Barrie Historical Newspaper Archive

Northern Advance, 19 Dec 1918, p. 2

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Jim-o.u'nt oi out hnv. in-ilh ll'o . hon of _feW lmllmd "mls_ and 8`. l'i'o=:li wntr-1` and from one to three _ small quantitv til` tubal, _\'nu \\'lll l,\.:i'-``- 1`. where fllov r'oul'l "`=" 'l`-~` tho lu'(=-l l-lu-\' H-inn-.~mi`-_' in rw:ar:l to r-nn!"m'in:1linu. qu:~.lil_\' and pro- duoiion. Tliis \-var, almvo ull I)lll(`l`~'. with the lll'.! ll pi-ion of hay and live stock, farmcrss shnulrl onrlcavom~ to utilize to the host arl\'anl:1g< pr)SSil)l0 all rotiglingos such as straw, corn stalks. etc., by running: these throuorh a cut-. ting? box and mixing: with a small 8. food which l')l`(`8(llll _(` :=.i:or=l< Will thrive and winter very well on, an! at the same timn r=rmhlirir"|`.vr- ' er to keep his usual. rv.=`~ \`.;`. of` hm ing animals. A rrond nianv f`:n~iw='=~; `l1`o" in =-:- vlcinitv n[' lumlv 2' mill-'. r-1' "'.'=3~"~~v `ing mills wluwo 1"-~`." ll procure s:1\vli\:x't nr ,r-.l.n.-"."2.-` im- l\ei`l(ill`L2' in ill" nl'-'-'- I-5' ll"`-J rr glmi. .~,3..\ rs p\v:..'- .('.;. -ill ' an a`2m.`lwnl:. R" "."'=':""` _homq cvrnwn T0"l'"""`y mt`- `1-iyiynym livn s'i'.nnl' ll .n(i,wgaslY`"` flu` P-'":li"' :`_Il'.ll~' and l-nm-in-" $`rw~-~ov- will lu- ni` his :`:n-m ,.LI.A.1 ...t.:..t. has lmrm wrnren ' 'A\"l'\"l' I\|I' ,_. (V>`~":<- in rmlt`-1` in maize :1 maxi- :~:-xtn m-n.iu_v:in'-' :-t :1 minimum cost, ~l'.!I`ll'll)1'lir)|l~'('il under tltc most I:I\`n'.':nl)l-" r,-oudilirms, that is, in re- f_r:trul to t-lomilinoss, croml \'(}nti.1ation_ _pl('lll}' of` li~_:lii_ with necessary hed- -linz` Illlll or-o:i. <."I'00min`2`. .| .\ cow ~lmulvl lmvo all the good H_'l.:llll\' l'0ll`_"ll:l,`_ (` she wants. with :1 lpwv-ll l)L\lZlll4"('(l ':r:1in ration regriilatcd of Y n i \ lhv her pl'O(llln'tlml. also plenty feed lnum-cs oi` salt lllltlell to her ' daily. NBWBIARKET SOLDI-Elli. WINS FRENCH CROSS ` The father of: Ptc. Shcrmzm `Brock, who on August `37th made the su1u'mnr- sac-rificv, `n.-~:~` l'Pt'l`l\'L`ll lln ls-tier front tho 0l'l'ice1- command- in: the 3rd `Ba4ttaliou, Cmiztrlian lC:1mo1'-m lllL`lllll`l(l(rl'>i, to tho olt'noi' ltlmt tlw (`1'oi.\' do Guerra has in '-ll ':L\'.7:1nlml his late sun l`ll1','.','21ll51lll7"`-'1` duct on the field. Nc\\'nm1'l(ot lI0Y10iH`t`Il in the 'lmowlctlt:r_- that lit ...mu.um lm-is la.-mu an lnnnnnrnt` is is the `t`l 1'st and only local boy wllosv z00d,0f course, and the farmer, in improve -- there's a difference be- tween improving and being improved -but he's not always too sure that the association will effect the im- movement. 'I`o begin with. he is often not too well acquainted with his real neigh- boi's-the men in the inside of the men he knows now show themselves only to kindred spirits. Then after a hard day's work he is prone to stay quietly at home in preference to driv- ing several miles to discuss, under a smoky lamp. the old problems in much the same old way. But there's one thing everyone wants-a good tifne. Everyone takes his recreation in some form--only there s nothing collective about it; each goes his own way at his own time. Really persuade the neighbors once that they can ha-ve a better time at the club meeting than they can at home, and they'll go without coaxing. So that seems the logical starting point. A leader never nds it hard to get people to organize for pleas- u`re--lo have a good time. And it leads to great things, too. As people `become better acquainted mutual respect and condence de- vclop. That is the fundamental and rst step to business co-operatlon.-- tintario Department of Agriculture. l l .1 . common with all humanity, wants to - U X 5 K, ;\L L7 R l;11J.D\_UV, .I_I.:L|uLu.Lu- ters, Solicitors. Notary Public. Com'c_\ anco1's, litr-. Money to loan at lo\\`cs'c r:x4..e.'s of interest. (iiccs 1? Owen BL, in the prem- ises i`<,)1`x:xc1'l_V om.-xx}.-ied by the Bank 017 ']`om11t0. ]~ r:m(-h 0l'c.e, Elm- \".\1C:, ()nt:n"m. "W. A.. Boys, K.C.. \r n `H {" `\fnnn`\- DR. VICTOR A. HART Graduate of Trinity University and also graduate of Edixxbtyrgh and Glasgow. Specialty, stomach` diseases. Office, corner Bayeld and Wor-I sloy Sts. Entrance off Worsley. Ofce open until 8 pm. A. RADENI-IURST, BARR.IS'-1' CI-l:..l4.... \Tnfcn-v T)n1\n &('.. PROF. D. D-nnmn on V. A. LE\\'1:5 .\.[.D.C.M., Surgery and Disozxscs oi` \\'0:nLm especial- ly. Office 58 Collier St., Phone `*1 35- U1. .. )3. w. A. moss. PHYSICIAN , Surgeon, etc., L.R.C.S., Ediu., L. C.R.P., London. Ofce and res`1`d .. [W In An .... 1. Q0 nnrrin, T313}. London. Umce and resm~ cnce, Dunlop St... Barrio. Tole`-`X phone 165. . _...______._..__(_ )5. ii. '1 . AJVLV .`LLu.I, \J.L` L LVJII and residence corner of Toronto and Elizabeth Streets. (Opposite Elizabeth St. Methodist Church.) m..1.....1.,.v.n 1R7 A UHIZRDBHI Db. Au Telephone 167. L.L an ment. could be levelled, and lIlSl (1(1 01 pe- ing :. creek with ragged banks and 1 weeds and small trees gm\ving along- ;. side, could be co:1ve1'tc-d into a. scoop 1 ` ditch. Tl\i.. ditch could be of such a 1`.-ature as to allow farm machinery to cross liack and forih, and would take C:-.x'e of the oc-czrisioiml hezwy \\_` {lows of wzztor. I \`- 3 . ' l l In all conditions \ ;here the ground ) ':.'aIa=1- comes within two and :1 half ` " feet 0f.ll`l`.`: silrz`.-".r_-0 of the soil it is; )2 me-cr:s;sax`y for this to he 1'emo'v'ed in [B1 some m:'.r'mex' so that plants may have 5 1., . (uoper root gm`.`.'il1.--VV. R. Scolt_,: " ' ~ - A \ /'.-l|-\:vn (`Eur-lnh ll)` J1a`JI`. Ll. IA. IVJJLLU, ..\,...\. Piano and Violin, Piano Studio, 6 Owen St., at re Bank of Toronto building. ,,.._..,___;_.____.. _& MURCHISON, :>.mR1s- C`,.ll..Z+na-.3 \Tnn-tr })I1h!|.. 1-1. T. .mN.A.LL, OFFICE-` 1 __-..:,1....,... nrn-nnv` nF "I`mvnntn E. % WEIR, xeacher o: f 1d Puma Tune, : r\..m.. Q+ at wanrw MUSIC 1~n`:m(-n Llnluc, mun.- I`.I.1u'cin.'~:on. . I Ofce, D. M. u:_1`..--_v A9 1 hi}n:e:t;x!\._\' of H;-wing :1 Good Timc.;B1 `I '1`-aim the t out of toil and you 1E: |hi'tV0 oil. You L-..m t take the hard" . \-:o1'k out of farming as easily :1.-sthat, . `but 3. little run robs it of much of` * 1 I its clrudgory. Good times are the oil In} in the toil of ugx`icn1tt:re. That is whztt :1 great xnzxrzy sincere persons ;1%: ovellook who study economics more `to I \ than lmnnut nature. . \\-'hrn wn nH,omDL to organize a_ [than iiumzui nature. . I \V1u;n we attempt organize ai li':trme1's a.<;sociation, what is done'. } [Why right away it vast amount of! itztiking is committed (me-nt edug."L- Lion and improvement. Both are good, of course, in at the 'I`n hozin with. too much the same mu way. good Qn that seems logical seems ` Anrl n loam: to great things. have goou Lune. And people acquainted respect and ` Tn Nonnnn ADVVANC1`-1 Tim.-3. - .p Ann .-.1 1.'r.II . / 1 . ':I~':1H \\'h:`:1t. LS1:-i11;r \\'1~.r-:1 1\`Clw`.ll. nit! Burln-_\' . 02115 i '4|A`.-'~'\ an --- I :.\pp1c.<. 1)(`1' b`:1' -- ' 'gI oL:\t0L-s, 1301` 133? ; ',\\'m-.1, `.\':1.~:hed . . . ?\'\'.\.\ nu-.x--1.1:m1 }|".}l_' .. . ;I mo1(\\'l1o:1!. ...... iH:\_\'. '1_w-1' ton . .. ` 3111191`, 11). prints I -1.`....-. '1fp1-i:1I_-` \`~:h(-:11`, .`.1m`q ;B:11'lo_v '0:xt.<, huszht-1 ... .. Rye, h1N'ne1 .. Huc-k\v}u~:\1, bu;~1hv1 1).. . . lumhn1 } 1).lA)4J.\.I-\ i\`f1 1(-J1`. F1111. hllshel {\`.'l1c;1t. sp'.'in_;', |m: rI";\.1'h-.\'. `n;1Is`ho1 " :():zi`.<, hn.~'}1(-1 ..~ u,Pu(-1n\'hoat, bushel i:_`.'(.`. }n1s1;(-1 i1 un<. huslwl '!(':11t`;v. 1-Ezr)`.(~v iI~`mtfm' I Fain`, IlI|nJ||\ V Ho`.-"s. (Qvt. . 9 Putnmos, bn_-.;' TT:1_\', ton . : .ui`.1.er . ... T.` .4,.. . .|)l\1\.lIJ.'|,7|\'L }":\H \-shout, bushel ` " Mu-:11`, 7.Im`q11is` wu nu;..-V 1"a,1i \\'1wut .. Spring: \V11cah B1mk\\`}1n:1. . . 0-.1L.~`. *`.:1'1`1('y . . . Rye Peas . . . . . . Butter, per pound Eggs . . . . . . . .. . Live Hogs .. ___. Peas . . . . . . . . Buckwheat . . Barley . . . . . 4 Butter . . . .. Y`._.. ,. T`Tn:.=., '1'im' 've'{g'1{t Dressed Hogs. . . I\1\TT Wheat, 00 1bs.v I')nuInv1 -{|_!Y"" rm- V met1_1od which has `been i\ro"e1i` \\ IH'l\l II bushel ,,,.4 BRADFORD. L.. _L.. CREEMORE I3I".I-`.TOS' L .. ~.l. ..1 `ELMVVALE. oR.ILi.iA . -`p.L.Uu . .75c . . - . o - ~ . . . - 90c to $1.00 and up rn $10 H. . .430, ` E'.}\.5j.`.;`.1,,.< r l'}`.r~r.;\ ` `11`jxu_- 1 ,1, H . Qvv .,N_"!:"w\ `I4 . "'``"."`t\~ `. W E H.` o7 W1 Y'T`~\ .'~-:la`rwmm` \'l~ 1- ?-.n_ to 530 ; 5 to 70c; -. to 300' , g... 1151;. . . .Z.U,5.) 50 (U9 X .$`3.10 to $2.]?! $1.60` 7:!- ..-`;u:._., .900 to $1.25 . . . . . .$'2n.m) $20 to $25 143 to 4:30 L $2_08 to $2.13- S1 $1.05 1 11 l...-)0. ml} I "E J.,\ o Y3 }*3 . . 31.50 GA A. Q1 '17` .0.0an(1-1-1.p TORONTO MARKET, DEC: O3 Spring chickens, lb. ' $195 Eggs . .450 `Hay, Nu. 1, ton . .$'.2.`3t 50 t0 55" `.1-Iaw, NO. 2, ton . . $226 t - - ~ $17-50 Erv, new per do /.. . .. .80c to - ~ ~$'2`L-00 3 Bulk. 2O ing at .. .. -Bnttma fauncrs dairy . .. .. . 30 ` . n: In...,. won m 150 lbs. ;Y.:., $24- ` suprm rm_`I:.\ ` my: J Cnmer-m _' ~ :"`r` ' :1 `.'_:1l'(1ud 1 "L""" H `!:ono=.n`o:1 `~ "" PH`: -'`"e11 memory 1 . -,`L.Iv r 5510.1 ) ` to 50:3 . . . .651- I '.I,.:1.o{5 ) 351.10 ; !`l\. ` ll ], .-$17.25 an -)1 -.-05` l 1331?)? . BARREE ? .$1..m\ to 73c P1 2,v|.~-2 . . .7~Ln 0 $1.04- . $1.65 . $2.25 . .. 45c . . . .500 $17325 "A.;., .60.; .$2.11. .$2.06 mu .,-` .0 {j)7_'.._|_.)v -[1. ...n ,,, 1 $1.05 Hogs, 120 l ,,__| I _`;v , oimror 0'1: flip 1.:z11l:111tI-'1~ ht 1he`H We has been so honoured. Wm" Makes Your Skin Like Velvet Has a n1:\'.'vc11ous e1Tcct on rough skin. One or two app`.ic:\tiuns w_ill remove the roughness, n_1d by its occasional use the skin acquires the smoothness and s.ol'tue.=.s of a bal3_V`s. Glycodonis. is not sticky, and gloves nmy be \'~.'orn a few moments after usin_L: it. Price 15c and _ 5v. Do- Hlightful after shavilw. ;} <:'~.~E<::>. 1\I. iDRUGGIST, BARBIE, om. ` give as GREATiand so LASTING AT PLEASURE as BOOKS, and nothing that gives so much costs so little. lf' `you are looking for inexpe'sive but at tractive Christmas presents, give BOOKS. --FRED I)`ROOFb'--I. ructical Pinxi Tune)` and Repairer. New [ni:`.::4_ always on hand for male. 7 Maple A\'en\1c. Bznwic. -30- '*-`:Z- -----_-~`>:_ -__ -Z} ` Z-N FEW? PRESENTS :ms_ 'a`eming\ Scotfs Bookstore Oats Pe:1s..\......$`2 Buckxvheat . .. Ryn .. .. .. .. .. Hogs .. $1 Sows, live . . . . . .$1 . _Pork, dressed . $2 `Humor, per lb. print Eggs, per doz. .. ; Potatoes . . . . .. . I `\Vashed wool . . . . . . ) I Unwashed wool (1711 A V\TT4`1: ..S Butter Eggs . fI1f\I'){ F:ERT`AKEFGf 7 .35-f%9`Ii.., at" Lnulrnx 1 1111111.! nu . A1Hatesr(1esi.gnsix1 C:1slu.=1g;lmpt ` in stock. inc`.u-ding Grave Vaults ma (ml: Shells. I ) 7? at means of open ditches or a system; of tile drains. ` I ' caused the uncle-rgrounr.l water to be 1.ll\:_y lusty uc x.u..\..u..... a.L'uw1a, Au. Ducks, lb. Where there is a large area of low- Geese, ll). lying land which is uniformly wet, iTm-keys, 1b __ such as we have in the southwestern `Beet: mm basket. counties, namely, Kent, Essex and Lambton, tile drains augmented by lqelery ' - ' ' - - - ' - - - ' - - open ditches are used, and soixie-';U11J1)11};'(3, 051011 .- times when the wet land is the same 5Potat.oe.s. . . . . . . . $1.1 or possibly lower than the lake leifel 1300, lm.,_,`.C basket . dikes are constructed and pumps m- 0 - is b` O, stalled to remove the water. Other 1101} 3 . ` ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " instances where 1ow-lying and at 11k11-" 01110115: (131'tI- lands require drainage are those Parsley, basket which are occasionally ooded either `(};11-1-otg, gman ba get , _ during the spring freshets or during i(jm.1.01S 1-we .},a31{k.t heavy rains. If no means has been ,_ _, - , `Q.-:4: . _. . _ _ _ 1a1..~Iup.s, Ltlalxt prouded for this water to be 1emov- ,_ ,._1 \_ 1 `1 ed quickly the crops growing on this `*`` `L31. - L ` V ' ' land will be killed out, and thus \1lU1'~t`1'i1l11$ll- 170tt1L' cause nancial loss to the land l.\1\ples, basket 0W11e1'5- ` l.v1n1h"ll). . . . l 1 .~ In the case of underground springs - _ \ ; . . we have a condition where the i111-';Dm*"'1. 1m_1` ' . pervious layer of the subsoil has ',\0k51111'C' l"l-i'~".- P3`-`-' blocked and held to such an extent; E`.-"_RMERS PR1 that it eventually comes to the sur-' v ,_.| _ . ` \l`.1`t`. :-\' face. These can be p1'eyente by hav- 5 -,)_n_jl_.f, \ ing a tile drain put in a short dis- ; ')' - - `R. tance above the springs so that the '1 M5 ' 5`? water may be cut oft` and conveyed EOMM IWW t0 3- D1`OD3r outlet. if-II:-=l;\'.`l:t`:`:t ... . . . V. . C7 - zmnnmr instance is that where Rm stock. inczu-mug urzu e \ uuuu - and 0:11; Mghrt and Dan Cams Phone 451 W. D. MINNIKIN, Promietcr W.R. NEILLY, Funeral Dlmctor and Embalmcr. PHON E 348 x Oppasite ue Post Oifce g chickens, 1|). , to 150 lbs, ; . . All the New Books at W vux sTA1~}Eii. ' THE : n a 1 A 9 u u .'JU $2.00 to $3.10! . . . . . $1.70 $16.75 to $17.00 $14.20 to $14.25 21.00 to $'22.00 . . . . . . . /:30 . . . . . . . . .600. $1.00 to $1.25 . 75 to 770. 53 to 55:- DEC. 14. .5329 to $31 in $23 $1.00 .. . . ..90n . 50 `m 65c ' in 40c ` *1"! I run: an uluuvv-vvl'rI:94p"` ` i ing-in every direction except where it would prevent the Hospital's sooth- ing the suffering or shortening the sickness or one child. The daily cost of operation was held at the lowest point which would still allow the children entrusted to the Hospital _to get the best medicine and the hest of f`!lI'l3, 48 to 500 . 550 to outlet. Another iustzmce is that irrigatioii is being c'.11'1`ie(l on. In some of the iiwigzltion (Listricts the \`-`Ell?! is fairly sziturated with alkali salts. When this water is used for irrigation it is spread over the land and eventually is evaporated sun. the alkali being left on the surface. This alkali accumulates un- til it l)'eC'0111@S so strong as to prev:-nt the growth of plants or trees. vvn rnrnnvn this alkali it is neces- from ~ the surface of the soil or from -lhef leaves of plants and trees by the` care. And y t so high has risen the cost of every item in the Hospital's bu'(Tget-in labor. in fuel, in food, and. above all. in medical supplies-that the mini- mum expense of taking care of one r-hild for one day has risen from $2.34 hack in 1914 to $3.21-'}{; in 1918. Of that, $1.66-`%{,-the amount per patient wer day that the official Government 2-rants do not cove2`----must come from `.'OlllI1tl`_\ contributions. Dtiring the past four years debts were irwurretl to the extent of $100,- 000, which the '1`rustees felt ass;ui'ed -vould be wiped out by the public as soon as the war drew to its elose,and :hose heavy demands cease which have been made upon the generosity of the loyal people of this province. Fhe time has now come when it is ne- t:e:=.sa1'y to make known the Hospital's. lire need of financial assistance. If this 43rd Christinass zr.m)ea1 fails 1 to 1`:\lly"the friends of this Charity to -u to _ 'l`hu1:sday, Decombe}, 19, i918. .-1 Mn '1 nu -bo$25 76 I LEGAL S1`E\V'AR`C' cl S'i`L31\V'ART, E risters, Solicitors, Notaries i 2 und C'0n\'o_\':\ncc-1'.-:. Money 1 ` _ 111 any sums at 5 per cent. 13 Owen St, Barrl-e. oL-...,...-. . }x.TE:{;x;\'D1~:'15."Eo\VAN, SUCCE- ' Y t`1_.,.. . (`V T) ---- `r .n CRESWICKE 6.3 FELL, BAR`1\'.1S- L..- G..1-H-av: rut fhn gun:-qyna STRATHY & ESTEN, BARRIE- TERS, Solicitors in 1-Iiglx Court of Justice, Notaries Public, Convey- ancers. Oice 1st floor Masonic Temple Buildingz, Barrie. Money to loan at lowes-t current rates. G. H. Esten. J J U n \;| Stewart. the growth 01 piazus Ur Lu. :.~. To remove this alkali drains, then thoroughly ood the soil 3 I . is:-ai-y to install a system of un(ler- `._ l which is saluraierl with alkali, thus I dissolving the alkali and allowing the water to pass off through the __* drains, thereby removing the alkali. ` After this has been removed it will ` be necessary to use a greater amount of water for irrigation of this soil, ` and after each irrigation as soon as such an extent that the remaining` water is almost saturated with alkali the free water remaining in the soil _ |and containing this saturated solu-1 um. ne nllzali must be allowed to run ~ `the water has been_ evaporated to XLJCA4\.`LA\.lJ.llLl \_;\.I H... "V. sor to Lezmo.\:, Comm 8; Brown, 3-.11'1'iotca', Sulirritor for obtaining probate of will, g`u:11`di:I.!\:~shi}) and ad1ninist1'at.ion, and C`:em21'xI Soli- ('it.r;v1', Not:u'_\'_. Con\'e_\'mzcer, etc. Offices: Hinds Block, No. 8 Dun- lop St. Money to loan. _ DONALD ROSS, ii. 13., i3.kRRI_S: 1.... CA! :..Hru- nfn .\Tn:nn}n 'I`=.m- E1 W; _E 1iA1)L`m' 11 U no 1., D;Luou<.uJ-' ter.-Solicitor, Notary Public Sac, Office. lst oor Masonic Temple Building. Money to 103" 1t lowest _...L..,. rates. uuuu.. ;1$h)VV'.Lb1\EJ 0| ; F`-1141414, .|.)n.L1u.Iu.u- ters, Solicitors of the Snp".me Court of Judicature of Onzurio, Proctors, Notaries, Convoyancers, etc. Money to -lozm. Oioe, Ross block, Barrie. \V.A.J. Bell K.C. )U.N.`\I4I) JSUUD, 1412. L)., l).L1.|1LI.`L|~J` tor, Solicitor, etc. Masonic Tem- ple I.-`uil:ling, Barrie. Money to loan. ,,7_...__ .__...._. . __..__.:______. \uu:, \Ju|uLL\r. -.`. ..-_,_., _ Ml . D. C. :~.1{{:'enison. :'_ "m'fi`7J3*``E`f*1i IT$`3" _, .,..-- __.._.... DR. MORTIMER LYON, 1`.l2`\. Bloor St. VVest, Toronto, will he at 91 Owen St, Barrie, every Satur- day. Disease:-1--Eye., Ear, N030 and Throat. Consult-atior; Hours, 11 11.111. to 5 p.m., and by appoint- ....nu6 `and containing this sauirzueu aunu-1 tion of alkali must ; ofrthrougli the Across many Ontario farms we see I small creeks owing at least part or the season. In most instances where 1 this occurs the drain can be placed ' parallel to this creek, and except dur- ` ing the spring freshets or after very i hev.v_\' l`i1ll`.S the water will (low A throupzh this drum, thereby obviating : the use of the creek. When this drain is installed the creek ba.nl~:s;` levelled, and instead of be- :....- r-rank with rztrzrzerl and

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