . _lIQ8lth.th'I;W*=tl'0I1b, T.Beecroft T%?=~:rrMw-ae*V Tfamact a -General Banking` Business. om ._BOY8VDEI'1'.A'1' .BANKERS. ' ll'ownshipl--.Council May Appropriate Gravel Pit l V Owner Will Not Sell, I 9"*10 `'3 a co. Glad` News. J. V1'1*f1v, C.lerk. uuvqu UU UEVU ZUU ms THE NORTHERN ADVANCE Old JJIJSUI U i3rown1ee . . . Lount 'lH`I'll ,, T ifier . War1_'en .. Lynch D4-stun`... rank, IJVIIIJII u. u... . ; uruww uwam am 8 x 2" x 8" Duplex Steam i Shutting, Hsnqyrs, Belting _ {Inn LLSL In . an w..::e...:e`.;;`:;~;.?j\<..%i.-i;-.: A -V 59 Rnuhlcli` 1 By Lydia E. Pinkham s Yezetgblev C_o1_1_1po_un(I__ _ 3} HP. Horlzontal Gasoline Engine. ` 3 H.P. Vertical Gasoline Engine. 8 H. P. Marine Gasoline Engine. 1 H.P.' H01-izonel~Gasoline En "ne.' ` Horizontal Steam Engine, 1 x 16": Cvlinder. l 1 1 1 oavnaavutnl DLUIIII E I ngune, 912' Cylind r. 31.3 H. P. Portable 8 am an ne." 1 2 Y R nlinino `QL.-._. __ YOUR READING NEEDS Scotts 0 % Bookstore WILL BE WELL SUPPLIED AT 1 wow DHUDIF M0381. `Saw Al'i') 0!`8 Made to. Order. v .First Class Repairing. _ gm nun ~.n"A '-" Mulcaster Street up nnvova vduvbfbcl-II VV1.LV&V1.I.'IiU' wrrnour OHANEE or one If you travel to Western Canada `bi the Canadian Pacic direct line. '1` e trains make the fastest time with no change,of cars enroute, no trans- fers or customs examination. The route is interesting and attractive. and through Canadian, territory the entire journey. Special train service for settlers in effect during March and April. The N afi91}_q_!_1Ylfg. Co. Theewfmnress Range uwnxo realizing the ever increasing demand for a per- fect Kitchen Range, and in order to maintain our record for producing the best in Canada, we have installed the most up-to-date machinery in our factory at Ottawa that money can buy. We have been fortunate in procuring the most ex- pert judges of range material on! the Continent, and every piece is closely inspectedhy them before it is made up. This isa great safeguard to our customers. as well as to the repu- tation of The `New Empress. We have 30 second-hand Stoves we will sell at your own price to clear. Your credit is good on anything` we sell. LWAYS realizing theever increasing demand L fan` l(:4..I..... D . . _ . -..j 2- -..l-, A 0 A I |sAgain on the Top ,. It s,to bad that your streak Plow Aisn_ t gold. .A_ man may wear pumpsr without "binsz% on v.?`: f. !'#9?v88*?-% % _ Cy. unadorned is not beauty. > _ mom onmnro ro:}INN11=na wfmunnm (111 A 17111: an an A -an