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9t-hue. )OOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 1 , `DIP, awn wAn3nn"s nnpon-r.- A, |&e. tI`....J-9. . , V : 0000OOQOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOCOQO OQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOODCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO0900900 : 63:. i:iiai{et"1{I5 Small Streets V .'Of OKOOOONMNOQOXOQQQN n%egins Friday, llecember 1 st. Ends 8aturday,|Jecember 9th. BARGAINS GALORE .-E'rt't;t-:u;'-E`-siilub with guide, V .t-en men-20 dear. ' us no _. . an -Mlagnejtawan River and Deer Lake: ' Bnaoeabridgue Hunt '0lVu_b.-` 5 maetn-5 .d1a..1`, I hear. ' _.. 5 -us... - ':\.'_z;1 unt C-111-b. Pittshurg,11 meu1-22 dega;-_. _ A V `n;.`l"F1:i:SlJl!l. S .-party of Go-d sevatn %al1:; Amnians, 4 men- 6 deaeyr. V ` - . I g g A. c Lyn uxuu. Da..11-"xv, a .111-I:-11 -- 0-wcl . . Psomupi-ne Club. Barrie, five`.me.~n- ;1o.qea:. . - ` _ T V ,Bu:tt,unl .s \ C1u:b.; A.m,I;eru,o:ans.A 5 `an. Adhnii .-`.1',7"`nVQ:|ll.I`. `t _` omx;'.c1_::ETvith guide, 14 -"m.%n_.2s_ 7io'1edo.' omo. Cluvb. six. men-`-12 'x-)ntgom .s Clu-b, `Toronto, ___4 R _I-,.,, / //C` `t Tofloto Honor `Graduate. Uiverm y gur- t inns Member of college 0' 3" . le0na,Ont.., 1892. Aociate Coronet Co. Of Sim' V _. illla-In 5 RESIDENCE AND on-nos W - lllandal . he e, Inear Methodnst Ch" A0 at * Goderichr-Hunt club. 10 men--_2o vI?}`fx11vnle Hunt Club. 8T men -- 1-6,. ~R. eng-in-ears , 14 men - 22 Dun-`V. :: s'Cl1fb. Bame, 9 mg Sdueuer. nah-.n|\r;=vnAk (shin I31: suu:.n `:ou.n " vvunvu , uuuV1&le the clubs above mentioned daid fairly well. there are a num- ber of others who. returned without any game _w`h!atvevIetr,.amni it seems t0 be the general mnmtplai-nt that deer are very munch scarcer than they have -been in former `years. J. HINES." JJQLIIJHIJ Iv 351 1.13:1 anv nuualul IJIXI HULL mantle cutting in twovweeks. I teach every- thing from measuring to nish 1n the correct. making of ladies and children a garments. and guarantee each pupil perfect satiaiaction. Charges for the full conrae are now only 810, which iucludea free one oi the best ayatema in nae. worth $5. -I will teach in Barrie !rom.,Dac; 11th to December 23rd. All within to learn ahould be cure to meet me in the atria Public Library on Saturda , December 9th, between 1 and 5 o cloc . finot miss this opportunity. Ladlea are coat. -leaat-call and seehow this -1erlq9_`r,eonrI;a.ia taught." r ~' ~ .( .-. I, -`-;:ah xn:*va~:r~.` `qr-e`2...ue..'. VUKICVL VUMIIU IU NIH` mas "v"ALtNs. kglddgbap B9; 91, Dundu, Ont. W |LADIES ' WANTED to Ian dreu and _.___..l. ...A...!'__. 3.. L..- _.--L_ 1' ;_-_-l_ __,,, FLLI-ilitu DRESSMAKETI; An `'"--=- JIND UF`lfICE- wuuam Esteem. dale, Church. At Btroud om 7 sllupday and sucggggfn 2 to 4 pfm. daily. excigp Illss L. Pauline 0c`kley. A"E%:3 Soptt's Clu-b, Barrie, 8 \H1'8!I1--7 dryer. Muskrat Club. Barrie, 8 mun--No Teacher. 47 49 Flllb ', `lial clue Hf/onor ( p Toronto vol III voice and `"3" Will receive pupils at hgrgggw CO IER STREET. ' `- Puvilsprlgared for Conservat01"9-"9 `we examinations. - ~ } WW wnnzsma c.ouai.tr1i;7- J pTnA.anffE:1s:f;AN%` A ma A- T. C. M. 13l?:m.2E?: 3:299:22 99_*332'_:* - --~-v- u--uuuui uuu pvluuw '0; :"`5hip Toronto Conservatorv of music, her of Voice {and Pionoo IInn...! -_ . Bear in mind thst we csrrv the largest Rubber stock in these nuts and undersell` all competitors in Maple Leaf, Gutta Perchu, Granby, Maltoue Cross and Canadian Rub- here. 10 to 20 per cent. having on Men's. Women's, Boys and Children : Boots, Shoes and Rubbers. . Men`s H_eavv Pants, Mackinaw Clothing. Leather Lmed Cgats, Smacks, etc in `great ` variety aqd all pmces. . T Many lines of e Black. Blue and Fancy Worsted and Sc_otch Tweed Suns at $12.00 and $13.00. Sale pr1ce$10.00. ' _ . $7.50 Dark Tweed Suits for 85.00.` H $10.00 value worsted nishevd Tweed Suite to; $7.69. V vo.w quuuoy. 101' 10.00 LIGHT ovmcous AND RAINC`-OA'l`S-S ecial rices 7.50 Coats .oo ; s1o.o6 (c3(;aatV':;'n0;tt}:8sfl%1:o:'3-1`!'&_ I1:-6": and $13-00 Fall weig t Coo. for 8 0.00 and 9.? gher class All these Ovez-coats must be cleared out hefm-an. nhi-intmng mm M". e......:..1 cm- ...;:..-. con` worul .`'VVp 1Ul' vy` uv . , _ All th 0 will do 153 v' m/ustbe cleared outbetore Christmas 9. d ' ` V _ _ In our Special Sale pm, Heav I nnfhnr 13110 This is the greatest C'othing House in Barrie Children's Clothing at the lowest prices. Toronto Farmers `Markets. _ `C... an r UasDAY. Nov?0%i'.V;J!B5-`i.; _ THE MARKETS jj V` MINESINGT Mlnn.nm-- no m...-.-'.. 1-: SALE or surrs RUBBERS Pants, Coats. Smacks. etm. in an-mt. W76..." 7R . g ' 6 and 8 Dunlbp, Sh-eet._ Near-T Five P_oin1~p\\ ,n g 7 t uomooumumu Corner Bradford and Elizabeth Sta. Phone. 158 _ -. l`Gra.in Chopping every market day Bvvuu PRICES Low, ualisy high. We make a. great variety of goo things. If you've not g:.Ltas$%1Ohml,8?u have .a. treat in store for W`." " *F" ._~.!<?#!':!ss>~- IT6CK"EYE and deliciousness qre tvfo unfailing qualities; of our Cakes and P-mes. . All the Ingredients we use in our baking are absolutely pure and mod. . `53ii"3'.'V?3b J as. Cheizswnkw I STILL HAVE A LARGE STOCK or _.L T}- Ls:-:AsoN I905 ea `I906 3 Now is the time to con- 3sider what _you are going {to Wear. The Invietusi of first class q1;t;.1;1: :1: lowst priccs`, with cars of coal arr ving every week at ' 'C_orner John and Isfizabeth Streets. with a complete line of Men s, Women s, Boys and Girls ; . ' . Are worthy of inpec-. tion, ` F ` ' . mPric`es ran g`1n%g`,aslo`wL_ *8`f.1-35;`%%Pii?-. HOCKEY %BOOT $3.09 Daintiness W hag: Kin.d`oHf 33 Ovgrcoat 7% end s1hle"b'1`e asfed. ~22 ,=:2 X 0 ,' I cus and half gelt. These coatsere cut. mode snd trimmed in pa superior we . and are sold byus up prices lower than are ususll charged for out-.0 -- . dose coats. 810.813 nd $1850 `tor the best (1 cheaper es en esstt, 87a.nd $9.. Boys` and Youths stylish Overcoets and Pen. Jackets $2.50 up t0 $10.00. Men's Pea. Jackets ` snd Ulsters. 85.00 gauge at sale price We can show you - the latest. The Lanes downe", The Well-: ingbon", The Mint6,`- three at lea that use aboolu y- up`-to-dn_te `i-1`5`;.~.a'4"v:`5. I...;I ..`g-`e7` .`.e .';`..`.`2-`* t. White,....-.u-..u..nu-- Wheanred M8-..... ..-.usoooc_ouuuvi9oouono`o ' Barley ......... Rye - - - - - -uoouo--canyon---wooilhl Buckwheat ................ . . . . - . . . u - - - . ..V I_lIOOIIIl'OogC Beef. hind qr.. . . . . . . . . . ..-........ Beef.forcqr........ Lamb,hind Lamb.foreqr.....`...,........... M_utton. ...... .... Llve Hogs, selections 170 to 230._. hnuvv , sue "`:l0.Ill.'IIF'; `X31-lu. mostfuhionahle over- coat. made of medium and Dark 1a.no{.chock- plni nd unbnn `II-Ml 8130.0 I0!` I $8.00 quality for: ID! zn lV-..4_ A: an . iI{"15'r'k tan Plaid and ah-innn in Laulavuluall o check when 'I'\I7nn 1: an A .g?.?n`2..5%9$22.`- The secretaries have also obta1n.e'd"` the loan or interesting souvenirs of ts- moua; women writers, `including .the ` `rnalyusept of) _Mrs.; Ge'.sk'e!ll's` WlveI_ md:"D3thten." Jsn9.:Anetn. 8" `V T X . _ V5 CIIGJJ ya causing no A collection ofthe casts of seals be-` longing to remand women from earlier times `is original and unique, while; the section devoted to portraits, miniatuzzesu etc.,~ is 0. large. and most r :3resenta tive._ one. , ..... _- _..-a.;~..A-._ I.--;- _1_- V -|.a._'r.`.Lj.- -v..u.uu.uuau snuua U]. u1u_uey. vRecently someone laid claim to the piece of land on which" she lived. though it is not` known whether it is private or public property. The her- i mit was visited by the police,- who: told her that -it she did `not `depart in three days her goods would be con- ilscated and she would be locked up. Choosing an old disused quarry a few hundred yards away as her future hogne, she moved to her new quarters --a. task which occupied her from 7 o'clock until midnight. Many people have visited her new quarry home, and much sympathy is felt for her. She once lived in a work-house, but de-. clared `aha mm mam`... .....a..... ....- -_.-... Souvenirs of Notable Women. The Dukeand Duchess of Westmin- ster have lent Grosvenor House for 3 ; sale, combined` with a. historical loan exhibitiometo be held .in aid -01 the In- dian "and" Colonial; work of the Girls Friendly Society. ll... -a 1-'n.n-_ n- 5... an. ,7 - The Prices Ruling In the Barrie and Toronto Markets During the Week. Buuun. Nov. 30.1905. ' `in Q n l\dlI\JIJ QIVUIU U u The Princess of Wales is lending I portrait of the late Duches of Teck to the Notable Women Exhibition at"; Grosvenor House to be held at the same time as the sale. Miss Mary; Williams and`Miss Lily Frere are the organizing secretaries. and have coilect- ` ed souvenirs._ many or which are uni-.` que. of upward of three hundred_ to.- mous women of all times. nII.`....- a..-I--.a_ - _-A -; u_;L,- .._ -_ `IIUVII LIIIIZIISJDIQ IIvII\l flltivll SLIIIIV. V Among other Royal exhibits are drawing : and etchings by the late Queen Victoria, an ivory patchbox and lace belonging to Marie Antoinette, me- morials of Queen` Adelaide, Queen Anne, and - beautiful lace once the property or Mary of Modena. . A 4AIInn6Cnun AC kg Alan`. A` mung`- In`, uayvausv cu wxuu uuu 111.111. - 'b It was her popularity which result-' ed in her removal. No one thought of interfering with her until she was re- cently discovered by an exploring pho- tographer, who took her*portra.it. Since then she has, gured `as a. romantic hermit on picture post cards. ,In con-` sequence she received a. visit from `hundreds of people, and was; given considerable sums of money. Rnnonflu nnwuu-.n.. 1-1.1 ..r...:_. 4. u_-~ lvonvv |nv\i\| 51: G VVUl lX'l|UUe, Du`! Ge?` 1 clared she will never: enter one again. ` , an-|----------:- uqovuu vva-nus: vn nut: ullllc These incl_ude a set or baby linen made by Queen `Elizabeth for her sis- ter Mary. and similar garments from the nurseries otv Henrietta Maria and of the Cromwell family. Among other historical garments there is the gold brocade train worn by Princess Char- lotte or Wales at her wedding, the bon-' not left behind at a' farm house near Berlin by Queen Louise of Prussia on her night from Napoleon, and shoes of Queen Elizabeth and Queen Anne. `A_.J`._.. -41...-` 'n-....| -_s.u.'n... -__ ussvan uuu LIIU IJUKVVCIILV yuuey. , Her belongings on this little plot consisted of an old bacon box, in which she crouched in wet weather, an old iron bedstead and` a.` few bedclothes, a. `three-legged chair, a. table top without _legs, cooking utensils, three buckets, and a. bowl. Sheyhad three wooden chests, in which he deposited such things as she wished to keep from exposure to wind and rain ' 0 T6 uuun I`-.. ..-_--I-__n4_, , I,I - '23 ` $`a: i 3`i'2.Z` :.dx-cu. coaches. watonettea. etc.. that principally made up the stream, and were nally` brought to a full V stop` %'. wli'_e'r'e- their road lead into thernain gtireun. The boliceman-seemed incong- Inble at making a break to give the cross line 0. chance and the small horse nnd do;-cart" could not be-used to tor-co it way. "After an, interminable waif. Kr. Willard was one the point at pull- ing ~-out and seeking -a round-about `-way, when 3 full voice with the`_ta.int- eat-tinge of an Irish nvor called out behind him: Wait a bit. Willard! I'll. bee you ihrou`gh." Mr. iwillard looked __back and received a friendly nod from "Lord Russell. chiet justice, who sat on the box of-_ his private Omnlbus" be- hind a` pair 0! _superb- black horses. ""91!" QC.` -' II66I..' .....I I-` _.- --...- `vii Along one side runs "a. stream of pure water from 9. neighboring spring`, whence she got her water supply. The retreat is in a secluded by-road lead- ing to the woods and hills which" form the end of the'Pennine chain between % Cox Bench and the Derwent Valley. T-Tar hnlnna-Inca An +1.-.|`.. non- _s-;` The woman's name is Alice Grace, and she is, forty years or age. - She is a simple, harmless woman, who is said to have been once well-off, but has axe ; perienced many changes of fortune. 1 She has been living on a. triangular; piece of waste land about ve yards ; square. in the beautiful Drbyshire district known as the Cox Bench Val-. ley. ` AI..__. A..- -1!- olcrhecon box as her shelter, a woman has lived a. hermws life 101- more than `two years 1n`a lonely spot in Derbyhlre. says The London Daily Chronicle. The` other day the police visited her retreat. and compelled her to seek a. new home elsewhere. n-IL- ___...._n - 7- ~ Wheat, white 'Wheat,red........ { Whpat, goosc.. .. Sm-mg A Time When the Great Irishman Helped .Wi|in_rd in His Linen. _Mr. E E. Willard : house at` Ben- stend commands a. distant view of Ep- aorn Downs, and the road along which the annual pageant and mixed vehicles makes its gay way to the Derby. When he is at home in the season, Mr. Wil- ldrd drive: across on Derby Day in a `dog-cart just big enough for himself and 3 triend, H_is,la.st trip in that why _wa.s_ when King ,Eqw_ard s (then the Prince of Wglee) entry"`vion the Derby tor the nrst time. The crowd, always treat, wag uncommonly lo;r e,_'a.nd ul- fter .the`ra`cea the cruuhot retiring ve-. `hiclee of all kinds wulalinost too great (or the control or the police. Mr. Wil- lard and friend, in th`eii-`dog-ca.rt, net- `. HQ` 61; Kg ring-p - `Q `L- $1.4.--nap gvu gun. _s-suun us yuur uucu B38111 Just call on me! There was a. laugh from the crowd and `a cheer for Willard. `Loan nusssu. As :PRO'MPTER. A __;o:.: Romantic Woman VI-lermit. rrr HE: N01tmfERN ADVANCE o - - u u . - uu Jeened Lk to. give small no-used to force mninablo wait, i polnt~ot. a round-about yvlth the`_talnt- nvor It, I'll looked` andly Ice, on "Omnibus" black 1 let. me come no up smartly `the policemen The policeman edevll do you hat line as you ave a chance!" vme attempt at out it! break drive into `it! V broken and -ough, looking Willard, "Come K n win an avow- Glob: That got the Deaf EXGMUIRBAKERYI ooooooooooooooo3oo an.", ,. ,,,' _ gnaw }i ` V (i - . g V vu_ , % . u g g H$??$?$?$??$?$$ggy933+++4++o++++++++%oooogggggggggggggggggggg E UR ANNUAL M i i W INTER SA LEE . . . . `- ' 9 Fo3oVo.} oo ooooouoooouoyoouooouu Th-9 cilowing is _thu. rIespOIft Of.` e-` ..;.`._. n -__.' 1tr-_.1...._ -r..n'.._ . I-3.--.....- ghter, Der e ' I Em )8 per lb. I D9,?` an )