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#1:? IR. R. J. HILL, Clerk of Innisl Township , who will, resign at the end of the year to remove to Swift Current, Sask. . 5 ~ M.s ~w1uc'rURER or 3` 38;8i93. Carriages. .Wagons T; ;;_< Cattery.` % . nu__ ;_._=.u., One of Alliston s longest establish- ed businesses changed hands last. week when Mr. H. F. Mann sold his: book and stationery and fancy goods business` to Mr. Leonard Edmonds. This bnsiness was established by Mr. ' Mann thirty years ago and to-day oc- cupies the same stand in which it. "was established. The building and stock were devoured by the big re which swept the business portion of vthe town; but was immediately xe- sumged been condpcted QUMLI-\/ti `OlA\` a.L5Ir\`I'I.r\/\;LJ. vvalullx/UKAL V1103` out"interrupti on ever since. Mr. Mann put the business up for sale recently and was fortunate in secur- ing a buyer who knows the town and district am ._well as he does.- Mr. Ed- fn_1ond`s !is' now in possession, but" is. of 19. diiculty this` ~.._>._I.'. L_.~"|'l`;_ 1r--`..; .. < Andrew NOTED PIANIST E . TO GIVE RECITAI. E HERE NEXT WEEK - .'.A:iE?s&Q-' % furnishing the audience with llaugh .after laugh, all of them spontaneous, all of them wholesome. Granmum who go% out with her ' grandsons seeking adventure, is in a raid on 3. -giddy restaurant and her efforts to cover it up furnish Miss Robson with plenty of -opportunity for her exercise. of the funny facial contor-' tions and the hundred and more subtle comedy touches in which she is so expert, Miss Robson is support- ed by an excellent -company of well- `known players. ` anti donia. _ The Allvistdn Herald gives the fol- lowing particulars. in reference to 8. former Barrie man. - ' Xavier Scharwenka, the Cele- brated Polish Pianist-Com- poser at Grand Opera I House on Monday. FORMER BARRIE MAN ~ SELLS OUT IN ALLISTON i To the army of piano students and `piano teachers in America, the re- visit of Xaver Scharwenka is doubly welcome. Above all else, this famous composer-pianist is ever able to help the penplexed to `grsp the meaning of -the much abused Word, interpre- the few great versatile pianoforte virtu-osi; of him it has been said: He canroar with the lions and coo with the doves. When Scharwenka plays Beetho- ven, one gets the genuine Teutonic atmosphere, with its depths and re- trospection; when he plays Chopin, he is himself, a true son of Poland, the -land` of romance and beautiful women ; when Schaitwenka performs a Saint-"Saens concerto, all the ele- gance and grace of the Gallic disciple are revealed. _ No one ever hesitates to `accept the Scharwenka. renditions- tation He himself is rated with as anything but a.utheni' . . Scharwenkai will give a recital in the Gvrand "Opera House, Barrie, on Tuesday evening, October 15th,_ amf wilh, doubtless, attract -all the music- Lovers of Barrie and surroundling territory. ' DRUGGIST, nu-u u-annvlia I lIll'l'lUl` IN lI'>RI.1..G..s_:r9RE| (Jun | Xu."r1ns wzzx Come and learn how to save 2: your hair. [01:00 Pznfmuum m Auwmc: IINGLI GQPIII Tl -`ill! CINTI FREE DEMONSTRATION IN oun MIYJE 4Iuj::. BEAR R w 'Lo~ci;- - -r.-..:.~::;.:';.*.:.:.>'-""* vv--uuu. n on I IUII I` IIDIS Special Prices During This Demonstration. a_nd `how; and `grow mu-. CONSULTATION FREE Bnnhlal 3-1--.. -n_-._n,, : -- - surinamun SISTERS `Home: BARRIE bin. avg Ba le {db}? {nan 1 OS) 7 INV --L4 -so-on-0-cur vv 4-on-IO In tlw J)ivisional Court at Toronto` lust m-ck. lwfure The Chanoe1101'.`&Il,d ~Ju..~'t,im~..- Lntvlxfurcl and Middleton, an n.pp-:11 t-:1.-`v from Teoumseth was dis- i[)0..~iw;1 of as follows: V` A L `? - . A1kin.s`m v. Farrem.--An appeal by dofx-mlnnt frmn the judgment of the `('0nHt.v (hurt of Simooe of June 22, 1912. .\n zlvtion by the executors of Patric-I; l":u're1l to! recover $300'dam_- am fur the alleged wrongful} d9- way J. c. KEENAN. These are only a Few of the Many Superior Points--Let our Demonstrators A Explain others to You. A 1) 1) l1.\L :ALLOWED._ Empress .; or WE ALSO HANDLE 40-44 VPOINTS` ` BARBIE ? Complete Con; trol of Drafts En- sures Economy in Fuel. Nfade to a Stand- ard-notL down to a. Price.; In d e structibla. Linings.` % Patented Fife Box; . 1', Perfect Air car.` culation. . The J ehnwlseere Plow: The standard or the warm ry r ` Dain Haying Machine Kline F anningj Mill Barrie Carriages and C Speight Wagons and Sleigh: Gourlay, Winter &` Leerning, utters Piano { Local `R6gfoaenta't1ve~ -. wu-_uoL` N625 Jada! unululn . - I prival of plaintis of work, manure and emplements on the. northeast quarter of lot` 3, in the third conoes--E sion of -Tecumseth. At the t.1"ial judg- ment was:'a.warde(i.plaintiffs for $125 and costs. 7 V ` ` ; J udgmnt:"Appa1` `allowed in part, as` to: the ma'nur_e, strak, etc. Dis- missed as to wheat, etc. Judgment. reduced from $125 to 890. Division] Court costs. ' No set-off -no costs; of appeal. _ \ `_ _ I qu.1ities._ , ` UDIIIUII I KIIUHI-DU! TIHIIU Over purchasers of V Ger -A hard ..Heint.zma11 `Pianos `in 0941- % `ads, can testify to ifs enduririg A I. Dont_b",misvIed.. by the appear-. ance of '9, Piano or by Salemen s arguments. The .1a.stibng' tone quali`ties,ar`e its real yalue. ' our Present Instrument _tak- en- in exchange.` .- ' * la`einnf;3_I}tan/`V -.. -A..I- (1.... ....L Arfangj V a1w_ays'offered.` tons rst. `The breeders know that are . alway's seeking the chow- ; - tendemest meats .we-can gei}. "Have" .u`s ..cu yoi) QE :3; wnioq ...,roaat_ v-for nbxhi Su.n'd`a`y ~a : znlt .wi1l,;`be~ a:;=-`_treat' the.` '5_V'h.01 `Wm . _ and-; will SI1'.W?`_`:;35rou-V th` " 3 '. ` ' w , . % of :ie8ti%n- % V/6.n".{a&. ai-}?a{e i>i':{o' ' - -- IVIIIUUI ----- .n0iIH .24._ . VS, f.j`" T- _s,_. w \. v . ogulur 3 J. `J. MARKS F. Orrand W. D, %l;"evrgLI%1)son, % Salesman ulio atoi-e :: `Five Points: Oiap. Wellingtbn Hotel, Barrie Give us a Call Open'Sat y Evg. -h-_i:_ Ia|'r1:nt _s1fs `:;'nit;`gI:.`. 1`- i-1:` cjoupafv oIt_fsc_uc'o": Ann -riot "acumen or cannon oun cmu:mou, .BARRiIE, c:oU4NT%v.oI=s1McoE. oN1`AR1o;;QcToB}%.Rmo, .912 Tuna uuuuuu 0.]; Inc nmpress awe: Range-_-.Manufact/\u'e_d _by The N at- ional E9.x_1ufa.ctunng_Co. This is a. Out of The Empress Steel KR.n.'I19n--Mnillifnnlun-Ail luv `Finn `Mal-, EMPORIUM M Ths ig"ro11-1`)(i_i:g`;"In.a.' `be axileanded atvthe meeting. LT . ' ' -Mr. `Norman Rule _of Oo1'1Iing:'wood has a notidefof motion tqreduce the maximum weight -of stonessfrom 503 to `45 Ibsg, `but it _-is thought will be strong oppositioni `to this "ame_nc`1me o ;, Qcunum; GAMES T ' . FOR BARRIE J I I F3. and_ Iiistrict Cup, No. 44.-0<')L1ingwood, 'Penet1ang`, Meafond*', Churchill, Or- illia.,' Barrie, Barrie Thistles, Parry Sound: and- Stroud; Play at Barrie; `W. A. Boys, umpire. . - . . iiZZIod"'":?`2"?d`v?Je~132ff31";.`i*isiZ% er`; Sgcretkry, ~ l_!_[cKpi`g~1_1t;;..-`-1?rea-: -___._.. `ll - -1` --.`l |' The apisromh of winter with the ibpening of the cu-1-ling season is heralded by the _semi-annual meeting iof the. Ontario -Cur1ingVAss_ociat.ion ` T'anka.rd.-Co1ling-wooc_I~, `Penebagng, A1I'iston, .Ghu~rchi1-1, vSt_roud and Bar- rie. _ Play~at Barrie, `H. J. Grasset, ump1re. , - 1s. -- . -. -_- _ `The; following oice;-s were elected for the -_Gu`-rl~iI'i`g-_ Club for the `coming year.:--Hp-n_.._`P'res.,. . W. A. `Bows; I-Ion. J. S. _ Du, Alex. `Ferguson, `M.P.P.; P=res;, S. `b-_`--..`L1V-..'..-:J.A "-f...L 172...`. 13.4. ` `HI I!" 'Ujl'g`U$Ill, JJ4I.u.l--1-; .l:`l38a, .lJ'f..~.II. ID. 0 `Rounthwaite, I31: Vice-Pneh, 13., 1'1 . .7 _~-_1- n___1 17:4. 11.... n1:`.-_ -n,--1. is oomgnoni to from u_ricA `gcid! .poisonings. % It, is 1-omr rirves$ vi % ;1i1e1yL:to ` h _9f.'f~ dspildicy: .% -,1,'.1'i,*.3*.3*1_>ii-1i1;3, . :*1!'75i':AT1?`i ' 1311,35 [Qdifi{Y. 'I.11fiC`.,A ..P.1S`FWI % CURLEW ~ Wovmss - _ 7- -_. `____ No one would ever accuse. _. Hill of being aug-ht but a Conservative in politics, but he was never - rabid or offensive to his opponents, and he has always held the good-will and esteem of those who thought dier- entliy from. him on important issues of the-`day. In the Conservative Township of Innisl, Mr. Hill V has been selected from among a host of prominent 'C'on`servative stalwarts to the Presidency of the Libera1~Con- servative Association, and has also oecupiedi the .vice-presi-dent s chair in the County Association of A_ Card- 'we1L..'When Mr. Alex. Fergiison was ~se1'ec't'e9L at the. conmeuntioii at Beeton, Mr.-- _1l13 took third place in `a eldof thirteen-, and when the South Simcoe /federal` vacantwby the ele- `vation of `Mr. "Haughton .I2enn'oxi to the High `Court Bench, Mr.` Hillhwasi again h'onpred.- by this i<.;o_ns:tit;uents,. ;:W`h3o n'a.:1neV,'bef,o r._8th.e `awn-t `zentr.io_n. held .,at_. Oopkstown M$y2i~ his ;.was,`:118. of t th most mamargablett `ev.e[r_ ',he1ti;`? andf1o *._.yvi1,1iit~`-be `rag: " Mr. Him rst saw. the light of day` in the Township of Tecumseth, near Bond Head, on November \22nd, 1857,` he being the fourth -. son of a family of six boys and ve girls, the children of the late Richard and `Priscilla. Hil-1." Nearly forty years ago, to be exact, in 1873 , the family came to Innisl Township, where` Mr. Hill has since resided,` and with the public -a _a.irs of which towns-hip he has` been so closely identied during the last. quarter of a century. AAA. 9 `In 1882 he married Miss Emma Jane Moore,- of the Fourth line of Innisl, and three children were born, one son, Wilfrid, who is marriediand lives at home; and two daughters, Mabel (-deceased.) and Gertrude (now iMrs; A. G. Washmgton of Swift lCurrent, Sask.) A ` In his early youth, Mr. Hill had a penchant for the study of medicine and was educated withthat object in view. Later he relinquished this ob-- ject for agricultural pursuits, which proved not only agreeable, but emi- nently successful. `In 1886 he was appointed as collector of taxes, which position he oheld for two years, .when the people recognizing his ability and worth elected him to a seat _ in the Council. For seventeen years he helped steer the municipal ship of state, when the people asked him by their votes to step up to the -more responsible post of Reeve,` re-electing him the following year by acc1ama- tion. At the end of, the year 1906, he re-signedwhis municipal seat to ac-_ cept the clerkship of the Township, an office which _he has since lled with the greatest honor and integrity. Printers throughout the County who. have had occasion to, print matter from the pen of Mr. Hilll,'c1m a11 tatify `to the neatnem and clear legibility of his copy a. matter not always considered by those-who fur: nish manuscript for the press. o-o.q The following short sketch of M1`. 'Hil}. s.~ career will) be of interest to our readers, and especially so: to the rate- payers of I-nnis-l,' ttor `whom he has labored; so faithfully `for over a quarter of aoentury; A 1'1" 71- own A . o - - - .% The ,.nnouncem.;;p th`_ate-"M,-r. 12. J3- IIi~1',1-, totwnehip o,f Innisl, is to ' remove to Western; Gaamdz has been receivedi with '. the grezrtesfr regret , by the- ratepayers". * 6f the Town- `ship and. a `very large rcircle _of 4 intimate Vfriendsv throughout the , County. ` Mr. Hill caught the `- Western fever, and has purchased considerableproperty in` _ Swift Our- - rent, Sas-k., where he purposes re- moving before Christmas. Mr. `and Mrs. Hill will make their home .with their daughter, Mrs. A. .G.- Washing-_ ton, Who; has been inthis thriving ~western town for a number of years, and the best . wishes of a host of A `friends will go with them. _ B A Of Most Valued Citizens! r, 11.1. . Hiu, P'roxni%nent%in.%Publi Affairs for Quarter OH 7 % century, roJco% w`-+wa1 Resign Clerk-` . / ` ship `at End of Year, I Realizing the. enormous loss to the farmers of Ontario caused by noxious weeds, Major J. A. Currie, M.P., of-` fered _.a gold watch forr the best col- lection of noxious weeds put up by a boy or girl in North Simcoe. There iWe1;e. ten competitors for the prize and the three best collections were exhibited at the Great Northern Fair, C-ollingwood, in the stand oc- Cllpid by the .Department of Agri- culture. The `winner of the Watch is ,,-*Ed*ith-, Coates, Cneemore. For `the fs'eo_ond' -third best collections .med*als. given by Major Currie, -__l,nd-:.`th'SefEhave been won by Harold and :Bies_sie Weir, i`GI.eIi;: The e competition arous: V f.[,cti;edeaLo int the} ' A . 7O01'101 d -one; .i11'1 i_1d_1_jed inntly identied .With the public life. of his township and county,---a man who was always willing to sacrice his time and energy in the discharge of public duties.` V _ - Through . the. ins-trumentality of -Mr. Hill the 5 residents of all that important section surrounding Vine Station now have a railway, servicel as_'good_ as. any other station along the line. From the time the G.T.R. e! Hamilton line was built the trans- portation accommodation at Vine was ._withhel5d,- until," some four or ve years ago, Mr. Hill nointed out to the late Mr. Tiin, then Superin- tendent of the Northern Division, that his company" was daily .viol'ating, a clause ' in the bon.d given by the company to the -Township of Innisl in order to obtain thevbonus of $20,- 000. This bonus was given under certain conditions, the transportation accommodation being one of _ such conditions, and it is doubtless, a source. of pleasure to Mr.` Hill, that he was in this way able to'accom- plish a decided reform for the rate- payers; of his township, who had al- ways treated himsso generously. \Jk)'\|L`v , J-JAIUDU 5' 011 .L 9 09b; ;-:.:17.th.-:.in?` ;`A Night O`u%1'-. a `c.-.c>"11`1ej%_V;`r:._,..1>I1_9.1.`._ _fa1rIy,bubb1jw with the ,.i. _; : happi- noa.,m1:%} a,;g.;a; 5; `Band -Opermfrouse on Thursday, 4.: '1.m.1..~ V :`..'.-~ '0 Av \*`r:'.`_LL `n.'_1. is _ CREEMOREVGIRL won MAJfCURRIE SWATCH -,_c_- rvsan vnvnatli iIn_i neligiionz niliziethodist, Mr. Hill was Recording S wart of the Cooks- to.wn Oirouit fo some years before it was divided into Cookstown and Thornton Circuits, and has been Re- cording Steward since the formation `of the "Thornton Circuit. V _-v .___.,---vv-- \r`A\II.Aa.v. ' The 'pfinciples of Ofangeism `have -been supported by Mr. Hilli, and he 'is a Past Master of LOL. No; 16, Thornton, and a Past District Mas- Ate_r of`. Innisl. ~ - Ivn the preparation of his voters lists, Mr; Hil*1 was known as one of the most painstaking of municipal _; clerks, and he has the pleasure of knowing that his business with Judge Ardagh in this connection, has been `of the most pleasant nature. From- this venerable Judge he has a letter` of recommendation which he greatly appreciates; as .well as many others from those in other high positions; 1' .1, ._.-.