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Any Aquantaty of man: it I t d cent, Easy terms of re-pagmgnian a 4* an 5 per 'l"l.`\1\xr\\r A[)I'\A't`lI' r~r\II9A\v 1. n........_ --:ruI1 Regular .oc'1,unu c_ selling Saturday for 5c per COP . Gultqrl, Dlanilollnl, Mandolin Banjos, ' BgiI]oo.Vio'l|nI and llowI,Autohu-pi. EH30; all Ini Itvflld fii-_ ' Call :;eYfor younelf. No ggodn or quqte prices. ` ' DR. . c. smrru, L.C.P.S., Ont., am of Drs. ' ie 8: Smith, Orillia.) Oce and residence -corner of Owen and Colher streets, Barrie. 23-ly. ` R. W. A. ROSS, Physician, Surgeon, etc., L. R.C.S. Edin" L.R.C.P.. London. Otces and night reaidence--drown : Block, Dunlop street, Barrie. Telephone 77. 1)R.TJ. F. mung. Graduate of Trinity Ungvcrsity on-onto, Fallow of Trinity Medical College, Mm}... nf um Collects of Phvsicians and Surgeons 0 H. LYON, PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN . on Real Estate at lowest rates. Farmers Notes Discounted. Collections made in any rt of the County. Rul estate bought and sold. onvcy- ancinnr in all its hrannhna NI;-u-Ian- l:..-........ NAM)` noss` L L. etc. V % i`oro:.:to Building, to-Loan B Banister. Tsouci:9r,' arne. IENNOX, ARDAGH, cow: 8; BROWN. Bar:-intern, Solicitors for obtaining probate of "wan. and administration. and General Solicitors. Notane. Conveyanoers, etc. Hwau-ron Lnuxox, Aux. Comm. 3. Houronn Annex, G. E. ].Bnowx, L.L.B _O$ces: Hinds Block. No. 6, Dunlop street, Bar- ne. V n Branch O$ces-Lonnox 8: Ardagh, Gravenhurst; Lcnnox,Ardagh, Gown 8: Brown, Creemore and `Alliiton. v 35-ly MONEY T0 LOAN AT 454 AND 5 PERCENT, It is said that the reason given for closing the outer doors of the Barrie Post Oce, on public holidays, lays in the fact that the partition separating the outer from the inner oice does not: reach to the ceiling. This cannot be laid to he the fault of the citizens and it is not an eicient reason, anyway, as there are plenty'of~ oices throughout the country, where the partitions are no higher than in Barrie and where box-holders are accorded , the privilege of having access to their boxes on holi. daze. { Everything marked away down. llglld Lamps, fancv and plain from 250 In Box ry Sets, worth $2490. selling at $1.50 . n I! at $1.50, an $1.00. tuuu. W V Barristers, _ 80 `ton in High Court of Justice, Notaries Pubhc, Convjeyaneers. Oces over the Bank of Toronto, Barne. . . .Money in sum: 0! 81.000 and upwards, to loan at 5 per cent. " " -'---"~ C. G. H. Esnn. M. Bl. wrung un- anq _Sta;yner. `Bsrne Bmldmg, Owen Itteet. CCARTHY, BOYS 8: MURCHISON. Barris- ters. Solicitors, Conveyancers, etc. Success- ors to McCarth , Pepler as McCarthy. Oice-McCarthy Block, Dunlop Street, Barrie. ` ` " -'-' - W. A. Boys, Uno. K IINBII Money :9 loan. C; E. Hnwson. U . Solicitor in Unancery. v Uwe-First door Owen stregt, I ....-..... n,..,;_ Fred 1. am, M.D.. M.R.C.S., Eng L.R.C.P., London. . .___.__..__________.__ \1'1`RATI-[Y & BSTEN. ` Ba ._;E. L. BRERETON, Dental Surgeon. Ofce over Hamblv's Hardware. Em.-anm num-. j `The Cerdwell Sentinel; last week, `egptpined a timely hint to o 1_rnera,-pf, --wan vvnnauw vn -v`y lIIUHL. '-EENNOX, ARDAGH. COWAN & BROWN. 34 Solicitors. Barristers. &c. - ___________._._______ [EWSON 8; CRESWICKE, T Co 11: _------<----"-"`?"'---- pm. M. CAMPBELL. "Abe!!! an-,_ Monavto . T. ARNALL, M.`D.C.M,, oce in Bothwelfs Block, Allandale. 911 the premises at night. 1.1- V ton of the Supreme_ Court tancs, Conveyancqrs, e1 -Ross Block, Barns. A `I? ll Dnnnwunu Ba. R, P. Vl_\(IAN DRS. HART Gs HART _ runum should cm; a. and-Mcnauy Rallny IIHI and Hand Book--iuuod monthlv. `Daily. All other traing Daily except Sundny. MONEY TO LOAN. 3 Doors cost of Queen's Hotel MANUFACTURES. SURVEYORS. D. C. `Mun.cmsoN. FOR INVESTMENT on ` h-Anhnlrl` anon:-Sou no I......... _ * _l llY8lUlANs. FINANCIAL. DENTAL. ' OI tothe administration "of the internal There is another matter, also, in con- nection with the Post Oice which is open to criticism and that is the circum stance of the outer doors beingclosed at seven o clock in the evening. Barrie has outgrown this stage of municipal `life and the business men no longer can aord to let their mail watt over until morning, if for some reason they nd themselves too busy to get it from the ooe by seven o'clock. ' It surely would entail very little trouble _ to leave the doors open for the convenience of the box-holders for a couple of hours longer. `Though not presuming to give Vooonomics of the local Post Oieeryet _a suggestion might `n3t'beout of place to effect that `by a slight alterption in` gn9ii.houu of duty one of _ Homoeovaihist. :60 Dunlop St. Residence and Oice. Q_I u . Graduate Umversity ..... A6 "l`..:..:ou M-din-2| Dnuux, I 45-13!- -p-:-:- cowm BROWN, 5-u nhmininz nrobacc ot Barrister, Attorney. (`Au IIQIIQ f. Bic. Barrister, Solicitog, `--- (1%:-n :.._Ba_n-gg 2 organ. in first c!a.ss Telephone :24 trouble to show , ' -12-lv TH: Norrrn-uznu Abvamc: BI$I:ug Qrw-- ---. W. of ' Toronto 5-ly ; Ill Ina vvuusuuu muuum, ox wuwnuu. um. Tothl assets, $334,083. The Economical Mutual, of Berlin. Ont. Total assets, $303,078. Also Llovd's Plate Glass Insurance Com- pany, of New York. Cash capital, $250, "111 I19 UIJRI 0|`! Advertisers will not be allowed to use their space for advertismq anything outside their own regular business. Should they do 39 transient rates will be charged for such ad. Tertisements. Rxrnssnnr rm: Fonnowma Fm: Ixsumxcn Conunmrns: The Mercantile, now ailiated with The Lon- don an Lancashire of England. Secur- ity: $`59v- The Waterloo Mutual, of Waterloo. Ont. And tize Sun Loan and Savings Company of Ontario. Private funds to loan on first mortgages. Ac counts collected, &c. nO$ce over Henderson; Hardware Store, Barrie nt- - 3Ann|'I~:, ONTARIO. 0.. ,_,_.- inight be left in <;harge`iti1Tth7e` vvvciti 'qn_t_il_ nine o'clock dad at the ume tia"ne not have the day a.work_ lengthened, V V __._ -.--u-wv Us-nu llnnsununux-v --7' Get your property on our list ; costs `nothing- Monev to Loan--Don't borrow a dollar unt1lV':e_e me: terms best. rates and charges lowest. D"`Tj" Mortgages. Wills, etc., prepared on shortest mom? 20 years doing business in Simcoe. Farmers espC\t_o allv Invited to call and see us. Glad to see \'0U- ` char e for consultation or advice. V . ml 0 FICE--Onm-min: `la:-u-'9 Hnfp], BRTYIC. 3 I Condensed advertisements on first page such as wants of all kinds, lost and found. propel-ty for sale or to rent, specic articles, etc., etc,, must be accompanied with the cash, and will be inserted-11rst insertion 2 cents per word, each subsequent insertion 1 cent per word (names, addresses and gures counted as words); but 9. reduction of one cent per word will be made when the number of insertions of the same matter exceed four. Cuts for advertisements mun: in every can be mounted on solid metal haul. "scnoeels & SMITH, ur r 1 DIS-Upposit Peter Street, Orillia. ALUINDALE LOTS I-'oR`sALE. EVERY DAY BARGAIN DAY at the followmg prices until every 101: is sold- Lot 17, North Cumberland Street. . . .$35 00 .. 18, .. .. 350 _ , _ , _ an 00 N6R.THER`N ADVANCE L V BARRIE - -_ LUVIIIISQ T 12 changes of Advettleements allowed pex year. It more are required, composition rates will be charged. A4-Inn:-4-inn:-a mu` nnf Ln 41li(.wu.} on um. a.L-:_ A 8 P930 48 column Nowugnpor. -- 1,, A_. 3 ca: get the best Anthracite cqal- ns :N t, at lowhot gs-ices. with dxscou :3 3P::9:.?iv`;'3$vM' wandl ' d have it dehvered anv time Yak meeiv T- "Preferred positions for local 3.dV8l ti3e. ments in the paper will be sold at an advance of one-third on ab0ve_rates, on no other ac. count will special positions be given, This rule will be strictly carried out. ' comrmcr CHANGES. Advertisers will please bear in mind that notice of intention to change advertisement: must be handed into the oice not later than Saturday at 10 o clock, and the copy for such change must be in T11: ADVANCE oice not later than 12 o'clock noon on Monday in any week, otherwise the advertiser's announcement may not be made public until the week fol. lowing. `I0 nhnnuna nf Avnrhnmnnnfc olln-.m.1 ___ CHEAP COAL w-AND wo0 - tion of 311) st. ,1ru1a harged accord 5 ments are `asure makeo - Adwrtwq es Sate m - `.13 11 _gpa,63 , _ Van to have py far .1 j rrnn ADV paper In the _ M ing to County fown 118111011. -:4?` v i v v\_7L42r\:.a-.-.-'7 Real Estate and Insurance .-150"" t`_._ _, ,.LI..n narige tor consultation advice. FICE-0pposite Barrie Hotel. Barrnas eter Orillia. 4 Coal is going, but by ordel ""' PARKER a. Monk?" 1:. A.- Ai>vANcE is proven ha Int-on-at nirnnlofinn -0 -- A complete equipment, a thorough- lv up-to date establishment, in every line thorough, practical. satisfactory. n`. `I? `Iv------ _, , _ rubu-xmituom the om. "3 `nmhop sum ~ Iu'do.in the CountvofSi_mcoo.tlu?Pro.-~ It pays to. altt-end the B. _Get 3 Circular free for a post card. EVER in its history has the EX- CELSIOR BUSINESS COL- LEGE had such an attendance. or given so much satisfaction to its pa- tronsss during the present session. Three times has it` been necessary to extend its seating accommodation, and as fast astbev can be got ready, out the pupils go to situations. ..lI\I-II J. 15. sE61D, Lam` I'l_-_`- __, _ - , , INSURANCE AGENTS couvawmcans. ac. COMMERCIAL conwmcr Runs. CONDENSED ADVERTISEMENTS. BARRIE nscaoccu-: 3. SMITH. ; Ja<;)b a Te;rnce . . V Wht Baldwnin Street. y II? -"ran ADVANCE OFFICE. Du rli $: EXCELSIOR I .Ocronm; 23 ONT. L'&\t-1 u Bgme. i2. and 43-1)` `Inn '0 pail. I` I1` `cm: '1" V ulll. mu Bxpteu. PENETANG. V Accoumodution. Accommodation. , ALLANDALE & BARBIE SECTION. --__... -A AI I,A|lnAI.I. i.I'i_;.';.' ism` u.ss an. I .11 pan *Atlantnc& Pacic 8:. 8.58 pan. ho ovoningxprcu leave: Toronto at 5.:o HAMILTON. ` I31 mu. Baotou. I83 pan. DI `Dome I. ` ' I-"Io GRAVENHURST &-NORTH BAY. ii.-3` `mo MI. ' 50 '0! I. van. `Atlantic & Pocic Ex. 18.10 pm. ` Io mm. Soo Express 1.87 3.111.. (3--A-A-Jun-If IIIi!Ad llllth On`Y) , IARRII TO ALLANUALI. _ 1.33pm., 1.56 a.m..9.35 a.m.. nag a.u.. n.u p.n., x.s6a.m., 5.2ap`.m.. 8.oop.m. ALLANDALI 1'0 BARRII. ,0 Ian!" Q's III!" V"o's I.l|., 6| oo. Puma; `:43 pan. ` Trains lain Butio fof ind train from Idornhutionod places 1: follows: A van TORONTO no)! - 1` - -- 9--.... 3.1 BARBIE RA|LWAY`GUl4D'E. I5 i.m. V Soo Exnreu Gnvonhunt mixed (mouth on `KAI ! ly) 9.85 -1: COLLINGWOOD 8 MEAFORD. III...` M`_ Iilrant-- cu -- ..... ,, TO ALLANDALI. - 9` l.l.- QM!` -nmu `I015 wasuzv. PROPRIETOR URI! ' UKU- IJI pan. a.In. W0 5.88 pan. 7.50 mm. uusyur uunuuru. _ ` t Mr. Annie dilated upon the injustice done to the farmers of Canada by ex cessive transportation charges. `- He pointed out that the rates on our rail- ways are `25 per cent higher than on American roads. In the United `States [there is an interstate commerce com" mission to rectify these matters. He thought by thorough organ- ization the farming community could secure cheaper and better service at the hands_ of the rich corporations. He pointed out the unfairness of the cattle guard regulations and other matters in which the farmers were. getting the worst of it. ' Mr. W. L. Smith followed. He also referred tothe transportation problem. In speaking, of the tari; he said re-T duction should be made in favor of the Vfarmers, who constituted 48 per cent. of the ,people of the country. The manufacturer had, he said, been pro tected for 25 vears, and as there was vastly more invested in agriculture in Ontario than in all the manufaotories in Canada, he thought the greater interest should, be favored. The farm- ers have encountered more diculties than the manufacturers. `He cited the high duty-} of value-on spades. shovels, wagons, ready-made clothing, etc. These things together with machinery, etc., constitute, the raw material of the farmer and on these the tari` should be reduced, as well as `on the raw material of the manufacturers. Conditions are changing and the tariff should be changed accordingly. The United States is changing-from a food- producing to a. food-consuming nation. Freer trade relations are needed be- tween Canada and the United States. This would greatly increase farm values and generalprosperity. ' > _om~rr3,us`mo'onxn1rr;m . _. - s'rA!xx'n'noa on _ _ V.eAN1zA'r1ou. . b At 3 meeting` of representative men` interested in Agriculture, held recently in Toronto, an organisation called the Esrlners Association was formed, the object being to band the farmers of the." country. together in 3. non psrtissw body for the protection of the common. business interests. _ , _ " Messrs. D. Somerville, of Sunnidsle ; Jcs. Goodfellow, of Barrie; and F. E. Webster. of Creemore, were elected to organize branches of the Association in the district, and with this end in view s meeting was called in Stewsrt s hell, Stsyner, on Oct. 10th. ' ' lit, Webster presided. Mr. W, L. Smith, editor of` The Weeklv Sun, Toronto, Secretary of the Farmers `Association, was present, and addressed the meeting. The other speakers were Mr. L. E. Annie, president of the East York Farmers Institute; Mr. C. A, Mallory, of Northnmberland county, well known as former President of the Patrons. and Mr. Taylor. .._._ B-...-_.._ r--- V--- Mr. Taylor advocated a Farmers Association conducted on business principles. The cheepest transportation possible should be secured. He pointed out that it now cost about twice as much` to send 3 carlced of turnips to Toronto as tosend it to Buhlo. V Mr. 0. A. Mallory said that it was necessary to get rid of extreme partisan- ship. This was one thing that helped to kill the Grangers and the Patrons. These organizations `had done good work, fostered` fellow-feeling, and inde- pendence of thought. Without a de- nite policy, without funds, the Patrons had failed to becoe the dominating political party they aimed to be. The "great thing to do now was to organize in a non-partisan way to further their business interests. A About one thousand `manufacturers in Canada are presuming to dictate to the country. This he protested against," and asked the farmers tostand together and "keep the other. fellows . hands out of their pockets. V An a('ldz-ens of 1_vel':ome was given by Mayorsandera. .ProidenVt--D. 8omervi1le.,_ VSe`crohry-Joo_. Culhsm_.- v!|.`ra_um-er-_-L-WeIley Ro'oe. I _ i".l`ho anioeum each aiding gvillsxn zn`-id 5 hnoin % `V9 Organization_ was :I'1e(nf;:-`1';);o`edod with. T`he*following ogoel-a were up-. .__!_.;__'I nu: unnsns?A.`AssncImun.% V Want Simone. A `President--F. E. Webster; S_eore'tnry-Neil MoEooI:ern. Ti?'ehsnr6r-John_L. Sinclgir. Not 3 ferthing, was the reply of Secretary Robertson. _The original building was the grant of two well- known Toronto citizens. But outside of this i` the institution has been furnished and will require to be main. tained eolely by the oontributione of the great mass of the Canadian people." Contributions for the hospital, in large or small amounts, may be sent to Sir Wm.B..Meredith,Kt.,Vioe-President of the National Sanitarium Association, 4 Lamport avenue, Toronto; W. J . Gage, Chairman` of. the Executive Com- mittee, 64 Front street west, Toronto. or the National Trust Company, .l`rea- `surer,_Kin_g street east, Toronto. The head uce of Association is in the Mail Building, Toronto. J. S. Robert- son, Secretary. - smrnma ' T The'Publio Library Board hga pur- chased $75 worth of new books which will be placed on the calves shortly. ~f_*rxvns. IN ,GaAvsmnt,I3e`1_,' IN . _ eim'1'nn"os' .'1`O mun. _ TAIN ONE HUNDRED PA'.l`IENTS.IN' nnsrnunon. . s ._ A represenltativeof the Globe chat- ted theoi-her dayiwith. Mr. J. S. Re- -bertson, Secretary of the National Sani- tarium Association, under whose ans. pices Gravenhnrst Free Hospital. for pconsumptivese `has been established and learned that though the doors-were opened for the admission of patients only in the end of April last, there are now sixty patients in residence, and the applications on -the Secretary's desk are so many tha-t the trustees have given instructions to have the accomo- -dation immediately increased to 100 patients. They have undertaken this additional expense purely on faith, and in response to the pitiful calls that are coming to the allies every day from appli- clnhaa Joe. J scke, formerly of the legal rm of Hood, Jocks dz Fraser died at Oskville on Wednesday of last week aged 42 years. Deceased was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. J sake of Innisl. He studied law in the oice of H. Lennox and having completed his codrse settled . in Steyner. Being `troubled with a pulmonary affection he left` Stsynerlio September I892 for Denver, 001., where he practised for eight years. The last two years were spent with relatives in Innial and Oakville. __ nus cousumnnu%sm1mHu;| But," the inquiry was, Sin thgre no_ endowment in connection with this institution? Revival services are being held in the Methodist church every evening by: Rev. -J. MoD. Kerr, of Toronto. The meetings are being fairly well at- tended, and a number already have professed to have found salvation. 1- ovu- Herbert Woodard, son of Mr. Amos Woodard, had a narrow escape from sudden death last Friday. L He was as sisting the carpenters on the new house being built up by his father on Simcoe street and fell from the highest point of the front gable` to` the ground, a distance of 24` feet, alighting on his head in a heap of plaster. His face was badly laoeratsd and one of arms sev- erely vwrenched but strangely enough he was'not"bjadly hurt otherwise. Homes: on REFUGE No-ms . Rev._ I. Conch, M. A., of Tottenhsm nddressed the inmates of the House last Sunday afternoon-. -The aged people were delighted with his address; The Life of Dsvid was the subject dwelt upon` ' ' Little Willie,` the negro boy, has been giving` considerable trouble to the management lately. The boy` is Innde the ilspoift` of may oiyethe, I-.1 Within the `past 24 hours, said' Mr. Robertson, I have received appli- cations from Nova Sootia, New Bruns- wick, Quebec and Manitoba. In each of these cases the patients. if they are able to pass the medical examination, will be admitted absolutely without a single cent being paid for their main- lienance, and ` will be kept in the insti. tution as long as their condition makes it necessary. A careful estimate of the requirements of the institution, with 100 patients in residence, shows that at least $20,000 will be required to maintain this number during the year." n.I\ - G. F. Bnrkholder, was recently met- ried at Binicnrth, Manitoba, to the yonngent daughter of Mr. Angus Meth- eeon, of Bineoerth. i The happy couple enjoyed . honeymoon trip to the Peci e oonut.-T_ho_8nn. * ' ` Nmnnn Anvmcn. In the Linger election case Chief Justice Richards refused to adjourn court to "secure Mrs. Peverett e evi- dence, characterizing the womanae `an adventnreee, who was trying to make money out of her stories. An Amine:-ices has secured extensive water-power privileges at Fort Frances, Rainy River. About a dozen bueinees establish- ments at Shediac, N.B'., were burned. The loan is between $80,000 and -8100- 000. John Meaoh, aged seventf, killed two and fatally wounded two others of a gang of robbers who tried to rie the safe in the house in [which he resided; near Rochester, Ohio. _ V, Carleton Connty hos decided to spend $90,000 upon the county roads, $30,000 of which is 9. government grant. The money will be spent under the direction of Mr. A. W. Campbell, provinoialroad maker. This is a pointer for Simcoe Oounty. '0 Perinne s comet, the largest seen since 1882, is now to be seen in the middle of the sky after midnight. It is travelling at the rate of more than- 3,000,000 miles a day and the astrono- mers tell us that its tail is about 300,- 000,000 miles long. It appears through a telescope to be about half the size of the moont It will remain visible for about a month longer. 4 i The death of Adam Dixon Farrier, I infant son of Mr. and Mrs. George Eli liot, ia chronicled with regret, During an illness of about two weekshe sulfat- ed much and doubtless came to learn how great and powerful is the part thatpain takes in this life. We sym- pathize with the parents and all who will miss him the most; but the know- ledge that he has passed the storms of this life and elered /the haven of rest will make his absence -easier to bear. We are aura that he will etand with that great throng who have been `cleane- ed bythe `Blood of the Lamb and are olothedwith the righteousness of God. ?'1`here`vhe"wi=ll he another in . the chain that hinda"God s people on earth n`nto~`His_ throne;;igieV_.HIe'favh'.6: n.`e % The Mhyor. of Newmcrlxot so far forgotfimaelf, the other dcy, as to characterize an nrticle ir1'the Expres- Herald as a parcel of lice} and, cven _ca_lle,d thc acuthorc}--`rF:_ ur. Ye-V editor c'! 1*:P?'?hh?r1*`?hh *9}. Al jF"``f?& IN TORONTO` . daughter. ot'VEli;iah Leonard, was so - ing at 60 Beverly street. Turn.-At ~. Her brother was at St. Michs.els'lospite.l to undergo an operation, and I Miss Leonard went to Toronto to be near him. She arrived there as few days ago at the above address. Mrs. George there received a letter from the post- man Thursday, morning for Miss Leonard,and went up to the room to deliver it at about 8 o clock. She found the door locked, and detected an odor of gas. Several doctors were quickly summoned. They forced the door and found Miss Leonard's lifeless body in bed. `The gas tap was turned partly .on. It is supposed that Miss Leonard struck the tap with her n- ger after taming it off, and thus part- ly opened the flow of gas. Missnnie [. Leonard_of__- Ci'e.e:m!. oidentally asphyxiated Thursdav mom- and ` took her bro_ther s former room. Heise, who keeps a boarding house T u -- --v-~--.-- '-r"J' * 1 The N ational Liberal Federation has passed aetrong resolution against; the education bill. The German; Coal|Minera AsaooiaIion forwarded $1,250 to the United `States striking miners. ' ` ,,_J ._v-. It is eaeimeed ehae'166:ooo out of 600,000 school children in New York City are oiioted witheyve disease.-a. Nov. 9:11; tlle anniversory of the Kin s Birthday will not be observed as a public holiday. - The Turkish Government claim; that the Bulgatian revolutionary bonds have been ootnpletely defeated. V Leonard wasjsvir-canny years of ago. Her body wins brought to Cree more on Friday. ` ' SOME MISCELLANEOUS N EWS. The British Parliament re-assembled Thursday. Hamiiton printers anti bricklayers are kakingfor an inoreage of pay. Vl\I._ \1 _.:-, ,1 7 i "1' mum I.:LlONARlgOF cnniauonn AOCIDEN1`AL.L.Y Asparxm-1-mo Avuunc mars nmn; A GREAT iNooNvs:N1s:Nos:.i Business and professional men, and lndeedall citizens whoareholdersof Post ` Oce boxes in Barrie, are put to great . inoonvenienoeon public holidays through the closing of the Post `Ooe, for the day, with the exception of an hour or do after the arrival of the morning mail. While no wish is expressed to deter the clerks in the Post Oice from enjoying the holiday as well as anyone else, yet there appears to be no valid reason why the doors of the ooe Ihouldvnot be left open vfor the conven- e lanes of box-holders, even if the wicket is closed. The blame for the existence of such a state of affairs in a town the sins and importance of Barrie is not in any way attributable to the local c`ioi- als, for, as a matter of fact, the oioe is closed by reason of a circular, issued Item the Department," containing in- structions to that effect. ' In the larger jowns, box-holders are entitled to pri-i vlleges in this respect, which, for some reason, are not extended to Barrie. Tm: Anvmos: cannot understand why such conditions conti'nue`.to exist and with a sense of injury still active with. In us, after the inconvenience experi- used and complained of by many on Thanksgiving Day, we would urge upon North Simooe s representative" in the Dominion, House, the necessity of bringing Hon. Mr. Mulqok s attention to the needs of Barrie in this particular. T E BALL PLANING MILL COMPANY-- Cargentering,-Building and manufacturing of Doors. bash. Blinds, Mouldings, etc. Planin of all kinds done promptly and satisfactorily. iiot Blast Drying Kiln. District agency for rained lum- ~ber Factory-Bayeld Street. Barrie. ODGERS & GALLIE successors to Geo. Ball. rea J. nan, Lu.u.. m.l.\.u.a., nng., L..n.L..x'., Lcfndon. 5PECIALTY-Diseases Of Chest, Stomach, and Nerves; Consulting Physician. A R S. BROAD, M. D. C. M., F. T. M.`C., L. C. b P. S., 0., late resident Physician and Surgeon at Toronto General Hospital, with special. attention to Diseases of Women, nna Nose and Throat Work, also tor some time su eon in cnnrge of Emergencv Hospital, Toronto. and night renidenee-upsta.ire in McCarthv Block, 21 Dunlop St., Barrie. second door east of Dougall Bros. furniture wareroorns-near `Five _Points. Phone xo . - no-Iv ~ u.r.r. am: 0., uaasgow. SPECIALTY;-Surgery Midwifery, Diseases of Skin; Consulging Surgeon. OFFICES-La.ne Block. Cor. Dunlop and Mul- caster Sta. -.._l.. '1`-1--|---- ~ ~ A 0_I I-OTOIJEC tended to. " "'59: I Cups and Saucers, best quality, snriz. Wfnl `ran -AII:__ _A. (In. _ _ ___,_ ...... .......uu-9 uca: quauty. gut band and ' sprig. worth $1.20, selling at 986 per `dozen. Bowls. fancy and plain. all sizes. from 8011]). Jul'dlnIaroI-A great variety and and a complete line of'gx-anite.ware. V STRICTLY up-'ro-urn-: Good Second ve ocfive or; condition, only $89.00 Cash. Cull 'u.-A --- 1-K - AIAIUIL 11 Toronto, Eeuow ox Innny menu:-u wuegc, Member of the College of Physicians Surgeons of Ontario. Ooe and Residence, :8 Owen street. l DR. J. ARTHUR ROSS, L.R.C.P. 8: 5.. Edin- burgh; M.F.P. 8: 5., Glasgow, member of British Opthahnological Society. A speclallv.-- Duouen of Eye, Eur, Throat. and Note. O_FFICE.-78 Dunlap Street, Sanders Block, Bar- ne. opposite "Post Oce and Railway Station. Phone54.` P. 0.30196. ' ' 7&1)- Hours-u to 1. E 7 to 8. . Victor A. Hart. M. D.. L.R.C.P. and S, Edinboro, L.F.P. and S., Glasgow. SPEC] A LTV '--`Queue!-v Iidivprv. [Nana en: nl-' -I and E ..s_...A ` ' . SOKCRUI. Ptoctol , Nam, . ._ Conveytneer, euc. Spe ' attention xn drama: and probatin _ '_ _ ' guardsanshnp, collecung accounts, administration and etc, Otecq. Roy Block. Bame. , A. n. 1.. DIXIBIXDLULV, mental aurgeon. Umce I over I-lambly's Hardware. Entrance, Owen Street. Out of town 1st and 1rd Mondays of each month. 5:-Iv`, LVUHBU ulsaounwa. UOHOCIIODI made In 0 County. onvey ancing in all its branches. Marriage License issued. 0ce-Ross Block, Dunlap street Barrie. 4:-lv- - run 151 vn.o.I. xvusn 1` good $ 1 reehold security at lowest rate of interest. No; ' cipal mone required until end of gm term. . H." STRA `HY. Solicitor, Etc., arne. r on new name will be added to the Subacj ' tion udtll the money iupaid. A V " hetibon now in arrears for than months and III bochsnred $1.19 per umum