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~ . GOOD YORKSHIRE SOW--'With ten- pigs `for sale. Wm. Campbell, Shanty Bay.; 131...... ~n1n nun `n, 1..__.._................._._...._.._.._.__.._.....__._.., TEAM OF HORSES for sale. 7 years old Apply to John McGill, Box 414, Barrie.` 3 | V \o'I1\ll.\Jl.'J cock:-rels don, Ont. lU|' aulc. 11 Au- Phone 910, Oro. -....------. CHOICE -_..-I.. _ .~--._.. __ DOG FOR SALE---Thoroughbx'ed English j, Lidmn Bull Dog, Male, 2 years. housebroken andl0V'eI` the ;pcrfect with children, pedigreed. "Price; MY 3 twenty-five dollars to a good home`. Phone iC0b0\U'8 329w. _ ` . . . 45p%Brown 0` - ', ' Mr. am ! _ . CARPENTER WORK, of any kind, con-E ?tract or day work; no delay; reasonable; terms. Get. your outside work done r.-1t,j . then youronring can be made new. Gar-E age work a speciul'_v. Apply to L. F. Hill,; ----:--------.--.._ Z Bnx 71 or _104 Sophia St. T 44-45; ---__. `WELDING. BRAZING AND CUTTING `by E` _ oxy~acetelene process. Broken stove parts ` `repaired; Farm implements welded and 1 ` worn parts built. up. Carbon `removcde by oxygen process. A. R. Parsons Gar-V3] `vin`s_ garage, Elizabeth St. Phone 968!` ' - 40-45cL i ;WOULD ISIKE TO` Eused to machinery; _1 ?work; with from tw `dollars `to invest ix ---- --- -u. 3:.-1.0 `Bun: TO `HEAR from party -La not afraid of honest5: two to three hundred gt in proposition when-e'. ,seven or eight ,'hundred dollars can bei ;made this fall and winter. Not a selling`! Qpmposition. Full value for money invested. Business prevents -advertiser giving time to this work. Apply Box Z Enmminerq / 45` i I 9 i ( I ! `or a battery left to right 0]. nGodsmn- 1 II? Monday. Novemibzr -1-3:--Mrs`. 80 Sanford St., Barrie, auction McOohkey,_ auctioneer. ` '" | HI--. x1-.......km- 99 .____Q,_ _I_ household furniture. Sale at 1 p.,m, ! McUonKey,_ aucuuucm . Wednesday, November 22,--S. J. Brown- ing, lot 16, con. 4, Iuniafil, farm stock and implgments. `Sale at 1 13.111. W. A- Mc-5 X , _ - I ""` -- - 1 --_ \Y...n}n|'\nr ---MTB. l Gonkey, aucuoneer. ? Thursday, November M. Clary; lot 24; us, farm stock and imp 1 pan. W. A. con. 3, McConkey, auctioneer. 23,---Mrs. Martha`? Essa, near Aug-I lements. Sale at, per word {I AGAR--In `loving mem mother. Mrs. passed away v-----. __V of dear Alexander Agar, who November 7th, 1916. Six years have passed, dear, mot-hm`. Since you were called away. ' But God and His loved angels Haw: gained what I have lost." But loving `thoughts will always linger At the grave laid. -,_Y\c"n'|nl1I'A!' where you are I 2 cents wordyminimum nu coma - 1 IIIIIIIII I IIIIIIHI P ._ / blla `II I lr.o v-uw ' Mrs. John.Dlxen, Barrie, wishes to thank her kind friends and neighbors in her ge- cent sad bereavement. 45p The family. of the late Mrs. S. Reynolds wish to thank their friends for many acts of kindness and sympathy shown in con- nection with the illness and death of gu- . _ p __-AL.... HULL U mother. ---'Z"""_. at the Olym- , starting at 8 s for Satur~ 45 Buy advertised things. ,,,__-_`-4-- , | `s Live Stock_For Say: - I-I\II\l V - ., TRIOW--At Elmvale on Tuesday, Nov. 1922, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Harry L ..._I ._g -Fr_operty To Let PEN of Barred Rocks, young: bred from Pringle strain. Lon-3 . Apply Fisher Flour Mills. 45-46? ._._..._-._-.-__.___..__.___.---_:. T Help Whnted Cl_EDlT SALES "-L -- 1 9 ,,,nn Miscellaneous i IIVI Ell"!-u---I-v 1 unber 13,--Mrs`. Burtou,j I i `Barrie, sale of -- Qnln n} 1 n [n W_ LUV IHZIUB, WV.`-H Uhunsu Apply at Examiner -_--Dimghter nu ~.'v.. 45-46p , ':'x"xu}1' yuu\..u.,, .. RC b a Mr. A. Simmons Vofi'I`oront.oi; _* '- -`_'-lwere Thanksgiving visitors at the home of. :dp::3,Mr. and Mrs. R. Sweeney, Mc-Donald St. BmO`.ed', Miss Ermina Craven, Bradford St., and `Miss Audrey Clifton. Sanford St., spent [e their holidays with friends in Newmarket. 40.4,-"ml Harley H._ Brown, traveller, Northern ------ Ontario, spent over t-heholiday with his party`-`parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Brown, Blake `stun-inn} QC l ...... -.. .__.x..-...--.__....- -.__..~_ l-;`>Fx% z>z<%LLxx>x<>x- yxoxoxc-xoioxoxoxc M1 : and Mrs. Wm. `C-xftllie -are in '_I'ox"- `onto for ten days. - 11:... m..a... ~A.A....I. :. `mach 'rn'H1nQn OHM) 10] (1! uuys. V 3 Miss Gladys Ardagh is with Toronto} ifriends for'a fewweeks. " ` i II_ ._.I -ll _. I'\_L2.. Al` '1`...-.....L.\ savanna` mixed own- IKIUINB IUK II IVY!" WCCAB Mr. and Mrs. Dobie of Toronto spent` the holiday at '1`. Metcalf's. }_ - Mr. and Mrs. John Irvine of the S00 are visiting relatives in town. 7 1 , Mrs. Fred W. Ottnn will not receive ; again until after the new `year. ]. Campbell _R-aivkes of the-O.A.C.,-`Guelph, `was in town for Thanksgiving. 1 u... u-...:....... .u1,:....,... nr R-m-In-ill! W38 In town 101' Lnunxsgn/lug. > Mrs. Mortimer Atkinson" of Brockville! `is the guest of Mrs. G. H. Eaten. 13....` n..n:.... .;.-"1 A.,..mMm- NnIan`arni IS Elle guest: U1 HITS. U: 11.. Dltll. l Mrs} Palling ahd daughter Helen ` are` [spending a few days in Toronto. , 1 .11.. `D 11 (lilac Rlnlm Rh. hm: nmma. to! Auuuzunen vane uva-um.-J -.. `(w-----D .. - - ... I Miss Elsie; McBride of `Toronto was Ta` ThanksgivingAgueat_of Mrs. P. Bremner. 112, 1r _, I _.;'_.t |l..-.l......l.l 11" final.-.L I .=ard, reel 5:. ` - _ 3'; Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Filgiano of Ham- Eilton spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. -;D.TJ. Quinlan. - Mr. and M135. W._R. King went to Tor- .3 ;onho. to enjoy Thanksgiving with Mr. ';King s father. _ 5:` n....m `Llnvrl nf Toronto snent Thank? Iupuuuxug I: new uuya Au lUlUt`Un ' T'Mrs. P. B. Giles. Blake St., has gone to`! England _to spend the winter months. - I 11! u,.,-_ :_ ;.:__:A=._- L-.. -:..s .... 3 I I-IIIEIGDIIII UV \7"\'Il`I Illw wrung-V- ---v-----. 1, Mrs. Wm. Lines is visiting [her sister- ` tn-law, Mrs. H. My-.rs, m Walkexfville. C` ' I `I IN T\ 'n__'___ _..__a. 4.1.... gu-gun ggnu. ;;., aA_yn |\)' In vcdnonwn vvn-wt Dr. and Mrs. G. R. Bugns Vspent thei Thanksgiving holiday in Collmgwood. I an-:__ nI_:- `ll_D_:J_ -t "!'........4... ..mu 4:} sston. . . Mrs. Lawson and Mix Helen Lawson, ,Blake St., haxe gone to Oakville for the i-winter. a n- .._-.1 u... 11. A 'I..:l... at n.-In -mmi F.'*9' `uaI`.\l 6I'IlI6A 6193! _\Il `I100. Q I -rnv-<--v-- | Miss Kay Lett7of Macdonald Hall, Guelph, visited" Mrs. W.`A. Boys for the holiday. 3 1- In I I,I _.:,A:4:.__l 7: King's tether. ; M David_ Lloyd of Toronto spent Than,k:-gs? jgiving ivith his grandmother. Mrs. J. :McL. Stevenson. . E. Mrs. Claud Faux and daughter. Doris. vofe'I`oronto, were at Rev. Wm.-Hipkin s Hover the holiday. W Isabel Walker and Miss Marjorie ,Laidmen of VictoriaoUniversity were home] {over holiday. gi Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Young and son of e`.Cobourg were wi h Mr. and Mrs. W. V. 5.3:-own over Sunday - and Mrs. Robert Wilson were in Mid-; --gland attending` the wedding of Mrs. Wil- n1son's sister on Wednesday. ... n__ n u n:.......... T. and rlnn1,rhfm`.I -are spending three weeks at_ Ton-ance,4 -wmter.A I Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Zeihr ,0_f Osh awa, spent over the holiday with the latter'si parents. T 5 i Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cox, WellingtonVSt..` 5 I l 1 ll..- Y_I'.....L.._L Q...\....Il A6 "I'M.-nn.n'ia tho? ; Muskoka. ;MuBKOK8. ` . _ g 1 Mrs. Herbert Sennell of Toronto is the; 3guest of her sister, Mrs. R. H. McConkey, ,3 Tiffin sc. . . 1:: nil- !V...I......n'.\ uotr` Mm M I-Tpnrh-vl , '1'1mn ac. Miss Ella coxeinan and Mags. M. Hendryi of Toronto spent Thanksgiving with Bar-9 Erie relatives; " `L \l_.. 1--..-- '1! D...`..1, II` llirllnmvl in vieinoi =ne remuves. _ - . E 1 Mrs. James H. Park of Midland is visiting? {with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. G. How- =ard, Peel St. : u- ....A M... nan-it Filuinnn of `Ham-f json's meter Weanesuay. , E Mrs. E. H. Firman, Jr., and daughter.] |Inez Morine, are spending two weeks with; eMrs. C. F. Moreton in Midland.` 1 Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Smith. Bradford St., have been visiting in Toronto with Mrs.Z =Ernest Burridge, Kingston Road. ! 9 .u.. .....x -M... Alan I-`l.nI>.c-hihsnn motoredi Ernest Burndge, mngswn noun. 5 1 `Mr, and Mrs. Alan Hutchinson motoredi ito Mount Forest on Saturday and spent} over "the holiday with friends there. . Mrs. S. Weaymouth is visiting her;; daughter, Mrs. Glenn Baker, and her sis-3; -, ter. Mrs. J. W. Meeks, in Toronto. 9 } Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Laing and Missi ;Haz'el -Mart of Toronto spent Thanks-i ggiving with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Man`. 1 Frank, Gerald and `Horace Quinlan of 1 iToronto spent. Thanksgiving 'with their- -parents. Mr. `and Mrs. D. J.` Quinlan. ' i i and Mrs. ofoToront.oi iwere Tiianksgixving home of 1 . .u-_n......I'..l as i }[Jl'llVllIy unan uuu ..--... _. - . %St. T , ` "Mrs. B. M. Armstrong andMaster Jack ispent the holiday at the home of her par- I tau `ems. M1-._ and Mrs. E. D. Brown, Blake - Ivem nth. Lun. nan. .---... ._. 7 , 6 'aSt - i Miss Tanis Macharen of the Havergal `College staff. Toronto. -and Alastair Mac- }La:en of Hamilton were home for the `holiday. ` T . Mr. and Mrs. A. Lennox and family `are leaving at the end of November "for astratford where Mr. -Lennox is starting a ]coal business. I u. A Mr: W .1 Punch have returned lcoal business. _ 5 Mr. and Mrs. VV. J. Peach have to their home in Rockwood after a visit `with the 1attcr's parents, Mr. and Mrs. B.- 1 W. ' Rhinehart. ~ M1`. and Mrs. Will G. Reilly motored ;from Toronto on Sunday and spent over |`Thanksgi`ving Day at the home of J. J. .1a...:u. rn,...:u ` i Lllullnngnvxnns -. `Smith, Utopia. I 11.. .....I Min l Smith, Utopia. ' Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Fletcher. left. this` lmorning for Toronto where their'son; Tom, iis dangerously ill following an operation lin Christie St. Hosoital. ` V ' 1 Miss Myrtle Hill and Mr. and Mrs.` ;Plowman motored up from Toronto -and snent over. the. holiday with Mr. and Mrs. William Hill. VSt_mford St. 1 u- .....x Ms: M Matnnl Miss Verner William Hill. Vsantora at. | Mr. and Mrs. H. Metcalf, Miss `and Mr. and Mrs. Orval Metcalf. spent the ihonday with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. '1`. Metcalf, Kemnenfeldt St in`... r!......:.; l`mnnwnn&l_ who has been " Metcalf, Kemuenteldt at Miss Carrie Greenwood, who beenii in Victoria. B.C., with her brother, E.B. Greenwood. for the last two _\'e:irs, has ,gone to San Diego, California. ' Miss Esther Bimt of Toronto. and Miss Florence Bunt and `lady friend of Parry l {Sou-nd. snentie the week-end with their `parents, Rev. and Mrs. W. T. Bunt. B. VW. Paget, resident engineer on the T. & N. 0. James Bay extension from ` Cochrane, visited several days with his wife and family and Mrs. W. 0. Andrew. ~Geo. Livingstone shoe merchant, who ihas been in the Western hospital for several weeks, was operated upon last week and, is reported to be making favorable pl 0gl'058. I Mr, and Mrs. J. Kearns, M1ss_3et_a MT. 8110 `N138. J. xuzcuuu, .....,.. --...__ Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. 8. Bond, Keith Ailnens and Harold Smyt-he, all of Toronto, spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Sewrey.' H H. Creswicke, Jack Scott, Clifford Belyiea. Will and Herbert Wilson, Percy Vi- vian. Wm. Carr, Chas.` Mchlertin and Bar- rett Partridge, all of Toronto; spent Thanks giving in town. ' Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Scott,` and Miss Annie Scott of Gilford and Mr. and `Mrs. Ernest Scott and little Miss Grace, Scott of Cooks- towri spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ` PERSONAL Zfirgg BARRIE EXAMINER Poucmzk ENJOINED ; mom INTl':`.RFl:`.RlNG_ Judge Orders That He Take No Part in Minet s Park 1 ' ` Management. . I find that -Mr. Poacher is a `very unsat- isfactory manager and that the plaintiffs ` ;have every reason to feel dissafsfied with his actions. His manner in Court con- vinced me that he is a promoter who gives :very little consideration if any to other, lparties in `any enterprise he gets them to {put their money in. I find -th_at- he was so iunsatisfactory as a manager that the plain- ,tiffs are justified in wanting to prevent him `from having anything to do with the real lmanagement. of the Park. While I cannot {say that anything has been shown to me- iso far that he has been dishonest inhia. 'accounts yet the way in which he handled` :the accounts and handled the money and `the absolute control that he seemed to think he had over them I am of opinion that the plaintiffs are.justified in thinking that the accounts should be taken and that [the institution wouldbe much better with- out him in the active management of its affairs. . - -m__ _1-:__.:u.. A- ....4 ..,.I. amt LL. .-tn!-an (Continued from page 1)" arranrs. I The plaintiffs do not ask that his rights! ibe taken away from him under t_he*or-I Iiginal agreement, _that is they. admit that} }he is entitled -to his sixty-five per. cent`. - of the profits in lieu of wages for his eer- ivices in the management and development `of the Park and the remaining thirty-five per. cent. of the profits to he the property of the syndicate... and, of course. this is to be subject to the 8 per. cent. per. annum on :the full amount subscribed by the syndicate which is to be a first charge. `I'.. ...'l.lI1n.. on 61-in` !sf\llI` Q:-Anktaa fhiaf. iwrvcn IS [0 De 8. Ilrsl. cuurgu. , In addition to the other troubles that ithe syndicate were having `with Poucher it-hey found that he had incurred liabilities }to the extent of somewhere about $1,700.00 iwhich have to be provided for. -Membersl *of the syndicate or the Trustees had little to do with the incurring oi these liabilities.` [They didn't, therefore, like paying these tliabilities under the management of Mr.` ]Poucher and 1 think they are justified in athe stand they take. They state that this liability will be provided for but theyAdon t want Mr. Poucher to have anything to._do `with the management of the Park. l 76 :... 4. kn 1..-L.mA that Mr Pam-,1-mr will our; THTRILLIS NOT % -lxif ENOUGH FOR GRlFFITH I 1 One thrill is usually counted on for theiM risuceess of the average motion picture ti `lie-gature. There are many in `D. W. Grif- S` fith s great dramatic epic, Orphans of W Slthe Storm." an adaptation of Kate Clax- B "lton s The Two Orphans," and-which-3' fl under a United Artists Corporation released} `iwill be shown next week at the Newytl jDreamland Theatre. and in several of these` Monte Blue is the hero. This famous act- t` 0.or, part Cherokee Indian and originally 3 tfla rider in wild, westerns," long` since won stellar eminence, but Mr. Griffith gave a him the greatest role of his career in the p part of Danton, leader of the French Re- f volutionary uprising. .. `ic Early in the story Danton s life is sought \by the hired thugs that the Royalists em- d t ployed to kill off the Revolutionists. C Danton fights the advance guard superbly, then finds refuge in the lodgings of the 0 orphan Henriette Girard, who by a clever f ruse diverts the pursuers elsewhere. Later: Danton repays the favor by pleading for the" girl`s life before the Revolutionary Tribunal and by riding with her reprieve 1 even to the steps of the guillotine. 1 The ride to the rescue IS punctuated bylt a battle between horseman and a group ( of the Robespierre faction. This is all thrilling afiair at the gate of Paris. 'I"he~ horses belong to the U. S. Governmenti cavalry. and the riders are either activelt or ex-army men. The cavalry have been.4 .sov photographed that they seem to bel rushing on the theatre-spectators who arei looking at them. The effect is said to sur- l pass even the famed Klu Klux_Klan ride 4 in The Birth of a Nation." . 3 The abduction scene of Henriette, the duel at Bel-Air, the adventures of the blind Louise, the orphan sister, the meeting of the sis`ers at the Tribunal. and under the guillotine and finally the depiction rs." of the little heroine's impending fate, are nd among the other high points of a. great rs. story that weld together the old ` Two D Orphans play and the French Revolution 161' drama. Those well known favorites, Miss the Lillian Gish and Miss Dorothy Gish. play its. the title roles. ' `Wllm me management In luu runs. ` It is to be hoped that Mr. Poucher will- irealise, as I nd, that this case is hopeless. ;and that he is not a suitable man for the`; iposition which it was intended that he} !should take. in this enterprise and that hei %will come to some arrangement with the! company formed and drop out of the in- stitution altozether. It may be that Mr. Poucher could manage a park and- look after it to his own satis'faction but he didn t. seem to realise that others had an interest and say in the matter. The utter [disregard for the rights of others made him ' `an absolute failure as `a manager. rm... :_:.......L:..... .\...l.... A0 Hun Q`-:3 n5` Anunaf . `an HDSOIIEN` Iauure as u rrimiugm. ` The injunction order of the 3rd of August. 1922, and tho injunction order of the 1st.i of Se_ntem.ber, 1922.. are hereby continued 3 and made absolute and to contain a further provision that the defendant is not to iD'l terfero with any future Trustees appointed `or the Board of Directors of the Plaintiff ;Company or any future cashier or officer inf the Company, ` - | 1 W. E. Brown. Ualston. T - -Mr. anti Mrs. Wm. J. Reid of Craigvale, Ont... announce the engagement of their daughter, Evelyn. to Mr. Frederick Wright, son of .`Mr.` and Mrs. Wm. Wright of Stroud, ' ` the marriage to tak place in November. Mrs. Palling and the Mises Palling. Mr. M and Mrs. Harold Dyment, Mns. ASE. H. Greswicke and Miss Creswicke, Jack Boys, ` Miss` Dorothy Boys, Miss _Kay Lett, and 7 Miss Freyda Bird attended the masquerade ` dance at Camp Berdene on. Saturday night N prices, ` A W. E. Brown. Dalston. 'n_ .._.11u-.. mm 1 St. Metholist`Church` Sunday, November 12, 1922 1 I 10 a.m.---Class meeting. 11 a.m.--Rev. Howard H. Eaton of Chatsworth. 3 p.m.----Bible School. _ 7 p.m.--Rev. Howard H. Eaton. The Pastor is preaching Anniver- sary sermons on the Chatsworth Cir- cuit. Owen Sound District, a former charge, for the day. Welcome. '3 Canadian Farmer---During a `con-'3 {ference of the newspaper women of 1? `Ontario, Miss Laura Allan, who '( knows a great deal about the weekly I newspaper, said a few things which 8 made some of her hearers realize .; that there are many ways in which `we all can help the weekly paper_ perform its great task. Prefacing her remarks with the statement that (the weekly is the best beloved of all I `papers, Miss Allan went on to enumerate the various things that`= `the home paper tries` to do, often without the active support of iitsil `ireaders. She instanced the school 1 system, and the need for its modifica. ,tion to~day; the need for closer co- {operation with.teachers and the need! ifor backing up the paper in its effort: L ito convince the ratepayer that moneyi `;spent for education is not wasted.` _`Miss Allan then went on to say: Are .' 1 there any foreigners \in our con- . stituency? What is the attitude to- - E wards them?- Do they meet with- - British fair play on every hand? Do all the Barnardo boys get a chance? 'iLet us help the local paper to help V the foreigner to get his bearings, and A `to develope into _a true citizen of his adopted country, proud .to be called Canadian and British. A plea was also made for backing up the local, paper when` it stands behind the ,Boards of Health in their preventive icampaign. The "sphere of the On- l_ tario weekly is the wide, wide world `_ concluded Miss Allan, leaving her lit- .` tle audience lled with a deep sense kg, of duty towards it in all its efforts .-r for the betterment of the community. I 1 `V I1 8 8 I. ; Sale of homemade dainties and af-2 ternoon tea at Miss Brownlee's Hat Shop, Saturday, Nov. 11, under `the auspices of the I.O.D.E. Pro- ceeds in aid of Fire Relief Fund. `Donations will be much appreciated.` 1""--"'-`W-~ `W-V -- .. I Wait for the bazaar and afternoon `tea in Collier St. Methodist Church .ear1_v in December. - ' 45c I Kep the Children Well _ 2,, II12__;__ ILL. l..n.-A ...,-,. ..... .........---- .. ._ Shodinwinter. lt s hard to keep-the youngsters in- doors a single day in win- ter; the more blustery the weather the keener they areto be out. Keep their feet warm and dry in a pair of our boots called I`! II IIIQ .` Eiiumsw .' MEN-You d realize`pret- ty quick just how much you are on your feet every day -if your: shoes weren t comfortable. Bet- ter not take, :1 chance. Get your feet in a pair of our Dr. Reed s Cushion Sole Boots at $10.50 a pair. HELP "rm-: VWEEKLY PAPER The B. B. Shoe Store * } Dom MISTAKE THE PLACE OPPOSITE-`A%BRYS0N S CON! -'ECl`lONl-ZRY THE; UNITED FARMERS C0-OP. co., LTD. gN.wLToN% V1-`.RN.BEARDSALL OUR MOTTO: VALUE AND SERVICE N (5)'IfIcE,- IVY Il%l-J No doubt you have seen in the columns of the Press where a few Tofw the U.F.O. Branch `stores have been closed. ' He.:1ci`vC-)ii`/ieenii\}Vi,es that they have no intention of closing Barrie store, and also other stores that have been well patronized. leizes C -A I I J I I I`; Speck l Pnce' Saiturda' y on Men *Ho:sd\1de;: ' ` Faced Gloves. `Price 89c pair. \rl \IB\Il&\J :- It may be of interest to our customers to-know that, thanks to their patronage, Barrie store is one of the leading stores in the U.F.O. Branch Stores Dept. RUBBERS -- RUBBERS - RUBBERS I\\J `DI:-Janna Full i1`ssox~-tn1-e`t;t-c:f- TR11bbers, ne and heavy, `now in stock. See window display for styles and prices. _ - I-e usfor best and prices on O\;ealls Jaw Work Shirts, Underwear, Mackinaw - Pants, Socks, Fine and Heavy. SHOES 139 Dunlap St., Barrie, Ont. An Honest Man is-Dead" reads a heading in the Collingwobd Bulle- tin. Are honest men so scarce in -Collingwood that the passing of one possessed of this virtue should be givep such prominence? For Winter Indoors, when costumes are so much more dressy, _one s foot- wear must be right up to the style. A_ lady s patent strapped Slipper, Louis heel, just.the- newest in Shoedom . . $6.75 a pair For the Little Tota--S0ft solid Shoes in various colors and combinations of colors . . . . 79 a pair Also a ne quality of ba- by s shoes in white but- toned ....- $1.00 a pair Patent one-strap Slipper and chocolate buttoned boot at . . . . . . 95: a pair Patent Buttoned $1.10 pr. Hal} in_terest in a good _ _ _!L'___- See H. A. HENRY _ The Real Estate paying proposition. $4,000 - $5,000 required to enlarge business. Will stand close investigation. Carload just arrived of good quality Timothy Hay, with small percent- age oflclover. Call at store or phone 65w Baled Hay B R E T '1" S FEED STORE Elizabeth St. Phone 6w Store 0pposite(Bryson"s Candy Shop We deliver orders to any part -of Barrie or Allandale BUSINESS S OPPORTUNITY III. II. V). VI - hot of Mani-~ Page Thirteen Trenton V CDO ID 98 !&&w%&a*&waww&a3 __ I!"l0J.0LwMws In :- ADLET coium ' _ _-__.I -..-L nan`. :nnII:nn k_i_ i$&%%%&%%$%&%i% izcs 28 QLIV `vs-.~-3' an - - - One cent 3- word, `;u;n,w.ea-:h7insc$;_tioh_ (minimum charge, 259); six insertions for` g price of four. 10 cent: extra when .|...--ad: also 10 cents extra when replies price 0! IOLIT. LU ceuu usbru wuuu charged; also 10 cents when to no directed to Examiner office. V * SWEET CREAM FOR SALE, Delivered each morning. Phone 652. T 41-42p-tic BABY CARRIAGE for sa`le--A_pply'to 110 Elizabeth Stmet. A . ' 44tfo _ FOR SALE---Good water. motor washer. Apply 24 Mulcaster St. 39t_fc j ` GOAL STOVE FOR SALE--Oxford air-; tight heater. Apply 46 Park "St. -- 45p . I STOVE FOR SALE--Cheap, station heater, good as new. Hub Boot Shop,` Barrie. 44tfcq ~- [ FOR S.-\LE--Safe, cash regjstr, [ stove counters and showcases at Bame Fair Store. 459 FUN D.-lbrz-urupxxuuu amgcr uvvuug unn- chino. rstvclass condition. Phone 606rl2. .. ' . , 40-450. --. FOR SALE-Drophead singer sewing ma- ,:L:_.. L`.....o nIncc nnnrtinn Phnnn $05142 |?`. my- RADIANT HOME No. 6 [heating stove for sale, with oven. Apply at 130 'l`iinLBt.- Phone 929W. 44-47p ` -:o 1.10m` DELIVERY wAq.oN and harness! for sale or exchange for Incubator. Chas.i, Kelly, 64 Bayfield St. 45...; RUG 1-`on SALE----Velvet tapestry, about! -I X 8% yards; nearly, new`. Apply 58f "William St. Phone 812. 45c - I STOVE FOR SALI';--Jiappy Thought steel} range, waterfront, In good cond{t_ion. Ap~i ply Wobb s Storage Rooms, Amencan Hotel. ' 45c -Until Lu-w u Cookvtown. 3 -: _ ` S'l`I-JEL R_ANGE FOR SALE--New. plaiix nickel doors. Call and see for yourself. We uffer this range at cost. H. L. Dunning. ;rV_..'l...o.u..n ` ------- . "mew 'EMPRESS"' RANGE for salad: Burns either coal or wood; used only two; winters; in good repair. , Apply J. W. " Pbompson, Thornton. 45-46 I STOCK of tinware, toys, china; bought` by A. J. Tuck at 9. low rate on the dollar,` 1.0 be sold at Barrie Fair St-ore, Saturday.` Come early for best bargains. 45;)` FOR TUUIQINU UAR run. l)1LJ.I2f`ll -model. tires and engine in good condition. 3175 dollars cash. A-pply Rev. A. D. Cou- Him-1, Rectory, St. Paul s, Innisfil. 45p -- - : .`{~`P.ES}I SAUSAGES every day.-25T cents llnrlrlin Fnlnhr Sllll` brown, nts are J Li FHESII EAUDAUHD every uu.y_-`cu, Ltuun lb; Finnen Huddle. Fillets and Ciscoesr-~ usual prices. R. J.- Gallagher, 110 [Bay- field St. Phone 295. Prompt delivery. 45p -- worm TOURING CAR FOR SALE-17 '% _, _ .:...... .m.l nnalnn in o-nnd onnditinn. FOR S.-\LE~---Toaster stoves. excellent for; heating purposes. Price $2.00. Wiring done. 0:-`tilnales free. A. E. Sixtcliffe, 28 Wiilimn SL. Alluudule, phone 993. 41-46;! 4 _Thursday, November 9,1922 I HOUSE FOR SALE-8-roamed brick, alll conveniences, good lot. and sidg drive. Ap- ' I '-ply 41 Worsley St. T ' 45p : ! -1. Al. nnxvun, Jllslvv .. .. ..._.-__.,. 2- I 1 HOUSE FOR SALE--7 roomed rough-cast!` house. summer kitchen and wood shed;;' electric light and water; good cellar; sewerg` sidewalk; and gas runs by, house; beautiful` ` location; in good condition. A real bargain. ` $2,000.00. Apply on premises at 104 5 Sophia St., one block west of Queen s m` `Park. A 45-47c I` `lights and furnace, town water, good gar- notsm FOR SAIE~:6- b'k 1,t'.' ------.------------ ' mm " " m!PHONE 605 ring 31 for CIDER. . _34-4511;; den and garage, close to Collegiate and "1' ',,. (. h .. l 1 puh|i( sc_-hool; pos`se;-`S3011 at. oncg. Apply,\uE: ld`;6';1`th{:."e3_a:.'::_' 2z1m0wga$`nes`?` J. R. Raul, Browns bakery. 42p-tfc Allundalm phone 539W. 4,_,_4-(P; : I .: . .FAl{M FOR SALE IN ESSA--~l00 acxmi: '90 cleared; 8 of maple bush; 6 acres of,f tall wheat; 10 acres of rye; 2 acres oil I young orchard bearing good fruit; large hank barn with st-abling complete,and silo; driving shed 30X6 0; hog pen" and hen} house of block with store room on top`; new cement house, 7 rooms wig woodahed; water at house and barn; well fenced; land, loam; county road past farm with, R.R.. mail; 11/_ miles" frdm church`, 80110011 and R. Road. For further particulars u|`xpl_\' to W. J. Cleary, Thornton, R.R.2. . 45c FARM I-`OR SALE--Lot 32, Con. 9, Essa, 185 acres of good clay loam. Large frame housv and large excellent. barn, equipped with stanchiom~`. Spring creek running through farm; On town line, six miles!` from B-.n`-rie. One mile from railway eta-2` lion. Apply to `Mrs. M. L. Tuck, Barrieg` R. R. 2. V 44-49p ` _ S KEYS LOST-- hree on a ring. Finder _I-_...- ,4 r.\____..:...... ..u:.... ' An, Boots `LID l.\JDl'*1lll'C`.' U11 :5 III! piease leave at. Examiner office. !~`TR.?I-u`wD~-Yearling Steer, red with white spms. Apply Chas- _Robertson, Craig- ` vale. 44-45p _ 9tUx`.1'-Un 1`ues(1u_v, an Auanuuw, uuvu nun - goat. Fiuderplease return to Fisher's Flour Mxll. " 45p L6ST-On Tuemlay. Oct. 31, between B8!`-. lie and Dunn s Hill. bfushed wool scarf. Finder please leave at Litster's St01'0- 45!` -- . . ... __ hOST-~On Tuesday, `in Allandale, oiled ruin` M... m...1,...'..1........ ....o...... +.. |'`alrmr`_cn Flour ST-Spm'e rim and tire (30 X 3%)` on Saturday, Nov. 4. on Town Line Allan- dnle or 7th; Line. Vespra. Finder call 53, Inrrie. ` 45p F()I.7\'D~~-Snmll black purse. _<=0nY-$115118 3 vsum of money and other articles. OWN" may have same by proving property. and jnawillg for advt. Apply at Tucker : barber cfhop, Clappert-on St.. 459 -ST'RAYED--~ I'o 10` 27, con. 1, sunmdale. purlv umn .-J An:-nab An!-1: an-av nd` rad B1'I{AYl.`)l)~-~'l'0 lot 27, 1, Bunxufmwo early part of August, dark grey and hoifor. 2-year-old, rising 3, not deYI0.md' 11...... An-.. u......o.......A nnw - 44-460 `ESTRAY CAT'I'LE--There came to lot. 63 con. 2, 0.8.. about Oct. let. 1 Rd 1113.15.01 : `two years old, and 1 red steel . "3198 'lwo ve-are old; Owner is requested to WOW property, pay expenses and remove thmo A d v . . ' ale, Ont. Flos nilniiw NI Drysdale, Elmv A7 IIJCD '1 nlIUl'CW phone. nu um uouuny, . Rogey Wells and KenyonA Lount were *"`hd3' vnsxtors at Dr. Arnairs. Arthr Spmule of Toxgnto was in town "mt the holiday. A ` DP, DAQQI 1174.11. ant` Ynnvnn ';nII`I|t I(`l1(`X`. 2-year-om, nsmg 5, 00" `5"' .`"`' Harry A11en,Brentwood,On`t. 44~46.p _l:r;erty For Sale .: `. 1 SALE~-6-room brick, electric ....... ulnw I aunt. am-- Lost and Fauna F01-.1 Illlllls, 41 tfc _ mg ink, special 1' 50 , :5-r47p ILIIJVI WANTED TO BUY--~A stable or small barn. Apply A. Hastings, 74 Saniord St; l`Rny-a-3: ' 15.1:-\ [URIN- I Banfie. 1 l.I.\Jl\CI`4 I`\u"l}I-BUII. _ VV III` I I`4lJ,:IV\IU .5. Highest prices paid. W. F. Sheppard, Tol- lendal, Allandale P.O. 45-46p was AND moss Wante`d--Highest price paid. Phone or write H. Levit, Barrie, Phone 384." ' - . A44-49p` HORSE RADISH. WANTED,'-1000 lbs. u:nLnaO .\_:..-m ....:.l ,7 `L Qhnnnn-A Tn`. [MAN WANTED-I will pay good wages tor; rnnn' nr `xntv far fall out` mimfnm {:1 (`Ir I lS`L` VVfILV.lEJlI""`.I WIII Plly K001] W351 IUI man or boy, for fall and winter to do general farm work. R. 1).. Coutts, Mid- `sulu Dkn-an Rn` an A1 501161151 ll!-IVIII WUl'l\ . IE burst. Phone 601 r 41.` l`4. WANTED LIVE AGENT at Barrie fox} Watkins Quality Products, big profits, 100, ` per cent. repeat orders. Write today. The J, R. Watkins Co., Hamilton. 44-47c MAID 'WANTED--for housework. Apply" :10 Mrs. Chas. Devlin, 53 Maple Ave. 45 I ._.._.. W".:-1-l"IT1-`-I*)D-Real live wire Automobile salesmen for Barrie, with some capital to handle the sales for; Ames Special Bodies for Ford cars. Please give reference of sales `ability. Forthis proposition apply North- ern Auto'Body Co_., 129 Salisbury Avenue, Sault Ste Marie, Ontario. 1 -44-45p, uwnuyu Man-u --- .-'4- -7 Mrs. T. of Parkrlallawiisrv amuty. .l`0l'_H2|lB propoamun uppxy .uuIvu- - Auto"Body 9 ` Ontario. -44-45p,git-h Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Wright, Blake -------------------------,-_ ; t, . r T - . . l . . . V ' , ; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Rxtclne of Mldland | Room` `nd Board A `were guests of Mrs W. C. Walls, VVednes-i `day. . . `PART OF FURNISHED HOUSE To LET'S Mrs. F. F. McEwon of Clinton was a} Ct"`L Apply"E"ami" m- 4 Thanksgixingvisitor with Mrs. Ralph John-| ! uttxn -'ro LET--A Qomfortable room wi`h. confi 3 vniences. .&pp b' Box "T" Exmniner ; soffice. 45; Tlllhl l`\lI.\ IVIHJV 1"! on. -Soil, clay loam. 'off1ce. ,FARM T0 RENT-50 acres, south-west? quarter lot 13, con. 9, Innisfil. Posses-A sion at once. Thos. iorbeitv, Strmud or"? _apply at. farm. - 452` 3 ..;..._. ""'* imam; fox RENT---100 acres, well buini -I..-. I--. A.....I.. -5 I2`u.a-ad-`nu : I {IFOR SALE--1 purebred (Registered) 02:51 "ford Down ram lamb sired by Macliwenjg [Bros., Wroxeter, om., -No. 269-83583. Dam; -[by Arkell (190-3446) bred by Peter 'Arkel1|] ll&-Sons. W. C. Northggaves. Lefmy. 450 - FOR SALE-.-'I`wo` geese `Bn(lTI gander. `H. Holbroqk. Allandnle, `Ont. - 45p} l |i takers, 3 Ad