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_A_IlTEN MILLS . to sell by public auction THE ENTIRE STOCK AND FVIXTURI-ZS, IN DETAIL, OF BOTH THE V Doc_;3lot, issi lli llusall llollats Dec. 3181:. 1924 - ~53M_MilIion Dollarsf A n,urAcr'iiAn EB __ u..- E Q LIIL Q I: THE SALE WILL START IN THE STORE IN BARRIE on `R ` `T 11 Cioj _ -- wiiuy urulluvugy Inll l'IU WALKER, District Manger ` BRANCH OFFICE ` Bank of Toronto-Building, Ba}:-rive ,x MI I IAIAI :1:-n -- - rs OUR NEW ADDRE'SS_ w ` INSURANCEVGOIIPAEY -% Ionouro. cnunn . The undersxgned has recezved mstructlonsv from mI'ARDAI 2j2-.: --------~ - BARRIE Am) El.MVAI.E sromas A SSE T S In 37 short years The Manufacturers Life has become tremendously strong in assets. `The Annual Report for 1924 showsgassets over 327 tinnes those of l887.- `Such growth is due solely to progressive management and an enviable reputation` with the insuring pu_blic.~ Among the various policies of [The Manufacturers Life is one for your special needs. Write, stating o'urp age and other facts you wish, and we will ;send you interesting literature. ` .n.uuuaauu5 U.I. paxrs OI 11.110081` Heels, all` sizes. ' T T Large quantity Brooms and Brushes. Over 400 Coal Oil Heating Stoves. Number of Bicycles, different kinds. 4 Automobiles and 1 Motor Truck. A large stock of Automobile Parts and Accessdries. ~ Oil Tanks. 2 Gasoline Pumps and Tanks-. e ` ,`_-_ Beef ring has Areopened here for an- other season, Jas. `McLaughlin doing I the butqhering. 5 1'_`r....-1La ...__a 1- _,-n -_-.. _ - ' -_- ...... .,...a. nun. ' I -Iarolili and Leslie Wilsonof Toronto are spending a week with friends here: | Tvriue `LTnm-Inn... ---1---` A- the Eyaw H i .._- ..1.-...,....D u. vvccn vvu,u Ll'lb'HuS nere: g Miss Harrison, school teacher, has "an Entrance class of, three pupils: ' W7 \ cited that `a two-year"-old steer be- longing to E. '\Vi]s:nn lav amm. ....,1 L:1u:u LHPLL *3. two-year-old longing _to E. VVilson, lay down and died . - . . ~ uruuls, 'ew.,, EEC. Jewelry consisting of over 100 Watches (in the lot are some extra valuable ones)-, Clocks (any kind you want), Watch Chains and Fobs, Cuff Buttons, Collar Buttons, Scarf Pins, Jeweler s Tools, Cases." Fancy Goods, Picture Post Cards, Al- _ bums, Writing Pads, Envelopes, Scribbling Books, _Lead Pencils, Pens; Toys,`etc. ,. A,1arge_quantity` of Men's Gloves, "Mitts an d Belts. C Thousands of pairs of Rubber Heels, sizes. Baseball Bats and Balls, Lacrosse Sticks, all kinds Baseball Gloves, Hockey Boots and Skates, Hockey Sticks, Fishing Rods, Lines, Reels. A large number and variety Musical Instruments, such as Snare Drums, Violins, " Banjos, Bugles, Bass Drums, 'etc., etc . Jnurnlrv nnvm:a+:..... -1! ----- 1 An IMPORTANT TRUSTEES 0\I"-` Tl.-{E v, June 6, at 2p.m., and continue each Tuesday 11d eveninor nnfil cfnnlz ic cn1A ' O . E. butcher, Agent, Elmvhlo A. E. Oulham, Agent; Staynor eVChing S(gC`:1-( vvu luv- /. A; MCCONKEY, Auctioneer, Barrie. Io\l . nnnumguvu Write us for Market information "Eliminate the Uncertainiy." I would u ` ,,_ --__ v-.....u.y vuwxt I. plvdbluj, mtil stgck i"s's01d. at 2 p.m., and gontinue each Mon- ..:...... -__.L21 ,1- -1 Clara Cole, J an Binnie, `Eleanor Hayes. 'l\rIru T3 Tn r-n1-my `A/fa .-.....a 114-... -rrv . . V . . ... u.u...\.uu up :3. VV LLDUH. 5. Rev. _and Mrs. Meade of Detroit, Mich., were guests of Mrs. Williston over the. week-end. c.4_____ H A A3, a . . - - ---... vnn unnu- _ Iympathy of the many friends `goes out to Miss Cora. Scott of'E1rhva.le in her sad bereav_ement. ___._... ..v...., ..v..... ...z;uuu., .a.uLca.uUL naycu. Mrs. D.. Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs- W. Knapp and Mrs. Gill of Barrie were recent visitors at A. Wilson's. Dtv ......: `Ar..- an--, 1 n -- C0_mplet_3 Fui'ni_ture for barber hop, mcludme chsm-_ ban of.` THURSDAY,.l_(JNE 4, .1925. T 1 7 THURI -- -...-, TORONTO, oN'1:A-R_I_3. Government, Municipalanl . .Corpora.tion Securities. ' ' We will buy. sell or loan money on Durant Motors,-TA. B. & 0, Loew s Theatres, Toronto, pre- ferred and common, Mutual Fin- ance, Mortgage Discount. Toron-. to Finance. -.Q I . D D -37 4 '_ --;;to: 5?,` V V ` Trusts and Guarantee Building, 0-1;;-npnnunuunn 4\nIIII I III!` A."IM9;!$,L,..!NSURANc'z ._D I!llf`.llA \u'auuau: uauuuxuu \.(1)llhIla}lLIlU College, Toronto. 48 Elizabeth St., Barrie. Phone 80_ Q:,'ERH!Sa 95*]?-R: Ask about the GMAC low rate deferred pay- ment plan and General Exchange Insurance. _ * it is, cigsed., by fine. of vision. It isn't work that hurts such eyes.` It is their inability to `Hr-operly - focus the. lighvt_ietha`t5f enters.thex_n. If you. ask what will prevent, such a condition, there is but one answer--g1ass- hes. Glasses made especially for V the patient after..a careful ex- V amination. Our, service brom- ises accuracy and satisfaction.` Graduate Canadialn Ophthalmic (`.n can 'In1n-vi On Pan Two" 32 ` MULCASTER s`T. GREEN ,9; co. a v _. 1.--PUBLIC: LIABILITY: Bodily iinjnry to others. 2.- ROPERTY DAMAGE: Damage to property 01 PLUMBING AND HEATING cm: US A A CALL Phqne 1'80 $1175% (at! "am paid) __..._. Pfe:rnt lv:'.;r;efS't;'a'1in A Z 8tl'0 BARRIE DEAL Eli Elizabeth St.Phone 897. A teaspoonful of vingdr added to the Water in which fish is boiled Will help to m"ake' it firm and white. _ '.D1Hlll.U Awuru uraun, QZILUU. ` The Reeve wa._s- authorized to signl application . for public liability and property damage policy of the Globe Indemnity Company. . The r`.H3j`1(' was inafrnnfn I-n vlnnil-13 lllllltillllllby KJUIIIDHJI) . The Clerk was instructed to write I the Supt. of the C.N.R. requesting the ` Railway to put in a highway crossing on sideroad 5 and 6, Con. 7. ` 'I"hn 'rInnnnH arlinnu-nn I-A b|l\l\l\ .-... uu muc1'ua.u. E) unu O, UOD. "I. The 'council adjourned to ineet on June 29. Uiuacu. ` The following accounts were passed: T. C. Craig, Div. Court Clerk's fees and rent of hall, $8.00; Jas. G.--Walton, . work on Townline. Barrie and Vespra, $24.90: Wm. E. Brown, balance salary as collector and stamps, $115.00; Jos. - Fralick, snowe plowing; $3.60; Geo. Crawford, balance salary as Assessor drawing deed. Traversl to Township and registering -deed and by-law, $1 .30;. Chas; Harris, dragging Sun- ni ale road, $6.25: Alfred Foyston, s ow plowing, $1.60; -A. .G. Ardagh, en- gneering fees. Binnie Award Drain, $192.00; A. ._B. `Coutts Clerk's fee, Binnie Award Drain, 20.00. The Pd-nvn mac` nu!-kn:-{um-I 4-A alt!-vi fund postage, $55.00; A. B. Coutts, I rm. must I (.116 UUUFE QUGIUBG E8 IOHOWBI _ 3 0 That the asse,ss1;1ent .of the VV;% of ' lot 2,. Con. 14. be reduced $200; that W11; lot 15, `Con. 7, be reduced $200; _ that W15 lot 18. Con. 6, be confirmed: ` that W36 of lots 8 and 9, Con. 14.,ibe `confirmed: that W% lot 16, -Con. 12. be reduced $100; that N.E.%, `of lot 2, - `Con. 10, be assessed to Joe. Franck and struck off Wilfred Ke'rfoot s' as- sessment; that E1/.9 of lot 8,/Con. 13, be assessed to James young and struck {off D. McK1hnon s -assessment; that N39 lot 4,. Con. 1, be assessed to Thos. Gray a_nd struck off 'Jos. Quinlan s assessment; that assessment of the Ely of lot 13, Con. 5, be reduced $100 and- assessed to A. B. Coutts; that W54 of lot 1, Con. 3. be assessed to Annie Shanacy and struck off Chas. Mc'1`ague s asessment. 0 Tho l`nnvi- n-h-nu-nna 4-A vvurxn-\` ...'. AV1U.l.tI.5 UU 5 u.3t55BlIlUllC. .` The Court adjourned to [meet on [Jung 29, at 10' a.m. IV--- ___.1 15,, , u U. V--. vun o-v-uaaavuw The ,council proceeded with generall blusindess immediately after the Court c ose . flnp. G.-.11.;--1...... ............a... _-___.' _-.._,.!. At its xneeting on May 18,, Vespra Council took an important step` when -it decided to take out a- policy protect- ing the municipality` in. case 0: actions '-being brought for damages. The policy . will cover not only liability for _per- ` sonal and property `amages arising ' out -of defectszin roadsn and -bridges but_ property damage 3?`ising -out of diversion of.wa.'ter or:.s,ny` other actions whereby `the m`unic_ipality- night .be held to beillable. The cost ofthe in- surance is $110 a year. v 7 Court of Revision . - ' Before the regular business was taken up the council, met. in Court | of Revision with all its mexrgbers pre- : sent. After the`Clerk had administered, a _the oath required by law, the Reeve took the chair. Parties appealing or ` their representatives were heard and,` the Court decided as follows: . 'I`hoI> {ho ncunnurnnnlr AI I-Inn 'l'I"l1 nil Vesiara Will akf Quit Policy for Protection from ` Damages. Q" TOWNSHIP INSURES7 AaAINs1 ACCIDENTS General Business _BARl_!:l`B., qNif.. moi othrs; T3 Cw The U.F.to. and U.F.W.0. Cltibs wui ;hold their `monthly meeting at the_ Home of Jan. Stodart` on the evening o,tiJuVne .8, at 8 o'clock. Roll call to be je,n_evc_t_.ered Twith ga -short humorous story. Altmembere are especially re- quested to: be present at this meeting. fT ` Pllono 1010. Box 26?, uruuu-:1`. -W. 1?. moan. ~ V .` Mrs. R. W. Sloan, who.has been vi- iting her sons -in Saskatchewan for the past year, has _retur11ed home. U_llLU' uuu 1'lCt0l'l. Mrs. Wright, who has been quite ill; is imppoving at the home of her brother. W. B: Sloan.` . ` ` MFG n W `Q1111!!! 1-val-..n 1.-.. I.-- -_Al Lane 111 xvxullqur on Monday. ' _ ' Everybody was disapppinted on Mon- day evening that the`ba1_l_ game had to be called off on account of the storm. Mtnesing was here oready to play. ' Robt. Reive left on Mnmimr fnu rm.-- ;u.uu:uu1g was nere oreaay to play. Reive left on Monday for Tor- onto` and Pgcton. Mun xxruip-L4 .1..- 1...... I.---- iv-a\II\\QI llldld June`2-Mrs. VD. G. Bell, Stayher, spent Monday w1t_h.her brother, J. E. I-Iodgson. - ."|\/fr and lmu Tan `l'.....1..... -_..1 1'- nuusaulx. -"Mr. and ,Mrs. Jas. Irvingind Jas. Tate attended -the funeral of Mrs. Wm. Tate in Mulmur on Monday. Evervbodv was dis:-tnnninfm-I nn Mn; 1 u.u1uuuL_UJ. a.L&,DUU.UU. ~ Drysdale--Downey---Ordered that the clerk be instructed to place the statute labour charged against Herb. Swan on statute labour list No. 8,`Clarence Cum- ming, pathmaster. V ` Drysdale--Trace-l-0rdered that Conn,- cillor Langman be granted one month's leave of absence. - Tlnnr-nniyl - 1`\..u.~..I.-.1- r\...1-..__1 LI. _ . .. xuuvx: 0]. 8.0881109. . . Downeyl-'DrysdaIe-0rder.ed that the clerkxbe inst:-ucted,to publish notices relative to cattle and sheep running at large on the [Township Highways. ` Council adjourned to mean 2+ 'phn1n_ an la.I.`5I.-: UI1 tne Iownsmp ulgnways. adjourned to meet at Phelp- ston on July _4. ~ . ' - . V . , C._S. BURTON, Clerk. 'Ll{{' paLy1uenL:-- D. Graham, 60 loads `of gravel, $6.00; Canada Ingot Iron Co., road drag, $18.60; . Copeland Milling `Co., timber `snow plow, $6.00; S." E. Campbiell, ` culvert 10 in., 16` ft. long, $36.80; S. E. Campbell. -culvert, 36 in.. 16 ft. long, "$58.10; Thos. Robinson, hauling tim- bers for bridge sideroad 10 and 11', Con. 5, $30.00; Municipal World, collector s fol" bridge, $17.35; Jas. Strath, repairs roll, etc., $10.23; Jas. Hi1l,,sup'p1ies to Kitching, repairing bridge} T. L. F103 and Sunnidale, $12.50; grant to -Pub- lic Library, $50.00; Brock Dean,-re- _moving drowned cow from river .and indigent, Mrs. Brown`, $2.95`; Bruce` burying,-"$5.00; Hy. 0'Halloran, deliver- ,Base Line,'$27.50; Jas Kenwell,_ re- ing gravel and putting in culvert on pairing road, ~8th line, -$2.00; ` Wm. Speers, supplies to John Keller, indi- gent, `$16.00; R. Huth, for moving snow - plow, $2.00; Geo. McGinnis, `work on grader and supplies, $10.05; Jno. Mul- roy, postage refund, $2.00. attendance at Court of -`Revision, $5.00.- ' .. . `Public Liability Policy . -Drysdale - Downey - Ordered -tha the Reeve ~be`authorlzedto' sign an. application ,for a public liability and property damage `policy in the Globe Indemnity Company. - ' " Change in School Sections By-law No. 947 was passed detach- ing the N1, lot No._ 18, Con. 8, from S. S. No. 7 and the-N1, lot 20, Con. 7 from S. S. No. 17 and attaching `both par- cels to S. S. No. 12 and detaching the NM, lot 23, Con. 6, from S.S. No. 10 and the,iN1;' lots 22 and 24,~Con. 6, from S.S. _No. 12 and attaching the said ` lots to S.S. No. 17. ` V . "R1r_'In1tr 1\Tn 0/10" I174-11- ..............:| 1.. -__ smcxs 1 BONDS }sH A13 Every Kind ` Gonnols ;1 III..- nun 11-- anti - - ---- IULS LU 3.3. NO. .l'l. 'By-law No. 9480 was passed to au- thorize a. lban for S.S. No. 3, to the amount of $12,500.00. \ Th-\rer1n'l;.T\nur-nu,, r\....:.......: 44...; 1.1-- uupl. LVL. ua.ugIna.n. r The followingvaccountsl were passed -tqx; payment:--- ua.uu_u.uu auxu ur. Amen 0! Toronto. Out of respect for his memory all the business places were closed at the time of the funeral on Monday.~In- terment took place at Esson cemetery, Oro, near his boyhood home, and the s_ervices were conducted by Rev, J. Macdonald and Rev. E. E. Pugsley. Among the beautiful floral tributes were wreaths from Coronation Lodge, Kichikewana Chapter, Midland, St. Andrew's Lodge. Hamilton, and the staff of the Wilcox School, Toronto. The body was interred With Masonlc rites, W. Bro. `W. J. McGuire in charge of the service. i Flos Council ` Flos Council met at Elmvale, May 30, with all the members present ex- cept M. Langman. Thn 1 n'Hrnxri-no` `anon-nu-4-g nrnnn ...-........: I nuyax 1l'Ull Luasuns. Mrs. Scott survives together With_ four of a. family: Mrs. P. Gill and Cora, teacher, of Toronto, Dr. Harold of Hamilton and Dr. Albert of Toronto. Onf nf rnannnf fnn kin w.`m~..`\.... ..n -w--u V: -II vvvnh Elmvale lost one of its leading citi- zens on,May 30 when death`cal1ed Dr. John Scott. Pyaemia was the cause of-death,' deceased having been ill for only a week. _ _ ` Dr. Scott was` born at Rugby, Ont., on'MayV 27, 1858. For over 25 years he had practised `dentistry in Elmvale and had helda high place in the 'es- timation of the community. For a time he served as a school trustee. He was an- elder in the Presbyterian church for years but, being a firm- believer in Union} attended .the Meth- odist church after the vote was taken. In fraternal circles he had member- ship in Coronation Lodge, A.F. & A.M.* -and also in Kichikewana Chapter, Royal Arch Masons. I Mr: nnI-iv gnnniungu 6;......LI...... _.:4.1. Al'llUlu, U; W. 131115, 1.). The next game will be played [in E1mv`a.le. on Friday, June 5, between Hillcrests, and Elmvale. Come and cheer for the bogs.` All l.b.VU_l' UL munvale. The line-up of the Elmvale team is as follows:Wm. Ritchie, rf; Jas. Whit- ton, cf; Lloyd ,Simps0n, 2b; Vern Beardsall, If; `W. Campbell, ss;. Clar- ence Crowe, ~3b: A. McAuley, 1b; Grant Arnold, c; W. Ellis, p. I The nnxrf game will `$13 nlouna in -uuvuuv vvluc Ill I-Alnf uuuuya The second game inthe Centre Sim- coe series was played on Saturday evening _between \E1mvaleA and Phelp- ston_ at Phelpston. A very close and exciting game was witnessed by a. number of spectators. At the end of `the seventhinnings the score was a tie making it necessary to .play an extra inning which left the score 10-9 ` in favor of Elmvale. Thu IInn_nn A1 611:; 'E`I.nu.-.1- 4...... .1... ...--. nvr mu 1: unmnu:-.: uamage to property of. others. 3.-COLL]SION:' Damage to your_ own car. ` 4.-`-FlRE:' Loss or damage by_re'--any cane. - 5.1-"-THE.FT: Anywhere. ` POLICIES covering any of the `above written in THIS OFFICE. } uitliss Isabel Campbeliot Stayner and Miss Blythe of _' Minesing spent the _week-end at the former s home. Iul Ur1u1a.'0n Iuesaay. There will be no service in the Meth- odist church on Sunday, June 7. There grlill be special services on June 14 and W11 -,21.` dilao IXIIUX 3. Rev. R. M. "Hanna, and Rev. John Davey of Creemore. exchanged pulpits i last Sunday. REV n!` Mh E`. 13' 'DI'In-nit: h't\v|:` `Luau. uauuuuy. ' 3 ,_ Rev. and Mrs. E. E.` Pugsley attend-. ed the wedding or Mrs..Pugs1ey s niece I in Orillia -on Tuesday. I ! There will ha nn anmvlnn In fl-an `M nI-I-._ ored to"Bracebridge for the week-end. Rev. B. M. and _Mrs._ Hanna are in Toronto, Mr, Hanna attending the Assembly. 1 - _ Mrs. E. McAdam of Toronto spent a. few days last week, the guest of Mrs. Jas. Smart. ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Napier and Jean of Tottenham spent the week-end at A; C. Bishop's. Mr. and WE nln"`h `pifnl-win `nun:-I u. Dmuups. Mr. and Mrs. Blain Ritchie "and children of Barrie spent last week at Jas. Knox s. Don `D If :`I _'l n.._.. .....a 11... `I -L- Luuerun 0| . Jaye U1`. scan on monqay. Crowe---Om -Sunday.-_ May 31, 1925`,- to and Mrs..Alv1n C1-`owe, a son. Mrs. (Rev. Dr.) Sparling of Toronto visited Mrs- o. McKnight last week._ Mr. and Mrs. mart .and family mot- ored to"`Bracebr1dge for `Rev. R, 'M' out`! Mr: `I -Lanna own he. ~- LLMVALL mawa w l;m$m$&&w&m&$wl yu J.v.u.`. lulu 1!.I.!`:I. W111; UOELOII, 8. 8011. Major Lane of Toronto attendedthe funeral of late Dr. Scott on Monday. Cnowe--On." -Sundn.v.-.- Mnv 31 199.5`. .____._____.~-`--- ` c6tton:;o'u" sunaay, May 31st. 1925, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cotton. a. son.` Mnjnr Inna nf 'I"nI-nnfn 'gH>n-ndn H-no giwiixwmawmwmwg Elmvalo Wins In-n__ .;___,,g 4,- F.'A"S 'A"K 'A`T'F Z`K'SZ`1".l` EWS E CHUI.3<=1m.-I._ 4 '7ur..... Death of Dr. scoti in Eittra |_nniris Ln I-"4-is.` 1'1.-....A._.. cu- . THE BARRXE EXAMINER Harry Barron 41. uu.5t: quuuuuy o1_ Alummum and `Gramte Ware. A large number of Wash Tubs, Wash -Boards, Boilers, Water Pails and 7 ,Milk Pails. ~ Hundreds of Electric Flash Lights, all sizes. ~ A number of Sewing'Machines. . [A large number of Chairsand Tables suitable for ice cream parlors. . Jun'e-2_--The storm her`e durihg Mon`-' day and Friday nights caused quite a sensation but no damage is reported. T. Moore. road foreman, in nincr. a ateuaiuuurl 0111'. no uamage 1s reported.` Moore, road foreman, is doing some excellent work and making a. fine piece of road on the 7th line. 'VVhi`ln sznmn nnffin urnvvn km.-..-.- While some cattle were beingdriven to pasture for the summer months, the! animals `became so-frightened and ex-I uuu pxcue U]. ruau on me Tllfl line. I The Sale wil! commence in Barrie on Saturday, 6, 2 p.m., Contii ` ` Thursday and Saturday afternoon and evening until stock is sold. {The Sale will commence in Elmvalefon Monday, June 8, CC . ' day, Wednesday and Friday afternoon and evening until stock is :1 1111.51: quauuoy 01. n1e(:E!`lC nxtures, some have cut glass shades. Large quantity Ready Mixed Paints and Varnishes of the best brands. jAll kinds of Carpenter and Machinist Tools, Wrenches, Anvils, Vises, Guns`, Hunting Knives, Shoe Tacks, Nails, Wood Screws, Shovels, Poc- ket Knives, Forks, Garden Tools. Table Cqtlery of all kinds.- ' A large quantity of Aluminum and "Granite Warn A large -quantity` and -assortment \of Fancy ` China. Also dozens of complete Dinner Sets in stock patterns,'Tea Sets, Cocoa Sets, hundreds of Dinner and Tea Plates, Cups and "Saucers, Platters and Water Sets. _ T Also a number of Toilet Sets.` A quantity of Cut Glass. A large quantity of Electric Fixtures, some have Gilt clung ghnnq where _ we are equipped better than ever to attend to all your wants in the " line of