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Page Twelve THE ADLET COLUMN The cost of advertising in this column it ONE CENT PER WORD EACH INSER- TION, with a minimum charge of 15 conts per Issue, Terms cash. Six insertions will 'be given for the price of four. Where re- piles are. directed to this Office an addl- tional charge of 10c. will be made. The foregoing rates are for CASH. Whon not paid for before the paper is issued, an ad- ditional charge of 10c. will be made on all adlets less than one dollar. a GOOD COOK WANTED--Apply at: this of. fice. B5tfe FOR SALE~-Number of geese and ducks, Apply 104 Tiffin street, Allandale. 36-37p -- FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, all con- veniences. 60 Mary street or phone 64J. 36-41p PROF. D. E. WEIR--Teacher of Piano and Violin, Piano Tuner, 6 Owen 8t., Bar- rie 3137p HOUSE NO. 172 Elizabeth street for sale. Apply Stewart & Stewart, Barristers, Barne. 35-37p | HOUSE FOR SALE, brick, 6 rooms; cor ner of Frances und Henry streets, Apply on premises. 36-38p JUNK AND POULTRY Wanted. Good prives* puid. Harry Levit, 66 Bayfield street. Phone 384 3243p FOR SALE--Furniture, carpets, curtains, pictures, mangle, sewing machine, etc.. 194 Dunlop street 37-37p AUTO LIVERY--Dsy or night service. VINEGAR We have for you, Heinz (of the 57 varieties) cele- brated Crystal White and Vinegars. Rex Amber The latter is made from Demerara Cane Sugar. They ate delicious, and if used with our Pure Spices will give the very best re- sults in your pickling. Delivered, per gal. 60c T. N. HOBLEY "THE HUB" Tea and Coffee Store Town or country. V, R. Finlay, 126|/FOR SALE--Rug 10x12. 66 Owen atreet. Collier St. Phone 30. Sitfe 37-37 FURNISHED ROOMS for High School and | ONIONS for sale, R. Lewis, 100 Penetang atreet, 37-37p Business College pupils; $1 for week, Ap- ply 103 Mulcaster street 35-37p MILLINERY-- Young lady wanted, with od trimming experience, Apply to arry Fisher, Cookstown. 36-tfe meen re ee HOUSE FOR SALE--Brick, 8 rooms, gar age, fireplace, furnace, sleeping balcony, $1500.00 108 Peel street. 11-tfe MAN WANTED to attend to furnace. Ap- ply to Miss King, King Block. 36-tfe HOUSE TO RENT--Furnished or unfur- nished, Apply 68 Mary street. 37tie. FURS REMODELLED and Repaired. Miss M. McArthur. King Block, Barrie. 48p TRAPPERS--November will soon be bere. Prices will be good. Send your raw furs. H. Levit, Barrie. Phone 384. 32-43p a ee ee WANTED for September 15th, an experi: | enced cogk. alo housemsid. Good wag: | es. Apply "Ovenden."" Barrie, 33-tfe -- FOR, SALE--Two 06-foot, choice building lots on William St., Allandale. Apply Mrs, J. A. MacNeil, Allandale RR, No. 1. | 20tfe | An suto power attachment, | saw wood, ete New, 2) speeds; price $15. Apply to this office. 36-37 ee SCOTCH COLLIE DOG came to premises | of Wilfred Parr, 10th line, Fass, Owner | may have same by paying expenses. 36-38p | $< FURNISHED ROOMS and Apartments to rent, ako unfurnished fluts of two, four or five rooms. Apply No. 1, Maple avenue, 34-40p ---- CLEANING AND PRESSING--Your old suit and overcoat can be made to look fike new by Harry Twins, Ross Block, Dunlop St. $$ ___. WANTED AT ONCE---Caretaker for Cen- | tral Methodist Chureh. Apply to Stephen Pratt, Cundles School, or James Corbett, Barrie P.O. 33-38¢ 'orth half of tot 17.1 ing of 100 seres. For | apply to G. Shana: | 30.50p | FARM FOR SALF. han, Phelpston, Ont FOR SALE- Hi Ibs... kound 40 ft, windmill, in first-class condition, | Apply to Examiner office, 32tfe | nay APPLE BARRELS--We have 2500 No. 1| Standard apple barrels for sale, fresh | made up. Get quotations from J. W. Gosling. Burrie, Ont. Phone 361. 36-376) FOR SALE--Pump works stock, machin. | ery. tools. good business, also house and | stable in good repair. Price right. Ap- ply-, H. B. Barnes, Cookstown, Ont 34.370 | rr as, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES--Fresh from orchards. Ask for our ly price lists. HEROLD' FRUITLAND, ONTARIO, triet. OVENDEN COLLEGE will re-open on Sept. 18th, Boarders return on the 17th. Par- ents desirous of entering pupils are re- quested to make appli possible. Televhone 5 FOR SALE--S-roomed brick house, No 24 Bradford street. (adjoining new Col- legiste). conveniences: also. 7-roomed one-story brick house, "No. 52' Sanford street. Town water and light. Apply No, 24 Bradford street. 35-40p TO LET--The store at present occupied by L. L. Vair, confectionery, ice cream and light Junch parlors, will be vacant in a few months' Secure this if you want one of the best. business stands in Barrie. Ap- ply Mrs. R. MacDonnell, 111 Hilton ave- nue, Toronto. 35ptfe pe tl ES FARM FOR SALE--Lot 20, con. 6, Vespra, 67 actes, 10 bush, the rest suitable for grain, fruit or vegetables; 144 miles from market and railway. Al buildings, bard and soft water. Terms can be ar- ranged. Apply to J. H. Campbell, R.R. No. 2, Barrie. 33-38p -- FOR SALE--McLaughlin-Buick, C-4 1915, % ton truck, electric lights, top and wind shield, pneumatic tires, all in firet-class "condit must be sold on account of change in business, a snap for some one. Apply to Fuller; Allen and Holmes, Dec. orators, Orangeville 32-38%) FARM FOR SALE--Lot 5, and BY of Lot 4, North half on con. 8, Innisfil. One hundred and fifty acres of good grain soil, large barn on stone- foundation with water Eerceaphe Laces cement house; good orchard. Terms arranged to suit. "a to Fred Ayerst, Barrie, box 715. e FOR SALE--One brood sow; also 15 Black Minorca her~Apply at this office.37-37p GOOD GENERAL WANTED--Good wages. Apply Mrs, Lewis, 58 Collier street. 36tfc PIANO FOR SALE--Upright. good condi- tion. Apply T. F, Irish, 162 Duckworth street 37-370 FOR SALE--Invalid rolling chair. Per- fect condition, also other articles. 4 Collier etreet. 37-37) GOOD PASTURE with abundance of wa ter, on Mill Road, Vespra. Apply Jno Gordon, Barrie 37-38p STRAYED to Russell Webb's, Stroud, small pig. Owner may bave same by paying for advt 37.A7p SHOE REPAIRING--Until Spring, I will do shoe repairing at my residence, 76 Woraley treet. N. Cotter. 37-38p MONEY LOST--$5. two $2 and $1 ($10), between post office and Perry street Finder return to this office. Reward, 37-37p ------ LOST--Sept. 2nd, three P.O. keys on Gil- lette Safety Razor Blade Key Ring. Finder please loave with Postmaster, 37:37) Serer ROOMS TO LET--Two bright cheerful rooms or would take two lady boarders, Centrally located. Apply 56 Worsley street 37-38p WANTED -- HOUSE TO RENT--Six o seven rooma with electric light and wa ter. End of October or sooner. Apply at this office. '37-37p FOR SALE--1917 Ford Touring car. newly overhauled, Hossler shock absorbers insttument board, E. B, Sutcliffe, But- cliffe's store. 37-37p LOST--Grand Trunk Pay Cheque, on Mon- duy, Sept. Ist. after receiving it at Al- landale Statis Finder will receive re- ward by leaving at this office. WANTED TO RENT--A good 6 or 7 room house. all conveniences, brick, hardwood floors; will take a year's lease. W. Roe- buck, 'Metropolitan Life Ins. Co. 37-38¢ ee FOR SALE--Seven roomed brick house. all conveniences. good repair, Burton. ave- nue. $2100. on terms to suit purchaser Geo. Wilson, 3 Owen street, Barrie 7-870 mo On Sept. 5, Geo. Cameron ship- ped 100 hogs at $19.00 per cwt. Get your Sentember butter for winter use, 56' cents per Ib. at Wisdom's. Milk advanced locally to 42 cents per quart on Sept. 4, a raise of twenty per cent. --Furs remodelled and repair- ed correctly.-- Simmons & Co., Manufacturing Furriers, 37-37¢ Through H. D. Jamieson, H. M. Stewart has sold his house in MeDonald St. to Alf. Hamlin. Mr. Wright, of The Advance, has purchased the beautiful home of Mrs. Handy, Penetang 8t Several changes in the G.T.R. trains took place last week. A corrected time-table appears on Choice XXX St, Lawrence Ap- ples wanted at T. N, Hobley's Tea and Coffee House, 26 Elizabeth St. Communicate, 37-370 Beaver Rebecen Lodge meets ist and 3rd Thursdays. Next mecting Thursday, Sept. 18. A full attendance is requested, 'Teachers are requested to send fo R. J. Fletcher as soon as pos- sible their applivations for school children's lickets for Barrie Fair. --The prices go up Oct, fst for made-to-measure -- Coilene Corsets. Get your order in naw and save the high cost. Mrs. Heard, 15 Ross St This is the time when you want to add that piece of furniture you have been needing, See W. A. Lowe's stock, Always a good stock on hand tu choose from. Tomorrow, West Simcoe Gon- servatives meet at Creemore to nominate a candidate for the approaching provincial elections. W. 'T. Allan, M.P.P., is likely to he chosen again. ~ Late potatoes have made good growth during the last fow weeks and prospects are bright for a kood crop. A local dealer is of the opinion that they will sell at about $1.50 per bag this Fall. a carload of saddle Yesterday horses aml ponies belonging to Sir John Eaton, being taken from his summer home in) Muskoka, were unloaded here and his hays will ride and drive them to To- ronto. Included in the lot was a natty team of grey. driving ponies, Mr. Justice Lengox will pro- side at the fall assizes which open at Owen Sound on Sept, 16. There are four criminal cases and one civil action, the most important of the Crown cases being that against Neil] Goutts, charged with the murder of Wm. Umbach at Ayton on July 26 One ton of No { clover honey on sale, Saturday, Sept. 13, at 27 cents per !b. at Wisdom's. Adlet Sold The Wheat W. G. Kennedy is another satisfied user of The Examiner Adlet Column. He in- vested sixty cente to advertise his seed wheat and in s short time disposed of itis stock of 600 bushels. Farmers wisbing to buy or sell things can use The Examiner to good advantage, re JERSEY CLOTH BELT FOUND--Enquire Examiner office. 37.37¢ GOOD RUBBER-TIRED BUGGY for sale, nearly new, 118 Penetang street. 37-tfc FOR SALE--Two good milch cows, and two spring pigs. Apply T. H. Huff, Le. froy. 37:37p TWO FURNISHED ROOMS to rent. 5 minutes walk from Collegiate. Apply. Examiner office. 37-37p COTTAGE TO RENT with garden. 191 Maple avenue, corner Dalton, $7.00. Ap- ply Mrs. Creswicke. 37-370 SWEATER LOST. on Sunday, Sept. 7, be-| WANTED TO RENT--By Oct. 15, small tween: Barrie Hospital and past Union Cemetery. old rose sweater trimmed with white Angora, Leave at this office. 37p-38.39¢ STUDIO OPENING--Mrw. Isabel Day. teacher of China Decorating, and Mrs. F. 8. Williams. teacher of Drawing and house or flat with conveniences. quire Examiner office. BROWN DOG FOUND--Came to premises of J. 8. Campbell. 64 John street west, week ago. Owner may have same by paying expenses, 37-37) eS Painting, will hold an opening st Mrs,|WANTED--A number of youths to serve Day's studio, 33 Louisa street, on Wed., day, Sept. 17, 18, 19. 4 to ; and Wednesday evening. 8 to exhibiting their own and their pupile' "work. 37-37¢ DOG LOST on Sunday night between Bar- rie snd Bradford or around Barrie, s Boston Bull dog about one year old. Four white feet. white strip down centre of head from his eyes. white' bregst, has large knarl in his tail and to "Buster"; had no tag on at the time. Rewarti offered for his return. Notify I. C. Insley, 2876 Dundas street, west. Toronto. Person caught harboring thie apprenticeship at first-class trades. Good opportunities to learn shipbuilding. For particulars apply by letter or in person to The Collingwood Shipbuilding Co., Ltd., Collingwood, -Ont. 37-39¢ WM. L. BRENNAN, formerly of the Auto Electrical Service Co., Toronto, _ has Opened up a battery service station at 122 Bradford street. Call on us if you have electrical trouble and have your batteries tested. Distilled water free. All mokes of batteries recharged and re- paired. Sat is electric dog after this notice will be prosecuted. |BOOKS--Owing to lack of room in changed 37-37p HERE WE ARE--The Empire Fur Co. We have come to this store for Business. We wilt carry ut all times » full line of Ready-to-Wear Furs and will also do all kinds of Repairing and Remodelling on Men's, Ladies' and Children's Furs, We will also make your furs up in the latest fashions. We guarantee satisfaction, no matter. what the order may be, Give us 8 trial and you will find our prices are from 25 to 50 per cent. lower than our competitors'. A deposit now will se- cure your furs. The Empire. Fur Co., 3 Elisabeth street, Barrie. Watch the window for specials. 37p-tfe quarters henceforth. I will sell most of large books in my library: 10 quarto volumes (sbout 800 pages each) Cham. jlision, although probably under the limit bers Encyclopedia (cloth), Tropical and Polar Worlds (illustrated with many fine scenes and bound in morocco with gilt' back), Jubilee Edition of Queen Viotoria's Life and Reign (illustrated), Wonders of Earth, Air, Sky and Sea (many thrilling and beautiful illustra- tions), Father Chiniquay's Fifty Years in the Church of Rome, Dean Farrar's Addresses, Life of Livingston. Have not ie pated Farmers of Ontario. room to mention half the number, Will 37-37p 2 En. |0 ¢ Fall Whether its Coating You should see our Navy Blue and Black Serg- Corset keeping. Motor Cases in Court Friday was s field day in the Police Court for automobile cases. Several im- portant decisions were given in reference to right of and eight cases of "lights out" drew a penalty from the Bench. The case laid against Geo. B. McLean by Chief King was dismissed, and His Wor- ship in dismissing it said that it was slmost & physical impossibility for a motorist 10 keep to the right-of-way when making the turn from Elizabeth street on to Bayfield. On August 16, about 11.30 p.m., Geo. McLean: drove his cur st moderate pace along Elizabeth towards the Five Points. He was sbout to turn on to Bayfield, when he noticed a car driven by Mr, Brit» ton, now of Chatham and formerly of Bar- rie, coming down Clapperton street, Mr. McLean stepped his car dead but the other car ran into him. The matter was, apparently, amicably settled between the two miotoriste. but Mr. McLean was sum- moned under By-Law 889. which is the local by-law to regulate traffic in the pub lic streets. Alex. Cowan appeared for Mr. McLean, and the case created considerabie interegt as it appeared to be a decision as right-of-way when turning this cor- ner. P.M. Radenhurst personally viewed the scene, and after considering the evid ence dismissed the case. each party to pay his own costs, Fred Bolter of Toronto was fined $5 and costs (over $17 in all), the Court finding that be was on the wrong side of the street when his car and one driven by 'Chas. Harris of Grenfel collided on Brad- ford street, on the afternoon of August 16, The case was Iai art, on the instig: \ ald Ross sppesring for Mr. Bolter and Alex Cowan for Mr. Harris. From the evid- ence of Mr. Bolter he claims to have thought Harris was about to turn to the left to go on to Vespra street. and that he also turned slightly to the left to avoid Mr. Harris' car. The latter, claimed that he had simply turned slightly to the left to avoid something on the pave- ment and that he was still on the right side of the road. The Magistrate found that Mr. Harris, who was going but ten miles an hour, was on the right side of the road, and that Mr. Bolter had not his car under sufficient control to avoid the col- of twenty miles an hour. It is said that Mr, Bolter will appeal the case. ever is running the poitical campaign for TRUE CORSET ECONOMY IS RIGHT CORSET because every woman can be comfortably fitted in a fashionable Corset when she realizes that this means obtaining support where it is most needed. Every pretty model is cut simply and with th mind. Prices $4.50, $4.00, $3.75, $3.00, $2.50, $2 With every dollar purchase we give you a 5c Coupon. See the nice goods at little prices, .|per cent however, |ures for the weather since Ang 20: Woollens Are Most Interesting Suitings or Materials for Dresses, there is a wealth of new suggestions here and in the dependabie qualities you connect with this store. Broadcloths in their warmth of colo presented for the new Fall Suits. designers have given much New Fall Models, are if possible, su Sons, easy priced $4.00, $3.50, $3.00, $2.25, $2.00. en' COME TO BARRIE BIG FAIR MONDAY, TUESDAY & WED- NESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 23, 24 Oe ee a ee LOOKING NEAT is easily accomplished in these fetching new House Dresses. They are something more than useful, for all they are practical and good looking. Most of the styles are of Percale and ham, the best choice of materials as far as looks, launderi long life go in garments of service. lows RAILWAY EMPLOYES Numbers ee 141,224 155,901 178,652 150,142 124.142 144.770 148,175 143.493 8 74,613,738 94,237,623 115,749,825 111,762, 90,21 104,300.647 - 129,626,187 of Canada, and the compensation re- by them, is shown in the table be- Numbers-- 1916 10,622 1917 11,696 1918 . 11,646 Sulariex and wages-- 1916 < . $ 8,767,734.17 1917 . 9,451,685.31 1918. . 11,840,863.86 Salaries and wages were equal to 67.53 of operating expenses. Hot September Days Some unusually bot weather for Sep- tember was experienced during the past week. the mercury touching 82, 87 and pectively. Following are the official fig- tions $1.00 per year, taken through this office. ring, fine weight and firm weave are specially SIMPLY BUYING THE e idea of frequent laundering in .25, $1.25. Sizes 34 to 51. 88 on Saturday, Sunday and Monday ree- | Thursday, September 11, 194 Special Value in Silk Dress Pop- ins. thought to Fall models in perior to those of past sea- Ging-_ ng and -- BORN FRALICK--At Minesing on Sept. 6, 1919, to Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Fralick, a'daugh ter, (Annie Frances). 'amet SMITH--At RV, Hospital, Sept. 5, t Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Smith, © daughter, MARRIED ASTRIDGE--KISSOCK--At Central Meth. odist parsonage, on Saturday, Sept. 6, 1919, by Rev. H. Moore, Mary Beatrice c k to Chas. Astridge, both of Bar- rie. DeRIVERS--FOWLER--At 101 Bradford street. Barrie, on August 28, 1919, by the Rev. E. B. Taylor, Frederick DeRiv. ers of Barrie to Miriam Fowler of Elm, Cambridgeshire, England. GRIFFITH -- RICHARDSON -- In Collier Street Methodist Church. Barrie. on Wednesday, Sept. 10, by Rev. R. J. Fal- lis, Viola May, daughter of Mra. E. Richardson, Barrie, to William Durham Griffith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Grif- fith, Barrie, KEARNS--THOMPSON--On Sept. 6, in Toronto by the Rev. J. J. Ferguson, of Bathurst Methodist Church, Frances E. Thompson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Thompson of Barrie, to James C. Kearns, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. R. rns of Beeton. DIED , | BIRCH--In Barrie, on Sept, 4, 1919, Charlotte Birch," aged 81" year? A FERGUSON--In Barrie, Sept. 5. 1919, Revs, daughter of Me. and Mrs Arthur 'erguson, john street, | omer in street, aged 1 month, ;THOMPSON--In Barrie, Sept, 6, | William Crawford 'Thompson, yel 1919, aged 53 Card of Thanks 74', Miss Birch desires to thank th "A kind friends and neighbors for Kindan, and sympathy shown in her recent beresve, ment. ee 91 Wellington Street West, Toronto Refer to Sarjeant & King, Barrie, Barrie's Big Fair, Sept. 22, 23 and 24, e - ( ; 4 | j | { - " | } | | A 6 : | } | j » ©