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.-"1ow isv1;i1;t;':-n;e;"t;):n;o1:1-ow` mafyl be ' The Excelsiorlile START THE W NEW%YEAR%BIGHT a. ua'iixi"'aarrou To the` Electors of .B`arrie% DISTRICIT MAHAGER. BOSANKO BLOCK. or eox123,BARRI,oN..'r. |NSURANQE COJ Your VOTE and INFLUENCE re-` spectfully Solicited for 1ALn.s. J. llcllllll J. A. JA'i~i1~i'.'"iS.I{-pie. Ont. mm. 1:s1';s'r1: FOR SALE--100 acres all . <:1c:;u'c(1.lur c brick house, frame barn with Wlblillrz bcncut 1. soil a-1, level. close to Barrie, 1` 5'01: want u. good farm, call and see me. Town D"0D`}'tivs for sale or exchan (2. prices ranging `mm :5-Mm to 38000. J. N. 5 OWN. Box 497. Othcc, l'J Uunlop St.. Barrie. 51-52 l We have a large amount of Private Funds to 1 lend at 4} and 5 per cent on the security of md farm mortages. McCAR'1`I-IY, BQYS 8: URCHISON. _unlop Street. Barrie . IIZIUITU - CIGARS will be most highly , appreciated by your husband or gentleman friend. ' , Sold by all dealers. Manufactured by Au.4n.1J1.LLu..I..4 \\J\.4Ll.L\C\.LV].'4 U]. .l.Ul UIl" to has opened a studio for` Voice Culture at M.R'S. DE-VINE S;\T'oron- to St., Barrie, and will be there every Thursday from 4 p.m_ till 4 p.m. Fri- day. Madame Cochrane is a pupil of the famous Signor Garcia and Pro- fessor Fred Walker, London, Eng- land, and of Madame Divivier of Paris. {Mendelssohn l'ianos.I . . I Walter Stabert, a recent arrival from Scotland,w,as, on"Monday morn- ing sentenced by Radenhurst, P.M., to twenty-one days in jail for theft. Stabert had gone into Dougall Bros. store on Saturday evening and put up ahard luck story to Mr. Lowe, who gave him an order for supper, bed` Nobody was In the front part of the store when `Stabert entered, and he seized the opportunity of tucking away three framed pictures underhis coat. `He sold these a few minutes later at Armson s `and at Cro'ssland s,4 `after trying to dispose of them to Mr. J. Merrick. Mr. `Merrick, `Seeing Dougall Bros. stamp on the goods, suspected that things were not. right, ' and breakfast at one `of the hotcs and immediately - phoned the store. This led to'Stabert s arrest by P. C. Lambie_ - ' . T LADIESN F R E_9-.E_99 K 51 VOICE 0ll|.TlJRE.! I want to thank all my friends for` voting for frxie in "Vickers Voting COntest,- and helping -me_to get the first prize doll. It is; the loveliest doll I ever saw, and any one can see `.iVth at my home. I live at 46 Worsley street. h < V V ;:-\;VAvi4's'.hing you aIIV a Happy New ` ear MAD:-:,L-INTE FRANCIS. aru_n1:5.`)UH $3000. .1. 1\'._ m l)unl0p Bame. .._ Kerr Lodge No. 230, A.F. & A.M., had an oicial visit on Friday e'ven.: mg from R. W. Bro . J. VW. Bethune; of Stayner, D.DeG.M.' _ There was a |=1arge attendance. :I`he.:distinguish`d' _T.visi.tor_ *expr`essed~ hnmselj Was . highly ' fpleasedhwith, t-he _wqrk dorie, T which, -was h in .;;'charge_ jqigthe}: usual `oice I;~`th. `\f.!.roW`e d"" W The advancement 6: the9 my first ` and only interest. POLLING--MONDAY. JANUARY GTE. Ac':a5fJa'ToL.'1igTu':Lc. Pianos Always on Hand For Sa!e 37-1) 36 JOHN STREET, BARBIE. ~_._..- As Firs; Dputy.R;:eve -for I908. MADAME -COCH-RA:I_\TE rof _T`orrgn- -x `L-.. .._..._.._I issues the B-EvS'l` p)1icies_a.t the great rates. 0 ` -`Dan nnnIr8n11Iona nnvtr fn VOICES TESTED FREE- 37 47 FI EST-CLASS MONEY TO LOAN. CARD or THANKS. FA =.~_,\1 FOR SALE-Northeast quarter Lot H, Concession 10. Innisl. 60 9-t'-1'eB- 0681' Stroud. In good state of cultivatlon. frame house. frame barn and orchard. well watered. Possession March 1st. ` Apply to DONA_.D !'nHnH'nII llnrliin For pa.rti::u1ars apply to 7I=UxNo TUNER: nh:nn an.` 71".... Dn_..I-g.. A MEAQI THIEF. ?- SOLD BY ---- uAsoNIc. When selecting our Chri s t m a s G to don't overlook the fact that a nice box of LA CREMA Ald: Coegr ihasfannouncedv himself as a candidate for the oice of 2n Deputy-Reeve. V . - I - 'I.`he' Advahee has received a`hand- some I903 calendar from Purvis BrQs., 'Sudbury. T -. - _ __ savings Bank Accounts --V-Mistletoe, Holly, Scotch Heath-i er, -Canadian Kisses, everything in fresh and dried fruits, `glaces, etc. At Bothewell s. - v ~`~= - ----- " g 0 4 . . ` Mo % 0999909093 If you want your business-to ad-. vance, advertise in The Advance, '1Cc;rii_ri17ti}`xi7:;1;1I_.;)dgr`e`A.F. & -A.M. will. instal the newly elected oicers at `the regular meeting on Friday even- -ivng next. , o zxmrvu ;` an -Nothing more useful for a Xmasl -`gift than a Wicker Chair or other `article of wicker furniture.` Call at _ the factory in rear of O. H. Lyon7s I residence, Owen `St., and examine : stock, and see the busy wicker work- ers at work. Allswelcome. - l v 1-LOT--(')n Saturday, 14th inst., `a sum of money between John `St. and Market or in Market. `Reward at Advance Ofce. T `V'-'I:l_i;:-'6`!-1'1-istin-zit-s"'.I`ree at Trinity will be" held on Friday evening next in Ithe Parish Hall. I Go to Wilkinson's for all kinds of dry Hard and Soft Wood, also Slabs. sawed and split any length you wish, and sold pot cord. not box loads. P un- L ---Go( Misses -Craiug, Bay- eld St., for the very latest in hand- made Xmas. Novelties, also dolls, toys, and other holiday goods. "I`I, , II? A P .1 `I ? .Tl 1e Bf-`t'1_1`e:`-11?. `I:I.ospital will meet on Tuesday, Jan. 7th, in- stead of Tuesday, Dec. 31st. XM A8 of I 907 ;-0yster<.;; and in bulk. Everything seasonable in game, poultry, sea and freshwater sh, etc. etc. _At Bothwell s. The memorial-windows donated to Trinity Church by Miss Tothill and Mrs. (COL) Campbell were placed in position in the east end of the edice yesterday. They are beautiful. That by Miss Tothill has for its subject the Nativity and is in memory of her brother, Mrs. (=Col.) Campbell's is a compan'ion--the subject is the Ascen- sion. It is in memory of loved ones gone before. us .. _..- . - - _- Toronto Daily World and The! Advance until Jan. 1st, I909, for only $2.50. To those seeking an up-to-date daily this is our `best clubbing offer. _ Remember, the `bal- ance of this year is thrown in. The many friends of Mrs. John Salter will be sorry to learn of her sudden death which occurred on Sunday, Dec. 22nd. .She was the eld- est daughter of Mr, George Cooper, Owen St., and was born in Barrie on the 10th of April, 1868. Deceased leaves a husband and four children, the-youngest being 10 years old, to mourn the-loss of a loving wife and mother. The funeral took place on Wednesday afternoon. at. 2.30 p.m. from the family residenceion Eliza- beth St. to the Union cemetery. can I-Tnurgal-6-13 u--1-`rs lane 1-snags-I ..-nanLnA The fnunieipni neminations will. take place in the Town -Hall on Mon- `day evening at 7.3o_ o c1ock. I 7;IV`he/Spring -Assizes are announeed to take place here op Tuesday, March 24th, before Sir John Boyd. ' "` -"J Advance correspondents are re- minded that the great clubbing offer of this paper and the Weekly Mail holds good until further notice. Send along your orders. / lJ\u|ll IJI-o LU LIIC KJIIILIII DCIIICLVIJ. Geo. Fayette, who has been wanted for the past year and a half to ans- wer various charges of theft; was brought up from Toronto by P. C._ Lambie, at the expiration of a term I2 51.... (`;....L....I 13.1.... L) . . _ . _ _ .....1 |A.Ju1:AuI\-y GL I-II\ blsklllat-l`\Jll UL G LUILIL in the Central Prison. He `appeared in the police court on Mon_day and 1215 allowed to go on suspended sen- tence, the prisoner promising to re- turn to_the United States; forthwith. Fayette stole a watch from W. B. W'ebb, and a suit `of `clothes from Harry"Armstrong.' The articles were recovered, ` After a lingering illness from a malignant disease Mr. James. Patter- son passed away on the 17th inst. in were taken to Mr. Meaford `Webb s `undertaking establishment and` were for many years at Big Bay Point and was -67 years of age. afterwa-rds conveyed to Mr." Hamil- ton Young s, Stroud, the funeral tak- ing place on Thursday, Dec, 20th, to the _ Methodist cemetery. Rev- L. McLean oiciated. Mr. Patterson, who was of Scotch origin, had lived the R. V. Hospital." The remains? was well known in that vicinity. .He no 1 . in M1 HEI v-- V, J '-r_ -_ You simply can't afford to do with- out The Northern Advance. It con- tains a vast amount ,of newsy "in- formation and as an advertising med- i.um.is unexcelled in the County. Try it in conjunction with the Weekly Mail. Both` papers until the end of 1908 for $1.25. V ,9 'l"n_____1- .I2_..l -4.` An old resident of Barrie died at her late residence, 62 `Sophia. `St.,` on Wednesday, Dec. 18th, in the persbn of Sarah Boyd Dunlop, relict of the` late Alex. Dun1op, aged 75 years. It was after a, brother-in-law \of the deceased lady that Dunlap street was named. Rev. W. B. Heeney con- ducted the rmeral services on Satur- day, interment taking place in Union `cemetery. Two daughters . and `two sons survive: ,Mrs, , Ina.` Bebti, _ T own, Mrs.;'S0u1es, Sintaluta; Robert ' and -Ale`x,,'_:in the; jWest. ;_ .I"he '_th:eeulas1;!j A ft t.-hef"n!=1+ Take you.r ,g'rist.ingA and clthppping Wi1kinsn%s,...M;11.J Chop ins Leversr .` eday. Si :.-'.P%ti:~!0-;2{1b;: d HERE IN BARBIE FARMERS"! EXPERIENCE OF SCOTT ACT--TRAFFIC COMES INTO IRRESPONSIBLE HANDS--LOSS OF REV- ENUE TO MUNICIPALITY--TEMPERANCE E HOUSES FINANCIAL FAILURES--HOW ' TRADE IS-AFFECTED--A VOICE FROM THORNBURY. VMINISTER'S VIEWS `ON TQTAL. ABSTINENCE The `Scott Act was carried some 25 years ago in the County of Sim-` coe, of which Barrie is the County seat, by about, 1000 majority. Three years later it was repealed in dis- gust by over 3000 majority. Old residents of the Town can tell you of the evil inuence it had on the business and morals of the Town. Local `Option is not more practical than the former laws, as it is appli- cable to smaller areas, and has only the same machinery for its enforce-- ment. ,*__ FA1:3H`()}1 SALE-Being Part of North of M huts 16 and 17. Con. 11. Innistil 68 acres _--: ._..,x .......A nihlincra, W'hen one takes into consideration` the 7,000 people of Barrie and thel large, prosperous farming communi- ties all around us, the vast number of people that pass through the; Town, especially in_the summer, it cannot honestly be said that there is much excess or drunkenness here. In all the Town and -surrounding coun- try, there are only about 30 names on the Indian list. I doubt very much if there is another town in all Ontar- iothe size of Barrie that can show as clean a record in the Police Court as we can, notwithstanding that so many branch. lines of railway enter here, and railway hoboes, tramps, and all classes of immigrants pass through in thousands, many of whom are here quite a time waiting for con- nections or a chance to ride a brake beam. i t In regard to revenue, the direct .loss from the License fund for the {Town of Barrie would amount to $2,316.25, which would result in in- creased taxation for every ratepayer. Then, there would still be a further loss by a reduction in value of pro- .-perty affected that would in all make about $4,000 loss to the Town annual- ly, and the traic in liquor would be much .more dangerous, as it would still be carried on but in the hands of irresponsible `parties who would not feel underpany obligation to keep the law or supply. the public with-` accom- Imofdation of any kind. 1 Most of the money taken by the hotels is from travellers, tourists, farmers and railway passengers, and a large portion of the $200,000 they handle yearly enters the money cir culation of, the Town for supplies, labor, groceries, meats, vegetables, clothing, boots and shoes, repairs, plumbing, paper-hanging, painting, rents, taxes,,insurance, coal, wood, furniture, etc. A portion of this money goes to supply cigars and liquors,~ much of which comes back to the farmer for grain, oats, hay, etc. Only 34 portion of the money taken in hotels is for intoxicating iliquors. It is received for meals, beds, stable accommodation, lunches, `soft drinks of all kinds, cigars, etc. -The farmers `who. formerly went to excess under the Incense system still contjnue to do so now under Local Optlon. "About I20 of our people make their livelihood in the hotels, work hard, and are well paid. Some people sneer at hotel employees. It ought not to be so. They are human beings like the rest of society, some good and some bad. There is a skeleton in every family, even in the Locall Option family, The meek. and lowly Nazarene said Let he who is without sin cast the first stone, and that! stone has never yet been cast hon-4 estly. Ours is the best market town north of Toronto. `Farmers require proper accommodation at reasonable prices for their families and for their hor- ses. This is" now being adequately supplied by the hotels just in the] way it is needed. No one need use; liquor if he does not wish. If Orillia should pass Local Option and Barriel defeat it, the hotels here would hard- ly be able to supply the extra accom- modation required, and vice versa. Local Option has been in force in Thornbury about 18 months, and, since its introduction, taxes, I am told by Mr.Gowans, editor and owner of the Thornbury and - Clarksburg Herald-Reector, have "raised from 18 mills on the dollar on a low as-' sessment to 24 mills on the dollar on a high assessment, and the farm busi- nessthas almost deserted the town. They. never did and do not now have any drunkenness in town, but liquor maybe had there in I abundance. There is not proper accommodation and travellers leave the town as soon as p`ossible.= One- general store-keep- er failed: 6 months after Local Option; came in force; He; had been doing well b.f.ore`,hf`5`3.Dl1Tt.F1`t.h 3"-5`.'.f`*`;' but ;aftgrwa;ds;4f.gq1d:i h:s`frd!t0rs ' In ~`I oro.nttP3 ' ' I9c_j_1":`QP..W3_S V Vin-e .. Under}.the_ License system the ho- t.,e1;.,ke,:pe`rV is. responsible for breaking jg-flit.`-..;.I1w: ~'he?`-isnot allowedv to sell to `dt:.th'* ag,e.:_.;,o?,.'_:`2I _yars._ ax ~ xv " ti itfdxr s:mp1_y;- The Neepawa Case. goes into the hands of irresponsible `parties and the law is not enforced, and liquor gets into the hands of mere boys, much more than under License, Temperance sentiment was `very strong in Owen Sound; the measure was carried by a large ma~ jority. The Temperance people bought two ne hotels, the Seldon. House and the Queen s," both for- merly licensed. Mr. Little, who is the manager of the Se1don House, says that neither of these places pays expenses. They are losing thousands of dollars a year. The Seldon has about carried running expenses, but has lost so far about $2,000 a year on dividend account. The Queen s, he says, has not even paid running expenses. How long ldo you think this kind of thing will ikeep up? The management of these hotels do not receive satisfactory re- jmuneration for their services. The manager of the Seldon House says the same old drunks are in evidence. as before, and that Local Option is still open for discussion. He says they are waiting for something to turn up, and, when told that the Act might be repealed next year,`he said he would not be surprised. "`" 01' lrss. well improved and goon ouum Te-`' 011538 Apply to J. PRAT1`, Stroudgo The present Liquor License Act should receive the support of every citizen of the Town. It is a very stringent temperance Act, calculated to reduce intemperance to a mini- mum. After the people of the On- tario ridings tried the._Dunl Act they had to go back to the present License Act. After they tried the Scott Act, they turned back again to the present License system, and `after Local Option they will again `return to the law that represents the best interests of this Province, as in Parliament assembled and in Cabi- net -Council they thought and wor- ried and worked under the Hon. Sir Oliver Mowat, under Hon_ Mr. Har- dy, under Mr. G. F. Marter, and last but not least under the able di- rection of the Hon. J. P. Whitney. forithe last 37 years striving honest- ly and fairly, no matter what men may say to the contrary, in the best interests_'of the Province. The three- fths clause was tacked on to Local Option, not because the Government does not wish to see everything pos- It has been said in rather disagree- able terms that those who oppose Local Option cannot defend their position, meaning that they cannot excuse the horrible examples of de- pravity, held up very unfairly by the advocates of the measure. No, we cannot, nor do we want to excuse or defend the man who goes to excess. He is immoral and very much to blame. The pity .is that others suf- fer with him. Neither can the advo- cates of Local Option defend many of their number, neither can the Church defend ministers, members or adherents who live immoral lives. Evil is everywhere. it is the excess of good, the perversion of natural law. The result is misery and suffer- ing, there is no escape The wages `of sin is death. Liquor is inanimate and powerless `to hurt anyone unless used impro- perly. It is good for some, bad for others. The individual must be the judge. We must have British liberty and freedom. God made all things, and if we use them properly we get good from them. If we go to excess, we must pay with compound inter- est every transgress-ion, The sin is on the individual. You cannot stop temptation. If you .could, we would not know good from evil. You can- not make men good by legislation. It must be done by moral training; by renement, by an educated con~ science, by the manly resolve to do right by force of character. {$1.00 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCW SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS` --____- T(-Continugd on page 8.`) JUC&`&Q I Itaijt U A large amount of privat, ad trust funds for investment on the security of real estate at lowest cur- - flint .-"L..- innotinces that durins 5.3i3$` `g'P9g W'1.' ddii to _.IYa . Batio;1v\r`ir:1?hist:oe, be altxia 011106 in Ban-iev on the following dates : , - ` u..a.--_.:__ LL- 111.1. -0 hnnnunhnr, `I007- ' OF CANADA. ESTABLISHED 1865. HEAD oFrucE..au_:ac, U9 BRANCHES IN CANADA. BARRIE BRANCH W. D. MORTON. Manager- Fnn.\1 Mm 5Ams-uemg rurg u; nunau w v- 17. 1011151. 3? more lerss, well improved and good bu1ldin$3- T(iI`Ill.~' 4-new Annlv tn J. PRAT I`. Stroud. Oiues to let with vau!t, the offices now 00 Wpim by G. A. Ru.denhurst.l%ar!'18t0I`.0V8l` the Bank of Commerce. Apply to D unr trtxvunxr rossossion March ls_t. ROSS, Solicitor. Barrxe. _:::--- \-nltv IJL rent rates. T he will also be on ma om ; has and other vacations. A Mr. aughtoq Lcnngx, M.P, Should be operied at this time of year. $1.00 is enough to start with, but the more you can put in the better. There is_ nothing that gives such a genume sense of se- curity as a bahk account in an old Reliable Bank like the Union Bank of Canada. _ Interest paid or added to principal 4 times a yCL1I`. "` `U0 LUIIUWIIIE Unut - Saturday. the 14th of December. 1907- Saturday, the 18th of'JI.nuor}'- 195- Saturday, the 1st of February. 1908.. Saturday. the 15th of Febrl1a.r`.w`..l908- Saturday. the 7th of March. 1 2E{i3" 31 3%` ``.3a`i i'o3 3" D. e 0 _ > ; Saturaag. the 18th of `pI'U`1909v- has and nlnnn vnnn , nnl, ' ~ ` He will also be at this qloe the (`il_rtlIt- A. F. GARRETT 1-"""'-j _ " VOL LVI. No. 52 WWI-IOALE NO. 3810?, wsLEV a anew. Pnormrruas. 9 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. IS UPON US MONEY! MONEY! OFFICES TO LET ES. ' W. AULT, ' Ross Block.` Tcow E$TRAY -A._-.__-_-_ _n 'n.. LUIS. nyyny M: A. W. WILKINSON. PROP. ' -I:~Ii.- :I5f{1~{sToN. 113-, _ ROBERT ORROCK. - Midhurst P.0. a`vn Miryesingz. H1. 60 10 Whatever you select from us will please Rohertson s R? 1 DOOR EAST OF` \J\JVV I-uiillirwl SII`n_v- into the premises of Robert Orrock Lots 3 and 2), 3rd Con.. Vespra. about the month of Mn)_' Inst, 9. year-old roan heifer. Owner can` haw .-.-um: by proving property and paying (}Xpt`ll>`.'b`. V. Ixnhhi t`\l)Dl'\f1? 5 E O0OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ; new moms: sun?` A: 3- '_""'`?.'! _'`'.`.$ _ V` V V V V VVVVVVVVTV sMnKen has 0 envetiva ghop for small Machine Repair- ing, 5 ate, Kmfo and Scissors grinding, etc. I ' L - I o----- ...-...y... ----..._ x.-- 5 5! I53 . _ '=?5.5i5>'='=' :13 nnnuv\mL, ooooooooo6oooooo9ooooooo: Ba ......................., Your` VOTE and INFLUENCE V are requested by c7{T`rL: STRAYED AND Es1fnA;z , _.____-:...... AC bkn IIv\l`1\QIlDV\A 'ramn'v cnuncusanvlczs - suuon AFTER XMAS. 8.33 3. m.-Holz1 Communion. . V ' 11 a. m.-.- Morn g Prayer and Sermon b Vicar 3 p. tn.--Sund y School and Young eople o 7 m,-Eve spud Sermon by Vicar. C ' tmag music repeated. > - ' A '- _. Inf..- g.---- \ . law. ROBERTSON Church of Englandl Sana I."-`FURS DOWN IN PRICE. COME INTO BARRIE % T AND BUY. % ; A;.L OUR FURS WARRANTED. Bhristmas Merry! BRIGHT NEW YEAR! Phone 23. Oice. Yard andzlill, John '1||l-l'-JIl`llHI&hI TIIV3 :&IuIv`1l Came into the premises of the undersigned. I Let ::. (jou. ts. Vespm, about July last. 2 red yearling cattle. The owner or owners can have Balm: on proving property and ggyin expenses, oth-rwi.sc the animals will so d. About Oct. last more strayed from the same premises two 2-xnmll ycnrlings, heifer and steer, roan. Any information that would lead to the re- con-ry of these animals should be scnt to 8|MMllN8 8 WV. A.W.W|LKlNSON S 2 and Mill, St. CIGAR CASES AND C__IGAR~. ETTL CASES, SMOKING: GRANITE Awmfrnn --m.-nouns? ROBERTSON S O V : II Uviiitblnsv --vs ----- -- pp. cm nunxmr ' - ~ 9140 I-nmcuo or. `$31935 First.-class Accommodation. Remodel- _ . led and Refurniahed Throughout. FLOUR VVOOD Hard and Soft. Sawed and Split: lst DEPUTY REEVEL Lot 19,- Con. 1, Sunnidule. 125 acres cleared. balance bu.=sh,, elm. maple, basswood, etc, dwelling. 7 momed frame house, barn 40 x 100, lean-m stable, ram-56, good well, never failing em-mu lmul River) runs through corner of farm, soil is l6l acres of clay loam and abo ut 40m`s;uul loam. a youn bearing orchard. 16 acres of full wheat, and a lfall ploughing done. Ifnutsuld by the 1st of March. 1908. t apro- Dert) will be leased fora term of years. `Reason for svlling. the proplietor is going to the North West. Apply \VM. GOLLAN. on the farm. or Angus l`.(_). ~ 51-9 I `_...__ \ . Wan 5000 tans-_qt~4vGranite..Bo3;ld- era. 1 ' ed oncara` betweenawke-~ toll dj rri7 II t, V. -s Our stock doesn't include the so called Christmas Cigars. but does include our finest brands 1n small boxes for Christmas n-In!-any Illa I-nnvrn nlvlunn O-In-Inn-n Just East of G."r. R. Station. Choice Manitoba and Family Low prices. Best value: at Ill umuu UUIU5 lUl' lJlll.'lUla.IIIuB giving. We have other tshmgs or smokers too- . I-. o'counI.LL.7Pronriet0r- an .u.u -nI C. '0 3" 1 DOOR EAST OF BARBIE HOTEL. FURBIERS. SETS, ETC. A good many homes have been supplied this fall. Why not yours this Xmas?" This may be obtained at the --FOR- 1908. THE INTERESTS OF, BARRIE. THE COUNTY OF` SIMOOE AND THE DOMINION OF CANADA OUR CRITERION. A Lr. Wnnconx. BARRIETCOUNTY or SIMCOE,ONTARIO, DECEMBER 26, 1907. y by makin sure that your wife and loved _ ones are` ull protected should yoube ` taken away` roru them. There is onl T one vya b which you can do this an _ that 13 y avinga `Life Insurance Policy .5:-nu In FLA Oglvunnr 615,-nnnnnwnx gnaw kn mmF.-;'3 'AHr:s FOR SALE