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came out... _ _ . ` V `what .j_w1:1Vich 9. ` (`ents human dig-4 is Afjzvorable _` frggdom g ouvnu - ' VI` 'rnANsn:N'r ADVERTIBIM; 8.1 Notices. Auction bale etc.-First insertion 10 cents 8 Amusemtbtt subee uent insertion 5 cents pgr Yierfe line. each ing notices, 10 cents per me I . ii:86ll'_:i_0n : f5tc:nts per line for each subsggtfh se 1 0 - en so Der EJ111116. e same matter. Obituarv Poetry Bnllunvsnnv ; - -.__ vv yvn noaavo COMMERCIAL DISLAY Rates will be given on application. CONTRACT CHANG ES. , Advertisers will please bear in mind um notice of intentxqn to chan e advertisemenu mustbe handed mto the 0 cs not later um Saturday at 10 o'clock, and the goiy {gum change must be in THE ADVA\C `otce no; later than 12oclock noon _on Monday In an, week. otherwise the a;ivert1s_er's announcemem inay not be made public unttl the week roll. 11 . _' 8 coxmcxsnn ADVERTISEMENTS. Condensed advertisements on first pa em as wants of all kinds, lost and f_o_und, pggperct: for sale orto rent, specic artxcl . ea. etc.. t must be accompanied with the cash. - 8 C Cuts for adveartisements_ must In my, case be mourned on solid metal base: inn. W. A; ROSS, PIIYSICI.-\..\ y Surgeon, . etc., L.R.(`.S.._ Edm. ` L.R.C.P., .London. Othce . residence, - Dunlop St.. Bame. Telephone 165. . i I/.1 GIIUU I J. G. Schiller. LJILVV \I.K I LULDJ Money to Loan. Phcmle .\'o. 14 Over New Bank of Toronto. (En- trance 011 Owen St.) T (V 041-111-` 1\ - I f-.`.',... W. A. LEWIS,'M.D.C .\f.: S11rge:Y and? Diseases of Women especial- Oice 58 Collier St. Phone ' . - ` 35- DONALD ROSS, LLB. BAR; rister, Solicitor, etc. `Bank 01 1 Toronto Building, Barrxe. .\[>ne.' \ to loan. ___*____T_` %S'.DEWAvRT & ST , ` ' i Rrwrmng .qn1:I:3:`.V,:i`fRT \- W- jg}. `ALEXANDER COWAN, am. cewor to Lennox, Cowan & Brown, I Barrister, Solicitor for obtaining j. probate of wills, guardianship and administration, and General So- ! citor, Notary, Conveydncer. ctr . ` Oices: Hinds Block. No. S ! Dunlap St. Money to loan. ORESWICKE & BELL, BAR- risters, Solicitors of the Supreme Court of Judicature of Ont-ar-1:. Proctors, `Notaries, Conveyanmrs, etc. Money to loan. Ofce. Rees block, Barrie. W. A. J. Pwll. K1 . STRATH & B.\I{RI.<-' A._.__ I Why is it drivers of motor cars, like the kids, delight in chasing after the re reels? People that would not think of walking to as re will follow the reels in their cars, be the hour day or late ` at night. Oftentimes ` the car is a handy means of conveying a ' re-ghter to his duty, and there are times that a car following close upon" the heels of , the hose Wagon is a` menace to the remen who may cross the street to jump` on_ the _passing reel. N 0 driver of a car has any = Wish or desire to retard the remenion their way to duty, least of all do injury to one. To this end Fire Chief Shrubsole pointed out to this page that it would ' be well to sound a note of warning to those autoists who follow the remen, to hold their car back at least 50 `yards from the hose wagon. It might be advisable to embody such a clause in the traffic regulations. J { ,v_:f`,%"..-.;':`..r':.} ;.*s;:$$?* 0.3-78 Dunno? Srnnrr. 1 ins... ... n A n : ie. A. R4; 4n` GA DENIIQRST, 13.\{mu:<. --:L-_ uwuuxuxgy. A u1at:uat:a-'h. - . ' Nose and Throat. (.`0x1:~`11ltz1t1tb:I1 hours, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.. and Y appointment. p - M- -..u. .:..L. 4.. rxuau xxuu. U *7 * .and- residence corner of T0"`t and Elizabeth -Streets. (Q1 P051i]` Elizabeth St. Methodist Lhllfc" Telephone 167. ' j _p_r. J. ARTHUR ROSS ... 1-I\-uV ADVERTISING RATT? ...0F... .Lu.uvv:xLuJ. oz `D.L1DWA1`(.l', BAR. RISTERS, Solicitors, Notaries Public, and Conveyancers. Money `to loan in any sums at ' _ 0 per cent. Oice. 13 Gwen St.,'Bar. rie. D. M. `Stewart. `J-`VAL-LLLL kla .I.Jk7.LJ4.\g J).\lLl\l" ters, -S licitors in High Court Justice, Notaries Public-. (W veyancers. Offices over the B-mu}: of Toronto, Barrie. .\[`>11~=_v 1: loan at lowest current rat;-.~`. G. H. Esben. -V -'a\IIl`'`l0 . `Phone 51. o 4;. J.UA.J..lJ.lJ4`.L.lL,`.L|JI,7.I., l).\lLI it-er, Solicitor, Notary I u1.lic. Oice, 1st oor Bank of T-r Building. Money to loan at est rates. ` Last Week magistrate Radenhurst sus- pended sentence on two prisoners who were before him on the condition that they enlist for" active service. In arriving at _one such I 0|lI'l'UIKl'IKCUoCl[-ll I I 8l'll.ll1l.Il-I V :31$?i;';_f&:f'5 1du' 5 HlLLETR% i ' I:AW OFFICEISV `_ H. _j 1`. ARNALL. off}? I` 'P '\ - xnf Tnnus or susscmp-no`, an A\'I\'r1v1n- -__ ` PHYSICIANS LEGAL '*e'ai,;;.;,`;!{_,`-* ar 0 R2`. 90:42:` .. Redd! \.IVV\,ll 11L. Daniel J; Cooy. Is one in which your principal sum never loses its value, you can secure your money the minute yo_u need it. You can add to it or withdraw from it when you like, and it pays interest with unfailing regularity. ' ` - ` cnupnk no-\ :r|u9ao5-V-|nr\l' 1.: .3 Qauinnr: Af`f`f\I1h1' ;I 1I fif Jana .. .... P. 0. Box; 9 1915 lcguuuuy. V Such an xnvestment 1s a. Savmgs Account in The Bank of Toronto. A small or large amount will open an account, and the pleasure of watching your balance increase will stimulate further thrift and saving. ` TI':Iz % A. VBA 1Si`K o:S3TO . DEPOSITS . . . . . . . . .. $44,000,000 _ ASSETS . . . . . . . . . .; ,. $61,000,000 0 i \ BRANCHES AT BARRIE AND, ALLANDALE , " ' `H. A. SIMS, Manager The Mo_del Invgstnpn F ] Any. old," sh }ca.`i1v o_'at down l.Vetr9am but `it. WSW a *4 ....,..,........_,. , . I It` is expectedrthatl Mrs. Nellie McClung, author of Sowing Seeds in Danny, who is to be the Con- vention` speaker of the, Provincial ,VW.C.Tl.U-. at Ottawa, will visit Bar- Irie ' `under the auspices of l the: I 117 n m :. l\;.t..I..... VUIUH IIU a HIGH vvuv uvvuw v-v-.-_----- Push is the tortoise, `3Pull 1 .1-,he harg. You. know how that map r.;;`J|,3-`I_ ~;..L....n..L'}-. linimnh R;m_ I ll`! \I`-I`. VII |W.C.T.U.-" m_ Octo r \/vnnvasinvv IIIIIJILI During the summer the W,C.T.U. ladies havevbeen carrying on _A the 3. visiting of sick and needy." distri- bution of litera.ture,A_ etc. Quite &' number` of visitors to town on 7July ` 12th took advantage of the > Union '3 hospitality. - I 'n.. :. .-.....-..4....: .n_-:.. `ll ..- \1'..`n:'.. The Loyal. Temperance Legion will begin their regular meetings in .Septen1ber_t after the schools and Co11`legiate' open. .-........ u... ........g.... L1... nrnmn I `m5hi`l:lW'welfare meetings will be resumed on Tuesday, September 21st.` _ . e - V ` . ' " tr I out I `- A lawn social will be held at "Mr. Claxton s on Monday, September 29th. Musical `progra.mme,.` refresh-, ments; jitney service. _Fu11 particu- llars later. run OI1 In .0 , cu: m .5. J v 1 Aoovv vv 5: axnvsavnvsauuo Plans "for ?he sason s work were] made including child -welfare work, "educational propaganda,- ' patriotic e1ft`)rt_s., In a brief opening address Mrs. Johnston gave a resume of the ad- vance of Temperance Reform _ dur- ing recent Weeks and especially` re- ferring to the great change pro- hibition has made in Russia, also speaking of_ France sA action and Italy `and Britain regarding cur- tailing or prohibiting the drink traic, Too, the sweeping victories of "Temperance Reform_ in -Western Provinces was mentioned. A special -meeting ofthe W.C.T.U. was held on Friday, August 27th, the. President, Mrs. N. B. Johnston, Iinvthe 'che.i1;. ` V 11' -ur. sentence, the ARM. no" doubt was i moved to prisoner s ocounsel who, .by the way,_ is; the chief -recruiting` oicer in Barrie. Our P.M.- in allowing the prisoner his liberty on` this understanding is following the custom make such a remand on the ~adyic_e of-- the 1 i adopted; in -Toronto and other large. and small places. In this one case in Barrie- and in all the cases in Toronto the military` -au`thorities_ take the position into which so 2 many unfortunate men get into, to urge them to enlist. This page cannot question the motive .of the` authorities in taking -this means of securing recruits, at the same time we cannot help expressing our thoughts that many young men take, this as an excuse for holding back. While there may be much `to be said in support of such a contention, still the higher thought Your King and Country need you should outweigh all such considerations. ~ w.c.T.U.` Norms '5. Advice` is, a mighty poor_ consola- ' ' - an who needs breakfast: 1.tuI)1Iil1-|t_P_'|_a;!:... n... a.....&..:...' H"Dnll 7] V. When the railway authorities take` hold of a proposition; it is carried out to `the minutest detail. .. -Therefore it was tir be taken as a foregone A conclusion that the garden party. of last week under their auspices would be a success, weather permit- ting. Well, the weather was sulky, looked as if the Weathermen wanted` to show his \ authority but was -scared to do` so in fear ` of oending the railway people.-` The func- tion was carried out without a hitch and on schedule time. The programme announced that a special train would leave for Allan- dale at _ ten o clock, `and .just as the drill corps of young ladies were singing" the National Anthem the train came over for the passengers. At this Writing it has not been announced what the nancial success has been, but the result will be `certain to be encouraging. The close proximity of the grounds made it possible to attend with less `of an eort than that of a similar affair at ` Glen -Ormond, but the lovely grounds of . the east end residence made the journey * there well worth the trip. Such entertain- ments as at Mr. Rees and on the Lount grounds should serve a double, purpose. In : the rst place it provides an inexpensive "way of aiding ..a good cause; on the other hand a means is provided of bringing the townspeople together who otherwise have little "chance of getting together in a _social way. V A -i It would appear that the comment of this page last week on the aid that might be given" recruiting by the Home ' Guard if the young men were encouraged to join,` has taken root,'_for in last Week s issue of The Advance appeared a notice, signed by ' pperty at 9 Bradford A Another fire that points to an in- cendiary orgin was discovered just before midnight on Wednesday of street, from `Allandale two` men saw the reec-p tion of a re in the house and tele- `phoned Mr, Thompson, sending in an alarm. meanwhile The remen - when they broke in the front door ' I last week in the old Fletcher pro- stream of water "found the house lled. with `smoke, `- ames almost immediately showing at the head of the A staircase. A directed in the direction of the blaze soon overcame ` the blaze, when it was found that the upper six or eight steps were burned out and the . bannister bad- T ly charged. The closet under the `I stairs and. the partition of the room on the . south ' east corner of the building V was woodwork around the furnace regis- ter,- which was `beside this portion of the partition was also burned. Mr. Thompson is L of the opinion that -some party or` "parties must ,- the building - ht and have dropped- have gained access to during the nig a lighted match or `cigar. down the the re. register, causing This theory. could be substantiated by the . fact that the workmen, who "are .en- .7 gaged`-in. the erection. of the house 1 next j,doo_r, and who `use -the kitchen to stores. their tj_ool_s,' found " the door . gunbarred that morning on going'?fo_r. .1 V A e had. bpeepnp. .s1i1oulderiI,1g5.forAhoursd; ems. prob-' -Z their'*tools}. That` the L .iable;"j-.o15_,Mrs,` ` ' {Smelt . V p `w ho_liv_es `onj sex 3, 54.4 badly burned. The .l In uvnavvs av v \IJ. Iy..L,\.Iuvo Mayor Pzapler retu1'ned from a trans-aytlantic trip. c6ii'eie *f{{s,tZ{1te board ask for a school levy of $1,800. T 7u'..-...-. 'D...,.`l.... ._..;.--...-,1' -1--..;..- .. - .. .. ......... ,-w-..- unvvu ` U. I Town council receives letters from ratepayers threatening action for` condition of certain` -streets, also` for ooded cellars. ' ' I111 ` ',1 `I i n Dllltwll. .L\Il~L IJJ. \.4IN\.L I10 I uuna Uuo -- Waterworks 2 company purchased land "to building pump house. from Mr. Wilkinson_--prese'nt site. " . for (From The Advance of Sept. 4, . . 1890.) v V i Cyclone at Crown Hill, unroong barn of Wm. Partridge and scatter: ing`lun'1beri from Emm s saw mill in all directions. Fences, trees and [grain Were blown doivn. ' `I)..'l-.-.'..,. V.-.....,..-.n,. .....n..v... s\1o:nt\ AL` 3 blfltlll VV `JAY. kIL\l VV Ll. \.A\J .11 1`Ll V. T Bakers propose ralsmg prlce of `small loaf bread to 7 cents. 1 1 - . ;hegita_tes is` b9ssed_;- I.1I4C1'U:1'y DlLl'l\.'1UDUD U1. Illl\/ J van. a I The successes of the several stor- ies that followed _is common knowl- wedge to every lover of good ction. Brewster s Millions is another "of his big winners, Dand The Hol- y low of Her Hand `has also "met I cwith wide popularity. To-day the name of McCutcheon attached -to a story is all that is ;necessary to as- `sure its quality and secure a read- " ing from those who` ap (enjoy good vction. .: reciate -and I. ANOTHER. MIDNIGHT _PIRI: THE NOR 17J-IERN AnvAi1C E the Capt.` of the l local ('3`ruardsi inviting men of` 16 years -and upwards to enroll as mem- bers. There are hundreds of young. men_ in ~Barrie and other towns .that \ have not felt the call of country; or that it is their duty to enlist `for active service; so far in the struggle there `has been no call to; demand ? compulsory service, But these are military times`, we cannot tell how soon -the call may , come, and when it does come the young man who now enjoys his luxury and freedom will have that freedom taken away. The young. ' man may feel that his tastes are not in the line of shouldering a gun, still in view of present conditions, would it not be well to join the Home Guard and get a slight taste 3 of military work, probably the inclination will come after a trial, to go in for the more serious part of the game. I Barrie as a municipality has made and is making each month generous contribu- tions to the patriotic funds, but outside of this and sending men to the front or to train for the front, she has done little to. aid the cause. Up to the present done more than her sister `towns county, but second place must now be taken to Orillia, ' where enough money has been raised by popular subscription to purchase ten machine guns and three motor ambul- ances; of the ambulances one is given by the Fisher Motor Co., another from the inmates of the Hospital for Feeble-minded. A splendid impetuous was owing to .the Tercentenary celebration being `held at this time. When every town with the advantages possessed by Orillia does its part, there should be no lack of war ......L_..:nI` -cunrluma she` has in the : given to the work` LIJD 110:1. U 01101.0 osav usu material-4 from Canada. i 7 week, In a previous item on this I page this reference is made to the taking of prisoners from the police ment the following` touching story shows that the work in the trench is a leveller of all class distinctions. The hardened crim- inal and the pampered or ease-loving young man are on the same footing. The cident shows where the scapegrace made good; the young man who would have gured in the police court if he had not enlisted: There was in the Contingent a well-connected young man who had brought disgrace on his family, and had enlisted to get away from the police. In one of the big ghts he was mortally wounded, after 5a terrible tussle with three Germans, and he asked, a comrade to take` this message to his father: `I m very sorry for the trouble _ L p court to the p soldier s camp. In connection with the com- in-' v V... , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Live} New Liskeard . . . . .` . . Sept. Ottawa (Central Canada) Sept. London. (Western Fair) Sept. Hntsville . . . . . . . . . . . Sept. Midland . . 4 . .. . . . . . . Sept. Bracebridge . . . . . . . . ` Sept. Collingwood . . . .. . . . Sept. Bradford . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sept. Beaverton . . . . . . . . . . V Sept. Goldwater . . . . .' . . . . . . Sept. Newmarket . . . . . . Sept. 29, C Orillia .. Sept. 30, C Alliston . . . . . . . . Sept. 30, 0 Meaford . . . . . . .'. Sept. 30, 0 Galt . . . .3.-. . Sept. 30, O Elmvale . . . . . . . . . . . .` Oct Cookstown . .v. . .` . . . . :0ct Owen So'u_n_d . . . . . . Oct _Markham. . . Ogst , g. .1. .-. .A.>`.'_.3 ._ . -.;.' .. . . `Oct .j, .5 '. .`_.;._,4. 0t_. ct`. Ti ".73}}fp1}ei;' 1i'si' bf 1 Ontario can be -seen at. ;%hnsins,s oice-%%A J % - I Gravenhurst . '. . . . Parry Sound . . . . Hamilton . . ,. Issued by the Agricultural So-I eieties Branch of the Ontario De-2 partment of Agriculture, Toronto. J. Lockie Wilsorl, Supt. _Ba.rrie _ - Sept. 20-22 ` Toronto. (Can. National) A. . . . ` . . . . . . . . . . . _Aug. 28, Sept. 13 ` V A ~ Qnhnvnhnrn - (L-5 1 I 1 *- Cu 10 Lu uuuu u nnnnnnnnnnnnn um ........ `W! A facile writer and a born story. teller, McCutcheon .wa_nted to emulate, the examples of his broth- ers, John, the celebrated cartoonist, and Ben, an editor, and that of George Ade, intimate friend of the family, but . his excessive modesty held him back, and for a tim\e he ..did `not attempt anything. Finally he wrote Grausttrk, but `under- 'rating his effort he `did, not try to nd a publisher. His brothers, how- ever, and George Ade, instantly re- cognized the worth of e the manu- script," and having- induced the author to submit it for publication "theyahad the satisfaction of bring- ing out, of obscurity one of the . `literary successes of the year. - H`.-A 4---nnnunnn-in GQKYDVCI QED - '4 "`' V" V ` ````` U JV Isn t it? ` - ' Did you come by it honestly`? - I haven t quite gured out. It started to rain the other day` and I stepped into a doorway to wait till it stopped. Then -I saw a young fellow coming `along with a nice large umbrella and I thought if he was going as far as my house -I would beg"the shelter of his umber- shoot. So I stepped out and asked: .`Where are you going with that umbrella, you fellow `I and he drop- ped the umbrella and ran. DATES OF` FALL PAIRS, 1915 `V`Th.t s a swell umbrella you -...-..- ,7 . SCOTT S BOOKSTORE The Battle; Glgryof Banada _WAS HE HONEST? " By A. B. Tuciet Being the story of the Canadian Volunteers from Valcartier to Salisbury. From Salisbury through the trenches to. the Battle ` at Ypres. rvril vv, \l`-I00 . Oct. 4-6 Oct. 5-6 Oct. 5-7- . . . . Oct. 6-8 Oct. 7-8 Oct. 12-13-` the V fairs ; in .. W cTh9,c..+` 5: 1 KJWJRIUO LI . . Oct. 1415 . . Sept. 15-16 . . Sept. 15-16 . . Sept. 15-18 .. Sept. 17 Candy. `IQ `IF! V.With the armouries` reaching the when the completed . building can soon be _.looked for, the question arises what shall the opening be? 'No doubt some oicial " opening will be. arranged, and `this page would suggest that the men and women who so far have not taken an active part in any i of the patriotic movements get together and see if they cannot` arrange for a suitable opening number", the proceeds to be devoted to patriotic purposes . The occasion can al- so be taken advantage of ', for recruiting. Think it over, men. ` JUST ' PUBLISHED Price 25 would do my best to atone for the `past by playing a man s part for Old Englarid. Then he died for you and me. The Ministerial forces of Barrie have experienced considerable of` a change in its personnel last week, when the announce- 'ment was made that three congregations were losing their spiritual, head. A The re- moval of Dean Moyna to a - larger and more responsible position in the church is an hon- or not only to the Rev. Dean , but to the `congregation of St. Mary s church. At Trinity _ church, the vicar. is resigning his charge to take the chaplaincy of the 76th Batt., in training at Niagara. Rev. Mr. Smith is leaving his Baptist charge for per- sonal reasons. The coming pastor `to St. Mary s church comes from one of the im- portant churches of Toronto, That he will `measure up to the -height attained by the` r departing Dean has to be left for time to ;' tell.` `The two other churches have the `[ selecltlon of their minister in.- their own han s. . I 11.! T? t. 27-29 :. 28-29 Oct. 1 . Oct. 1 Oct. 1 Oct. 1 Oct. 1 Orillia Packet:--Coins are being made of paper in France. In Canada, cofn nails have long been made partly of paper and partly of clgarette tobacco. And a very popular kmd of coin nail it is. campaign against the cigarette evil has re-` ceived a severe jolt since the war began `and the call gone "forth for tobacco of all ' -1~ -n--- -1-`... fIl\`A:I\n - HJIU. DIIU Uall Svsxu :.v;.v- kinds fqr "the soldiers. All students of the art or science of- publicity will be interested in the statement that. eighteen Brooklyn playhouses have agreed to abandon billboards and to depend on newspaper advertising, with the excep- tion of course, of posters on their own pro- perty. Theatres have been associated with billboards and billboards with theatres ever since public entertainments of this sort be- gan. The color and illustrations of an eight-sheet poster strikes the eye. They cannot make an argument or tell a story. The a'ppeal'to the mind is small. A: ten-line newspaper advertisement explains more. The theatre tradition is that. all publicity is good`-at a price. If, in Brooklyn, the sort gof publicity that reaches the mind and 11otl merely the eyes is to be preferred, then the` 1 compliment that -the managers are paying to` the reasoning intelligence. of their patrons _- is easily understood. A l E 16-17 10-18 .10-18 21-22 (`nan - ---`vs. `I V` B 4 _ lU;lUi'AO:run]:n gn- ? ._zes_, Crtsgggg, wan, ukuhu and Cutters. MW.` 5:: H613!-.b9in; `I";.J% `El: ' am.-....4. .__ Few authors have stepped as quickly into great popularity as did George Barr McCutcheon, the author of our new" serial, Black is White, and very few have retain-_ ed it in such undiminished measure. -_-J _ 1.-.... AL-..- _..---wanna! `EU T` 1 !iIIis?Ts Telepiaone tqo BARBIE. ..--------- u -:--: nsc GOVT guaranteed 5. 10, [15 years. ? Beaver and Blshopbrlc Wall Board` `cedar shingles. Metallic cemng Anything in the Lumber Line 031` OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY THE Blll PUINING Mill @0- Telenhnnn an I I---- . v. forces Barrie have ~ _:J-_...m.;` -1-' n n1mmrp.~ in its ct:nTA:Nj1`E,I`,p}3_(_>_p1-"1N i nnun-nu. 1.45.: P. llr} "Bosankn RING 2625 , l }. G; SMITH & 00., PHONE 32. Established 1869. Undertakers. Open. day and night. Morgue and chapel in connection. Bat- rie, Ontgrio. E- ._IrIlI I153 %5F9s.Irt `n9`ss%'s,1 o %#r!ris.r4-'124 A WIDELY 1>o1>ULAn Atrrnon . vanvv .l1I.llI\1ll-ls, .DlIl.'l'} promptly attended to. enuvvx D, C IR ! Oice, Medical Building, S. E. corner Richmond and Bay Sts., Toronto. - Telephone, Main, 1336. Instructions left with Strathy & Eaten, Solicitors, Bank of To- ronto Building, Barrie, will be m-omntlv g++...AA.1 4..- I4I.1 VIJ..L.V, '.|.lLU\l.\LfJJ..X. N ' , Qntario Land -Surveyors, En- glneers, ~ etc. Established 18%. 09:09 'D...'3J2_._ __ FOR ` MANUFACTURERS VUNDERTAKERS svnvrgxons & EVs'r113:, `I1!l'\ha "i.'|3:'s:ec'I' " oymuuo web noun T0 LOAN W no 59Vit%on.n -el:':?st:o.me`3't'1'3rg sglegr in W . ~ . _ ,. oood 18% There has been four res this year that I point to the torch of the -incendiary. All four res have been in "either vacant houses or houses that for the time -the occupants ` were away. Fortunately, but one house `was ,1 `completely destroyed-that of a widow. The_, re and the fact that the _'doo_r. at the -rear of the house was open next morning is con- clusive proof that the re in `the house of Mr. Thompson last week was of incendiary `origin. In none of these res has suspicion been placed on anyone, enabling the police to take. action, and the chances are the authorities will not stir themselves to any' great extent to ferret out the guilty parties after the expense incurred some years -.ago in the famous Guthrie case,,. when no assist- ance was forthcoming from the Under- writers, the institution representing the parties concerned in keeping down re` T risks. -V-U we r|.I\lnl\aa\ CIV-' _I-_-_l_l.(jJ.I?. & s. Edinburgh; M.F.P. an 5. Gl8' --SURGEON-- ~ Eye. Egr. Ngsg Thl'3" Il__n_ -, A. unit in ,.v4" "1 Street . 123 %5m V we ggfgi gglgycvctl i, had. fi:1o:g$St) 1:4g;`a(i_;1ng. by fubfinae 0"` ,, '1'! Publish G 95 -1'h` I THURSDAY, SEPT. 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(`Very Saturday.` Diseases--F.yo. E3" ' `KT.-- ___1 rm____-. n_...,...1mtinn George Berr Mccutcheon `Has Writ- ten Many "Successes `Since '-His. Big Maiden Bort.