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IB, Allandale, ------------s + = YOUR AUTO kus for any- URRY, 36 ----s UILDING or of lumber or to order on th, Lumber, 1 as Tailoring ) us, A fine J. FWISS "THE BARRIE EXAMINER $3,000.00 BETTER BABY COMPETITION Six Classes. for Boys and Girls and Two Sweepstakes for Best Boy and Girl competing. Toronto Doctor Judge. to Talks by Child Wel- fare Nurse, Ample accommoda- tion in rest room for babies and mothers. THIS IS EVERYBODY'S FAIR DON'T FAIL TO COME IN PRIZES Large Increase in Prizes. GRAND ENTERTAIN- MENT in the Main Building at the Fair Grounds, Tues.,. Sept. 23rd at 8 p.m. "MYSTO," World's Greatest Ilusion- ist Acrobatic Acts by New York Co. Guelph Jazz Band. Jewish Monologues. Etc., Ete., Etc. !!! All for 25 cents -- No extra charge for Reserved Seats Members' Tickets not "for this Concert, good Barrie's Big' Fair SEPT. 22-2324 Greater Exhibit of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Poultry _ SPEEDING IN THE RING---LARGE PRIZES--EXCITING CONTESTS ~ f [ NEARLY HALF A MILE OF MIDWAY Monkey Driving Auto. Pony and Dog Show La Blanche's Phys- ical Culture Exhibi- tion and Museum of Wonders. Merry-Go-Round and Pony Ride and a score more--Largest Midway outside the City. Heaps of Fun for Old and Young. ' -- 'DON'T MISS THE PEACE YEAR SHOW DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE CLARK : RAZILLIAN TRIPLE TRAPEZE TROUPE and the Roman Ladder Equilibristic Act from New York City eS Before Grand Stand Each Day. FLOWER SEE THE BIG SHOW NEW POULTRY QUARTERS BIG SHOWING OF BIRDS ADMISSION--Everything has gone up but the price to see Barrie's Big Fair and it's the same old price: Adults, 25c, Children, 15c; and Autos and Other Vehicles, 25c. This is Everybody's Fair, Don't Fail to Come." DANIEL QUINLAN, Pres. Prize lists from Secretary, or Rural Mail Carriers. R. J. FLETCHER, Sec'y. SS ea eS SSS SS SS SS ULSD PIANIST ACCOMPANIST C. P. FARRELL ° Orchestra furnished for Dances and all occasions © Herbert. Ave., Toronto ee Notice of Application for Divorce NOTICE is hereby given that William George McBride +f the City of Toronto in the Province of Ontario, a returned soldi will apply to the Parliament of Canad the next Bession thereof for s Bill of vorce from his wife Mary Elisabeth Me- Bride (formerly Robertson) of the Town of Barrie in the County of Simcoe, on the ground of adultery. DATED at Barrie this 11th day of July, 1919. William George McBride by his Solicitor D.C. Murchiso: - COWIE The Farmer Should Keep His Name on the Mall Box! 'The Government at Ottawa de- cided several years ago that the rural population of Canada were entitled lo receive better mail service than they had been get- ting and, at great expense, in- augurated free delivery all through the settled portions of the Provinces, Boxes and +fit- lings were forwarded to all the. people living on rural lines, who desired them, at cost price. The name of each patron was print- ed on the box and a cut of his name enclosed with the furnish- ings so that as soon as the name showed signs of fading a little fresh paint could be applied and the name could always be read easily by any person driving on the public highway. That was the mail carrier's guide to make delivery. The peoplé, or a great majority of them, have grown careless in the matter. They look for their mail to be deliver- ed correctly and yet eight out of every ten: boxes haven't the sign | The New F, ancy Goods Store Wools, Stamped Goods, )Children's Wear, Pullovers and Sweater Coats, Beads and all lines of Fancy Goods. : Clapperton Street---East Side SUCCESSORS TO MISS ARMITAGE q }edn--any man-- who drives .|live and do business,--St. Marys of a name on them now. The mail carrier is neither steel nor cast-iron and is liable to all the diseases of the human race. Some 'day he will have to send a stranger over the route and the new man will find what-he is up against when he gets to the box. No name: can't deliver. Gets to a cross-section of the line where several boxes are at the corner. 'This time he runs into greater difficulties: a whole group of boxes and nol @ name, and the owner of the boxes agreed with the Government that they would maintain and keep in order the line, shovel away the snow from around the boxes and assist in keeping the road open in winter. Tey are a favored people: mail delivered three hundred and thir- teen days in the year, right to the gate, free. The mail carrier goes every day; no holidays, not even Christmas or New Year's Day. As the Frenchman says: every day." Are you trying to make the delivery of mail matter as perfect as possible? We hear a lot about the breaking faith with the farmer; has the farmer done what he agreed to with the Government? Ask the mail carrier; or, bettgr still, look at your mail box and see how a new man could deliver your mail correctly. This is a matter that concerns the farmer more even than it does the mail carrier, so straighten up your posts and get your name repaint- ed on your mail boxes so that a the road may know where you Journal. o,f Don't Buen Chaff or Straw Mix Cane Mola with old hay, straw, chaff, ensilage, etc., and feed to all your live-stock. Cane Mola produces more milk, builds flesh faster, keeps stock -health- ier and reduces feeding cost to a minimum. Used by successful breeders all over the country. Sold by Alex. & CO. - McKee, Barrie, Ont. 38ch "Every day, every day, every day, | Government | Man Must Plow and Sow in Order to Reap From the Montreal Star) 'The great waste of productive energy due to the war cannot be supplied excepting by hard work, A depressing feature of the present situation almost every- where is the attempt to substi- lute for honest effort entailing exertion some alteration of form of system, which is ex- pected tu permit an easy triumph over embarrasing facts. Much faith is placed in j Phrases, whieh seem to be re.~ ; garded either as engines of pro~ duction or as keys to unlock in- exhaustible stores of the earth's |bounty. Anything; meets with 'favor except' the rude alterna- 'tive or buckling down to a grap- ple with things as they are. cope of profiting must very markedly while more and more of the people | follow the line of least resistance and refuse to accept their task Jin life without all available un- earned assistance. No large part | of the population have been made the sole heirs of rich relatives overnight. The profiteer who overcharges jhis customers breaks an econ- omic law. Sitmilarly, all others who altempt to "ride the system" violate a fixed and invariable rule. They take more than they pay for. . The whole attitude is false and dangerous towards _ industry, society or life itself. Those con- cerned may enjoy themselves for a while, but they invite a dis- illusionment gravely distressing. And a sadder part of it is that the innocent, often must suffer' as well as the guilty. The people not in a position to indulge in joy-riding are yet liable to be' run down and to share in a wide- spread disaster. A certain percentage of the Population always have been attracted by. proposals to make gold bricks out of ..condensed sunbeams. The percentage ap- pears to have grown by leaps and bounds of late, owing presum- ably to relaxation from war 'Teachers are requested to send to R. J. Fletcher as soon as pos- sible their applications for school | 'ohildren's tickets for Barrie Fair. tasks, unusually high prices and the general aftermath of a world disturbance, " But the world remains one in ==£[--__--X-_ which man must plow and sow in order to reap. Essentially is this a duty when stores of all kinds are low. Humanity will trave to realize the truth in time, no matter whal happens to these wonderful schemes for political, industrial and social reform, Whether we continue as freemen or as slaves by our own decision or under the orders of the auto- crat chosen to attempt a cleaning up, we will have to continue by the same old route of worry and hard work. The time has come to abandon the gold-rush. There is no gold but the reward of energy. District Meeting The Methodist churches of Rarrie District held their annual! financial meeting in the Central Methodist Church, Barrie, on Wednesday, Sept. 40. In the afternoon the Methodist National Campaign was discussed, ad- dresses being given by Rev. H. Moore, Rev. R. Morton and Rev. Dr. Burns, 'This campaign in- cludes a great united evangelis- tic effort throughout the Domin- jon and the raising of funds for, extension work 'in missions, edu- | cation, ete, 'The leaders of the, Chureh, after much prayerful consideration, have inaugurated , a ul forward movement hav-! ing for its objective 100,000 add- itions to chureh membership, 100,000 8. School scholars, 200 000 pledged intercessors, 200 000° pledz al workers, 100,000. p! tian stew- ards, 5000 volunteers for life service, and $4,000,000, in addi- tion to the usual current revenue dresses were given by Rev. W. B Smith, B.A., of Orillia, and Rev, Dr. Burns, of Toronto," The Dis-j trict, Meeting unanimously and enthusiastically approved of the! campaign and agreed to accept| their share of the responsibility. A Long swim A remarkable story of the en- durance of a young heifer has len brought down to North 'To- ronto by the residents who spent last week al the terminus of the Metropolitan Railway al Lake Simeve. The cow was about to be slaughtered when it broke away and made for the water and swam right out into the lake. No boat was available at the place and the animal disappeared from JSENNETTS ORIGINAL BATHING BEAUTIE/ Grand Opera House Monday night, Sept. 28th. Dates of Fall Fairs, 1919 BARRIF. .. Sept, 22 to 24 Alliston Oct. 2 and 3 Beeton . +++. Oct. 7 and 8 Bradford . . Oct. 14 and 15 Bracebridge » Sept. 25 and 26 Coldwater - Sept. 25 and 26 Cookstown pt. 30 and Oct. 1 Elmvale 4.2... Oct. 1, 2, 3 q e usual ® Midland « Sept, 29 to Oct. 4 of all the Church funds [Newmarket .... Sept. 26.25, 26 In the evening inspiring ad-'Opo vies Sept. 19 acket of WILSON'S Sold by all Drug: tia, Grocers and Geneval Btoce sight, Thirty-six hours later it sackets . was discovered by Big Canoe, the |. Seathes, son of the old chief of the Ojib- pmente--Koop you, Ryse way Indians on Georgina Island suog = i = reserve, After its long swim the Burn, if angi od apimal was near collapse, but it Inflamed or: was rescued by the Indians, who See rare phan, Sate foe Infant ox A notified the owners that they had Canada. 'Free: itNewmarket Express-Herald. Book. Company, Chicago, U.S.8. Cc a Package before the war c a package during the war C a package ow THE FLAVOUR LASTS SO 00