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tmn amvaaa und"`deprturoi .06 from Barrie `are. as follows: T Main Line.` Going North. ' ' ` Going South fl`-u-Sn : L.R.C.P. 3: S...Edinburgh; M.F.P. & S. Glasgow : ---SURGEON-- I van. E. ROGER WELLS, late off I {New York Hospital, N.Y., Man- hattaxi Mate-rm'ty Hospital, N.Y. New York Skin and Oancer Hos- pita], Graacev Hospital, Toronto. Special attention. given to Dis- eaa of the Skin. Ofce and Resideuzce, Cor. of Col- lier and Clvpperton St. Phone# ~ 0*!!! n4 'I_ _...___.___ IUNWIN, MUR.I5H"Y'}a. ESTENVA, +D'l":l\ T.o-nil Q.----...-____ VVehave a atlowest c rra I i vnnnntn I umuulliu. u we security of good fa[r7. $1363 McCARTHY. BOYS& MURC unlop Street Barrie. aw. A_-.1._!'3WIS- Mo Ga Ma Late of Toronto General Hospital. Olce of the me Dr. snmn. comer s PIIOIIC CI. b 32-ly ' lo. G. SMITH 85 co, PHONE 32. ES- tablished 1869. Undertakers. Open day and night. Morgue. and chapel V in connection. Barrie, Ontario. I /V , , .. -....... .. Large a.uw_unt. or money to loan g rrent rates.e1ther in small or-in large amounts. the security of V farm mort- ggggg }\_d_cCAR_THY. BOYS& MnR'~.1n:mu DR. MORTIMER LYON, 31 CARLTON " ; 8t., Toronto, late of Brooklyn (N. I Y.), Eye and Ear Hospital, will be at 67 Owen St., Barrie, every Sat- urday, Diseases-Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Consultation hours, 11 am. to 5 p.m., and by appointment. If this be the cause, the remedy lies in raising` the status of the dio- Hmesatic, or servant. In hundreds` of cases the nancial position of T the servant is better than that of `the em.p1oye, and on the average her. living conditions are` much su-.; perior. Raise her social status, re- move the sociali ban under which domestic service has been placect, and the shifting that makes domes tics so scarce will checked`. " DR. A. T. LITTLE, LATE oF| Churchill, Ont. Oice and residence, John St., near corner Elizabeth. Phone 213. inn. W. A. R6S_S, PHYSICIAN, SIES- geon, etc., L.R.C.S., Edin., L.R.C.P., London. Oice and residence, Dun- lop street, Barrie. Telephone 77. {mm 1;. T. ARNALL. OFFICE AND .']?EWART& STEW SRT, `BARRIS- `tors, Solicitors, `Notaries Public, and Conveyancers. Money to loan in; any sums` at 5 per cent. Oice, 13 Owen` St., Barrie. H. D. Stewart, LL.D., D. M. Stewart. - -- i IJUA, .l.Lh\.lo, pa.- 0 Brown, I.5L.B A number of googl. Farms and Town Pro- portlu-for sale on easy mm. `. A. NAUELVIIURDL, .u:x.nu.`v.uu;.;....-,| isolicitor, Notary Public, &c. Ofce, 1st oor Bank of Tolyonto Building. Money'to loan at lowest rates. -ages. mcUAlt'l'l'i. unlop 3 I1Ll.I.'J.lLL1J.VAJ;a;u. ...-.-.-- .risters, Solicitors of the Supreme Court of Judicature `of Ontario, .P:octors, Notaries, Conveyancers, etc. Money to loan. Ofce, Ross block, Barrie. A. E. H. Creswicke, K.C., Arthur ` Alexander. Fire and Life Insura.nce _ Real Estate Agency Money to Loan No.64 .. 750 D m No. 66....5.86 p. m au\aJ.4\I 1?` Eye. Eanwlzlosel Throat. J .- .RN.LD avA..n..Aa.n.r a.-\.r-V-V w:Solicitor, etc. Building, Barri FLU. I). II. \./n .\:J V 11.10), .1. .1; 4. nu; \J.l.JLA" Surgeon, et... Coroner for Simcoe County. Olce and residence: .Wil- "Ham street, Allandale. Telephone ` 1 269. ----j._-____.j In vv 1.1.1, 1uU1:u I1X 6'0 ESTEN, ON- tario Land Surveyors, Engineers, etc; Established 1852. Oice, Medical Building, S. E. corner Rich~ mond and Bay streets, Toronto. Telephone, Main, 1336. Instructions left with Strathy & Esten, Solici- tors, Bank of Toronto Building, ,Barrie,, will be promptly attended to. - ---.... vyuu-nun:-nvavgglval OUUIUD)` . OFFICE-78 DUNLOP STREET. BARBIE. `Phone 51. P. 0. Box. 96. "'-__.-'_-_.__`_`'`,-:"'```',',1`' "````'`' "- vain I-Ll .l.o LLJUAVLA&JJ-la \.I A .L\I.|J LLAVJI Residence corner of Toronto and Elizabeth Streets. (Opposite F1iza- beth Street Methodist Church), Tele- phone 167. ' 4:; 275. A. RADENHURST, BARRISTER. ` "' - 'L-_ XTALA-ac-v .D1'Ik1`:l`l `III nm(.l Dr. J._An1'nun ROSS The Commssioiier sums up the rea- sons by stating that the scarcity of- domestics is due to the idea that in a household the employer is the lady, while the em-ploye is just servant. And the servant lacks a social life such as the factory girl or mill hand is able to obtain, so she becomes a salueslady or No. 468 on the factory time clock. In a .word, the cause of the scarcity? of domestics is due to the -shifting in. greater numbers each. year from servants to employes. .q t `V , _._.`-u C (Sucessor to the late R. L. A. F. A. MALCOMSON surance Man . quugn I0 T*:*riu>.t- _ MONEY ro LOAN an. Inna-n nvnn....4 -1 _._ --av-n-I I\I I-IJHIV large amount of r_e_ntrates.either small m- in nu..- UDL), .|J.ll..L)., J..u1A.v:.v;..;;;uu, Bank of Toronto Barrie. Money to loan. c. EVANS, PHYSICIAN, I -1. (`I .... .. `Jug Q3:-nnnn rHYsIciXNs'.' PURE WATER. VERY summer a. host 0-f city people go o'rut'~to summer re-. sorts in the hope that fresh air, pure food, amd freedom from care will build themup for the.year s "Work. Often `as not, however, their country dziet does not include V pure water;--.in fact at manyeplIa;ce:3~ where there is -a large inux of visitors, some of the {so-urces of Supply a1'e'-a;1-_ most sure tobe polluted. Hence there are many cases of typhoid yin cities ervery fall, which canobe ed ito-holiday visits: in the couzitrygfi 4 Q ALI JEXANDER. BAR- L. :3 ____ ......... L, Barwick) -- v v-Q VVJQ Lit Policy at ur call it you 'i3ARRIE drink from So-called Mus-koka springs. Springs apt to be (1 delusion in. any jinh-arbitedi region. That at Toronto s High Park proved A to virtually -a.- sewer.. Certai11 V-Berlin people . A aank-:rqm THE ADVANCE 13 prnvcn 1']1:a(1;g;:.:. (`:irculataon of any pupa-i `Ithas also by far the largest receipts.` The latter fact. doivnnnut-n.-._ 4 UIJ U95 55150: ` `Nu ! COMMERCIAL Dxsmv Rates will be given on application coN'rnAc'r CIlA1\`Gl-ZS. `Advertisers will please `m.-m~ 1;, notice 01 intention to chan}.,'e zu1\'crt1'n must be handed into the Ollic-re rm 113 Saturday at 10 o'clock, and Hm (.(,.,`.`f' `hm change must be in 'l'l{E AI)V'.\X )at.er than 12 o'clock noon on M(mdm.m.ce7|0'. week , otherwise the ad vcrtiscr`s;mno ' "1 *3 may not be made public `until 111 wc:3 `f'1h\ l ing. . Now. I l`,l\\TI'\i ,\'EFl'\ A l"n\7I:`tnrv:~.~-...-, I 1 I n"`I;`t1:11su,"tt ' r t d 1 ,;a er ac emo st , ` patrons. If you rmvc7.1}a3 i~qxaa1xzy,,, place it yvith the paper that 1-cachcs 6""! not 8f.l'al(_l to pay the price. 1 D Advertnsezgments are cllarged we l1lJg<':e-l2 lmes nonpurciz u.a5,,,,, I I a payc- inch. l._lJ\l etc.`--First i_nsertion 1 cents ; A seacziuent msertlon 5 cents per 11 sub R insertion ; 5 cents per line for insertion of rho sunnn. mmn... . 6 TRANSIENT .srn'r;wr1sx.\, Legal Notices. Auction Sales, ' mg notices, 10 cents pm. (`ZLC .L Ht`. _lm(; for `I Subse" llh | uuuuu unuu IHBUIIIUII -9 CHRIS 1' , "W: cu _ Reagixng pg.-m1`i},e h ; per each sung?` w . _ I" insertion of the same mart x- - ue 50. mar line. C ' Ubnua" P0915. lHDCl.'lalU.u. U1 50 net lme. . *-vvr 1515- ` CONDENSED ADVERTISEM!-2.\'TS, Conensed ad ertiscements on Iim I ages` as wants of all kmds, los_t_and frmml, propel for sale or to rent: speqlc an-ti.-1.-5. ac 33 must be accomnamcd mth the cash. " K Cuts for adve tisement111L1st in every case be moun .ed on sohd metal base; T {mt em mmm; mm cu Limite d ..-- ----- - -~------- -u||.|. Manufacturers of and Dealer: in .'131kir.daQ Rough and Dressed Lnlnhc-r ` DooI`s.Sasl1. Blinds. Interior Finish, 5 Columns, Tanks and Water Troughg Planing, Matching. Mouldinz. Ito-Sm. ` Hot Blast Drying Kiln. `Q Z The T ororlto Star says: In. axis monthly bulletin Dr. Hastings points `out that last year twenty-Lve tyirhpid cases resulted from an impure surp- ply at a single Muskoka hotel. Half the patietnw .Weme from: `Toronto, He thecrecf_ore advises 'cau;tionr in ac? Vcieapting summer resort -water, and wvarnse public not to lruuuug, Junu.:1uug. .`u()ul(Xm'.Z`. l'J:`5l.\h".ng Laying and P(`>,llzush`;2sglau`n!- dw'ood Floors } Contracting and Building: Estirxxams given OFFICE--BAYFlELD ST.. BARRIE. ON? 1 CRAIGHURST, ONT. ucmssn _gxge:_1j1oNna pg: :--_ __- I won THE couNTvioi-"s'm'<:-o-::` Most reasonable terms given on an Stock Sales ' JOHN JENNETH A VERTISING Druggist. ISL Jphn `Ix roolml M9?! E9 vnrvl NEXT o.oon"ro TH E 1-AN~zn'yI MAKES YOUR SI-{IN LIKE VELVET- Monkmatfs Glyceduonia. BARRIE mwuumna ,v -___-~---~ Has a marvellous effect on rough skin. One or two applica- txons will remove the roughness. and by its occasional use thn skin acquires the smoothness and softness of a baby's. Glycedonia is not sticky, and gloves may be worn a few moments after using it. Price 15c and 25c. Delight- in! after shaving. Brewed Entirely from the Fines` Malt and Hops. DUNLOP STREET EAST Transact a General Bam`.~iny B Il8i1l88. . . . . .Notes .D1.S('i)I(II/HI at reasonable rates. . . .. Colm- tion cy` Notes and Accounts git? = special attention. Drqfl Issued payable an y1I.'Izert?- I 'CIceque_g on autside banks ca..sl:el '_ ...laweatfatea qfeccchange. Cashed or Collected o1 'ni>1t_favomble.temzs. BARBIE BBEWING GIIMPANY T.BeecrofI T. BEECROFT, .Ma71ager ::az"<.~:;p*:,`;::f;;" Boilers. Engines and :31] kinds of farm and stationary machmery made and repairegi on shoztest nouce and moderate pnces. Ai vim:-k done by expert Inuchin. int and guaranteed first class momrson cnizw. PUBLISHER. _._cl:_g_:o. MoNKMA1J\.AL Splendid ALE and roman The Best and Brightest In cask and Bottle BANKERS. MANUFACTURER; 'Oce Hours-10 to 4 Expert Machinists 'Ba.rrie, Ont. ro "an to P 4 Q` 9 0'" 4 A have I119 , in the . Mwr . 11) 9 J ,. 1: law no est Subset` lafg I , vww rates I 0 ae`` ta 11!!" (`aw d_ as); .dVC' . y `.1;1 J" .0 `*1: 1" 11* ? [/I19 .011 (51 23% lIOIlI3upm .OF B_A_B R I E 6:. CO. -P-HiOVN' E - ; 3V6 7 : cllarqad ...`-... LC He ` A ,.d:.;n `Wm isms; to d the par]? *11.0o p `m "Cobalt. Special .-. `$.10 a m 10 10 9. m'1`orontu 8;'.,Nurt.h Bay 5-15 1) m 3 60 p 1n..!\'orm Bu.y........1250p In 8.20 p m..'l`orunto 8: Midland 7.42 2: m n .... ......1.u....1- ' 0 Q5 1: m ..,uLllI make `'10 Barrie. .Tot qui T011 E m p 1110 tm i1 T1('.`xI um: driv `I1('~(, ATV Oollingwood and Meaford, TO 53...'10-27am 43....,3.t .0pm 55... Zwpm rnou. No.5.....7.47am -.I2....1.05pm. " 56....5.35pm zhf 4:-.\.. Dr. ing 1110 yarc See si gm call the trai was Lac frei -OX3 gm 723..;.10.20am 7.501) m 0.0]! [J luoo tutvuvvuu 4:5.`-as-.... V... .,. _.- . . . . . . . . ..Gmveu11urst 9.85a.In_ Daily including Sunday.) Thursday, June 6,1912. Tmnus our susscauvmox. Barrie and Midland. I-Iamiltyon. Penetazig. No. "i4..;.1.ospm 22....7.47am' 26....5.85pm gd` whih they imbibed. . A ~ V wliih such i1i"1`b3ron.tos ;`i The ` iputrifyingi `solution. is _` "by" thomughlyi dissolving 1eve]:epte`a-_ : spoonful of chloride in` `four -eu'pfulxs~ _ of water. ; Onse teaspoonfu1V of "the solution thus obtained will km the germs in '8. twloi-gallon pailful of ma- tear in ten minutes. V If only a` glass of__Awa.ter is to be puried, a dump or two will be suicient.` An. overdosie of the solution will give the water a: taste, but will not harm anyone who d'rinks,it._ Typhoid is too seriousa ' menace to be incurred for the lack of a little chloride of lime, which can be procured et any grocery or diru.-g ` store. . `One sure way for city people to avoid the danger of impure water_ is to come to Barrie and in fact all the Lake Simeoeregion, Where the finest water on the. continent is obtainable, and typhoid is almost, unknoxwn. Oiling the streets will cost more than it did last .year (unless we strike an oil well or two) ansd prob- ably not smell any better. V - At the Intematiorxiul Flower Show in London. on May 24th, Australia and Canada were a_wzu-ded7the blue ribbon V in the form of large service medals for the best ' collection of fruit. .King George expressed much satisfaction at the admirable ar- rangement of the exhibits. I -lU\I\4`3-L`v`LIK-ll. 3 VV3JCI`J III} I? ILKFVV; 1% LII at over $900,000,000. But half a day s- increment of that stupendous amount would move than satisfy % most of us ordinary mortals! for life. ' Perhaps `many of the Barrie"s oock- holders of the Barrie Oil stynd-icate will have visions of earning prince- ly dividends such as thi9-when they strike a gusher, of course. an-so ;1ew ..;....e will be added to the Sub sonption List until the money is paid. 1 _:..-;..._._'I_.._.- ..---- 3.. _._......_.. J..- 0]....` --.a.-6L I I The P-resvbyteriatn Gen:ema1iAssem~`b-/ lyi recently in session in Louisvi11e,i Ky., decided by almost an unani- mous: vote against womeni occupying or preaching in Presbyterian puxbpitzs. A nes of $1,000 has been imposed upon George S. Scott of Chicago, who drove an automobile that struck Eand injured "Anna. Falkenburg, 14 years old; on April 30. The charge against him was of assault with a deadly` weapon. This is the maxi- mum ne. The girl Iwas. hurled against a curbsrbone and-` her face was disgured for life. Isn t it surprising the - enormous difference in the price" of school bu.i.ldIing' in North Toronto and in Barrie. Down in North Toronto they are going to buy a site (where land? is` much dearer than in Barrie), build and equip a school for $55, 000. Here in Barrie. the Board `wants $110,000` to do the same. Truly, the contrast is most marked. But the ratepayers of Barrie will not stand for the hold-up. ` ., WAT`CHES AND CASH GONE The "folly of leaving articles of value unprotected, partioul-arly on a celebration day, when there is'a-llmost certain to be some strangers thieving hp-ropensities `among the visitors, was clearly demonstrated on May 24th at Churchill foot- ball team on their arrival `in Beetou drove to the Presbyterian; i Church shed and-, substituting their playing costume for the a.pap.rel they .wore to town, tucked. the :la.tter- snmrluv. away- I I in the rig: Without removing `W-atc-hues, pocketbooks or loose change. When` they returned .from the games they found the clothiffg still there, but -_ -_ J. ._-._1_-_ 1__.1. .1:___._.....`.....;I.` with f"??`1E{`*t13`e "03, 'i?Z{o the - noon!` fM_g.ybe after the kirk"s ootA.--C.'hris-_ NOT QUITE READY. A Well-lmoswn - Scottish architect, was travelling in Palestine rece'ntly,| _;-m-__- _.____. _.-_-1_-_1. 1-__-- -5 -.. .__1._1: I .. ...-....,.....- ... -I-IdVlkC'Ig|l&J\.l .W\,....,,,. when news reached` him of an addi- ' tion to his family circle. ` The {happy father immediately p~rovidedJ him- self` with some waver from the J ovr-. dan `to carrry homsi for ` the christen- ing of the infant, and retumed to Scotland. _ , ' Sundey wpiiointed fef the ceremony he duly presented himself at the church, arnsdv sought out the _be.ad'1e in orderr/co handjover the pre- cious ask from his pocket, but the badle held. up a .warning hand, `and came near to a whisper. V __`.`NQ'the nog, si.;:; no noel` .`II I I n 1! [N1 9 1\J'ullK.lJ U115 UIKJLHLIIIB D Ullsl ' Ull\a'J \z', ` IIIJ V_ money and Awatzches had disvasppeared-. T-he aznmmt of the loss is: rumored to be thre Ww`atc'hes and $22 in l money. High school mtraue emaimination will be `held this orn Wednes- day, Thursday anad_;.f:fE_f~riday, June 19,. 20 and 21; oomma`e'1i:c-ing at 1 pm. on the rst. day ai1d*5thereafte_r-at 9 a,.m|.. Candiadates are to bring certicates in case sign- end By teacher` `and: app:-oveti by in-. spec ._of % ,_ % vvuuyvovna -owv -o---- -.-y -.w.-w, -- rvv-vuv subscribers now in arrears for three month and over will be charred 81.50 per annum. . Rockfelles wealth is owA% gured A. -___ OAAA nnnnnn 1.-'I.E .. ENTRANCE EXA.MINA'1`A_I01\_I NOTE AND COMMENT. where there -are children I in the? family prone to throwing fruit cores-, peelings-, etc., into` the waste-basket, lining the -bottom`with a piece of oiloloth .will make the` cleaning of same easier. IN lnttto 1 Housewives] i "I have tried cream of tartar for iron rust stains with splendid re- sults-. If a.` garment of -white goods is boiled in water. to every gallon of which one tablespoonful of the ;cream of tartar has` been added, the stairi will disappear without injur- ing the garment in the least. PRESERVING ROSES. `It is a little known fact that roses may be preserved from spring until winter, a with little trouble, and it makes a very good experiment for any boy or girl that , loves owers. When the roses are blooming, select -a number of buds that are just ready to blow, and cut them from the bush with long stems, -being careful not to touch the bud or the stem close to it. Before .you cut it from the tree, tie a piece of thread tightly around the stem about three inches from the bud. Carry the buds right `to the house, cut off the stems just below the thread, and apply to the stem some sealing .wax, previously warmed-, which is not hot, but just warm enough to be ductile, so that the ower may not be injured. Now roll a piece of paper into a cone- like shape, place the rose in it, and screw it up. Do this with each bud, then place them in. a box. If pos- sible, seal the edges of the box so as to exclude the air; this .Will insure the success of the experiment. Lay the box away where it will be undis- turbed`, and on Christmas Day, or -any time during the ensuing winter, open the box, cut oil the ends of the stalks, and place them in luke-warm wlater. In two or three hours they ,will open, and will reta.in all their fragrance and freshness as in mid- summer. Another way, not quite so good,` is. to lay -aside 0. number of large roses` and let them fade com-v pletely. Then, throwing some sul- -phur on red coals, hold a rose in the fumes, which turns it white. Dip in water, lay it aside for three`, or four hours, and it will be quite red. once more . A KITCHEN CONVENIENCE. A kitchen scrapbook is V a great convenience, for recipes and other kitchen helps` out or` copied-. `from various sources. Group them, a number of 133898 for each form. of cooking, baking, etc. Be sure to have a group of Christmas prepar- ations, and one for miseellaneoius hints`. If an old book is used, writ- ing paper may be (pasted at the, end of each group, for copied helps. Those who -use gas exclusivwely can yet have scalding water always at hand by keeping the kettle on the simmerer, which should` be turned low enough to keep the wa.ter just below the boiling point. It costs between ten and fteen` cents a mo-nthtto run. it, very" little when comfort is taken into- ioonsiderzition. I doubt whether it oosts even this much when one reckons how much gas is saved by not having to heat cold water every time a little is needed for coffee, potatoes, and so Ion. The kettle must be brought. to a .boil on -a .-1a,1`g*er`burner before be, ing set on the simmerer, as a svmall ame under a 7cold'= kettle gives o a. dis-agreeable "odor which I suspect to be due to disintegration of the gas, and so to be fpoisonous. A T-O REMOVE RUST STAINS THE SERVANT PROBLEM`. } HE scarcity. of I domestic help has been enquired; into by. Mr Hrman Robinson, Chm- missioner of Licenses of New York, and he has made a report theneon, in which the causes of the -prioblietxn are set forth. The Commissioner maintains that the scarcity` of domes- tics is due to a number of causes, among them being these, agreed up- on by employment agencies :-- LII A GENERALMBANKWG BUSINESS TRANSACTED MONEY LOANED TO RESPONSIBLE PEOPLE i TO KEEP WATER` HOT. - `V? `i - #77 v V - 5 . . J ojnt; Accounts maybe opened in the names of Two or. motje people,` theomoney from which may be withdrawn by any one or them or the survivor of them. - ` A .. . ' Barrie and Auanaale Branches THE NdR.T%H I:3R1\'_1_\_%_ nv ANc_L WA-STE BASKETS. Sav_i%ngs` Bank Department. Every courtesy shown to our clients. INCORPORATED 1855 `715hegaz`tI1ern:ivan:cc| Wellpvroiider how our Boy Scouts. are doing? We have not seen much" of them lately, and on making en- t quiry we iid that the responsibility and leadership has of , late rested much on Mas-teem. Frank and Edgar Smith. `Now these young men can-, not control their time as much as formerly. -Cou-ld 11ot other young men take hold and lift? V Would it not be well if parents-gave more en- c`-our.a.gement to this; excellent` work. Young -Canada has not too much reverence, aiul the drill,` discipline ,and habits of obedience e.xexmrpl`i_ed| `by the Scouts would "be: of immense` benet- to all coiicerned. Let _Ba.rrie wake. up and see that the Scouts do not lack any good thing. - . ' ` ~ ' V W. -THORNLEY. An -accu'sa.tion was voiced. and a solemn request made` by William MacDonald, the 'W-arm-hea}rted' editor_ of the Cheslaey Enterprise. Men, he said, or words to that effect, `.`for G-_od s sake stop boosting the West. What has the West done for yolu, that you do so -much for it? Boost old Bruce and Grey ` Counties, the home counties, where you lire and expect to make your living. -And they loudly applauded his utterance. Jorman PAPERS OPINIONS! [mamas TO} THE EDITOR} we boast so much about, will be Will- Read-ing much pro and eonl about a Canadian navy, I 'wonder' how much longer our fair Dominion ing to shirk any respo-ns-ibility on defence -and cost to ourselves, ' and the protection of the Empire at people are pleased or otherwise, is it not high time We did something tangible and permanent to show our love and loyalty for the ` grand old mother that has fostered and pro- tected us so long? If Roosevelt is the next U. S. President is there not a little danger of -a second edi- _la.rge. No ma.tter it some of our; I l tion of Ahab coveting Naboth s vine- yard? One of the strongest peace societies is, We think, the ability to defend ourselves. . . ' I Walkerton Te'legraph;. Realizing that to-day the Ameri- can show-going public are ever wanting something new or some new departure and wishing to live up to his standard of being first to pre- sent the new. ideas, Mr. E. Haag, proprietor of the Mighty Haag Show, this season will inaugurate one grand amusment fest combining` Circus, Hippodrome, Wild West, and Far East, together with an army of clowns, making more varied amusement under one tent .for one price than ever.attempted by any amusement purveyor. On June 12 The Mighty Haag Shows will ex- -hibit at Exhibition Park, Barrie. !THE NAVY AND -THE SCOUTS; Amprzor Chromcle. T4. _', __'_,_,_`I,, ,, vsa. It is- simply marvelous how pro- ductive is this Canada of ours. Many years ago ten thousand men took up arms to repel. the Fenian` raiad`s:; many, very many, of course, have died, yet today when Govern- ment grants are being handed out to the surviving -veterans: no less than seventeen thousand " apply.` A Right here in Arrnprior the assessor found , that this year there are ` 108 dogs, and although but one month has gone by since he made his rounds one can stand on any street corner` and count; upward of one thousand. E Published (mm the office. l2?! Dunlap Street. Barrie. in the County of slmooe. the Pro- Vvince of Ontario. Uanudmevery / l`hursduy Morning, by To T The Editor of Tl_1e Advance. HAAG LEADS;-OTHERS FOL- 'I'I\`1'V HOW THEY MULTIPLIED! THE HOME. BOOSTER. 3`2TL'"3 OOKSRE New and A1-tistic$ Designs in H. A. sny_1sM a--a.t--, .uv-._ Manager $1.00 PBRWANNUM IN Anvmcr. UNITED STATES SUBSCRIBERS $1.50 IN ADVANCE I STEE -bate of wills, guardianship Notaries, ` Barrie. .__ ESINOX, COWAN '3 BROWN, BAR-i risters, Solicitors for obtaining pro- and ad- ministration, and general Solicitors, Conveyancers, etc. Offices, Hinds block, No. 6 Dunlop street',, Money to loan at 41/; and.` 5 per cent. Branch offices at Cree-. more and Alliston. Haughton Len- nox, K.C;, Alex. Cowan, G. E. J. T.T.'R 15--...- CR]_3`SWICKE_ _ ,_ _______. .j-_?_.._..__.._._ ..... ......-_....._...._._..._. ._ - I STRATHY & ESTEN, BARRISTERS, Solicitors in High Court of Justice,l Notaries Public, Conveyancers. Of- ces over "the Bank of Toronto, Bar- rie. Money to loan at lowest cur- rent rates. G. H. Esten, ` ..--_ o vnsnnulllllli IIVDURF will now sell their 10 day Tran: 8150J)er slmlnsurance. Writev i inten shlpplng Horus West. I Having spent 4 years Post Graduate work in _ British Hospitals and having served as Clinical Assistant in Golden Square Ear. Throat 8; Nose Hospital, London: Royal London Ophthalmic Hospital (Moorelds) ; for a term as Resident Surgeon in Royal London 0 hthalmic Hospital; Bristol Eye Hospital, Brlsto :and Birmingham Eye Hos ;tal.B1rmingham :former Member or British phthalmological Society. - hlvnvv Av: L`--O---- "" ` """` I ` SPECIAL | THE YORKSHIRE 1NsURAyg go, |1v_il_lA now their 10 dnv '1`---.: alo loflo I The Insurance Man ____._____..____. DONALD ROSS, LI..E, BARRISTER,' cu-1:-.-1...- -4... D..-1y A4? 'I`nv-nnfn Because of Sunday work, which girls in other employments do not have; because they can have no call- ers; because -they are on luty prac- tically all the time, and have` to. live apart `from their relativm and friends; Because no consideration is given to their social instincts; and because their work is oonsidetrerf too meginial and unfiignied; f`1......._.----..-_. ._-._... __ 1.1.. ___