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UL DUUUU D UUGL VJLIIDCJ % Several years with A. E. H. Cres- lwicke. . ' `BOYS & MURCHISON, BARRIS- ;__._ cv. .`.:p..._ v..L...... D..L1:.. W. A. LEWIS, M.D.O.M., Surgery n--"I I\:annoAn A-C (K1..n.u.... .-...u\....1_ inn. W. A. ROSS, PHYSICIAN, Surgeon, etc., L.R.C.-S., Edin., L.R.C.P., London. Oice and residence, Dunlap S1`... Barrio. Telephone 165. {DR H. T. ARN-AL-I.,((5~*FI(5~:E ._ .4`. cessor to Lennox, Cowan & Brom Barrister, Sglicitor for obtaining probate of wllls, guardianship am} administration, and General Soli. citor, Notary, Conveyancer, etc. Ofoes: Hinds Block, No. 8 ll'-_.__ 4.- 1-4.. TDR. A. J. HUNTER, LATE OF` DR. MORTIMER LYON, 122- Bloor St. West, Toronto, will be at 91 Owen St., B-arrie, every Saturday. Diseases--J*3ye, Ear, Nose and Throat. [Consultation hours, 11 a.m.Vto 5 p.m., and by appointment. L.R.C.P. S. E;d`i;t;u-rg_h; M.F.P. 8: S. Glasgow ---SURGEON-- Eye. Ear, Nose 8 Throat. . `lI....:_.. _____.L 1 KJLLILQ u .LJ.J..uuo yxuun, .g\ L. Dunlap St. Money to loan. f7'xxxx'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxI L What was Eappenmg ' E, in Barrie 25 years ago xi this week xi "F1'; The_Advance of June 11,1891 .2-.. 4.1.... nan-yn-n n1?E"l1YI`I lgavivngs ent1 3;eara Poe} (;rad:mte vv` __rk in ';:&* eaapaaanshavinasewamx * Hpsgi Ll;n?on?nRc?5};aln2a[.o:&on Opmh :5: H03 ital(, orei 3) ; tor a m as Re 8113 3 `,5: o `mun28J`-ha 3 $u`. m$.m"` 3?? 611131 . Ip1rn 1ix'1 ham :1'ounerMem 1' 0! as phthalmolo cal Society. 0FFICE-78 DUNLOP STREPT, BARBIE. 'Phone 54. ' I. P. 0. Box. 96. -7.... __ _-._ _ _._-...., ter, So1icitor',-1\-Totaryi P:1l_)ii-c, &o_ Oice, 1st oor Bank of Toronto. Building. Money to loan at low. est rates. G. G. SMITH & 00., PHONE s2. Established 1869. Undertaken. Open day and night. Morgue pnd chapel in connection. Bar- rie, Ontario. H. . Egtrent lrister, Solicitor, etc. Bank of Toronto -Building, Barrie. Money to loan. l\J.l.L} .LVLL/LI/\J.L.L.LkJ\/.L\, 1.; ;;;;;;;; J` ters, -Solicitors, ANotary Public, Conveyancers, Etc. Money to- loan at lowest rates of interest. Ofces 13 Owen St., in the prom- ises formerly occupied by the Bank of Toronto. Branch Office, Elm- vale, Ontario. \V. A. Boys, K.C., M.P. D. C. Murchison. Thompson Grew, Publisher imi? 13;'s$ o}5v?rJ{Zi e:;e ly. Office 58 Collier St. Phone 61. 35- . _._. __. . ......-.u `-4444, V`. .- `V- and residence corner of Toronto and Elizabeth -Streets. (Opp'osito Elizabeth St. Methodist Church.) Telephone 167. __ _. __.._._._... ......... V- `T-o1`oI__1to. Physician and Surgeon. Oice and residence 12 Burton Ave., Allandale Telephone 661. .l."J.'U1Ll Luv J1uVGuUU'UL uuuu ;..;,'...v..._.. * Excavating for the sewer system gwas proceedlng on several streets. It 'r\__'_1___ _______ A__;__U] -D`.__;n |1r-."Bosanko TNWIN, MUEBIWHY & ESTEN, Ontario Land `Surveyors, `En- gineers, etc. Established 1852. Oice, Medical Building, S. E corner Richmond and Buy Std-L Toronto. Telephone, Main, 1386. Instructions left with Strathy I Eaten, Solicitors, Bank of T0- ronto Building, Barrio, will be promptly attended to. _1_)5. `J_. _4RTHUn ROSS Tnnus or SUBSCRIPTION J ; G. GUIS]-1'-BAGLEY FOR - UNDERTAKERS PHYSICIANS EGE _$URv:QRs gvvuu _tIAvvvwu...a_ V... ..v...-...- _-_--_ Mayor Pepler re resented Banrie _'at the` funeral of S11` John Macdon- >ald in Ottawa. All business was Esuspended during the afternoon of xjthe funeral. -- . A .u U\l'V'I" ` 1 1 1 RING 29:5 VOL. LXV. -ru XXXXXXXXXIXXK.` XXXXXXXX-XXZ{X DEATHS AT HOUS E Bccton \\'m'l red at UN` hm! day .(Mu_\' 213 at the :1'_"(- ml` to the institlni years ago. Thu Sundzxy, int('I'im cen_1ote1;\' on 1}: T\ 11 `I '\ VCIIIX/L\.l`\ Donald -ll ')``x `inma_t(- of t!u- away on Sn1mi; years. B(-1 -` of refns_-'(- l(-4-1': township of H1 mains W('1'(_` lulu- nlorning for in: A Tea. is j_':1t}n "four tunes :1 _\'< uuv IDA! ' Ex`-pupils of the B.C.I. whc had jtaken 111)ono'rlsd alti TOI'(i;1t_O U1_1iL'ers2it _"','W8l'6: ona oss amswic ~ n rlclass honors in political science; J. Garvin, 1st class ` in practical `physics aiiid grids class ir _1(:1heoreftiica1- -Sp ysics' . . issons II in rst-- -V class hcnors in classics. ' f." At", a `barn raising on the farm of :`,l Robt.aGil1l')in, '(1`1h the sills --`bu cue. si e s ippe rom their sup-. *' lsilling i_nstantly_. ':I?h9s. Chap- 3119-_!I1gvl,laI;fl;"seripusly_ mgurmg ` Jasa Natives 0| .\l_~ 'dcad all th(- I'M-4 last illness. The I'nit<-rl 3* of the 4-0,I)(IH_1m gar pI`Odll(:(`-I in. TN A I A I O V- Fort_\'-oi:`ht .1: used in tho rm Which (`0Yll(* 1.11:2: ' teen Countrivs. Thcro are x fsprinjg; than :1 - disease. impurities. rm the frost, gm- v.4.J.u\4u.u\. o A paper 14; 'thin;:` to -u.~u- Put the 1mm towc-l]in and led piece m Why Shami \Blot - '01` unsiuht 1}` `blemish. " 7|`) If you an : just what i humiliatinu.` mcctim: stm -4: friends. .\I :;_z looked into 1 I that your .~ki `people that 5' for the asking. ` druggist and 1 D. D. 1)., HH- V 'reme(1ies, "be as soft as l'1,,,,_ S.` .... tions, in :1 .`~`hm'! \. .1- 'da.V OI] 0111` IHHHI-. US as aunu u. Come in :1:n!';;~ _ Ask also abmlt I) keeps the skin hm. G. Robertson, ' .;.__._. I vvmlsnve F03 mucus? Barrie town .. Flos tp., at I-Ilx; Vcsprn 111.. :23 June '29. Barrio County (`mun County _(`nur rl ' Chief Events till year {LEI First quart: Full moon Last uam-2 Now` non ') uu\ -r ..~rn Cla_]>]>(.`1'h)n ' >1 0. Clark . J. 1]. 54-011. 1- \IA o .Iun(- 4- N12121:)": (': fook _]m.~'.~t-~ A'.n... H Luun 'rII.V.`I - `Iv Jh1m- S)--\\'. in_<.: I . U. My `Thursr1z1_\'. .1 159th day 'U|llll.V _ \. nu: Sessions 0} Prompt and dependable `Banking Service is provided for business. men carrying their accounts at The Bank of Toronto. The reputation resources and facilities` of this Bank are a guarantee of satisfactory service tothe business community. a ` Scott s Juno WEEKLY C AI Va .J THOMPSON CREW Suml T Council Meel Bbzm M(.)on. s P1! oil. We invite your business and private accbunts. `4"Vlf""I`-f.'I ME.#~...- . \ BANK o1:%E Under the Direction Of Bandmaster M. Gale. late of the _ ` Barrie Citizens Ban . . L e ' Apply` LIEUT.-COL. w. WALLAGE, Ofcer manding 234m 0 s. Peel Battalion. V RKVINA BARRACKS, WEST~TORONTO; PHONTETJUNGT. , BRANCHES AT BARRIE AND ALLANDALE 234th 0. S.` PEEL BA l0 N, I L LOOKING BAGKWARD. Municipal Aid For Hotel Barless Hotels are Possible Capital ....... ...._. ........... ..s5',ooo,ooo Reserved Funds ........ .. $6,439,382 (mconronu-I.=:n 1355) Rchester, N.Y., addressing the Nor- thern Baptist Convention in Minnea-_ Epolis ton Evangelism Through the . Printed Page, /said: .a. Qnavwvu - -5- ,-., 1' The pepularvlindjlfference to reli- igion calls for the help of the printed page.` Few men or churches can get a, hearing to their spoken.word, but the advertisement -and pamphlet can go anywhere. ll'I'L _._-._ _J-.....L:l~:una FLA nl-n`-Avnn'n`+ EU urn. vv Jl\4&\lI `f It was '-advertising the- statement of pithy, pertinent facts that clean- ed up Atlanta. It has been the ed- ucation of` the press that has given to the cause of temperance-its migh- ty strength. _ V 5514- :5 mlum-Huino 1-Jmf. ones with and makes Then you that robs alize. the uttei weakgss ition,' destroys appetxte, w kaburden. T V W K 4:. , _L..-.. .41. -...`I ..L......ounl>IInO anu 1113865 W A a. uuaucuu sustining n _ blood to distnb_ut_e . energythrougheut - body whileitstonxc - value :19 the titeand restores. . hcalthin`a2gatura1,f ' jen`t`way.V`-. ` : I y sureugux. ` It ._is advertising that goes with H. _A-.SIMS,`_ Manager try of the Ingrsoll Inu . will be Of `J.`....M+ -+.-. 12-I-1-`Q mail rnnv sznrv as 8. 2'11 story of the `flngersou 1nn'.'v wiu ne 01. 111.- '_terest "to Barrie and may serve as a guide in, takingup the matter.. -The temperance people of Ingersoll formed a` company and purchased the interior equipment of the best ' hotel property, securing an option on the V building, which- was later taken up. - The furniture in the `house was disposed of by. auction. From cellar to garret ' the building was renovated ~ and furnished new through out_ at a cost of $8,000. Bed-rooms were en-. larged some supplied with running water and bath-rooms, cosy sitting rooms made, ac- commodation for travellers, g the latest in plumbing, -bath rooms, etc. The, property complete cost $18,000. Mr. V. H. Dyer -was secured as a tenant, he paying $125 a month. .As to the success of the house, we will giveiit in his own words: Until the war was started we had all We could do, but as you know since the war, over half of the travellers have been taken off the road and business has not been as good, but we have _ n1anaged.to pay our rent and have a `little beside. `If we had 25 more rooms (we now `have 25) we would fill them when business A gene rst. is normal. Our rates are $2.00 per day for the_ top oor, $2.50 for the rst oor,` three rooms with running water and bath that bring $2.00 per day, and they are `always E T ---._-n -- I......L...'I 1...L..m.m Hm ,.;+;,,q BUALU 111. Due Ingersoll is located between t11e V cities of VVoodstock and London and has nothing to attract the summer tourist. >VVhat has been accomplished in Ingersoll ca11 more readily be exceeded here owing to our unex-' cel1ed- position as a summer resort. A Are there moneyed men 111 Barrie, irrespectxve of temperance. or anti-temperance, who will get ` together and consider the proposition. The. war has had a} dampening effectgon business. but by the time a hotel would be nanced _and ready for business the War surely will be over and the country once more return- ing to the pursmt of business and in a. greater degree than formerly. "`L _......L -.....1'- -n.-.-mung. In.-At 1'<`- 4-1\n`- n11n (VF greater degree than Io1'mer1y, _The past Week rumor had `it that one of. the "central `properties on Dunlop street was being 1!eg;otiated for hotel purposes. This `Will be g'ood`news, if true, and shows that a move is being made in the right direction. i But this page doubts if the location would ` be a desirable one from a combined summer- commercial `hotel. It certainly would be a splendid addition. to the buildings on` the street and make a ne appearance from the trains. ' 2 ' ' ' V Toronto is about to adopt day-1ig'ht savi11_0_;. This wil1Tn1ake it all the more nec- essary that the province at large adopt the scheme. ` is sitliated like `unto Barrie to`a certain extent in connection with /hotel ac- Tcommodation. fSome months ago the Im-' ggperial Hotel ? was destroyed by re. The :._owner.of the destroyed hotel had plans pre- .0 pared for the erection of a new- building- ; One} of fireproof construction and another of "Ordinary construction. A proposition was suggested to the city council that a loan of `$25,000 be made for the erection of a re- Hproof hotel. A From the great amountfof ` a good such" a building would dothe city it . was felt the matter [was i worth considering So far no action hasibeen taken, pending a settlement of the question of widening the Street upon which the burnt building stood When the legislature introduced the pro- ihibition act, provision was made whereby ._municipalities could make a loan to build a `hotel Where there is not proper or sufficient -..................'l..LJ,.u Bicycle time has once again come around [and no provision'n1ade at the. Collegiate Institute for the numerous wheels used by the pupils. Last fall the Collegiate Commit- tee of the.Board of Education had this 43898. 7 all modern evangelism. Without it much now done would be inlpossible. u*r..:. LL- ...'.I-.....L:...m.m~.+ Lnun `+111; iuucu uuw uuuc wuuxu. uu uuyuq uuuu e. Let the advertisement have the high purpose of the tract, and let] the tract have the timeliness and; lpunch of an advertisement, andl ? evangelism will have invaluable aid.` The church needs the publicityand` `appeal whieh the printing press can {give it. - i i V 1,En;land Europe generally. BAHRRII-.`. LEADS" The motor `truck presented by`! the Munition Manufacturers of Oriliia to the 177th Battalion, will be roa"-._/ for delivery this week. The Orillia Recruiting Committee are a1'ranging ` avbig deinonstration in the park at an early date at which the mJt>r truck, the order for the band instru- ments and it is expected. an ord.-'>r~ for axeld kitchen, will be presented to the `officers of the `battalion. The Muskoka District Recruiting League are havinge aA ca'n1p-aign on `June 3rd to raise $6,750 for engin- ]ment for the e122nd Battalion. Te Simcoe Battalions are urgently in need "of additional eld kitcliens. mess tents and other neaessary equipment for the- comfort` of the `men. If the people. of Simcoe `ex- pect their men to be as comfortable and well provided for in camp, as battalions from other counties, there _ ..-'lJ....` -a....-u\..J-.-:4-qv nxnvna 111:1-o 03114145110115 J..l'Ulll. Uuucx \.}vuuuL\.n,_ '.1A\-Lu IS a golden opportunlty offered here for our patriotic citizens to provide some of these comforts. : ' V ' L _ I The men of the Alliston detach- mentghad a big sports day at Ever- ett on the 24th and are delighted with the signing up of the pitcher and rst baseman of the Alliston Baseball team. "They are very hope- ful now that they will. have the majority. of that team in khaki be- fore going into camp, as they are a crack aggregation and would help considerably in the battalion sports. Recruiting has been much _more brisk this last few weeks than the "~---5----` -----`u Tho man `:11 +119 IJUUVL Wllbxu uuu V accommodation. DTISK `CHIS lash LUW wccna uuau mu. previous month. The _ men in the various -detachments` e are working with ca` will, and `although recruiting` oicers are up against industrial and agricultural conditions which are unprecedented, they are meeting with fairly good success, 5 or 6 men. - .1-.. 1...:..... ..;l-Ami +n Hm sh'ang'th Wltn Ialrly gouu buuucaa, :1 UL u 1ll\4LA- a day being added to the strength `of the battalion, 42 last week and 39 this week, but it Willtake consider- able time to get the 300 additional men*req1;ired-to b ing the Batalion 115; to strength unle g;`ea`ter_ anxiety t ' the ranks shown by ` `detach-_ .._.. ewun,g;_mn- ;.The;.B Simcoe Battalion Notes By_ B1]. Prss A_ in NORTHERN` " ,Anv2mcr. qtiestibny up but nothing was doe. Bicycles left in the open are not improved, especial- ly in. a Wet season as this year. . v / .. iA few weeks ago `this page euggested -that the Board of Trade look into the pos- sibilities of securing connection with the C. P. R. at Banter. This connectionewould not be required as a. means of reaching Camp Borden, but the trafc that would be secur- ed by this line should be an extra induce- v ment for its building. `Barrie Wants C.P.R. cjonnection and some such connecting link seems the -only way. `Since the. Board of Trade has again become an active body, ~ they shouldtake up the proposition andvin- vestigate. - v -131 RECRUITING Barrie has been very much in the news- papers of the province the past few. weeks owing to the question of closing, the bars. But"the`sore part is when we see it stated : that the town of Barrie and the village of Al1andale, ? etc., etc. To all and sundry be it known -that Barrie and Allandale are one -and the "saine municipality. There was a. time when what is now the ourishing sixth ward was the village of Allandale. The railway junction is still called Allan- dale, while the division is known as the Barrie division. ' -v .The, condition of the sub-way at St. V_incent s park is here mentioned with the `hope that its condition will be investigated by the council. Perhaps there are some people in town` who are unaware of the ` fact that some time back eement steps were built leading down to the opening under the railway track, opposite the park,`and a cement oor laid. This improvement gave easy access to the "Water from the park. This year the cement oor has been a pud- dle all season. And this is the kind of a spring` needed to test such a piece of work. ' Lack ofvproper drainage appears to be the trouble. -av:-can-u __v--_.- w. .__. I When local option put the -hair out of business in the different municipalities of .Ontario, the question arose as to the accom- Tmodation that would be supplied the gen- eral and travelling public. iMany houses were closed up, -others are known to have beenimproved and converted into rst-class `houses. Again, hotels were either rebuilt A\vI and-~:1-A -nnnv 1'\1`l':l{`;Ylf1'Q n`l`D{3+D(:` rF1`9V9]l91 S Hotel bar-rooms will be eontinued in `Barrie till prohibition comes into force- provided the holders of the licenses. ob- serve the regulations` in not selling to sel- diers.` \Vhy Barrie bars were cut off while Toronto'a`nd-St." Catharines and other places i near military camps allowed to keep open, was a ruling that is not quite clear.` There is no g'ainsayin'g the fact that the soldiers are better off without the booze--some of them at least. \Vhere the injustice lies is i11 cutting otf one eommunity' and allowing othersto be wide open. Now the ruling has been amended and it has been put up to the hotels to obey the law or be. closed up. Colfillgwood Bulletin rejoices in the fact that the tow11 was ne,ve1-`so quiet and or- '1-Lmen during` the week, Alliston 5. and Waubaushene 5. 'Gains, how- ever,` were made in every detach- 1n1ent and if the people in each dis- itrict would determine that at least lone man per day would be added ito each "of the 12 detachments, the: battalion would be up to st1'e1igtl1 by the time it is expected they will go to camp. V Six d1'eadnoug'l1ts and a battle cruiser could be built with the mon- e_v to- be -spent 011 the education ' of the public in the interests of this or that candidate in the 1916 Uu11t- ed States presidential campaign. --`- n. -1` -- --_- ,-_,v . } This includes, of course, the mat- cl1iner_v of the actual election, re- presenting about half the" amount. The other 25 millions will be spent in the interests of the different can- didates for national and state ofces about as follows: Postage . . . . . .. . . . .$2,0oo,ooo Teleg'1'apl1 and telephone -......:-.. 1nnn nnn V V`. -,......--.. I.-_..-_.._-_--..- _...--_l._-___. Fifty million dollars at least will be tossed into the quadrennial fren- zy-$3.50 for every man` who eeasts a ba1lot--50 cents for .every man. Woman, child` and Indian in the land. Supposedly _vou know whom you want to vote for fo1',p1"es1dent. But nevertheless the varxous canthdates -and bosses are about to spend $50,- 000,000 to tell you. 11,, ,,._ service .. . .. .. Advertisin_9,' . . . . . . . .1 Speakers .. Publicity . . . . . Brass bands .. Rent of halls and theatres Clerical help . . . . . . . . Can1pai:n buttons, `and . LA !1t'\';\G Lu`.illl|Du1j~."11 IJubLUua, auu badges . . . . . . . . . . 7 . . . . 1,000,000 Conventions and rallies 1,000,000 Printing. . . . . . . . . . .; 3,000,000, Workers .. 3,000,000 Among George Washin_s:ton s cam- paign expenses are listed: One hogs-_ Bead and one barrel o punch cider. |Linc_oln s first election cost $1,000. Qmfrn METH. cowrnnnncr. ' l APPREGIATES -` ' . . WORK or sm SAM` ` The fellowing resolution adopted last week at the Bay of iQuinte` conference, in session at l Peterboxpz ,_ 1-3.1- __ ` 11011585. Agulll, uuwxa` Welt: tuuuc; .u:uu.u.u -or entlre new bu1ld1ngs erected. Travellers have made the statement that tllethree best houses "in Ontario are in local option towns ~`-l--RenfreW, Ingersoll and N ewmarket. Of the Renfrew hotel too much cannot be said, this page has had such a building and equip- ment in view` for Barrie and`.in`a later is sue W111 grve full partmulars as to_1ts begun- ning and success. ' _ ~ ' Tu 4-Inn +n11.vn n`F \Tn71h!.I'l'lIDl'. I(`lTIl' J. ULCL UULU o ` We wish to express our high ap- preciation of the distinguished ser- vices the Minister of Militia and Defence has rendered to our Domin- ion- and to the British Empire in this world crisis. His wise course has undobtedly been to enable Can- ada to make her proper .contribn_t_ic_n_1 I . . cos'r WILL BE $50,000,000 'derly as on" the night of There were no rows, no di no drunks. `At least this the A police department. " ` 1-3 `I--.- U18 P011658 uUpu1'|_:1ucuu-_ And they have had local` option up there these many, many holidays. Collingwood must be a terribly rough` town if there are always rows _and disorderly conduct on_ a holiday. Why, in `Barrie, which is consid- ered by our county neighbor towns as a place altogether gone to the bad, there were mo arrests for rows or disorderly coni- duct, there never is on a holiday nor any gther day, and still `We. have those terrible ars. - Down in Oshawa where the Ontario Hydro-Electric interests have taken over the electric plant of the Seymour Power Com- pany,' the Reformer states -that the local managenient were informed that no change_ _is to be made in the name of the Oshawa office. It will continue to.be kn.0V-V11 by the original name of Oshawa City Gas and Elep- tric Light Co.= No change is to be [made `111 the personnel of the local men nor in the u ' 7 rates or policv. for the present at least- 1:`n1- +l1n -vn-oennl` nf lanai: and the Dres` rates 01' P0110". .LU1' LHC 1)J.Cbt:uy av uauuw For the present atelleast, and the pres- ent` conditions will likely be very short. The rst thing` Oslinva will `be up against will_ be the proposition that the town must assume `the cost of the local plant, lines and equipment, operate same and buy .t_he juice from Hydro. At the moment. melnory does not [recall an instance where the Hydro owns the plant in a municipality : their business is simply to sell current and make regulations. - _.;:.V____. . 1,000,000 . 10,000,000 . 1,000,000 . 1,000,000 500,000 :0 500,000 1,000,000 I The General Assembly of the l resbyter- ian Church" which meets in W111111peg next week, promises to be one of the most mo- mentous in the history of that august `body.A Church union will be the most important `question to be discussed. The debate on . this question may be likened to the `fighting; _for the last trench; there is no doubt but what the decision arrived at will settle the matter, for the next few years at. least. The `Western section of the church is strong for Union, in factathe feelingis so strong that there is talk of. a division of the church, even g_,>'oing so far as to `urge a separation so that they may be free to amalganiate with the other church bodies. The eastern churches have recorded a considerable per- centagzfe against union, in some churches the adverse vote being very large. It is a diffi- cult situation that Presbytcrians have to face. Of the three denominations working i for union, -the Pres'byteria.n body is asked V to give up doctrines and church customs that existed before the Methodist body came in-' to being. The glorious history and tra- ditions of Presbyterianism are to be for- grotten in a. new church. The `1nce'tiny_vs of the Assembly will be watched with interest by thewhole Christian world. _ surely a reward well deserved. The `result has been to place Canada be- I eld, and, patriotishm this world war drama and to enable` her to perform that part, not onl_v withocredit but with honor. That he was enabled to accomplish so: much in so short a time, and in the midst of such great (lifeulties isl fore the world `as never before and to make*hcr name synonymous with. the` hig'hest valor upon _tl1e battle- everywherc. ' :1 1r` '4, _r- 1-rv ' --\.-.., ...,--..' -.....--v---..--_-- - - we wish to assure the Minister of Militia and Defence of our sym- pathy in his` titemendous tasks and` onerous labors, and to say-so far as we represent the Methodist Church it will loyally support him in the great effort to overthrow ty1'ann_v and make it possible for nations to live their lives in freedom While they! live them in justice. . q Iuug uuu success. - V In the town of Newmarket the King George Hotel arose out of the wreck of a `licensed house. It was renovated from ice1- ` lar to garret, refurnished, and ' to-day de- spite Warytimes andfor the past ve years is paying six per cent. dividends besides lay- ing up a sinking` fund. ' Asa summer hotel `it enjoys a unique position in that it is a pleasant run from Toronto, many families _ from the city making the week-end trip. The nice lawn and wide verandahs proving an ideal spot for a quiet rest. fmm 4-nun-1 n-F` Tnnirn-qnll id 1: ch-il:in(r DY- uuu. uuuuu nvv llllu-Llnb ux. aux. ` It takes nearly four pounds Weight of grapes `to make a bottle of Wine. The lungs of tht/3 average man con-| tain aboutfve quarts -of air. , 1 Ti J~n1vnn v\nn~n111 '?(\'I1`I` 'r\t\11'r|I1c \ Miss Mary Barbara. Richter was born in a11 open_ boat off the coast of Norway eighteen years ago. Last summer she was saved from drown- ing in Lake Champlain by George C_harl'es ,Schmittber_9;er, son of Chief Inspector Wax Schmittberger of the New York police. And, on June 12 she _is to be married to M1`. Schmitt- be1'ge1' in the centre of a lake on the estate of her parents, Hr. and Mrs. George Richter, at Boonton, No.3. `the `of Victofia Day. disorderly conduct, At _least_ `this is the -report of PLUMBING Born in Boat,.Wed i_njLake Phone 180 % ihnlop St, Published from the amps. 123 Dunlop st.-uh ' Barrio, inthe County of Simcoe. thePx-0. ' vinae_ of Ontario. Cunnda. every Thursday Morning. by ] %lb%i1cgfu1::.tIxcru;%tI1A:ztun: an Jucui apub .LU1. it quusu Luau. - The town of Ingersoll is a striking ex- ample of how the hotel question was: solved. When local option came into force _ there `about four `years ago the existing hotels closed their doors, refusing to serve meals. 3 charging $1.00 a night for ro_oms, $1.00 for 0 use of sample rooms and 25 cents per trunk. Result : travellers took the trolle_y to Woodstock or journeyed past to London." -Then the temperance people awoke to the -necessity of providing hotel accommodation.- Such a state of affairs as here recorded do not" apply to Barrie, but is mentioned to show the pass things in'the hotel` line had come to in Ingersoll. From this on the $1.00 PEEANNUM IN ADVANOQ UIVHTED STA'PES SUBEJRIEIS $1.50 IN ADVANCE ,_ 4 . :11 I.-__1.x,,,: H'No new name \;viV117 be edged t uh acripuon Lia: until the money is paid? 8 N -Subscribers now in arrears for three month; and over Wlbo charged $1.50 per unnum. - '1V`H URS4DAY, ` JUNE 8th, 1913. -S'DEWArRT & ASTEWART,1YR. RISTERS, Solicitors, Notari Public, and Conveyancers. Mons, to loan in any sums at 5 pa, cent. Oice, 13 Owen St., Bar. 1 rie. D. M. Stewart. LALEXANDER COWAN, V QR, G. A. RADENHURST, BARrT1. ORESWIOKE & BELL, BE risters, Solicitors of the Suprem Court of Judicature of Ontario, Proctors, Notaries, Conveyance:-3, etc. Money to loan. Oice, Ross block, Barrie. W. A. J. Bell, K.C. |STRATHY & Es_~:N, BvARRI.- hers, .-Solicitors in High Court of Justice, Notaries Public, Con- veyancers. Oices over the Bank of Toronto, Barrie. vMoney to ` loan at lowest current rates. G. T, 171,1, D ON.AsLD ` $073.5, LL.B., BAR Barristr, I;1:c>7tary Public, Conveyancer, Patent Expert. Oice--Ross Block, first door west of Scott s coal oice. , , _ , ,_I _,__-,._ _-!LL A T.` TT l`1-.-_ "xzxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ~__ -rn`n1rr1u'n. 'nArI_'RTKTA`D_'n ` -9-