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f { } ; j Page Six PHE BARRIE EXAMINER. PRIZE-WINNERS AT Me (Continued from page 5.) Fine Arta Figure Painting-- Oil, Mrs. F. C. Calvert, Guelph ; Mrs, A. Haiste, Hamilton. Land. seape, bil, Mrs. Galvert, Gil, Mrs. Haiste Mrs, Haiste Mar- ae, watercolors, Miss F. M. Bailey, Mrs. Haiste Tnaninate Objects, watercolors, Mrs. Haiste, Mis FM. Bailey, 'igure Painting, water- colors, Mrs? Haste, = Mrs. Cal vert. Animals. watercolors, Mrs. Cale vert. Mrs. Huste, Pen and Ink Sketch, Mre Haste, Miss FM. Bailey. Pencil Drawing. Miss F. M. Bailey, Mrs. Haiste Chureoal Drawing, Mrs. Haste, Mise FM. Ink Drawing on-Woodl. Miss F, M Mar Shaw. Painting on ehina, 15. Huxtable, Eo ¢ Collections shy ametteurs Mise Fo Mo Bailey f puintings. Miss AQ Sinelair, ape. vil, Mise A Mis © Garton. Land Watervolurs, Miss Shaw, Mis Sin Mire, watercul Mis sinclar Collection | ty. Mis Gordon Hated poatnt erhien, Mix Gordon Rowts Hee tan Riek Roots, We oM- Camp sauwty Bay, Mrs J) Campbell, Shan Bay ne White Eurly Pot. W. M Cunpiell. DC Camptell, Roundish ot Oblong White Early Potatoes, Wo M.| Canapbvell. W panedy, Allandale Red or Pink Early Potatoes, C, Mo Hick Lag. Roy No Hickling. Roundish or Ob. Jong Rei or Pink stows, Wo M Campbell -- Long White Late Pa Roy ON. Hickling, CM Roundish or Oblong White Late Poratoes. Lloyd Livingston, Minesing. RF mcatilen, Edgar. Roundish or Oblong 'ollection Potators Campbell, Mabey. Swede Emerson Morns, Thornton, W. Aberdeen "Turmips. Wo M cott. White Globe Tur Turnip Mo Campbell Campbell, W. J nis. WOM. Campbell, W. J Hawke atone. Grey Stone Turnip M. Came J. Scott. White Field Carrots. W. dell, W 2 Marold Shai Field Carrots, Wood Scott M. Campbell, Irwin MeMuhon, low Mangels, Emerson J. Campbell. Sugar Beets, W 1 MeMabon. Pumpkins. W D.C. Campbell Grain, Winter 'Wheat neston, Wo G Kennedy Six-rowed Burley. Ro OF Cars Barley, soy, W. G. Kennedy. te Outs. ROK Careculden, WG. Ken Large White Peas, Otto Davis. An. Mills. Smull Peas, Edward Carr, R. F. Cereadden, Yellow Corn, W, J. Scott, 1. MeMuhon. White Corn, W. JL Scott. W. G Kennedy, Collection Grain, Ro F. Curceudiden, --"Alsike Clover Seed, Carr, Allandale; Wo Pratt, Allandale, Fi silage Corn, WG Kennedy, [ MeMahon. Sheaf Outs, RF, Carseudden, W. J. Seott. Mangel Seed on stulk, C. T. Thompson, L. Livingston. . Turnip» Seed-on stulk, E, Mor. ris, Carrot Seed on stalk, D.C, Camp. tell School Fair Section Flag Dniil by Rural School S. 8 No 1. Vespra; Ivy Alphaber in writing. Norene Webb. Thornton: Reta Wingrove. [1 2. Barrie, Outs, OAC, No, 3. BE. Carson T Morris, Thornton, Barley. OAC, R Morne. Thornton, Ensilage Corn en Glow. Ruth Livingston, Mines Corn. Goklen Bantam, Florence Campbell, Shanty Buy; Willie MeKever, Cuniles Mangolds, Fennell Morris, Thornton; W. Campbell. 8 Bay. Turnips, R. Morris, Reta Livingstone, Minesing. Green Mt. Po R. Livingstone Detroit Beane, Harold aughan, Allandale; W. Pratt, Chuntenay Carrots, Reta Wingrove. T. Morris ection Le uous trees. Harold Voughen. i, Collection Leaves, evergreen rold Vaughan, Norene Webb. Collection Grasses, W. Pratt. Perey lection Wild Flow. Webb. Collection af Fronk Armatroag, 1 ol Swot W.M Cans i } | Harry Hook BARRIE FAIR, 1919 | McKever. Cundles. Dressed Doll, W. Pratt, Reta Wingrove. Pin Cushion, Fern Win. grove, Reta Wingrove Bankers' Live Btock Competition Pure bred or grade calf, beef breed, Ward Goodfellow. Pure bred or grade pigs, Ward Goodfellow. Fruits Apples--Duchess of Oldenburg, Mm. J Campbell. C. W, Nash, Cundles. Si. Law. renee, C. T Thompson, I. McMahon, Alex- under, Miss M. Caldwell, 1. MeMahon, Snow. W. M. Campbell, 'Harry Ottaway, Golden Russet, Wo M.' Campbell, Harry !Ottaway, Red Pound, Harry Ottaway, Mise M. Caldwell. Pewaukee, R. F, Care cudden. We-M. Campbell, Northern Spy, Mr. BOW, Smjth. Hurry Ottaway. Blush. T. Congell. Thornton. Colv Ontaways" Harold Shannon. Wagner, Harry Ottaway, Rutwtin Pippin. T. Con. nell. C.T. Thompson. Wealthy. Miss Culd Maiden | t, Hhar- | aves the way--every quarter saved is a Repping stone to wealh--wealth means © dea! of comfort later on--sbop at this store \and save. We sell thrift stumps, too. !QUALITY AND SERVICE are the founds. |tons upon which our stewlily growing IF YOU BUY OUT OF TO WN AND I BUY OUT OF TOWN, WHAT WILL BECOME OF OUR TOWN? THE DOLLAR YOU SPEND IN BARRIE WILL "COME HOME TO BOOST" The Examiner "BUY-AT-HOME" Read these articles with care. Thi --GEO. VICKERS. People Cannot Take More Town Will not Survive Lo 'y may present something you hadn't thought of before. whose ads. are here. They will treat you right. The money you spend with them stays in circulation in Barrie. ECONOMY IS the road to wealth. Vickers' WE ARE FULLY CONVINCED there is 0 THEY WHO DANCE MUST PAY THE PIPER They Put In.--Collapse Is Inevitable. Thursday, October 2, 1919° SEE Campaign Patronize the people tue of sending out-of-town for Dry Gooda, 8 our prices ure lower thun out-of-town concerns. Get posted. Get our prices fireb and be sure. Big Stock of all kinds of Lae dies' goods. --MOORE & ARMSTRONG IF WE INSTAL YOUR PLUMBING, we are particular about plumbing work' and use judicious care in selecting only the most durable of Out of a Community Than well, Harold Shannon. Yellow Bell Flow- [business has been built. Our prices. ulan ng If Its Commercial Strue- xa oer material for our er, Harry Otway, James Bluck, Craig. o- poup atlantic og Ks ae [work. Get our estimates anyway. vale, Rie Inland' Grewiing. Harry Otte, (BE 12 3 TT he HURLBURT Shor co. a ture Is Torn Down Faster Than It Cun Be Built Up. --G. W. RAYMES, way Orchsr Minesing. Mun, Harry Py nie 6 SSS way, PCr en Davis, 0. ; onal R i iS ole nga He Fee Dees ay | IT IS OUR AIM to carry a full line of Dry ie Ui eitie based ae OORED ate Thomjwon. Mee 6 1. Mie. Calica Wart |Goods and Ladies' 'Clothing. and' sell. ct Capyrizti Me Phew fakeowhan (hey van [eheiloe et ia" furnahings, Garou ee, Streak, Jom Orchard, Miss Caldwel Wolt | pesces than will be Siuviscing,. You ean oe ; Mid Et\e nothang. in reliven. {MOek Of Gente' furnishings. Get our priecs Ser atte ycampbte Win: Frerk. Seat | Press thar will be esnvincing of town eon | He WHie stances must pay the # first, it will be big lesson on Buying at "Further, Wu "Freck Sool, WW. Mp better wi "rowelt'& C0.) ution ra Sich Ute Bewever. ctce thot [Home every time, --R. A. STEPHENS Campbell, Qui Five Variets dessert. | i ' ols **. a. Meet oot os aanst Hisene Ortneay Fer VOU WILL GIDE DEL GUAGE (cw redl © LAU) GOraiFeudt 1 We pete pe ter evera thy ' - erat coreg ae RNa aR oo oink or poi kl "0 er eras vou W you will find we] NY tea im tes savin, af Sete aity hive ter pay une Lng Come in or get us o Hell, "Hive vanietire for export, (on your Furniture needs you will Said we can ao ft share snd these are earey. {866 our prices, We buy close and self eles Hurry Ottaway. T McMahon Box packed ean not only beat the Muil Order Iouse. Ie That one rant Have lBrocnidne, sh ' e y. i ve you money on all kinds of House) . The datrden of those whe sverything always fresh and wholesome. for export, Wo MC ape T. MeMaho but save ys 'Yy AN pleaser wathont paring fey Buy ut Home--ser the difference (a dant Cah, t veg 'Furnishing. Try us out. ASHE Mit thes paw fer, OT! SHINBS BROS. Hysioge Crate, 1 MeMahon, --W. A. LOWE & SON Posen Ways but thas is meat Penmitins That gs a general oo -------- {bell AOA Crus, Wee Ieoonly sense in whieh it may ACE Base much worth WHEN IT COMES TO DRY GOODS we MoM a jFALL AND WINTER WEARABLES fur], trod. th mins (hal we Without paying far it, just will not be undersold, either in or out 7 C. We Nosh. Duchess lien cnn he laught ta advantage het Hany foolish poliew The ierehatts of any vom. [af town, "Make us prove te. Get cur tees # Fe pens, late Bisirtec AT need to:sendd te Tabint for the latest ah ! munity ee the backhone of that Hits. Big stock of all Kinds of Lediee" BY kh, Flemish Bepaty, 0 Wely wittiout paying far Hox a ir Aas its, prow. [G2%6 curried. --DEVLIN & MURCHISON onipenn ash, (at) community, se as its pros. | | ALEX. MILNE & SON.| if ty the on seein ' ' concern. lwe aRe al --EE= Collection. CW, Nash perity and proge are concern We ARE ALWAYS THE FIRST to display Ietion Grapes, Mrs. © Wice, Paine J. Yeuten Plants and Flowers Phi Love. Begon- fe, ASO St, John Cullection Plante. D. C Cumpheil, Rubber Plant, DC Canprell. Korbi. DC Campbell patios, As John. Window Love, DC. Cadell, ALS. St. Jobn. ters, Po Love, 4.8 St. John, D.C bell Gladioh, "PL Love, A D.C Campbell. Pansies wath foliage Love, ALS. St, Juba, D.C. Campbell Pew. KB. Reynolds, A.B. Co C. Campbell. "10 | Hanging Baskets, In- P, As Vaneties Gludiolt, P. 1 vanety Gladioh, D.C. Campbell, P. weve. White Asters, Po Love. E, B. Rey olde. Purple Asters, A,S. St. Juhn, TD) ¢ Campooll on Asters, D.C. Canye bell, BL Mauve Asters, P, Love. D. (© Campbell Two-haded Asters, AWS St John P. Love. Rose Asters, D.C. Camp: bell, P.Love. Single # Petunius. JP. Love. AS. St. John, Double Petuntus, {P. Love, A. 8. St. John. Phlox Drummoni, |P. Love, E. B. Reynolds. Nicotians, P Love, ALS. St. John. Stocks. A. St John, DC Campbell Zinnias, Harry Hook. P, Love, Marigolis, Po Love, D.C. ( bell Dablias, A, S. St. John, P. Auurrbnums, AOS. St John P. Love. 'ulpighosis, J. Yeutes, A. S. St. John, Seub- liosa. D.C. Campbell. P. Love. 12. varie ties Annuals. P. Love, D.C. Campbell Vertens. P. Love. A. 8. St. Job, Cosmos |P- Love, D, C CainghellGoclacont |Love, a St. Johii® Mignonette, D. C. Campbell, P. Love. Salvia. Hurry. Hook 4. S. St) John © Geraniuma, D.C. jCumipbell, "A John. Double Ger. Janiums. P. Love, D.C. Campbell, Bas ket Cut Flowers." D.C. Campbell, Harry Hook, Po Love. Table Deeorition, P jLove, E. A. Harris, Harry Hook. Table Bouquet. P. Love, A. 8, St. John, Harry Hook, Hand Bouquet, P. Love, Harry j Hook. D.C. Campbell, Garden Produce Henderson's Karly Cabbage, D. C. Camp. Jbell. A, B, Coutts." Winningetudt Cabbage, J. So, Harry Hook. Savoy Cabbage, Mm. G. Handy, D. C. Campbell, Scateh ale, D. C. Campbell. Red Cabbage, D, C. Campbell. A.O.V. Cabbage, J. Yeates, Cauliflower, W. F. Sheppard, Allundale; Harry Hook. | Eurly- Horn' Cai rots. Hurry Hook, A. B. Coutts. Chantenay currote, Mrs.G. Hundy, C. W. Nash. Long Red Carrots, J. Yeates, W. M. Campbell, |Parsnips, Harry Hook, W. M. Campbell Paris Golden Celery, Mrs, G. Handy, D. C. Campbell, Pink Celery, D.C. Campbell. D.C. Cundle ction Weeds, Norene Webb. | White Plume Camp: Robert Prat. Cundles, Collection Weed |hell. Winter Handy. D. forene | Webb, W. Pratt, 'C.Catipbel D. C. Campbell, on Woods, Harold Vaughun. |A. F. Dobson, €. Hinds, ly Coutts, Midhurst, Bird House. Har: old Vaughun. Sendy Coutte, Rustic Flow. er Stand. Harold Vaughan, Sandy Cou Cookies, Fern Wingrove, Campbell, Layer . Wingrove. 5 Wingrove, _ Darning. on Stocking. Fern Wingrove, Reta Win- grove... Map of County of Simcoe in W: er Colors, Ray Malkin, Cundles; Willie Superintendent of lursing School Says Internal Bath. ing Gives Best Results in Constipation. Dr. R. M. Smyphe, President and Super- intendent. Dominion School of Nursing, Tor. onto, writes: "I -have much pleasure in send. ing you a letter fecommending the J.B.L. Cascade. I shall also be pleased to do 80 per- conally or by phone. From personal 'ex. perience also from my various patients who are using the JBL. Caseade I have no hesitation in recommending it to anyone with constipstion or any trouble arising therefrom. Its benefits in such cases are felt at once, in my own case os well as others that have come directly under my notice: It has certainly been the menrs of bringing about many wonderful cures of constipation and various other troubles, T have much pleasure in recommending the Cascade." If you are troubled with headaches. bil: jousness. bad breath:~ rheumatism, sallow complexion. or any trouble arising from imperfect eliminstion, we: would urge you to try Internal Bathing 'by means of 'the L. Th wonderful health. mand explained at Wm, Crossland's Drug Store. Phone or ask them for free heoklet all rbout it--or write Tyrrell's Hygienic In- stitute, 163 College St., Toroi.to. - Jerusalem Artichokes, C. M. Hickling, Table Beuns in pods, Har. Ty Hook, C. W. Nash, Long Red Beete, J. Yestes, W. M, 'Campbell, Turnip Beets, C. Wy Nash, Mabey, Salsify, A. S. St. John, W.M. Campbell, Long Radishes. CW. Nash, A.B. Coutts. Turnip Rat. shes, C. W. Nash, A, B. Coutts, Table Turnipe, C. W. Nash, D. C. Campbell, D.C. Cumpbell. White Seed Onions, Harry Hook. Yellow Seed Onions, J. Yeates, Harry Hook. Hed Seed Onions, J. Yeates, Harry Hook. Po- Pickling Onions, C. W. Nash, P. Love. Imperial Tomatoes, Harty Hook, A. S. St John. Earliana Tomatoes, C.'W. Nash. |A. 8. St. John. Stone Tomatoes, A. $. St. Jobn, C. W. Nash. Tomatoes A.0.V., Wm Freek, AS. 8! John. Collection Mammoth Squash, Mrs, B. W. Smith. Mrs. Wice. Vegetable Marrow, dy. Miss B. MecCuaig. J. Scott. Water Meloi |. Saso, W. Cole. Citrons, Harold Shannon, Harry Hook. Collection Garden Vegetables, Mng6. Handy. Musk Melons, W. Start the Poultry Year Right (Experimental Farms Note.) The poultry year should begin November Jet. At that time the old stock should be culled out, the cockerels divided from the [pullets and the pullets selected from the flock and put into winter quarters. DON'T KEEP OLD HENS. Only: the best of those hens that are one and a half years old should be kept. Most of them with all the older ones should have been disposed of lust spring but in case this Was not done do' sway with them now, Even if they were culled then, go over them again now and see that nothing that will not likely produee is retained, CULL THE EARLY MOULTERS. In se- lecting the hens that you intend to keep do not take those birds tbat are looking tato Onions, Mrs. J. Campbell, James Black. } Tomatoes, D. C. Campbell, H. Mabey. Hub. | bard Squash, Harry Hook. C. T. Thompson. | Mrs, G. Han- |p, [YE OLDE FIRME--HEINTZMAN & CO. [has a one-price system all over Canada You get just as good service st our store as in Toronto, not only in pianos but in all --GARRETT'S MUSIC lines of music. | STORE, Phone 259w. P. 0. Box 178 SS A WORD ABOUT HARDWARE. If every- one would stop and consider the advance that bas been made in all kinds of goods, beat Mail Order Houses, but give you better All Furniture looks the same in pictures, Buy where you are sure of » square deal and |Furniture for every room in the house. | --DOUGALL BROS. WE DONT FEAR catulogue prices, Come to us for your harkware needs Prompt ness and combined with quality efficiency are --MERRILL & HUBBARD CAREFUL PURCHASING % of the ut wort impdrtance these dave We give un paneer! value an pints. odd, wall papers --JOHNSTON & WARREN enero adil = they would be convinced we cannot only , |Service--OTTON HARDWARE CO., LTD. ---------- | BEWARE OF CATALOGUE FURNITURE. you are taking no chances, Big line of EVERYTHING IN MUSIC--Come to me for your musical needs Music makes Home out of a House | KEENAN, THE MUSIC MAN ----__ |OF COURSE YOU ALL KNOW I handle the Ford, the universal ear; besides 1 also {am agent for the Dodge and Eight-Cylin. der Oldsmobile. Get in your order for your jears early. Big lines of accessories and wuppliee, --T. R. HUXTABLE DON'T LIVE IN DARKNESS. Have your | House wired for Electricity. Get our eeti- mate. Big line of Fixtures. We do every. thing but furnish the Juice, Call us up---- We are prompt. We do Plumbing and Heating alo. --LIVINGSTON & MOODIE pc a a dalle tds business, but we are in line with anytbing that helps our town and merchants, We do Undertaking in all up-to-date methods, Buying at home is » good ides, --E. J. BYRNE, Undertaker, .|MERRICK & LITSTER, SUGAR--WE CAN SELL You ANY !QUANTITY YOU WANT THIS WEEK. $1) 24 PER BAG FOR ST. LAWRENCE GRANULATED. --MERRICK & LITSTER. CUTTING AND FITTING OF CLOTHES is an ort and the merchant tailor who is Proficient in this art is bound to get the Preference. Try us for your next suit. Big lines of woolens to choose from, --F. J. LOWER hd BUY FURS FROM THOSE You KNOW. We have a splendid assortment and you can save money by buying from. us --SIMMONS & co. clean and well feathered but rather those that are more or less shaggy in appearance, |The ones that are still moulting, they are |the layers; those that have moulted. and lave @ nice new cout of feathers were not persistent layers, They quit laying too soon and had nothing to do but grow feath. er. This explains why they have their new fall coat before their more industrinus sisters, EARLY PULLETS BEST. Select winter layers, the early, well-matured pull. ets, These should be carefully bandled, put into their own house, fed well and given every opportunity to 'produce. Pullets that sre but half grown or that will not be matured for months yet should _-------------------- MAIL ORDER HOUSES do not burt our | Neoniin ean Wal stvength indefinitely withwat evertay his phy Pisking Wale disister, Diss PALON or averwark may be cone faiied for a time without any esulls, but if continu. for a sViewntly long time Inevitable comes las pass, Pl Haws of nature cannot be vindated Wiih impunity. Tf ane takes out vf Life dere than he puts im, af Ue tears down his physieal vnuth faster than he builds up. be miisteventually pay the Find leg What is true of the laws of nature is equally true of econ. emte fiws, The peeple af Pomimuinity: teay time (ear Horn the conimereial steueture of town faster than they build at Mp wothout meeting disaster, but Heancot be eontinied indefinite. Iw. Pa the end they aiet pay the | Pisdstlen LERWAiint Then The person whe tithes lis liv. ME a remmUMiv. ceeniving Hite gone at thee MMUNItY for jis daber or the products of his labor. aml then Spends his ine wetite outsife of His community Is Nelping fooexhanst the pe. seirees of the eomununity just Ws the tian whe expends his energy rough dissipation ar Wop is exhausting his physieat fine man may do this, without noticeably One the ceonumie strengthof reseurens Of course, ay the community shaust. ed to the point where vollapse i inevilable. 'Those wha are pee sponsible for this sitmat a omay think that they have peefited ine Hividuatly by their actions, hn they have not veatized that in the end they must pay the fiddler There are some persins whe seem to be able da get through life without much effort, 'Ther ure some who proceed on the theory that the world owes them a living-and they proceed (1 cal- We Save You Money. Buy in Your Home Town. J. SUTCLIFFE & SONS The correct way and of your property or sell som be culled out with the cockerels, crate fed and marketed. Such pullets will be a bill 'of expense all winter and should not be kept on any excuse. CRATE FEED SURPLUS. No matter what class of birds that are culled out for market, it will pay to finish them before killing. Even with the high prices of feed one cannot afford to market poor stuff. For further particulars on crate feeding, ite the Poultry Division, Ex- perimental Farm, Ottawa. KEEP ACCOUNTS. We suggest that every person who wante to make his poultry pay begin st once to keep track of re- ceipts and expenditure. To assist in this, blanks have been prepared by the Poultry Division, Experimental Farm, Ottawa, which will be sent on application to those who will promise to return each month a copy filled in. Those complying will re ceive suggestions on how to improve their results. based on the information given in their reports, ¥, C. ELFORD, Dominion Poultry Husbandman, | Central Experimental Farm, Ottawa, + of Community | overexertion faster than ho builds | the community, but when a dozen men or women de it the «feet heeomes netic when | handreds de Seeeensenmeneeiemeemnnne for your house, find the article you have lost, etc., is to insert an advertisement in our Adlet Column. Wedding cake boxes for sale al The Examiner office. ed Individually there may' be the Iatest creations in Ladies' Hate and seme et them whe da not exert Keep in touch with the latest Mhemselyes to boost their eons id shapes, Big stock of ready. Mmuety, but collectively they ape |to-wear Hats in stock --V. S. BROWNLEE en upen whom the living of ------$--$---- person in {he community |POOR PLUMBING is dear at any Price, nis. The success or failure |All our help are thorough mechanics, If we jdo that job of plumbing or hesting you con hant Irest assured it is done right. Get our est an individual m may of particular concern. to |mates fee --MOFFATT & PARR the people of a community, but {eo ---- { ~ , re the "success or failure of the|fF PRICES AND QUALITY COUNT for merchants as a whole of the very greatest eonee is a mattor anything a visit to our store will convines n, Anyone we carry the stock and our prices seu 1 for Farmers [ill surely be an object to every 'elses Provide Market for Pues Rye Ty ee ge he mervehants of a town, in --SARJEANT & KING, Limited jthe first place. provide a market -- for a large part of the products WHEN YOU BUY JEWELRY be sure you feof the farmers in the tereiiory deal with 8 House that is known for rei ater fs own. 'They buy lity. You don't have to know jewelry when prreunding the town. 'They buy lity. You don' pe eee the produce of the farmers in |% Jewelry to choose from.--W. L, REEVE small quantities, in accordance ery _ with their need, and seme of them MAKE OUR GARAGE YOUR HOME for buy in larger quantities for ship your auto. Tit meee repairing T can do mont tu foreign markets. If the it quick. Big line of secessoriee ang tires, shants contd not do this there oils, greet, gwroline. Run your ear in rand be ne al least for) and we will do the rest wonld be no market at least for) "WALTER TURTON'S GARAGE ithe small auantities except at! -- ruinous prices. 1 the farmers THERE IS NOTHING IN THE DRUG eonld not realize reasonable |LINE you eannot find at our store, all 100 prot' fram their products, there per cent. pure. Big line of Proprietary med- Soul' he no money for them. to licines, Toilet' articles, Sick-reom supplies, sprod and there" could be no ;It will be to your advantage to trade here. money to pay for your products PATTERSON'S, The Rexall Store, Allandale or to pay for your labor. It is, 'herefore, of the greatest impar aie to every "member of the remmunily, whether a resident of 'he town or a farmer in the eoun- {rv surrounding the town, that [the merehants be enabled to pro- Vide this market for at least a {part of the farmer's products, very dollar sent away from a jtown faa mail order house helps fo diminish the ability of the I merchants to provide a Jrarket for the farmer's products arto do any of the many other [things which the mevebants of y town do for their commun. FT IS OUR AIM to sell all kinds of grocer 'ies ancl Provisions at close prices. We bave made a success with thia system and propose to stick to it, us out and Buy at Home. --J. D. WISDOM & CO, Allandale, RESIDENTS OF ALLANDALE do not need: to look further for Dry Goods or clothing. You will find just what you want st our jstore in big variety, at prices that are much lower than other Stores. Try us out --JOHN WEBB oo BUY IN ALLANDALE and when you want hardware don't forget us. We carry 8 large ronge. THE ALLANDALE HARDWARE STORE --V. §. BRUNTON wye j ity Rusiness in a rommunity ean- Hpot be eombaeted on a one-sided basis. A man cannot take out of a tommunity a good living KEEP IN TOUCH WITH US in the Jewel- ty line. I carry a big stock of all kinds of Jewelry and do repairing on short notice, II am the official Watch fasnector for OT. 4 Railroad. Also, T iste Marringe Licences. for hiniself and family and. give 'Tething in return, Te may ade --W._B. WEBB. Allandale, Xe fara short time and get a 'T WILL PAY YOU To BUY YOUR AUTO wilh if, but in the end he must ACCESSORIES FROM US. Ask us for any- pay the fiddler, thing you necd.--WALTER URRY, 36 Bayfield St. -------- IF YOU CONTEMPLATE BUILDING or repairing, see us for all kinds of lumber oF building material, Bills cut to order on short notice. Big stock Lath, Lumber, abingles, ete. THE BALL PLANING MILL CO, LTD. ------ LADIES! TAILORING, as well as Tailoring OUR CLOTHING SATISFIES the meu and boys looking for atyle, quality and rea sonable price, Full line of furnishings --THE W. C. HUNTER CLOTHING Co, the easiest way to dispose é small article, find a tenant For Men, is uw specialty with us. A fine range of suiting, --H. J. FWiss. The Real Reaon why o ring is usually! is because it ia the leat + worn on the third finger of the left hand (fingers and on the leas, dof ut our shoes from the age of 7 when he was "bound out." ' Spprenticeship over he went %0 work for 35 cents a day. to young men & cordial invitation to establish banking relations with us. UNION BANK OF CANADA. RESOURCES, OF $153,000,000 Barrie Branch and Safety Deposit Boxes - . . A, Leslie, Menager Cookstown Branch er er rs T, McMillan, Manager hompsoi ThorntonBranch + - s 2] "yaa n, Manager a bar Eight pray gure 100-ac M.D Clarkso Pe