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} | Page Four THE BARRIE EXAMINER Thursday, Ai 1, 1918 THE ADLET COLUMN Every person wants to see Dr. . ' . 'The cost of advertising in this column is Lecal_News the teed "at Barto ceeeeeen THIS ST DURING ONE CENT PER WORD EACH INSER- Week, Aug. 12 to 17. 'ORE WILL CLOSE AT 12 NOON EVERY WEDNESDAY . ae TION, with a minimum charge of 15 cents ; A free Demonstation of Postum tuue, Terms cash. Six insertions will! __pictures framed by Dougall| Cereal Co's products at Merrick JULY AND AUGUST . Gre Sree ee eter are, di . The date of the garden party| ladies should attend. Se TG "hig yal SAA ES] ie at Scion oe oc TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE MONEY-SAVING ferescing rates are for CASH. | When at] frum Aug. @ to AUB. 4. Women's Institute will take plac mee ix ers Cea made on ali, SuUaday next. Aug. 4, marks the|a@t the Fone cctat chambers; in fe fourth anr sary of Britain's Aug. 5th, at 8 p.m. e slots, fess: then one: dollar Heclaration af war against (he eee sompipatien of Y : SGAN for Bele cheap, Awiy | HUDS ratiractions ever shown in 8 days bs SHALL OnGas for Sule cheap Aipl 3? | 'The Canning Centre is ndw|atBarrie Chautauqua Week, Aux. --jopen--send young beets, green | 12 to 17. Have vou bought y RASPBERIUES- To be bad st reasonable and wax beans. peas. rhubarb and | ticket? price: u Mrs. Horton, Kose 3. 2831p and small fruits The putatu crop in this sectiin | d -- Quite & number motored to! tS Hnely to be seriously atfected Y AND SECURE YOUR SHARE OF BOY WANIED w deliver papers once a Borden yesterday. ti. see DY the extreme heat and continued week Apply at the Examiner office ne af sports put Wty weather, Considerable blight . 31-5t Is pepert MEN'S WORK SHIRTS Friday and Saturday Special A BOL We Ciue Kick lk ee Ee ee for (ie Dawe catchy UNK of all kinds, wanted. H. Levit, Bay ctaiipuenship ut the ' 12-23p-tf fatley thinks bes in the D&A and Crompton's Corsets Friday and Saturday Special 59° $1.00 tue Holste:rn cow. great Hatt J Cha Kelly f et the Pomt, te P field St. Phone 384 B8PAE ales thas Latiebedd sett carp. hese are made of strong Oxford shirting The new models in the above well known ef then weighing 5 in light stripes, and are a cool and durable shirt for summer wear. We have them in all sizes. 14 17'2, but not many of each size, so be early. They are well worth Slo each, ° , . STRAYED--On lot 20, Con 13, Vesprs, on q or about July 29. one white sow. (evner his is the may have same by proving property and (UM a genuine palrietie thrill paying expense, Henry Cole, Jr, RMD Your own Boys and Girls in th 2. Barne Phone 609, rl4 apy tu All Be Werk. corsets in sizes 19 to 30, made of superior quality coutil and jean and nicely trimmed. These are the qualities for which you will soon have to pay $1.50 and $1.75 pair. WOMEN'S WHITE BLOUSES $1.39 FOR SALi apely te D ROOMS--With or ly PO Box ose, 2931p HOUSE FOR SALE --On Muleaster St,' 12 te 17. Troomed brick residence; all Heney (eed of Kirkland b WEIR-- Teacher of Piano vnvenirnees; good garden For f last Pa on ving . : Vis Tuner. 6 Gwen Bt, particulars apply to Mr. Ho Weight, €0 Elliott the Women's and Girls' Middy Blouses 5gc Friday and Saturday Special HS ae' Muleaster St Borne ; wf Allanitale, paying Friday and Saturday Special A viried assortment of good styles, all remit ' i at , AM as ) RaBHITS fll kn FOR SALE Gon frie tore at omer thivinil ty W Children's white Middies in 4 to 8 year sizes 34 to 44 in the lot but not all sizes tall par cabs aheut 66x20, plate glass windows and sizes, Misses' ie > 2 <j Offre, tut 3131p sivor, all pew lumber" Can remove or 4 Ut davai en Misse Middies \ ith colored tie and in any one design. . . FoR sai CG mreat uml erly Weert ewe at shante Bas in fp SUmMr 12. Gd and 16 sears, and Women's They are made of Crepe, Voile and fine Ls the Buble Bare, con, Sate white Middies. sizes 34, 40 and 38. These lawn with beautiful embroidered fronts. SALE rally located sli brick scout at <, a ire bri ken lines. and the tormer prices some have high and some low collars and ROOMS TRENT Without nu house All modern conveniences. Saeri | ee heard the Were ere ta St.25 are worth $2.00 to $2.50. ' with ineanivt ant 8 uchock fice for immediate sale Mr GF | ay Angus Te Owen St Phone 186. Smith, 60 Mary street Phone 64). 27tf SMART GIKL WANTED -F work No washing Ay 4H Penet ong St, or Box or hight house Mrs Butler, 29:31) LOST-- Between Allandale and Barre on at_mght, July 20, No, 2 Skilled Rath Employees sterling silver badge hrooch, safety catch attached, keepsake, Will | a phone to essment ty Vespra we fithing by the appeal the eeompany t Trot & Me dssessinent ray te S155 per nite, MEXICAN STRAW HATS Friday and Saturday Special Just the thing tor Boys' and Girls' wear for camping and outing or for farm work. 10° 6 ONLY WASH SKIRTS Friday and Saturday Special These are good skirts but slightly soiled and mussed but will launder easil 719° z Maturists are requested te s LOST uty crank, between Barme and -- finder please leave at the Examiner ¢ifice 1 ony 2 rc ¢ i AGT, Aut verank: betwees "Hare and finer oleae leave Ex ie alo the canting work f some of them are slightly soiled, but it They are made of Duck, Gabardine, Linen Baye: SM i ifiee 3 SS byomahing up | will not atfeect the wearin alities Cras! i Twi a vO -- eevee OO. FARM FOR SALE--Lot t7 con ® lane cy patehes | Iyfermas These are well worth 2 & qualities. Crash, and Middy Twill and are worth THE ChLKBRATEI HOOVER POTATO fil, 100 acres, feb clay loum, in g Location el packing ese tre Well worth 25¢ each, $1.50 each. DIGGER for Sale ty DC Howard Call state of cultivation Large brick bouse, baat the a then at 124 Dunlop st and geod outbuildings, well fenced and 18h -- watered | Atoly TM. Stewart, Church tll the WE GIVE A 5¢ COUPON, REDEEMABLE AT OUR PREMIUM COUNTER, | Broome RR, telephone Lefroy 28.5 the Mr es ' toh the WITH EVERY DOLLAR PURCHASE 40-6 FARM FOR SALE OR RENTLoe 17 jonteher, the ein 2. Flas, 100 weres, 75 meres cleared, GAL pasture and bush -- Comfortable hs Te pe we \ ko barn 40x60 driving shed and | KOR 4 Barrie Phone 652 thus ge Possession, Mar 1, 1919, | | He with plowing privileges. PA. Coughlin. | ----_--. Pheloston 25 f [aie bo Arete q BROOCH Lest ily 30 ¢ aS was enn ath coals Reward un te POR SALE Tweostorey brick residence on Mes on tte Mr WoOM Caninell Shanty Chorio st Large vtouble parler good ' : in ey Ag Tee h Let flat, four 1 | M PIANND Le rt f garlen : ' juntos 'iin tie bis tite Bayt 10 ' We Murray : Unidit) 7 Owen St Hore i R ro SALFO~ F rhoot dys WHERE MOST VEE : i t Mie = i i CHE ASIN NED ERSTE aan) -- roperty is suitable for PEOPLE TRADE Dytiens Mro and Mrs. A. B. HMINUTINE as te scape innoticnd only ornament shan sunburst is. the gift remeny a dainty Ho . Pa visit from two} buffet luneh was served. The RD Fa i N Vests + tarley, Mes. T. [happy couple left on the after. 140 Basa St. Allandtsl« . Meseite util a Mrs.[ noon train for Winnipes and 7 Cannington, alse al points east--Bran Worn tan \ , points east--Branden For (ie it ie vd Atlan Dement | - Mrs, Squires f Mev MeAvtam, \ Weill aus Sitanbervd feet Hon tie spend | Fra sand a daugh ------ : ad nat) Fir NSN elit wt Sunday with) Wr and Mes 3 [Wanye The party was not sot Lennox--Rowe The marriage of Mr. Herman FOR =A} stuns, e+ tenn? to sehnl. cn ruta AN oth Mrs Muehar and twee elie | Ves Sauites amd her son and | Lennox, second son of Mr, James 10) bro Tes bene will te sold at reduced Teer drew Bay are spending Lennox. Robinsun, and vy John Walt. Thornton RM a ili ate = owith Mes Adams a Mary only daughter or AB Coutts Barrie 0 -32p, yg tls Bradford St of Mr Mrs. Wm. Rowe, was The Myths a 1/03. . beth st, y iui Mrs Quindan nh farnily jselemnized at the home of th NT oseaenor ue i FARM FOR SALE F if Suet al have returned te Port Hepe after efor twenty y pheite. 7 . Newton Robin-: . oe Tiker Ash iceee --_--_--_----_-. ' x db habh : On f "th BE 'i i a mienth's visit with the former's ---- --___ om Wednesday, July Only a SD Ris 280 Blo pres cr ~umps; 100 good) ~~ PERSONAL MENTION ii boa ivene Liscumb--MocCullough.. | few of the iminediate friends of hit On hardwood bush 140 rs fine for tractor ploughing | Innisfil Townshiyy newt Bur. Buy, If interested Miss Kathleen Pawell is heli "is spending a Misses Myrtle Biard amd Jeniie note r frome att pretty wodding was at two k We senewn, July 24. a Mr. aud Mrs. W sntracting parties attended TD Nol with Mr 30-92¢ Mrs. dW. Spours and uileneh, Park St. Dundas, when eo. ae a vised WIM Gens at Sault ste eave | their ouly dit Lowis Brem.) CALEY ~On Tuesday, July 23. at STEER ASTRAY TENT CITY INN, on Lake Simeoe-- wh ; ner, was 4 te Wilfred | {he i Hospital, a ' 7 . jake : ave Sis her parents, Mrs and Mes, 3 vd! tauent ital & | Jobn Hyeteer « Bigger, Getter thun ever, ides! oppor: Fe a eee ee RIL SL. ot Surman Liseumh son ef Mt ts 7 ; \ ty te spend your Vaeution with su. "ian ma Mrs No40 Liscumy of Barrie. The} Mt Arthur' P y and Mrs. \ ior Aceonimiedaline, Wither aleely fen Regina is| Mt and Mrs. HM. Hooker are| seen he Ree, | Caley nee Eileen Glaytegr uf | spending a few days in town on Vancouver, nished rooms or tents, with excellent onald in the pre + BI wk Howe, almost table, dancing every Satu evening, Miss ladys s spend return from a tenth'. tele tS Gals i ny pase HubGsON--In ihe Revs "ean Noho the North; 9) 1012. Goud time toll." Pamphlet | 9 ey tne eee aaea te ieee ci Browting. Island, Muse Hf nilly"Uiw Cnvigediate. relatives |/HUDESON In the Royal Vietor ia . Ont. For par. asd terms, Apply Lome duck, Belle Mrs. Davidson of Brantwond 13) Roku a Mi a cele ot n- 1. Bar "af guy 8 | ly No 143 Dunlop St. 310f! Ewart, Ont. or 520 ios, Pavilenn of Brentwort Kat ake as paturned ta] taetine erties, beneath vn arn a ae ai ee Mise, y } f Ottawa | her hyrie at Kew Beach, Toraute i ae sweet peas an Srna, 'ataties Bs e orntey "Newly decorated, one | FOR SALE--2 20-H.P. Geo. White traction |, Miss a Sa ant halulas with her! Shieh corresy with the], daugh ' | Mileaster Street, Rent) engines; 1 Geo. White Separator, 36x56 | has been Dyment.|@fler'a pleasant helulay with hers Ctatuiiy decor rooms and] ROBINSON--To M tenant. Apply to Mrs, feeder and blower; 1, Ernst Bros. Separ- Mrs. Jaines and 3 James of) aunt and unele, De. and M bride's tanle bride, who H. Robins € Bernard Hind-, 30 Muleasier St_30-31p. | stor, 36x50 feeder and blower: 2. water| Toronto are spending a week in) Oaks.) f the hsiness| 8s Unattended, was given away; Sunday, 8, a daughter z tanks, 1 heavy waggon; 1. Joliette chop-| town. bent AP Uncle atta on The] PS ber father and were her WOOD J. A Johnson will deliver wood | per. bagger and jack. in good working! Mrs. Rert Firman of Buffalo js sta! of the Globe called on THe ravetiing suit if sand-colored MARRIED through the corporstion of Burnie begin: ning to-day. Orders taken st 27 Dunlop condition, Apply, Albert S, Brown, R.R. 5, Mt. Forest, Ont., or R. C, Treadwell, ills, . the guest of Mrs. Geo, F. Firman. j Bradford St for the pretty town! chiffon taffeta, embroidered in x blue, and carrie: i LINTON--CRAW FORD -- On Saturd: z St. Pay when order is given. -- 27-32p, 1, Anten Mrs, Forsyth a daiigtterat ile . July . Rev, ome - Beef earth and davghteriot 0 ea Burkholder and daugller Ma anne sehile| Andrew "Robertson, 'al 20 ACRE FARM with buildings, just out-|FOR SALE--AUl the lumber, joists, seant- | PIM Ale Ns! from Detroit and her son-in-law on the afternoon{ Ruth Avenue Presbyterian side Allandale on Toronto road, for sale, might consider house in tewn as part payment. Chas. Kelly, Allantlule. 27-33p, ---- SS Ee FOR SALE OR TO RENT -- 5% sores, lings, boards, flooring, timbers, sash, doors, windows, bricks, cleaned ready to use." Apply on the 'premises, Canada Smelting & Refining Plant, Orillis, Ont. Orders chipped to any part of Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simmons and family are spending two weeks in Wanhanshene. Mr. and Mrs. J, A. P. Marshall and daughter, Me and Mrs. Me- visiting | Clare of Windsor, ar Mrs. Aaron Carley Mrs. (Dr H. H. Robinson of Wasa, Texas. is visiting her) train from Hamilton for Barrie, where they will reside, The many gifts received were an eviden af the bride's and groom's popa- Church, Toronto, Clara, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs, George Crawford, Ore Station, Ont.. to Capt. W. 8. McClinton, = son of Dr. and Mrs. B. H. Me- large fruit orchard, 6 room house, For further information write to The| of Toronto are the zueets of Mrs ing larity among their many friends.! §\ farm buildings, town water, electric ge Toronto House Wrecking Co., Ltd., 148-] Meaford Webb, / mother, Mrs, John Mackay he | ---- Clinton, Midland, Ont. L, Gledhill, 72 Codrington St. Barrie.| 150 William St., Toronto, Ont, or to] Mr.'and Mrs. W. 0. MeKinnon| will remain Joe enlle ee Hes Lundy--Williams 'ill tee Ss overseas 29-34p. | _ Orillia, Ont. 27-32c. | and son left yesterday for a motor A naclean ame A pretty though quiet wedding! DIED HOUSE FOR SALE--On Maple Ave., 10- roome! frame cottage, all conveniences; stabling; large grounds and shade trees, Apply to Strethy & Esten or on premi- Valuable Farm and Village Property for Sale by Tender House and Lot in Village of Lefroy. Farm, 100 scres--E. half Lot 8, Tp. Innis. trip to Kingston. The Misses Doane, Charlotte St. are spending a couple of weeks in Churchill. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Craig and ont Army Supply Transport -- at Buffalo. accompanied by Miss Hazel Roberts of Simeoe, visited was solemnized at the h Mr. and Mrs. T, S&S Twelfth street, Brandon, July 17, al 2, Kamloops, B.C. July 23, after a long . William J. Elder, B.A. s formerly Principal of the 'ses. 26-33p | fil, good dwelling and outbuildings. Land : os a ip{his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F.! fer. High School at Regina), oldest - -- first class, in good state of cultivation | f@™ily are summering al their) Ar are. cok. of Mrs. * son of Margaret and the late FOR SALE--120 H.P. Port Huron Traction |Near school, church and market. be Mee Jas F cleacy eAa) Milas Mrs. W. F. Grey and daughter,| Williams. Bracebridge. was; William) Elder, formerly of Engine; one oil tank; 1 John Goodson separator 36x50; feeder and blower. Ap ly to Mrs. T. A. Partridge, Shanty Bay, R. R. No. 2, Ont. 31-38p. STRAYED--Onto Lot 29, con. 2, Oro, a bout June 1, young Steer. Owner m have same by proving property and 9 ing expenses. ©. D. Partridge, Shanty Bay R. R. No. 2. 2031p Se MACHINISTS WANTED--Minimum wage fifty-five cents the hour with higher scale to more competent men. Modern shdp -|ease in which I had some boys before the For further particulars apply to Audus King, Churchill. Lefroy, July 12th, 1918. A DENIAL Reports having been circulated that I was charged with the cost of the recent 28-3le Magistrate charged with causing a bance by running express wagons on Brad- ford St., I wish to deny said reports. Stuart of St. Catharines are the visitors of Mrs. J. J, Moore. Judge 1D, F. Macwatt of Sarnia has been elected president of the County Judges' Association. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Quinlan have gone for a trip on the Upper Lakes for a couple of weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Billingsley and family are spending a while at the caso was dismissed, the parents were warned against s repetition of the distur- bance, and no costa were amsessed against "Avalon" Cottage across the Bay. Miss Emma Liscumd has re- turned to her home after spend- returned from three y sit in Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. R- D. Bannerman aecompanied them home and will spend their holiday here. Mrs. Mark Robinson and chil- dren left yesterday to spend the balance of the holidays with! Major Mark Robinson at Joe 1, Algonquin Park. M Tanis MacLaren arcompanied thefn. Mrs. (Dr.) Bailey and her daughter, Mrs. (Major) G, Belfi .[comingly gowned united in marriage to John Clifford Lundy of Alexandra, Man. Rev. 0. E, Smith officiating. At the appointed hour the bridal party entered the drawing room fo the strains of Mendelssohn's wedding march, played py Miss Annie Lundy. The bride was bi in a sand- colored gabardine suit opening over a dainty blouse of white georgette crepe, with hat of white Milan trimmed with large white Barrie, MeCLEARY--In Innisfil, on Wed- lay, July 31, James Me- Cleary. aged 85 years The funeral will take piacef rom his late residence, Con. 8, Innisfil. on Saturday, August' 3, at 2 P.m., for interment at Sixth Line Cemetery. WATTIE--At lot 10, con. 7, Vespra, on July 29, Isabella Wattie, relict of 'the late Charles Forbes' Wattio and conditions. Apply Munitions it, | any person, i i il-Jof Ottawa and Dr. and Mrs.!wings, and wore a corsage! mother of Reeve Wattie, aged Taylor Forbes Company, Unies, Co Toki Mabon] 28 * week with, friends, in Hamil: 0 ity and daughler of Shelburne bouquet of bridal roses. Her| 75 years, 6 mos. i 5 2 .