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"""" " - BRICK HOU E'to let..o' Owen St.: seven rooms. witt_1'l1ght,, water and bath. For further particulars.enquire at 169 Mary`St. _ 39pl ~z {HOUSE TO LET-7-roomed house, newly _decorated. hardwood floors throughout. wired for electric` range, with or without garage. Apply 172 E11- zabeth St. - ` 39p : ' MRS. MARGUERITE TURNER. grgad-V uate. in` Massage. Seventeen years ex- `perlence. 14 Small St., Barrie. 39-44c T " . CLARKSON HOTEL" STABLE under new management, first class accom- modation -and good service. M. Baker. proprlegono _ V 85-40p ` /. sick. , N0'1`I(}E--The charge againt me in Division Court. reported in last.week's paper. was not true. I have receipts in full and` I did not owe that woman. I couldn't attend aemy baby was` very Mrs. Mccutcheon, 67 Maple A e. ---g--u---Z- N0"1`IC`E--'1`i 1'\a..I..h\n (Vnr KC`Il\I\Va- cvun ---....- __ ._ -rm -nunsoav WHOLESALE Pmcas N0. 2 ooIuouI'oov:ur_uau$1u o IIIQOOIIIOIUIICIIIIOIVIII olooouo`ocInoogroooooocgnfu ooo1ov`nouooo-ouoo-coco ;o-u ...-..>..o-L.-...7o'75O OIIIOIUIIOIO uuvuauoolouoouo Potatoes, per has, new 81.00 I-lay. per-`ton 8,-10.00 o i , bltlununa 1 Annual Thanksgiving harvest servic- es in St. -John's Church, on Sunday. September 2T;TAt the morning service at 11 ofclock. there will be holy com- munion. At 7 o'clock Evensong. Rev. `W, .C.;Stubbs 9! Elmvale. will: have 'ohs_rge ct` kbotbc services. ._ ;n;;ye_:-.ybo'ly V ,ln\:!t.9l.|-; . . x -ywy, _.,, SALE--Water`-power washing rte: will sell very reasonable. Ap- ----*--Ann nff'lr'._ _ `For Sale or To `Let I 1 UIVB Uulupu ience, etc., ` ' E `SALE of up-to-date nir- lao piano and '-electric sewing Apply afternoons, to Mrs. R. ', over Sinker Machine otscg mam: MARKETS _-_.u unuru 21;: i an j WELCOME smovm tor` .......auInn first class bak-| Miscfum, ` 01! ckA1c+guRsr__ n nuI_-..I-__ln can `anon! and` oil clotti rug - .- 899 ` `WANTED--motor or nail boat. Box 129. Lewlton, New York, U.S.A.` 88-48p J5: for sale, 3855, > King. Grove St. . FLUUDIIA Lu; 1: all conven- lier. St., phone ,,____3`i`:'1 roomeu unun wired for 91- Bradford` St. 90 - 41 n 1' I15 899 : nxuuzs, Apply I 38-39p aru BL. 39-41p ---.. - -. . FOWL AND JUNK WANTED-Ph or write H. Levlt at 884 or B0: Ennih as; :'!I1,'|IIII1|I0l|IIvIII.IIIiIlIIl<`|.l'(';l'I1-vvx-L ` m .I.pCAl,.~NEWSc -'11:-In-xc-x<.>xg'>x>x<,ixi>x`-xivxoxc-x_>xs>x<>x< J i ' ---Sarjeant & Kingfs Hats `are the talk of the town. . . 39c -;l`ry Sarjeant & King's forereal valu in boys? clothing. _35.-47 en....u mica `"i`hp Oveland Lim- l | . } gatcheu, D I_` nuns: a ' Barrie Business . month or $12.00. for hone 445 or _1044`VY.` '1'o'1u:v1 sr-: vo'rE' LISTS College" reoiyens 'I'hu`rsday,`Oct-. T lst, each taught in- vidua1ly--No classes. Rates $5.00 a P 3 months. ` ' 39-44c Judge Vance has" appointed D. A. assessor, Midland, - ~~----- J-A---n ' A1...-1: r`n`1I:nl!_ J. H.` ` --;lfry 581388!!! `on lung a nu `Lvua` value` bbysf clothing. _35.-4u7c` . ---Do`n t.miss Th`eQve1\1and Lim- H ited." at the Capitol Theatre, tonight, H Friday a Saturday. 39x|` 7--Neil' ellowlees,_ piano tuner, i` wi1l be in Barrie? Oct. 1. V 0rders- left _at- J. G. Keenan's Music'Store, op- ,posite P. 0. , - ' .38-39c , .---Women s' Canadian Club meet)- ing,' Tuesday. Sept. 29,. in Library `Hall. Madame_de Lozina _will speaki on Russia." ` V ' 39c; _ ' --Wall aper in latest designs, all |V . prices. xclusive agency for Stami- _ ton's semi-tritnmed. W. A. Lowe & Sons, Elizabeth St. \_ 39tfc L Miss Ellen Dobson has passed. her - A.T.C.M. degree in singing and is ' pre ared to_ accept pu ils at her home, 117 ellington St., te ephone 43. 39p ~ J --..._ -I....L..:..nI at-1-in uplnh , 1" VVBIIUIKIIUII Olav, owlvyuvonv av. ...r` I In the sharp electrical `storm which i visited Barrie and district, early Fri-. day morning, Watson Mccann of Utopia had three cows and a horse `killed by lightning. \ . '-Sarj'e__ant~& King's. for Congol- um rugs. Money back if not satis- actory. . 35-47c At -the meeting of, the Anti-Cig- arette League of Prince of Wales School, held on the 18th, Joe Bailey was chosen as presid t for the en- suing year, and Roy ghtley as sec- and-gnu Buauaa Juno, we... ..-_v ,, U _ retary. . -Be sure to see Sarjeant & King's, Household Display at B_arrie s Big Fair. , 39:: "W A. Graham of Alliston_ was! fined. $5.0 and costs on Tuesday for having a bottle of li uor in his motor 4 car. He was picke up near Brad- 1 ford and brought to the local court ; lay Highway,Tralfic Officer Dales. rm... annual meetinsr of the Tea- Py l.1lglIWy ' blunts vuavy. a .v... ` t The annual meetin of 1 f achers Institute of Sout -West Simcoe 5 . will be held in the Public Library ; , hall, Barrie, on Oct. 1 and 2. J. D. : -Cam bell of Toronto Normal School - will e the Department's representa- - tive. --Men s suits and overcodts sell- ; ing `at half price -at Sarjeant & 1. King's. A 35-47c -,- FA special Rally` Day service will be held in` St. Andrew's Sunday- school on Sunday next. An interest- ing programme has been prepared and a. full attendance of scholars, parents and friends of the congrega- tion is invited. ~ , r.. u... 1.4:... nlnun o-nlf :-.hnm1'aion- ? b I I S` 9 '1 n I . '1 ` _l V ' |I'1i|II|I0I1`~Fl|Il`|I0E|I0I0, EFF)!!!` ~ , I `non 1s mvxteu. In the ladies closed golf champion- 'ship for Canada, playe onthe River- mead course, Ottawa, Mrs. John Wal- ker` of the Barrie Club reached the semi-nals in {the third ight. Mrs. F. 1. Fox won her `first `game but was put out in the second. There were ininety competitors. . ' ' `IV ru2__-__ 1..1.......... A! 'li`.-lnnnnltnn IIHIVDJ livusyvvsvvnuu W. Oliver Johnson of Edmonton, son of Mr. and Mrs. W.` J. Johnson, `Barrie, won the first prize in the window dressing competition, open to all Canada, put on by a firm of shirt manufacturers. This makes two wins in three years for Mr. Johnson in this. competition. \Unitel% Ciga: $t9:e$\ 0!` WFILI Barrie. {L1 so sun-5;) i4 T: l:;l;; 1- "J. Powell, Prop.` `V II-ll-I hll`IVl-A 5.93 mg- ---Look Over Our Lust ' -' E _ ~ CIGARS , uPunch, 10c.- -`White Owl, 3 for 25 Ovido, `10c.' Benson & Hedges, 10c Imperial, 10c. Blackstone, 10c Bachelor, boxes of 10-90c.` David ;Harum, boxes of l5`0-$_4.00. Columbia, 10 for 25. Benecial, '4 `for 25. . Lord Tennyson, 5c. .United Handmade Cigar, 5 for 25. Tuckett s_ Alpine Club, 3 for` 25c. Duke of Ormond, 2 for 15c. Simons Havana Cigars 15c, 2 _for 255: and 10c-straight. PIPE SPECIAL _Week- d Onl`y--Friday-Saturday Torino talian Brier, Aonian Italia Deadroot Brier, $1.00 each, and . large '0ld- Chum, T&B or United 0 Smoking Mixture FREE with each P1Pe- . Civic_ `Pipes, English made, $1.50, $2.00 to $2.50; 2-year guarantee. Case '-Pipes-G.B.D. . and H.B.B.- ` $3.50-to $4.50. ' ' |'1`he nest stock of Pipes in town at 5' 25c, 35c, 50c, 75c and $1.00. We guarantee every pipg we sell. UNiTED CIGAR {STORES I win. SAVE YOU MONFY I` .4`. mini nllf I l;nico Watches (Swiss made) $1.00 Gillette sktetynam`, gaa platd 59 Gillette Blades`, package of 10, 75c Auto-Strap Razor, $1.49 <('Comp1ete with case) Blades---`-5 for 45c-10 for 89c. Z-jut McDonald Chewing Tobaco, 15 plug ` \ ,9 [plugs for $1.00 T: Doctor's Blend" Special Cut` Plug `Smoking Tobacco, 2 pkgo. for 259. dominion Matches, 3 plays. . 7 - Unftul Smoking Mixture, - ? highest grade, 25 pkg. Ash "ray. .c ...... .`.2-5': to s1.oo. Pouches . _. ._ . . . . . . ._25c to $1.00. Playing Cqds . . . . . . 301: to $1.005 Cifuroti Holdrj, all si:e:,~5c to 60c.l '\ Smallest sizes, ,2 for 5c. I ,4 \ . ' - \\ \aI\Il'll\an n a -- Pldyefs . . . . . 18c 'pkg., ,3` for 50.` Players` . ;'35c pkg'.,' 3 for $1.00 Milo Qigarettes (Violets) . . . ; 25 'a;;i;.... i;.'..;1::';;.;.; ALSO BIILIARD ROQM % cIc.AIu-:1`-"r1-:s (33 Elizabeth Street :---_-. - HORSE WANTED-tor the winter; good home; one about 1200 .or 1400, used to working single. Leave word at Examiner ottice. ' . - 39p ' I\I-:l\I.'nVl`9l'u' V'\III-IIIII .--_--a-- | 4 Vance appointed _A. iPatchel-l-, assessor, `Duncan, former town`clerk, Coiling- `wood, and J. B. Henderson, Orillia, ;to` revise the voters lists in their\ re- r_ --sp_ective. municipalities. His` Honor` `will take ihe revision in Barfie. -' T535 GIG Sept. 21-"--%Mr. and Mrs. `E. .Newel1' ar\d*Pe`;'cy, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Bell. motored to Coldwater L... qua.-Inv tn gnenrf the dav with the iMi's. M.'M. Bell. motored to Uomwater on Sunday to spend` the day with `latter : son, Willson Bell. -`Allah .`I nn'n Davidson otAnzus was a. 4la.tter's son, wlusun nun. `Miss Jean Davidson 9! Angus week-end` guest of Miss olive Miller. Mr. and Mrs. H. Dundasiand family of Elifigrov.e visited Mr. -and Mrs. Jos. Titfin. Sunday. _ ' Gordon Ogilvie ot Toronto is visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Dempster this week. nu... Inna rzmzszina of Beeton is vis- and Mrs. W. J. Uempster tms ween. Miss Jane Gugglns of Beeton 1ting`\her-`sisters, ;Mrs.- W..J. Jones and `Mrs. J. H. Mccann. ~~ Mr. and Mrs. `Arthur Dobson and Mr- aid Mrs. J. Dobson spent Sunday a. with rfle friends; _ Mrs-`. S. McMaster_san_d daughters of with Barrie r_rxen.us.' Mrs; S. _McMaster_.an_d Barrie spent unday with Mr. and Mrs. Mark McMa.ster. x Ruasel1~;E_lphick of Camp Borden spent Sunday with his parents. ~ ` M.r,and Mrs.` Clarence Anderson and baby have returned to New Ontario after ha.v1ng~ spent the summer with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Smith. -am. and Mrs, (`.la.rence Arnold m`o- Mr. and Mrs. ueo. amun. -. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Arnold tored to London last week -to attend London Fair and will visit the latter's brother, Roy Mccann, in Detroit, be- fore returning home. . . , Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Ross and family. Robt. Kali. Edwin Fairherst and bro- thgr. and Miss Euphemia Ellis motored from Hamilto Sunday, Mrs. Ross and b8.bY\l'8Xn8,il'll. to . spend this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. `lllln Wllll Elli. ' Ellis. . `~ The congregation or the Anglican church held a very successful and well attended anniversary services on Sun- day last. Rev. A. D. Cousins of Irinis- til had charge 0 the service and the church choir, assisted by Mrs. S. Elliott of Ivy and Mr. Martinson of Angus, rendered very suitable music. v-.n..n.1..-. ........-ulna loaf Eon? 1R_ rendered very sun Lu. On Friday morning last, Sept. 18, there passed to the Great Beyond, at the home of her son, Tom, in Oshawa, Mrs. Thos. Jones, a well known .and respected citizen of this locality for many years. name was Isabella Wald, with a sister, Sarah, came out from Ireland some for- ty-one years.a . Shortly after coming to Canada she. married Thos. Jones and settled on the farm now occupied by her son`. William. Her husband pre- deceased her some ten years. Since then shenived most of the time in Oshawa. Of a kindly and genial dis- position she made many friends who deeply sympathize with the sorrowing family. Three sons and three daught- . ters survive, viz.: Thos. and Mrs. Wes. Carruthers of Oshawa. Mrs. Nash,of r Gait, Mrs. Drury of Hamilton, Bqcons- : field of All/andale and Willian on the UIC {ll univ- A Mrs. Jones, whose maiden . homestead: also a sister, Miss Sarah , Wald The remains `were conveyed from Oshawa by motor on Sunday morning to her old home. There was a short service at one o'clock, in charge of Dr. Jones of Oshawa, after which interment was made in t e Angus Un- _ion' cemetery. 'l`hos e fro ' a distance attending -the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Jones` and family, Mr. and Mrs. Vhs. Carruthers and Dr. Jones of Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Nash and child- renand Miss Waid'o Gait, Mrs. Drury of Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. W. Parr and family of Barrie. Baconsfield, Mrs. Tnnnb and Miss: Trunk of Allandale. EVADLET cOi.UMN 3- im&w&&&niag%%*$: _ _....a ...u: v nnnh lnIOl'- family 0! l58.!'!`le. nacunuucnu, u Trask and Miss_ Trask of Allandale. Qlltlls ~I-Allin-I, v -.-nu- --- , Sept. 22--Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Nally. Miss Maud and Frank Nally and Mrs. Fred Griffiths of Hamilton, who`were in Barrie attending t e funeral of- their aunt, thexlate Mrs. Iurphy, spenf Monday with Mrs. P. J. Murphy. M -and MrR_/ F`. Carson snent Sun- I I 1 1 \ Monday With Mrs. B. J. Luurpuy. Mr. -and Mrsx F. Carson spent Sun-` {day with Mrs. Garrett, Anten Mills. A vnrv nleasant gathering was held! A very pleasant gathering held `day with Mrs. Garrett, Amen Lyuua. at the home of Mr._ and Mrs. P. J. Murphy last Friday evening when a. a shower was given for their daughter, Viola, previous to `her marriage on; Tuesday morning. An enjoyable time: was spent in games, music and danc-` ing,'after which the gifts were pre-l sented by Misses Kae Murphy and; Violet Brown. Miss Murpy thanked: her friends very prettily, after which refreshments were served. M. ..a..-1 1\.T1~:x mmer Caldwell and refreshments served. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Caldwell family visited Gupht-Tie friends on `Sun- nv Lullllly vnnnyvu \J\lrlIDnv -.-_-.._.. -., ,, day. . ' i ` ' Mrs. Chappe] of Yello_w Grass, Sask., Mrs. Campbell and Miss Flossie of Oro and Stanley Osborne of Bowman- villewere recent visitors with Mrs. Caldwell. _ ! -run. ona.1\/I'r.a Me Murnhv and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Brock Rear wish toi {hank neighbors and other friends 015 sympathy and kind assistace in con- J nection`with "the deathof their mother,1 nlnn fnn flnrnl frihllt. % Caldwell. ! Mr. and Mrs. M: Murphy Mrs., J. F. McDonald spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jno.,G1bbons at Gilford. Mrs. Mclndless -..and Mrs. McBride: were recent visitors with Mrs. A. Mac- Dqugall. ~. _ Mr. and Mrs. MacDQugall' attended the ow Fair last week. *- necuon 'W1u| LHU ut:u|.u.u also for floral tributes. . I 5 - Mrs. Waignica and Mrs. Mcculloughi wish to express their appreciation of the kindness and sympathy extended by neighbors and friends in their re- cent `sad bereavement and also for the, {beautiful orgl tributes. , 39p`i LIVE CI.-IICKENS. hens. rooste_rs,`tur-` keys; g se. ducks. We accept any breed. to rteen cents per pound. Hol- brook Poultry Plant. Bradtord, .Ont.'.` forty miles north or Torontm our plant over seven hundred acres. 84-89c _.== BONNEY;--In loving memory `of my: dear father, George Bonney. who; pas_sed away. Septem>er;30, 1924. ! Fresh insour minds your memory lives` But still om: grief is sore.` - . I Each passing` year ~st111 nearer bringse ` The day we\meet onceemore. - . -Sadly missed by daughter. 39" Minnie, Mrs. J. '1`. Emma: . CAMPBF.LL-In loving` rriemory' of our dear mother, Mrs. James Campbell.| Brentwood, who entered into rest, September 23, 1923. In our home she is fondly remembered, Sweet memories cling `to her name. Ourmother we loved with deepest at- 'Ql'I+`l'\'l UH!` uluuuu yvc lvvvu vv-van ...-...,.--- .._ tectlon, T L Andnwe love her _in deatl/ljust the same. It's sweet to know we'll meet again Where sorrows are no more, - And that the one we loved so well, Has only gone before. ` l -Ever rkmembetjed, by` Minnie, 39c ` * ' Jessie, and Myrtle. I.-IOUNSOME-`V-In loving memory of Thomas Smith Hounsome. died Sept. ' 26th, 1921, through war service, late ' of 19th Battalipn, C_.E.F.;- aged 36. -years. __ V _` I -Ever remembered by Wife A39c . . ` _ andgchildronq _[s1x1'H ;LlNE, V1-:sPRA' . nn 1... ......a 1m..., `I3.-I Na `mom scHoc_>1.j_ `CARDS A or THANKS IN -MEMogziAM 4n memory; ifh `I -Tnnnnome. died Sent. Pain Eiilll `Collie; `sueegugatea Church ` I`3nanw& I L isuriday, `Se iember 27th, 1925. . ally Day_ ' - -3 p.m.--Sunday School} open session. M " 11' a.uF-Rev. S. H; Greensladel`. 7_ p.m:.`--Rev. A.{D7 Cornett. , , Today's children will beethe leaders. I of tomorrow. The" attitude of the Chris- ' ptian church toward the child will de- ttermlne very largely whether that leadership will be Christianor npt. ` Interesting Rally Dely program. Now ISTHE TIME To BUY 1 [- Pk1cEsAAR1_f: RIGHT - Easy terms if desired. Your present` . ear taken in as part pay. T Below {are a few of our stock :- 1 1924 Chevrolet Superior, has gone ,` 3009 miles, -equipped with snub- bers, bumper, ~balloon `tires with spare; ibis carloolts and runs like new. V r I 1 Nagll Six-Cylinder, new .pair Dom- \` I inion Royal Cord tires on rear; you can buy this one right. ` L 1 Ford Touring, 1923 model, new top covering, spare tire, windshield p wiper. ` 1 Baby Grand Chevrolet Touring ' `Cur; this car has been revarnished and looks -like new; good .j:ires, _ front bumper. _ 1 McLaughlin 45 Master Six, good tires, front bumper; will sell this one right. T ' 1 Chevrolet 490\- Model, new cord tires on rear. _ ' l 1 Mcltugllxliu E63; you can buy thiel wort t e money. ` The above are only a few; we have l':.llI5e;%, ranging in prices from` V . up. 0 - . ' ALL MAKES - ALL MODELS` W $5 !-nu :-..\.;.I.-v.. ~ _ Munsters: ` . -iRev.* S. H. Greenslade, _B.A. Rev. A. _D. Cornett, M.A.,`B.D. "1' . R. Coulter} Our Showrbom is open till 10.30 pm. IJIITI B, .\lllI.. I Chevrolet and Oakhqd Dealer A - LOS'1'--$6 bill on Monc` betweemstandard Bank ; der phone 442. Reward. $UUUUUw'l\wwwwv.~-.~v.~--T one c'ent 8. word. cu/1'1.` ouch` Inher- uon (minimum charge. 25c):`,It'l:=.1n- Iortlons tor the price `at tour. 10 cents extra when charged: also 0 cont: extra when replies are dhV'ectodV on :1-:u,minar office. ` ._` Our Fall Sale will clese` on\ Saturday, the 26th day of September "OUR STOCK IS COMPOSED OF MANY SMART AND ILJP-TO-DATE STYLES IN HIGH GRADE FOOTWEAR AND THROUGHOUT THIS ENTIRE SALE `WE ARE `OFFERING - REMARKABLE VALUES IN ALL LINES OF SHOES. The A'.W7Goodfellow SHOE STORE % % SEE OUR wmnow 1-`on mucrs NOTICE 0 H.;l1ll'.|}`. ,| $0 an 3.; . . . ......._, ` . R l >, "\`...-.. % oppome the P6st_Off'1ce- ,~ rnunspg, . v Chevrolet` ' ` Dealer ` now lien: % THE NEW % OAKLAND` SIX It is comparison that sells CHEVROLET. `Chevrolet and Oaklu , Dealer Barrie and Allistori '/CALL AND SEE IT TODAY. - % r. n. ouLm 1. n. coumgn LIUA ynowu-.. - -_. 7 . LOS'1`~--Lady's gold Evershani pencil ..... Tmnlnn st.. Thursday at noon. u- .` sai-faunas 24, :02? 1HuRsn..)j,| p'>x<>x<>x~>x<>x<| , Nnnmm \\'2 ing a few \\'ulIe1' (`nr .ance in .-\l1;m Mrs. 1`. I1. "visit her sum. \H.-._. \1`,,`..._, eEL. M1`. and .\l -0t`t \'i. K .1\ICQuu_\'. Fred Jiillin [ego of l'h:n' week-end. 'u.... 3; '\'13LL |l('l . Miss M21 the j-j.U(`.\'( Ct gold l9V6!'Bnu_.rp. puuuu on Dunlap St., Thursday noon. Fin- der please leave at `Singer Sewing Ma- chine Office. 89c ~--------------e.__ \\'et, K-tun. lVIx's. 1:. < morning: In .BI`ight':un| I Dnhnl-f \\':1 .DI`1;,'.nL-.uu-. . Robert \\':1 vale public s at his fnth(-1' mung \1 1 where he ha. J. .ut:1:ur_ Stanley 1'}. of the Super mu..- 4'... `El! [115 Hltllvx Miss M. J. Barrie after A. J. .\Ie1`klo=, Qt-1nlo\ |._ Ul LIN.` Cllnpxn Tos. (`res Jobabn, (`ul mother, Mrs nun \1 1 [T1Ul.lIt`.l , an Miss M. E town after : mins ad ot tum; Q A 111311 >D(`l1\Hr Mr. and have been \ Mr. and .\Ir. `u.... 1 >\ lHHl:s nun -an Miss S. .~\` appointed t~ High Schm) \`Ir nntl D11 . illlu .-nu Mrs. 1:. .\ Cecil Thnm. z1tten(lin:.' I up old fI`il`l \.1r nml up Unu -. l\ . Mr. and 1\IiCh., um! 'C00k.~`tmnI.'n_ Mrs. Norm \1'nv-luv I D FOR SALE-Sovncres of pasture land, 10 acres of bush and flowing well. For particulars apply Examiner office. 39p J.\'H'S. A U] Ill Morley .1 staff of Tr: to. is SD01] -and Mrs. .1 '1")-`Ha ll: 1. Anna. .. Ha, was in sister and "Mary Hu w nR`v`u 1 .L\l'dl`_V Ilun "-Mrs. .1. -came In to ~`ter, M rsx I daughter, College. The rn an I`. up ... ter :1 .~a months. \I...,. 1 -TIIUHLIL`. .\li.~'.< lid and Bliss day far 3. -9113115. h_\' Roclmsn-1-. \I.-u II l'LU\,'Ut'.`'u :. .\Ir2~'. H. '~t0mnrr(m- spend Ihw `will 0('('u[> ins: hm` :|l LI I F1. .1. `Royal }'.;a 'I`homp.-nu 'h:u'o 1'04`! Mrs. .1. M "\Y.-.- 1) D115. -1. .u Mrs`. D M:1('1.:nro1 arrixwd. Y SPI1(`.(` nf I New Ynr LI ll I1. 11. T0 the h: .4 an ,, cu in: that fn the 1. : D1.`- . FARM FOR` SALE---Farm known as the Peter Milne farm, at Angus. For terms apply to Mrs. H. Sf Willson, An- gus. Ont. E 38-48p Ill!` llll R6.-\'. their >- dau:.'h1 tun, P: ter :1 (Dru \l.. ,Ull\ 5r. The rnun '3 A `not -`ll . th` (-1 int:-' ' take `In [up `the I A.- Alhoz` `II tho. Hl thr- T Svptc TA 4 VV. The fnth` suit. ......1 Yd 1 I and serv ker p10 1 Rot-' resic Q11 : HOUSE FOR SALE--8 rooms. modern conveniences, 60 Worsley St. 'Imme-' diate possession. Easy terms. Apply J. E. Emma on premises. . 89-40p tem wvvrlq BRICK HOUSE for sale, 7 `rooms. all conveniences, 1% acres good garden,~ ideal spot for chicken `farm. For par- ticulars address Box 471. Bzrle. 38-c89p ` %% FOR SALE---Modern house in` good .....,m.mmu section. All conveniences. FOR BALIQ--NIOOBPD nouxge In` auuu residential section. All oonvenlencga. Large grounds. Garage; garden and fruit trees. Apply Box R. Examiner nan. ' 29110 I If LII L 4 Office. bent: extra wuun IV to Examiner Ottlce. FARM FOR SALE in Sunnldale town- ship, good clay loam.\`Good buildings,- well fenced, good well.` close to school. church and market. Apply Box G. Ex- nnxhnnn - VII U1 L71! ` aminer. ...~... -.-.-.u-- fi5'rs3 won SALE--92 Penetag 'st.,| solid brick. 8 rooms, 2% acres land. good stahle- and henhouse: '~would rent to good tenant. Apply Mrs. Wat- } . son on premiseq. - L899 FOR SALE--Eight room frame house. good barn. six acres,` good_ orchard. small fruits, splendid water. Corner lot in village 0! Oro Station. Apply to F. Mc,Mlnn, Oro Station. ' 37-42p \ ' FOR SALE---5 acres. of tlrst-class gar- den. poultry, small fruit farm. wlthln 1 mile of|Barrie. 6-roomed house with good cellar and summer kitchen. first rate barn with new cistern, large drlve shed, poultry. pig-pens. 6tc.;y nearly 1 acre of this property has been recently fenced in for poultry raising. A ply G. H. Plowman, Cundles. Phone 33 4 - p 1 HOUSE AND LOT for sale. Cheap for cash to wind up an estate. No. 114 So- phia St., the late residence of Mr." Frank Penstone. ,9 large evoongis with hall, beautiful large lot ull of trees. shrubs and flowers. ideal place for party. wishing to retire, house will be open` on Saturday. 0ct`.'3rd. or Write for further particulars to A. W. Pen- stone 11A Orchard Park Blvd., `Tor- onto, Ont. , 39-40c BLUUU .1111 EARLY PULLETS for sal. 1_>ho_n'e 613rs1~. 38-40p . > ANCONA CHICKENS tor..sa1e. good winter layers. Apply Ancona. Heights Poultry Farm. Barrie. Phone -142. 89p BARRED ROCK COCKEREL-- red to lay Holdsworth 0.A.C. strain. rs.` Caldenwood. 28 .Dundona.ld St. Phone 134. ~ ' _ ,V _` 89-40p -j$Z1 MAID . VVANTED--'1` Ina` hlnrhnnt waszes. . LEGI-IORN COCKERELS-150 .Wh!te Leghorn Cockerels (best egg strain) direct from Ferris. Your choice at $1. E. R. Marlin. `o 87-42p - TWO RAMTLAMBS FOR SALE or will exchange for shee : also cedar posts and anchor posts or sale, Jae; ills. R. R. 1. Mldhurat. - `88.-41c SELECT YOUR COSKERELS now for next year's breeding. choice Barred Rocks bred to lay, Guild : at;-a.1n.' roa- aonable prices. J .'A. Lennpx; 2 North St. [Phone 887 W-. . 84-I90 YEARLING LEGHORN HENS3-TO make room for our growing pullets, we must sell 400 Yearlingsingle, Comp White Leghorn hens .. at once. These -birds are Delemere etraini and all have high records to their: credit-. A pen otthese wonderful producers-will prove a profitable investment either` as layers or breeders, $2 each.` Oliyer Poultry Farm. Shentyjay. A 89p {late particulars 3. to Box K. Exam 8 t0 exvusw lner Omce. 88-89cMc JVlA1u.. V1 41. :. nu: . mg. highest wages. High St., Barrie. Man (gxperienced bush- un em I-mm-dine house. W. !e for bbardlng nouqe. vv. Sons, Colwell _J ct. 89p --We offer steady _omploy- . hynnlrlv to sell our com- - on Monday afternoon trd and P.0. Fin- 7_Reward. ` , . 89p - -No washing or iron. ` v Annlv W, Dvmeht. NO Wasnms ur sum- Apply H. Dyment, - .89cl -Phone 30: 542, QKLIIIII >0! '0; ` 85-40p `J: `'45 `39-4011` HIIIIUF WANTED---I-IouekeepeAr {org elderly man and wife. Apply to Box ".W". Bar- rie Exagniner, at once. 89: A1_D WA N'I`ED-no washing or tr- oning, highest wages. Apply H.- y- ment. High St., Barrie. 39c -- .__-I -4. --can RANGE, breisi bed and` for sale. Phone 88 . ` WINCHESTER; RIFLE pricg`-$30.00. Apply P: K I UIGU D13 pl; can.-.~---..V. , , TRUCK F R " SALE-1921 two-ton Ford truck, closed cab. Appiy I-I. D lMadlll, Qralgvale; Ont. ` _I-_L..l.. AP yourself ; a. A nnlv LES `W. 150 the J. Pattel YOUPSBII; an: Apple' `W. . ` FOR ' SALE-Seed wheat; M also .;pure 5...: puvmnuth Rock Am-ll pullets. SALE-Seed wneat; also ..puw bred /Plymouth Rock April bred?-to-lay. =Apply Harry ' Ottaway. Phone 60 r . .' , 5-40 - '- --V I` V 7 I I FOR ALE--Two Beaglehounda, male .....u 4 alas kitchen cunboardand Neg -cow-- v, __ _ WAN'1`ED--Good maid wanted at once. one who is tond of children. Apply Mrs, Fred Otton, 97 Toronto St. 89c - u____|_ _ NATJONAL WELCOME STOVE tor! gale, In good condition, first class bak- er, burns wood or coal, at :1: reasonable price. Apply at 86 Clapperton St., Bar- rle. ' ` " , . 391')` ale: kite ` e Beagle Wood. 152 Bra.d_fo V . 'nounua, xnuw hen cupboardand New `with water front, will rd St. 88-43c . PRIVATE nlture, also and machine. after! J . Finley, Singer pI'IUUu llllylg IQ vv --..,..... rle. 3 89p ' _ FEED PEA FOR SALE--200 or 800` bushels, aecure.your_wlnter supply of hog feed at a greatly reduced`prlce. Act quickly as they will not last `long. W. 0. How, Barrie. phone .798. 3.9V-40c ` .. . -. ._ _ CADILLAC `EIGHT ROADSTER for sa.l'e.Im9st be disposed of ,betore Sept. 30th. car at present In storage at Camp Borden. Address offers to Flight- Lleut. A. A. Lel`tch. Ca.mp'Borden, 89,` "poles and pegs tncfuded. -""' "` "' \ FOR TENTS 0 AWNINGS 8.180 3 used 10x12 tents; 8 ft. walls. new this . year, suitable for huntlngW$i2t0.0:) egch. r e 0 en. Reece, 115 `Lakeside Ave.. Blrchcllttb Ont. Tents tor sale or rent. 85-40p ` Reece, 115 Lakesnoe Ave" sale ow--. _ LUMBER `AND WOOD` for sale, 2x4, 0.`; avg 921 0. 8 to 18:1t. long: an sizeq. `AND' WOOD` tot`. 2x0. 2x8. 2x10. 8 to 18.11. SE18, `ax `M sized. lV'L lJct. WAN'1`ED-` Man ( man) and wife b H expe . Hutton & Col rlenced. but `oardlng house. well _Jct. j TO LET 015. FOR SALE--House and 6 garden, reasonable germs. Apglgv` to, Mllbee. 151 Owen `St. , 39p 'UU` oh` I rv|vI\1 -u---.. - _, ` ; . won SALE" on '1:o.,m=JN'r--6-roamed} bungalow. nearly new, with all modern convenlkences. Phone 611r4. 38-43p` . T0 RENT--Furnished bedroom. Apply 56 Owen St. , 39p - NICELY` FURNISHED front bedroom. for rent. Apply 95 Collier St. 38-43p - FOR ,REN'1--- Steam-heated rooms. central. Apply H. E. Jory, King Block, nnuvdn CU Ll'1lu Barrie. -j , ROOMS 'r`o RENT-'1`wo onthree un- furnished _rooms. 191' light housekeep- ing. Apply at'Exam!ner Office. 39p. . - ` _ . I -_-__ _ . TWO OR THREE nice 'comtortqble` rooms on bath flat or will let sepax"ate., Phone. Apply evenings, 83 Owen St. 39c` ROOMS-- uiet home for students. Three minutes walk from Collegiate. Apply to 76 Small St. or phone 707., T ' . 84-39 , I ' * ' V SALESMEN--We employ- ment and pay weekly to sell our plate and excluelve llnes or guaranteed Vquallty. whole root. fresh-dug`-to-on am trans and nlants. Att'ractlve_ _lllue3 chine: will sen ver Examiner ofti_ce. - ` DOUBLE ROOM AND BOARD for two .:...u... In nnmfm~table,home. all con- | DOUBLE ROOM ANU but-u.'uJ LU! uvvu ladies in comfortable .)1ome, veniences, handy to Collegiate. Apply a r.-........... Qt A_ 33.391,` V81 ! wuuuu. ual 8 Frances St. ' HOUSE T0 LET-All conveniences, hardwood -floors. No. 2 Penetang Phone 9953. ` ' ` 39 ,,A_____L_. _ } .5. quvonv v-u.._ . . SIX-ROOMED BRICK HOUSE` for ....... ...mnnmn nntober 1: SIx'ROUN1l9lJ Dlhn 1': rent, available October ; iences. _Apply 139 Collier. T439W : HOUSE -TO LET--7-roomAed brick .n....- all mnvmiences: UUSIS ".l'L LJIJJL-"I'll house; all convmiences; ectric range. Apply` 40 Phone 996W. ,2 , . se`ven-roomed brick house,\,all_ conven- "FOR QUICK RENT at 31 Eccles St.. a" 'len'ces', garage and chtcken pen. $22 per month. occupation 0ct`ober'20; Apply to| V John Dbdd, Aurora. P.O. Ont. ` 89p exclusive lines or 3-uumuwe... quality, tres_h-dug`-to-on der trees and plants. Attractive illus- tratedsampies and full co-o eration, a. money-making opportunity. uke'Bro- there` Nurseries, Montreal. 89-65eow WANTED SALESMAN who under- stands live stock and with experience selling direct to farmers. Splendid op- portunity for 9. man thirty-five years of age or. more. to connect with 9. reliable old established concern. :'Good earnings possible to the right mam Give complete particular s`e.s to exper- ....... nth... to Box K. Examiner` _O!_i_ic_e_.