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`L LL` \I9 Mas; ei.iez2i;T}i5i1;$34,"Taaugheer of. Mr. Je.mes Dickey, Adjala, was united in mar-` rings a few days 9.? to Mr. Fletcher Ryal, of Mono, by Rev`. J , Stellwell. 1 T-L.. `D_..K......2I'l- -8 l\..2II2- L.) 1.2; ..2..LL John Baskerville, of Orillia, had his right hand so mutilated in `Messrs. Tudhopo & Sons Inning mills a. few dawn ago, that he will 1 ely lose two` ngers._a.nd thumb. V 25 per-(cent. oral! Fncf Bron Good: at In 'F"C Uo ` -V v ' 0 any 1 gr ,0 1 HA \1-,_,_ The Woman's Missionary Sociey of N ew- ton Robinson; with their missionary friends from Schomberg and. Bond `Head; spent a very pleasant time last Wednesday at New- I-An The religiously inclined people of Avening thank Mr; Honeyford for the use of his; house for prayer meetings, on the .Sunday evenings when there is no service -_at. the, Metho int church. . Miss Pauline Johnson was the guest of Mrs. 'GeorgeTGr ant while at Orillia. A re- ception was held on Monday at her resi- dence, "Lindencrest, and--many frien called on Miss Johnson; ' ' ` \JCIII IVI C VI IIIIIIVWVI ' Thedwelling of John_Poge_ll, ht, was" 1at.e1y"de_streye d"by` re. While` rs. Powell was out milkin fans of the children ran out and told; her '1: 'e*ho1ue _ wiI`enV".ire.% She `ran u':qpho_ 6d ,lip1l9.b!y"tht`W&,iu `=50 1'519..3'1. y " but n_ot_injure'd.'4` Defective stove-pipe, ;u`:wa,u oi1if__lirjo :.t tho? It is said the Alliston council is now_-`quite willing to give the fire brigade all they ask, and more too, but ' brother Clark says `that. nothing, no. nothing, can compensate -them for the insult and injury received. ' " ` ` V '1`heA'Beeton Worlti sa!ya Fred. Herringron, of Essa township, while cutting down a tree, V was unfort;unate`enou hto have it. fall "on: him, breakmg several _nes_and leavgng Mr. Harrington in a prgcarirniu o9ngiiio n; I ' I . . _. .__.. - ..- The residence of John-vubberd. Glen Huron. was destroyed by re 0.", short `time ago. Mr. and Mrs. Hubb'a.rd`ho ,d-33' paprow esca e and would have been b_urned to death gun or the timely. arrival of a. dau`hterin- aw. , * V . ' ` B1-antead Alli`. uuuu .l;1Ul'l.l auuscnua uuuu `JUVIOI cu- ough could be obtained at Washago to light this town. propel all the machinery-of any required fectoriel, and,_if need be, leave a `nut Inc for heating by electrieity.-Oril1ia Robert Brown : at the eTay nomi- nation has been pf `ted in pamphlet form and circulated through the township, and them-eport:ie that it none: thjeainnere in the Te `council almost aebadlyee the eonndof Ga trial : trumpet 2 a_:;1u;_ _. 32 ..1.|.__' ..Ii__.il ,.`..``-`Z-I..I`.IV.3 John Hex -n 'ai1getis'th'ist" 1$o\ver km- naln an-ulrl I-ua nkhninn A0: rnnl-u1an' fn al-It mm `"iiiri{Bue-, to:-fmrxy q:_rg_ide,nt_ of the County of Simeon , mseidrownedgfin as small hdat the Hamilton -As nth qua.rry.la,st ri_de,y;' _,;H7~vv'u'.`qniet,. armless patient, and herevare in means of knowing whether thedrowning` was accidental or designed. `I,T ,,, no opntitlifelsx thy sAt_ r`j.` '30!` I, I,,,Il, ` . `Bethune, of Gra.venhnfIt, ha: been un`animounly_cal1od by the congre- gation: of 'B68v_e_reonjand; Gamebifidae. nu. _ \?_o_,|.'.9, 1 , E '.1. _ _;-_ _ TdEi.; `:&g.;;g;i; iI;:}._`1;I.Ii If 'a:.Tm,;.. Indium-Ruerv`e` ianboul t6 give boncorts in `this white` iillges in aid `of the` Misaion Chm-`ch_ there. "The Muskokai Herald eayaj . Fe- ther is ahortl to begiven in" aid "of; the re company, an Tn: ADV,ANcI:' imp wants to .know;who will `we. her and to whom will she be `given, an is the re company going _to1-out the uxihippy queen? , 9,1 A ,p,I,, 9611 Owen Sound Times .- Mr. `John McLean, of the easbhill. hsndedwts a. record of "the snowfsll since November 5th. The gures represent the actual fall as measured at the conclusion: of `each storm, and. the record shows cm 8 feet 7; inches of snow have tsllenup t_.o Feb. 1st. ` V A`- `.|_"_ n_'___s "u-_-__s_- n1L,_`."L-__. -1 mA,_.,,.,,A orhhhxk '4 i:ii;{iIZ.727iZ{{."e;nE;' _j4w_i`sdve1"- time a big entertainment for next > ursday. M13, Mler, merchant of Severn -Bridge, is tying to inaugurate the cash system in that liloy ,:"Sosrlet_Ghs.ter' of Tecum- sethvhlch WA`! in Beeton on the 14th ult.',' thefolloyfing oeers were elected :_t Bros. J00, Wri ht, W. C. C {William Riley, D. C C;.Geo. eyes 0. Chsp.; Joe. Ellison, C Sec.; Jo's. Abernethy, S. H K.;rCharles Kearns. I. H_.; John Willoughby, 0. H. The Parry Sound North Star says 3. Cords upon cords of green hardwood are being broughtvinto this town daily from ever di- rection. The sons of the soil seem to ave formed a wood combine and are holdin the price at the highifigure of $1.30 to $1. `per simzle cord. This "is the `lamest nrice ever ' FIIUV TU UXV IIIHII II I? `ll VLOIJW UV VIIIJV yV3L single cord. This "us the `largest price ever I paid herdfor green wood, !I'IL_ AII_L_L 'I"I`-.__`I_I __,_- lllI'1L_ _.-._L_. Bu.ine'u' -sewn Brit; j is caekesa by the almost impaliubility o the __ - =nu_`. 11-_`_I__.._'_ -`n\_.-._`_ ___-____ 7 _=`_1.._ L_1__-.'_ The Allietonv Herald says; `The party who has taken wood from the Presbyterian church is known. and if seen taking any more will be prosecuted 1'0 which it may he replied that if the thief were promftly arrested after being known, he woul be more apt to credit the statement that he is known; whereas. not being arrested. he {eels the statement "that he is known is e 2,. |_'___,_ A.-- Josephine, the ve `year old daughter of Robert Anderson, was` so severely scalded a few days ago that she died from its effects. Mr. Anderson lives near'Severn Bridge, but was carrying on lumber operations in the township of Wood, his family being with him. It appears the child s elder sister was carryin a di per of -boiling water from the stove w en s e s illed the `contents-on the child : head and roast. LUCIE GU15} big bouncer. The W. S.`F. I. will hold` meetings day andievening. in Creefnore, on the 2nd inst., and in Duntroon on the 3rd'inst., Subjects, Neglected branches of Live Stock, The Silo, Fruit, The 0. A. C , past,present and hf_u't_ure'._ The ` education of farmers daughters, &c., &c. `Mr. D. Bucbannan, B. S. A. , assistant editor _of the C. L. Stock Journal, will be present at both meetings, assisted by local talent. ' and hospitality were concerns `A very large crowdof Barrieites indulged last Eriday evening in_ a most enjo able sleigh-ride to the residence of Hon. has. Drury, Crown Hill. Mr. Dru `had most generously given the freedom of is magni- cent `and capacious new dwelling] to the Methodist congregation for the hol parlor social, the success of which was unique so far as members engoyment and `. The ro- `gramme consisted `of _ solos by Miss E. ing and 'Mrs. F. "Smith; recitations b MISS Leela MoA1lister,an_d Rev. D`. Fran s, and a speech from Mr Sissons. Mr. Brownlee was chairman. The gathering broke up about '11 o'clock. and by midnight nearly ail had arrived home. ing of at Collegiate Literal`! Society. A meeting of the above was held on Friday afternoon last, ' the president. Mr. Hay, in the .chair.. It was decided. on motion of Mr. Smith, that two more editors be added on the corridor symposium, that Mr. Hunter. choose them, that the paper he read every other week, and consist of not more than eight. pages. Mr. Milden was elected critic. ' The programme consisted_ of a dialogue by the Misses M`. and I. Erly; .reeitat_ion, Miss Freeman; reading, -.Miss A. Bell ; iano-duet, Misses M. and A. :Fletoher ;' r ing of corridor symposium ;by Miss Erly, and reading by Miss Spry. - "TBA unvl-. Inna!-Int ! urn] I-{A Ina`:-I an ll`-hi. PCIIIUIUU UL UIPU IIUIIVL BUQPULB UL I-IDIIIU IF `the .. stablingi aecgrnrnpdation that every `licensed hate! in the town should have. At '8 oiclocke-n'ot"eAn"qugh of `the e'ople`s munici- pal representatives were on and to form` a. qubrum and "another notice was given of a. `meeting for Tuesday evening. Thoeevgresent on V Monday evening were His vorshi `Me or Creswicko, a.ndeCouncillors Fennel; Pul an, Plaxton, Ellis and Williamon. " A `imji ' Dnnivn 1 ml: 7 Anubi- U LIX IHII , GU LUCHIR L The next meeting will evening n"x`t. at 8 o'o1oc .room`of the Ctjallegixlste. " - bZ h'i3'o i'*i{d.y k, in the assembly looting of the Town Council. A. epecialj meeting of the Town Council was__oa._lled L for Monda. night to` consider a. petition of the hotel eepers of Battle re "flan nl-nI1'Ina'nn`nnrnmn:n.inn ` that Ava:-v (Qvbrd Va` }"-`0"eri:oa.t_ t chat rl" ,-1- .-to`-33 !!! IaI;m~:- '11-:19-is-t ~50 -3 I. uuuu -I. IDA UVII, ullll ll V7 lllllllvlln "Absent;ees4Reeve 'Bothwell, lat Deputy E_`le1:chr,, 2nd `Debuty' Caldwell, and , Coun- joillgra Hulibeib. Newark, ' Fra.wle'y, Gafden ,%ndMN&b-V'_.iv.. , if T % J A III B I516, UIIKVU `Hull HULL! Iiuluvu ll uwvua . On Monday th6ITown met the Professions and the former was defeated by. a score of 3 goals to_'l,. 'l`h`n no-gnihn A? I-Jm Vnllnvhu gt nu-nnnlnfl in an 8u'|;ev:;,hdihg of the dluba. at present" in as _f01l0Wl:-,---_ _.' ' - `~ . A j-vy-w- u `On Fridhyulast the Banks niet the Pro- fessions in. a` achedulq, game, which resulted ii: a tie, three goals bemg scored by each. (In Mnngn u; Tnwn mat Izhn 'p|-nfnnninnn ..:i:.?~a.._g nh In-Ir ':Pkof6gaioui. . tBanks.-:- Town, ` -r `t suad.ay,Ms'?1?`h'Te11"*'Ti'ia%"sana-v in Lm._. ,;11a._rn_- an. act. `:`Ja;9b. &t~Bot,heL .7,;p\.m_., qqb1ect,_;..._ `,3 _ hero of man? The .T4nnA n unmnnr. mi In ltllnininfnl-All A1-. u: ?l.jp\.m, ll!!! ',-rlnuvru .w. muu._ -Iord I".' ,I3?Pl:1: will Be. sdmiliidtrod iii: 610070 6f the mo;-mg ogtvioo. ' %;CoUANTf*'oF sI1L}ICOE.%%0NTARIo, MARCH 2, 1893. slouzuugg Pam sag soouu. * 16:` am nonivncnv Y ' 6AiAnL otni cm-rnmqx. `;.;u........{ % ...%..... ..... ojatlon orrorpngo. - I551` 01' I nbellod ,1 The re rasentsgtive of this a.ssocintion,`who hnsbeen ere s`c`vera.l,'d&ys ,` made such head- way in ndvnncing the claims of his `company that a. meetingwns held on Friday evening inst in theoice of Mr. John Roszerson. upon the request of the. following prominent citizens of `Barrie ` and "district : Messrs. ` .Andl.`0W Urquhart, John Woods, 0. A. Per- kins, J." H. .McPhee, '. Daniel Spry. William `Wilkinson, D. F. Me.cWa.'tt, Samuel Wesley; Messrs: W. P. Soules, .E. Hardman, M. Fennell, Alisndsle. `and others. On motion duly seconded Dsniol Spry, Esq. . was elected ':-chairman, and E C. Davies sccy., pro tem. `The objects of, the meeting and the principles of the working` of the association having been `fully expliined and discussed it was unani- mously resolved to form a. Bonrd to take iduii-an nf O}|A"HnninAnn in thinlriintrint and rm _IllUlll tvnvlfvuu Uu Anuus D yvnsu us: vnnv chsrgqgof tbs` basin -in this district and to motidn duly seoon ed the tollowing were i elctedidirhectors:Ds'n1e1Spry,C A Perkins, I John Woods, W Wilkinson, S. Wesley,'W. ` P. Soules and A. Ur uhsrt. Subsequently A the irectors met an eiected Daniel Spry, on..- Anna. {'1 A Dnnbinn 'u3nn-1nuAn:r`nnl-o 1} -L 0 LJVIIIVD G \5 4 music V- `the . irecto mliz-, `i5n"iTa"l="i{~v', e" res dent; C. A` Perkins, vice.-p.reIide,nt;' D. . .,,MacWatt,. solicitor ;_ and:_.app.roved the .ep ~ intment of John-Bogerson as secy.-tress. an general agentigfmthe ,dist'rict,,with M. Fennell as agent ior .Allanda1_e, further ,apppintm_ent,si_beine-leftfin` the hands of the . general agent, M_r..Rogerson, to whom_ ap- plications shouldfbe made from any town or village in the County of Simcoe. . , r ON 3. AND L. sssoeunuoxs . in Ms.` E. 'c_ nsvmsi - ilnspeaking to thesubjeet of Building and LoanAssociations, Mr. Davies, theinspector `of agencies for the'Provincial, endeavored to disabuse the minds of many as to their views of the recent trouble between -the management and shareholders in the Domin- ion` Buildingand Loan -Association, he stated that he was one of the rst to sign the char- ter, necessary changes `had been made and they were now running smoothly ; with the alterations the institution had been placed on a solid nancial basis and with careful management it must succeed. As regards ..the Provincial. we were incorporated when the trouble with the Dominion arose and care was taken in framing the by-laws and constitution `to provide against similar _ tronbles,-consequently no oicers of the Pro- vincial have a_ seat onthe Board of Directors and no agent can `use proxies,` these two points are of the utmost importance;' there are other institutions yet to go thro the diiculty the Dominion had on this score and he advised, when. the time arrived, that coolcounsel prevail and amendments made to properly protect the general body. The principles of all in the main are good, the diiculty is, in the management, and know- ing this inuences opposed to mutual Build- ing and Loan are at work, being pushed by ' interested parties in the old style monetary institutions ; to the charges of such he advised a deaf ear. Investigate for your- selves and we will satisfy you, and anyone willing to be convinced, that we arenot only as sound nancially, and as a fact invest- ments with a properly conducted Building and Loan Association are more safe than with any other class of monetary institution. The system of investment compelsthis as at all times we hold $10000 value for every $60 00 loaned out, this increasing in value frommonth to month. I cannot say more to an intelligent body of men. The Provin- cial has adopted in its constitution all safe- guards practicable and we are prepared at all times to shew up to any shareholder all_ our transactions and prove our securities. Our literature is in plain English language and can be understood by anyone who can `read. there are no ifs or ma s, and that kind of quibbling, our correspon enceis the same, we say yes or no, leaving no loop hole for after trouble. ' - ` rnn_- _.____ -2_._I .*L--A. -3 LL--- _..-s...-I ..'.... CLICK |Jl.'Ul.l|llUo ' The principal object of these mutual com- panies is to give every c_hild, father and mother a home under their own roof. The value` of property depends not so much on the prosperity of the few as on the prosperity of the very large majority. To make a prosperous and peaceful country, citizens must have homes of their own, creating more patriots, more virtue and more security for all that makes life worth living. On the other hand those who already have their own homes and who do not wish to borrow can make investments and thus creating a fund toassist their more unfortu- nate fellow creatures. ; . ` ' mu, -__ __; .1.-- -|__..__ -2 _L--1_ . u_-'c__.. I I-IEUU LUIIUW UlVClu|llUB- There are three classes of stock ; the rst is the permanent stock carrying 7% interest and suitable for investors with ca ital,.the' second is prepaid or paid up stoc , this is sold at $50.00 per share and is an invest- ment saving stcck carrying interest at 6% on the sum actually invested and doublin . in value in 8 years, this opens up a ood channel for transters of accumulations rom saving banks, the third is the instalment stock payable at 60c. per share per month, the maturity value efwhich is $100.00 which sum -shall be due and payable in 8 years or less ;_th's stock few are "unable to` take a share or we in and is becoming more pop- ular with the masses from dayto dav. "Plug manna keinnn in 9]-u.-nan {Wuhan nlnaanu of IIIQIV WIUII IIIIU IIIGUUUC LIUIII U5 V IAU Uyo 'l'he ran e given in these three classes of stock enab es all classes of invesiors to place their moneyvat interest, but the uestion of safety remains; on this -head r. Davies stated that no investment is made unless on first mortgage security and then only up to 60% of the actual appraised cash value.` These securities by the.system improve from month to month and it is impossible therefore, with `any reasonable care i_n granting" loans to im- pair their value. The Imperial Tr'ust_Co . of Canada. are custodians of the loan fund and all securities, their agreement being that no funds shall be withdrawn unless re- laced by properly executed ' "mortgages or duly receipted icerticate for withdrawal of stock`; such security is beyond t_1estion,- when it is stated that every person andling money of the association furnishes a proper- ly executed Qbonld. All safeguards have been adopted as will satisfy the most skepti- cal` of the (idea of the man ement, elected as it is by the) general body or share-' holders annuall , and therefore actually in . . 3 their own hands.` ' 1-_ -___s__2_._ 11.. 1\-_:__.'n_`__.~|..`_.1u.--- ULIULK UWI-I uuuula. In conclusion, Mr. Davie: thanked those present and and said the by-laws weredrawn up with a. view to . harmony and a `square deal all roan 9 and min that no complaint had"yet` been receiveilo non-fnl- Rlhnnnh nf nu-nu-ninnn nin I-Jun vunnlvlnn in-I VUIIIPIQIIII IIQVI J90 IIWVII IUIJUIVUIIVIII IuIUII`IILL' llment of .4promisee, or the working or management queetiqned, be e might safely say h1s_Auooietion,w ahepp family-, than they ho to rennin and bu'_ (1. up such an iusbit} onus would_benot only a ` oreditto `On ' but the "prid`e'of "_the'whole Do-9 Inxinion. 4 . .. ' V The win 3 mt ,- hermoniouh one ' V:-,n.d. _lI8`1. V9 for; it.- ,f'`=l3F Pi9nerity- I nil; `l'-'l_.. 'n-._-_._-_ __`;. ___I, - -._.'_.A A__, A..- --.'-. -fuwri " 7 *'- "- ' L" '7" Mr. John Rogem` ;;`g;.m.x. .gni'f$':ho county. is ready with. all informatiolyqnd with` the bajcking.givon- him by thoihocal here 1 a post 0 `return Board of Directors we anticipate good and laistingibusiness, when carried out, as it will be, on the conservative lines as indicated by the remarks of the company's representative. We wish them success. ` The editor of the ADVANCE took a look into the Central school last week to see how many parents there were taking any interest in,.th'e training of their children. Perhaps `the time was not just the one for parents to be there. at any rate no visitor was met in any of the rooms visited. The principa1 s room was full, no place for another pupil being visible. All `was orderly and every pupil intent upon work; the work going on was free hand drawing, so there was no 0 - portunity of `witnessing the new grincipa s methods of drawing out and eveloping Young Barrie s mental powers but the quiet and order of the room, the earnest attention given by all to the work they were doing, the respectful attention shown and the mili- i tary exactness of dismissal by signs without a word being spoken, seem to indicate the best-results_m the iuture. A l.._.. .......-L-- ....-..4. 3.. `II__ 1 --9.. ..._-... l IICUUIWQI-Iii III UIIU LIIUWIWO ' A few__minu_te8.spent in .Miss Lee : room conrmed the opinion heretofore formed and expressed in these columns that she com- prehends the philosophy of . successful teach- ing, and her time is not spent in merely hearing the recital of` lessons prepared at home, which is too often the case, but in leading her `pupils by gradual and natural" steps to proper results. Maul! A` than finnn A` than 15! I-Inrunnnr 4 IR I Most of` ,t ' s time of the visit, however, was spent in Mr. Batten s room. The lesson was English grammar and composition com- bined. The room, like the others, was a _ model of order, with no fussiness nor any attem t at governing. The lesson was intel- lectua "and practical. y The writer wishing to test thepractical value of the teaching, by permission of the teacher, gave the class a subject for a news per paragraph, ve minutes being allowed. ~'It was to describe an upset from. a cutter on a` Barrie street and the result. A large number did the work without error, either of orthography or otherwise and the paragraphs might have been inserted in the columns of the ADVANCE without change. Some, of course, were "a little imperfect as . was to be expected, but the exercise was creditable and demonstrated the practical character of some of the work at least,_now being done in the Central school. A very. pleasing feature observable in entering .the rooms is the simultaneous rising and salute ot the pupils. An early opportunity will be %n to visit the other rooms and try to witness the phenomenon of a parent giving both child and teacher a little encouragement by a half hour s visit. Such a visit by a parent would do more for the educational progress of son or daughter than any home expression of dissatisfaction about non-progress. Last Wednesday, 22nd, Inland Revenue Oicer Shanacy. Detective Beardsley and Constable Sweeney, learn ins: that an illicit still was in operation in the Township of Flos, took the night train to Phelpston and then proceeded to lot 12 in the 3rd con., occupied by John Ferrier. After a diligent `search the `still and worm were found, Ferrier was arrested and together with the apparatus was brought to Barrie on Thursday morning. Ferrier appeared be- fore Police Magistrate Ross and H Bird. Esq.. in the afternoon, pleaded guilty and was ned $100 and 3 months imprisonment. 1. III f 011 Tuesday afternoon, John Janneson, of 101312, in the 4th concession of Essa, was before P. M , C. H. Ross and Squire Bird, to explain his connection with a large still whose capacity is 90 _gallons of whiskey a day, hadbeen found on his premises. He acknowledged the corn and was ned $200 and costs and 3 months imprisonment at hard `labor, with an additional 3 months in default of paying the ne. on Monday evening i:s'b', 27th ult., V. W. Bro. Charles Pye, D. D. G. M. Georgian district, oicially visited Kerr Lodge. TBA 6-5::-41 Jannnn Inna A\rlI'I|I\GQ!` `mu O-kn `IIUUIVIUUQ VIIIUIQIIJ VlI|IW\.l JXCLL .IJ\l\al5Vs The third degree was exemplied by the oicers of the lodge to the satisfaction of the D. D. G. M., who complimented the lodge on the accuracy and impressiveness of their work. -The attendance was good and among those resentwere the following Past Masters: . W.`Bro. Daniel" S ry, W. Bro J. C Morgan, W.` Bro. J. . Pallin , W. Bro. James Ward, V. W. Bro. R. . Fletcher, V. W. Bro. J; McL Stevenson, W. Bro. `W. J. Hallett and W. Bro. John Rogerson. After the work of evening the brethren adjourned to the banqueting room for re- eshment. where an hour was spent in social enjoyment. It was a pleasant and protable evening. ' The death of Mr. Stephen Enslow Wilson, son of Mr. L. S. Wilson, on Monday morn- ing, after a brief illness, has cast a gloom over the `art of. the town where the family reside. be young man was in his 21st year and was the ride and joy of his parents. His death from dmhlzheria. was sudden and Ywal QI-I\" 1705 VII IIDIC QLIKI Ill IIIH val-VI-I050 Hisdeanh from diphtheria, sudden `unexpected and none but they who have had a similar experience can realize the pangs of 3 mother : heart or. of a. fa.ther s sorrow. This severe faliction has awakened the deepest sympathy` for the bereaved family. `comedy 7_tions by the B.v C-. male sextette. - The Literary Society of the Collegiate Institute intends holding an open Lit. on Friday" evening, the 3rd inst., in the assem- .bly room of the school. An interesting ro- grsmme has been provided, consisting 0? an nddress by the principal, Mr. J. `M. Hunter, M.'A.,` LL. B. ; vocal solos by Mrs. Blackbird, `r'ead`;ngsby'Miss M. Erly and Mr. A. W. VMilden,iB.A.; piano solo, Miss A." "Hinds; piano` duet, Messrs. G. Smith, M. Duff ; by B. C. I. comedy club; and selec- The Barrie Sons of England will make their annual visit to the residence of Mr. Charles Pallin `, Innial, on Friday evening. These annua visits of the Sons are characterized by so much` fun and frolic that make the hdocters'th in_,lt it in beastly healthy. ._ Not tone-`Band. ' Itj ilf matter `tor re at that ,Messra. Miolle, Dymentltson , ave decided not po 1.`e`-build their mill" at the head of the bay, `which we: burned 1Iou_1_e time ago. ` . A.;09uur'vn'apvo Victory. 1 .1);-. Ryorgooj woo elected in Toronto on .'.l;_!uepdpy7 _b%;_uU;,`majority_,of' 582 over his nnnnngnla. nnh 'nI0n nA :n (Yunnan- . '?-v -v'_v- f -v-- --vvvv--v -- v-v--v- lfuepdpyx Ab`, `vmajority. pf` 58 113 ogponontp 1-. Ogden. Toronto in Conner- vnvo mill- . At the central sliioon. Another Good Chore. PABAGRLPHBB 8 PENUII: Pll. KAN? HINDI HLTTIIS KUOILY Iltarnn- -A---The I. 0 F. were in couclave an M0 4 day night. _ - . V ' tl'T_ayl5r s Dental parlors. Best work at city prices. --We have, had continuous sleighing for about four months, on Mooday morning 6 degrees below zero. Grout 0vo1-cont sale at J. Fyloh. -Tempemture at 7 a.m. March lat, 21; Fab , cloudy and calm." .by the equinoctial express on the 21st inst. -The reguiar monthly meeting of Barrie St. George : Society was held last evening. paid an oicial viit; & A. M , on Monday I %' `"_'1yi;}`i. }:g{:{'i;}'1ii';S].' Ii.Iae?Ll.'1_iL guy do jaome vigorous blowing before he 7 tea. - &Don t buy your dress good: before you :e:tl1 e splendid assortment at Fraser, Clark -Thg new postal cards and gummed "letter cards have not yet reqched the Barrie post office. ml 5 I . .n 1-. Ian Vuu g';...r. _ -_-Svnscansn you THE Anwmcz was mas ! connuc.-rm) AND mosr READABLE JOURNAL nt rm: Noam Couxrmr. ` -Remember, this is the night of Miss E. Pauline Johnson : recitals. ' Let the house belled. ' V I. -Mise Leadley s solo` at the Collier street Methodist church last Sunday evening was greatly enjoyed. V I -The aneual meeting of the Barrie Branch of the Imperial Federanon League was held Tuesday evening. We are cleanng overcoat: and Furs 311:} at coll: price. Hunter, Smjeant 00 , --The fellows whb spin tobacco juice on the plate glass windows ought to get_ a. coat of ta.r,an 4 feathers and a. ride on a. fence __ SI -The service ot song at the West End. Methodist Church last Sunday evening was greatly enjoyed by 9. very large congrega- tion. -Mr. McCarthy : paper in the Canadian Magazine on the Manitoba school law ques- tion challengea the attention of every thoughtful Canadian. --One` of the certain signs of coming spring is the note of the small b'oy on the street corner as he peeps in dulcet tones: _"Knuckle down that. ' -Rev. Mr. Langford and Mr. Robert Lightfoot are the delegates of the Elizabeth Street Church Epworth League Society to the convention held in Toronto this week. rt the mm of di palloa on nnn-` --There was ndquorum of the council on -Tuesday night, and.the uestion to be con- sidered cannot be affecte by any municipal action during the coming license year. -The teachers and oicera of the Collier street Methodist church will have their annual sleigh ride tomorrow (Friday), and refreshments will be provided for them on their return by a few who appreciate their services. ' -The social held on Thursday evening last at the residence of Mr. George Simmons was a grand success. Games and amuse- ments of all kinds were provided, and all present seemed to enjoy themselves very much. The proceeds amounted to about $15. ' Ewe are pleased to hear that Mr. Swithin _King has a unopened his studio for busi- ness. Mr. ing has been put to a large ex- ense in making alterations and in procur- ing some of the finest and newest instru-. ments and appliances used in the photo- graphic art. We wish Mr. King every suc- _cess and increased patronage as the result of his enterprise in tting up such a fine studio. V During the month of March these meet- ing. will be held, God wining.` in the lecture roong of Christ Church, from 4 to 5 o'clock in the afternoons,` commencing on Monday `next; Thfe `meetings are growing in numbers _ `and interot. "A- beautiful eliixi gmzivee a. youtliiixl appeal -ence to ace. Thiecan be obtained by the use of John Woods Perfumed Winter Fluid. jimmediiteiy cures "o _ pbed handi, re lips, .-h-'oetv~i)i,tec,v &o., &ei`=, Gond get :9.` En` well as beqntif ng the com lexion it --The second annual meeting of the Barrie General Hospital will be held in the Town Council Chamber, next Tuesday evening, March 7th, at 8 o'clock. An invitation has been extended to all who are in sympathy with the movement. as well as the members, i to be present at the meeting. 20 t;> 25 1501' cont. oil all Mantle: at N 0.0 F fe .n --Professor, Dorenwend calls special atten- tion to his advertisement in another column of TH]: ADVANCE. Prof. Dorenwend the leading manufacturer of Hair Goods in Ca- nada, willbe at Barrie, Queen s Hotel, on `Wednesday, March 8th, with a large stock of every conceivable form of hair goods coverings for both ladies and gentlemen. Lady readers of Tax ADVANCE should call on the Prof. and see the great improvement that can be made in their appearance by using these goods-they are light and nat- ural in appearance and their detection is impossible. Gentlemen. there are thousands of the leading men of Canada who are wear- ing Dorenwend s full and half wigs, why [don't you use them? instead of going around with your head bare, when nature -intended it to be covered. Call on me and be con- that not only will your appearance be`. improved but greater} comfort will be [ secured by 'ng these goods. Remember lat Queen's Hotel on Wednesday, March 8th. A I'r Is A Dun ro Pnxsnnvz Your. Buun. atn IIIKU Ill lbottlo. ) H'Calico Ball? No sit, the ladies dress- edin Silks and Satins. Who ever heard of co le dressed in Calico dresses at a. Calico gal and then selling them the next day and 'ving the proceeds to charity, that might .5; for Orillia. You will amuse us of not knowing that T. B. & C. Co s Sodas are the best on earth, next thing. {$1.00 PER ANNUH E ADVANCI SHIELD OOPIIE FIVI `GIFTS. ` ru . nxyvu v-vj- -u:- `u v---. cmneor of `Local nutory. Union Prayer Iootuun. GOOD 1""bnsEs, nnnn L- 1 Ann IL- Demos--Wuu~ ucA. - t :11; Methodijt nu :-un, age. Barrie. nu the 27th F'eb.. b thg. 113 , e.s~..*:.:;:=.;.*t::=a:2::i:1.e9~nt +-4s-e*- *`%;P i:.;.`::. v`i. rc`{`.a;.-`: . , . R5353? Louisa Urry. . V , '_ Wu.soN.-At Barrie. on Feb. 27: 1893.` Stephen Enslow, eldest son of L. 8. ' neon,` |3ed 20 year: end 8 months. V . _` 3 * Dmuun.-On the 27th February. 1893. at the residence of her tether-in-law. Mr. John ` Durham. Barrie. Harriet E. Btrohn. wife of 1 James 11. Durham. Norfolk. Virginie. U. S. * .A.. aged 42 years. V --:-Z-- ` c>rses Vanted. mi aviators on. uv vv -. The Misses Patterson. of Borrie, ore i vinting in Toronto. ; --. on . If I , ,;,_ cu :_ _:_:A!.... - e "33" FIVE S ng nder `ld C W. PLAXTON. nanmsmn. soLI'c1.j tor. Notary Public Oonvennoer to. ` Omoea over Fraser, Clark at Co's. snore. Dunlap ` Sn. Barrie. Money-[private and Oogn _ tundatolend at lowest rates of -intone: on town and farm nroperty. 9-ly Mrs. John Stephen: is visiting friends in Toronto. ` Miss Leadley of Toronto, is visiting` friends in town. Hawk ._ -"nu" 1 Mr. John `Smith is recovering from a e severe attack of quinay. I no -\ S E, ,,_2I_I.____ ___1.____ ` W N-rn:n-.x aoou P IN 20001:." 9. girltor housework in a. small ton W.-hlna aivnn nut. Ann]! to "M." oar: ANTED-.1 GOOUT PuAI.N uuun. man family. Washing given out. Apply to "M." care or NORTHERN Anvwcn. 9at. . \.r\J.-.r .--"___..__.-, Weighing rromnoo to 1400 u,., The horsexmuatbo "sound. in good condition; and from 5 to 10 ears old. at the following p noes. vlz : V . Royal Hotel, Newmarlcet, March .7. Innis Hotel. Bradford. '- . .8. Lan'dlaw s Hotel, Ooolcstown,` ' 9 .`m.-1.....I,.l- HA4.) nu.-M`. . u m,(,11_ uumw 6 1111660, .Uvv1vovvw glydesdale Hotel, Barrie, I".- -.A.l 4-- V IUIIIIIJE III .5 v.v..-v. `Mia; Hunter, Mulcaster St., in vioiting relatives In Toronto. Dwvvlv wvvu-v- vu ~1--._..' Mr. N. Dyment and ismily have [1-etilrtb ed from Washington, D. C. ` Q 52, `Ag! 81109 Geo. Ellie, Mulcuter St`... has been suffering considerably from blood-poiuon- ing on the hand but is now convalescent. 1-1 In I 1-. ALB, ____.---__. ...,, -.. -..- ..-.._ -_- -- _,.. -__, ,, _ " _ Miss Eva Freeman left -this morning for the TorontoTGeneral Hospital to enter on a. two years course of training asnurae. { -.- In 1 p A1__,g_, `l`II:.__2_ -...1 Mr. Townsley, of Alexis, Illinois, and Mr. B. Pears, of Toronto, (brother. of Mayor Pears.) were the Rlleats of Mr. Freak, a few days last week. " 1-. -\ n u ,1 an-__ `I'\__I___ _-;._ `UII. Invnnn Mr. A: E. Dyment `and wife, `of Theaaalon are in town at present. ' ' v u--u-.--B-v--, _.. ,_ Miss Lottie Culver-well has gone into a. trainlng hospital for nurses at Philadel- phia. V . I n. 1311- `It I,,,;,__ (CL 1... L--._. ---`- Rev. Dr. Parker and Mrs. Parker, were in Toronto last week at an entertainment given by the "U niveraity glee club, of which Mr. Percy Perkeris President. 4. any-gnu-gv.. --v ._ Mr. Crawford -I;oV:wrVnr iveek to ` take charge of 3 school near Brandon. Man. `Ana v u-uvv `av--ur----__._-_- The second carnival of the season` was held at Elmvale rink on Friday, 24th inst. To say it was a grand success would not be at all out of place. The maquer-A adera were very numerous. amongst whom might be seen many beautiful costumes. n ' , ,_. I_.1_9... --_L_...- _IIS.... V x \ UUBlvl1I.l.lI!Be The let prize for lady : coaqume falling to Miss M_ary Ritchie, as Chmawomen, the lat prize for gent soostume to George Sneath, Sooteh led, and the novelty :::;::';:m::g??'r.:... ii?* M*g""- TL- nu-n:`t) -nuns Inn. mnn kn W l`.nnn3nn_ 1 rcapruauu onus .|.u.Iu:un The mile race was won by W.lCunnin- "ham, of M1dland. The 1; mile by R. Switzer. of Midlend, and the novelty race by P. Switzer. \'...n Iuvnn -annnn nlv nhnuf ;I|`A3II!I ncil` nths U I I KJVVIIIIUII Music was rendered at short intervnlu by the Elmvule brass band, under the leadership of J amen Walton, Esq. . . 'I"|\- It;n`.v mill Batu: nnnhnn nnsuun` LVGUUI DALI This mini will have another .cKrnival shortly. I VIIIIIUD vv Illvvll, al-'lw\1 The market on Saturday was` an aueruge. one, both in "attendance and produce o'er-` ed and everythin round 9. ready sale. The following were 1; e market square quota- tions :- ' ` Wheat, 62 to 680.; barley, 35a. to 400.; rye, 50c ; oats, 300.0 to 32c.; pause`, 580. to 59c.; hay, $7.00 to $8.00 porton ;' straw, $4.50 to $5.00; beef, hindquartera, $6.00 to $7.00 per cwt; forequatters, $5 00 per cwt.; mutton, $7.00 to $8 00; pork. $8.25 to $8.50 per cwt.;' turkeys. 13c. per. 1b.`;-' geese, Sc. per 1b.; ducks, 60c. to 700. a_ph_.il`; fowls, 50c to 600. a. pair; butter. in rolls, 20.- to 22. per 1b.; tub, 150. to 17c. per. lb, ; eggs,_ 18c. to 20c. a dozen; lard, 120." nor o V\I\"l'I"I\I\& Ann I-A "nu 1: hot! n ` q!l.HU DU PluUU PC! |lUl.o UIILLIIIIIIIWVI I-IVIKIUQ, I 83. 50 to $4.00 per cwt.;o sheepskins, $l.00:to $1.25 each; wool, 16c. t.o"l8c. per 1b.; dry. hard wood, $4.50 per card; green; $3.50 ; Anthracite coal. $6.75 oer ton. " 2 Wednesday March 8th:;3;-On _*lot "515, con. 8, township of Flos. Horses,` cattle,` sheep, implements, household fu_miture,.&o.o Qnln II. I 1\ In la`-union` IInn:I'n` ;;g:,f' 1 c`. To 553? "'ao?2n '1a :` i'of' er lb ; potatoes, 60c. to70c. abaq ; a.Bp1`es.`1 1.25 to $1.50 per bbl.: untrimmed idea, 82 50 tn R4 00 nniv nmf o nhnnnnlnn Q1 vfn muacy, uuyu:uu.=uI.n, uuuuuuulu I.Ill'lIlII|II'_Ug.@Uo> Sale at 1 p. m. sharp. Wm. Mundle, p1'op.,_ James Patterson. auctioneer. " Monday, March 13, 93--On lot 16,- con. 7, Vet: ta. Horses, cattJa_.ahqp. _ixn lo-j? manta. AV. fowl. hnmmhnlrl nu-nh-_n-.- ..IA, ,_ __, V. w- . w 175'. Hforses, cattJg_.al'x;p'.f'im '1:-_ 5 meats, av, fowl, household furniture; ale at 12 o'clock, noon. Lunch provided. Mr} Robert Leadlay, prop , G. R. `Ford; aguog f;nnAnI- I We have only `a. limited number of this beautiful Book at our di`sppsa[l._ ` . V H V New Subscribers win? $1.00, for, ADVANCE for.l893 wil reoe vs, a _'oopy,n our present subscribers whoygy in 'fja.'gim119; for the our 1893,, will-1`-ocoive_a copygg- ' - The goo]: willtbigivcn scriptionlfor'l893"unt"il"hQ} ._f . _' haunted. v_Fi_l`i 6oiI_`I9,.,I"(l f'd5 " "',L Lter or > n`h'nIIAtI- `WU I137` V tioneer. The nndersianod will be -prepared top '- nhnna . V 7" ' -I , `VOL. XLII. No. 9 A WHOLE M5. 808! swan wuuv. Proprietor. - ' ` V 99 -NEW ADVERTISEMENTS`. nu -Animal 1:03.. Advance Corrsnondenoe. "1b-ott} &' Trotter, BRANDON. MAN. Market Notes. Auction Sales. LE ll ,9, at that 5 `I p until IN. V {'41 ACID \ ` 3&5: .141; 2 1"r~~ 1. ~ ` -'1-.!t:;;:.T 10.213. [um-mt uualeenlsuiornnnns. % i - -'ih.e3Newten Rebinsen literarvV eociety is booming, to use one of the swell terms of the day; 0 0 0 25 per cent; or all lfun 33.1.0 Fvfehe The ca. ital of the North Shore Navigation Co. has een increased from $150,000 to moan AAA on .-runnn at sumo: um nurnidti "-xcnawu-s%a-11:90 ` % , I0gdOI'I Wh._` ' ' !.1ko".l'ho Int:-ow ollo lost. ` Corbews Corners, is.nqy_v in for a carnival. Much sickness prevails st Thompsonville and vicinity, V * ' ~ ' * -' ' .uI .1 c .I 0 c 14,, :15` (;__-.':I- ll. in the vicinity: Bf "A Wyevile. are blocked. V V 1 -. ` : .'_A..' ' .. ,u- . AI ---.u-- v-.- u V- A large me_to:_or wgu-; obaerved at-. Glen Huron la.st_ Sunday evening.- r4 2,, ,,,___.-5| 4L_. - _--_2_`_ `l\_;__.. I..I... :. --..- -_ ---- ~-.----J - . '-.-a. It inreprted that a nei `0r9}nge. lodge is being organized at Rtuidwick. , , til, , , , ,-_-_ ._ ___2II 1- ...__._2-.. '.l_'.. I Uri V-`gu----.-- u`? ,v---,-. u-._.. The Glencairn uring mill in running day land night t9 supply its many,oA1-derI._ ~ 1111.. _.-__ nA_._'_L_--.J__ -I..--..-I. -;'I)....lA.....I f"'i.;l;;1:1:vIr:';:iI'i:-y:;o1:i';n";fl:1;1;(;;:;;Bi'u.dford~ ` is to coat betyveen agn 85,000. ~~ ' ` L. L!..:;. vow-uuqvv-- --v -v.- V--- '.-y.. ._ ,,_v V... ~ Jamisonb Cofners will 1e`IenIivei by [the Orillia. Glee Cluu on the 9th of March. 9.-o--- v~-ww v--- v- -- ._.._ -_ .__ f.i eople all over this Cgunty of Sii11_c;>re;re "complaining tha.t.they have toogtqch snow. - The Sun` doesn t have much `to as . this week about Stayner business or social oings. _ _. _,!_A -I.____"_I_' `I- av nu--w -- ` W Waubausine idgreat oh lcarnivalu are pow the ordezgof ' the da_.y. '.' "'~ Ir-JV?` :i.'fTsk.ea.ig I, " ER; 3&2.}'; 1' 's'."E"e;}'g;?s` i{;ai`,"3; gouge, last Sunday, was in aid of the mission. ll!) 0 _ ' I . A'Newton Robinson man writes .i;ha._t Mr. A. A. Batten, of Collingwood, has been suc- 'cessful in passing his examin'abiOn.as first -mate. . L A - ""1zZ}'{v:1"L$viee%w$n1 be obntinud .5 A1, liaton thiaweek.` ` ' _ . A. n " The Beeto`.1 1`ba.nd didhot play last Mon- day night, -because the notes `froze as they came from the instruments. Edward 11Tewton s1_1r>`useat; Creemore was destroyed by re the other day with nearly all its contents. N 9. insurance. - _ ,.. Rev; Dr. Harper-'i1'e`iEa. meeging at `Gra- venhurst last Monda. night for the purpose of establishing a. Bib e repository. It i\, 11 ,2 |\,_,,;_.'_-~ L-.. -vvvv--v, -v -- -- -or--- vv-w--' ---~-~-v. ---~- It is said some of the young laciies who attended the ball at John McCra.e a, Ever- ett, were charmed with the refreshments. rs A `$7 . I\ A_., 11-: Il'__ The Reformer; of East Sim0,0.e_'wil1_ have a. meeting on the 9th inst. to select a. oa.ndi- date for the Local House. atythe next general election. f ' " ` `ne. E ;-t".1:bns stior at Meldncthon wna dc"- strayed by re last Sunday morning. Loss $12,000 with $6,500 insurance. Incendiar- ism is suspected. ` ' A 11-.9n9,.-,-__ J1 LL- `l\._L-L _-.;1-' w"ii;;:)'vster feed ofethe c. o.1`._a;t sing. hampton last Wednesday has been called a huge success. . 11..___-_.1_ -1 men _-._ ..~_-I:..-.1 -4. LI... .......: npunaw . ---- v--. Upwards of $50 was realized at the anni-_ versary of the Rosemont Methodist church the other day. nu , `n, , ,, J _1Q,l'._'_-; _I___ i_..._ `II... I 1i.;;r.W;:-`1:I;l;<;hhhi,Tt;-:l5h:.r66n,. has been instrucfiug the youth of` Dunedin, by lecture, how to spend their leisurehoura. I 1 ,,,, , ,1 .I,_ _____._._ 1-1!-.. __L- Dunkard cemetery. --. ...._r-_--_- mareerge Brillinqer, of the Dutch settle-' ment, wae'ca.lled over to the maiority last` week and his body was laid to rent in the 0 1 1| ; ,,, ,,,,,, The men who prophesied ;that we were going to have a. mild winter are now prophe- syin%tha.t the-coming maple sugar season will e 9; grand one. - ` ' ' ` u A I . 1-1-n,,,._, _, ____,.L_ L__'_I-- .__ L '"(;n`1"9.tux-day Fred. Andeu'on e teaml Yankee Bell and Sleepy Bill-drew a. load of ' %reen wood weighing over six tons.-Midla.nd ruin Drona -1:31: 7{{;n}}:g rough: `bx-`oke. up 3. dance at the house -of N icett Logo, in Tiny, _a. fewnighta ago, and had to, pay forty-ve |ldol1a.rs,for the a.tIni1siement.A . ' NR \\