Barrie Examiner, 21 Dec 1922, p. 10

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A special meeting of the Board of Trade ass held at the Council Chamber on Mon- day morning, to consider a proposal for the erection of a combined commercial. and summer hotel on the Whitney property. 8. H. Starr, Industrial Commissioner, said that early in the summer the suggestion had been made to him that Mrs. Whitney's summer property be -acquired as the site or a hotel. Before any steps could be `taken the announcement was made that the party had been purchased by M. T. gtliloahy, who intended breaking-it up into lots. Mentioning the matter to that gentle- man, he had said he would be_prepared to consider a proposal to sell the whole pro- perty. for a summer hotel, at a reasonable price. Before going further, Mr. Starr I had thought it desirable to find whether ' such a project would receive the support of the business community, without which it would be waste of time to proceed. The suggestion was that a modern commercial hotel. should be erected, with a capacity of 150, for all the year round, andetwo wings forsumrner use, which 'would be clos- ed in the winter. would be no difficulty in getting the com- mercial travellers to patronise such an ho- tel if the accommodation were provided. For the summer, the guests would `have beautiful grounds, and'an outlook over the- Mr. Starr believed there` i i 1 I l 1 i c l s t ( lake, as well as ready access to the water` i at Couchiching Beach Park. `He thought t vzaw@vmwww@awwaaa@avwwwwawawwaawwvwwwvzzwwwaawaw A Few Suggestiqhg tor thgge that still have Christmas Shopping to do: ues.....; . . . . . . ..5UtO$Z.00 Hanakemhief . . . . 15 to $1.25 Scarf: . . . .' $1.00. to $10.00 Gloves . . . . . . . 1, . ; . 45 to $6.00 A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS. zwvwawavwwwaavvwwavvaavwwvwaawavvwaawwwwvwyavwwvvaawmw We~take"this Opportunity to wish our many friends, and patrons AV !`II"`f\\-I 1| II'r"'!r\I-xx! r~I'1rr\ir\r'I'~- I - A `-4-? ---- -- - - A BROWN S MEN S WEAR 50 to $2.00 uuv uuu u very serious one. ' Garnet Smith said he understood that some outsiders who had been looking into the question of an hotel in Ori1.1i8- had cometo the conclusion that a. suiyable build- - ing could not be built and equipped for less than $300,000. . auuu wuc urawct UlUEI'.'ly. Dub ue uuuugnb it would justify looking, into. The. site was well suited for picking up trade fmrn the Provincial Highway. `Without figures, he thoughtit `should be possible to -ere ct an hotelwith a capacity of, 150, for $150,- 000. ~'l`he fact that the property was not directly on the late shore was` a drawback, but not a very" serious one. nrnnf 50:1` `in nnolnunnfnnt` fknb ORILLIANS DISCUSS NEW HOTEL PROJECT the scheme would probably involve a cap- ital outlay of 8250.000. - J. A. Therrien, of the Orchard Point Inn, was called upon to give his-opinion. He said he had not had opportunity to go into ethe matter closely. But he thought it site was well suited for ninlcimr nn trnrln fmm The matter was discussed for nearly an hour, from various angles. There was ca general agreement -that the project was a desirable one, if it could be financed. Fin- ally it was decidedto appoint a. committee to look into the whole question morefully and report. ` wan uuuay Ul. vuU.UUU. was thought It wnnlrl incfv lnnh-inn hon '|"|m .:o.. && IIIIIIIII `III E`; W III V Bands and Garters, 35 to'$;.l2l; Sweaters. V . . . . . . . $1.25 to $9.00 '1 Shirts . .; .... . .1 $1.50 to`$7.50 Combination Sets, Bra_ce's, Arm D__..L -__ J IV . . nun as-1 THE BARRIE EXAMINEW Ten thousand persons died in one day of bubonic plague at Constantinoplg. Egyptian sculptors always wroght under the direction of the priests. . ` AThe building of th-e Suez canal began in 1859, and required ten years.` In_ 1314 th English navy consisted of 900 vessels and 146,000 men. tute shown ' choosing his gift E ' if it comes In here--n Man's \ . Store. a ter for Gifts for A .24- Scotland first became known to histu1:y the year 80 of the Christian era. % % . "-$1.5o Yo $6.00 Bath Robes , . `. . . . $7.50 to $9.50 `Umbrellas .. $1.50 to $6.00 Pyjamas `and Nigt ` Ad :4`. --..BRo\X/1/\1 s MEN S WEAR 'I-{dihgston, Dec. l4.-At the Court of General Sessions this afternoon Judge La- ve issued a Bench warrant for the arrest Du I l`L....I:.. `IS`....... 1'... ....-.......I _._-__ Many readers of The Examiner will re- member Dr. Gwalia Evans who poured forth oods of oratory against prohibition during local option campaigns in Barrie several years ago. ` Y` 4,, _ I_,I_,,I, ,4n' ' . II uv v vnrun J viola) nova - It appears he has been getting in trouble down Kingston way. The following des- patch from the Limestone City tells the story :- "` u\ -. .. .- .-. . - VV l$UU\l ll JJULIULI Wlllll. .lUl' IJIU IIIICHL Dr. J. Gwalia Evans, for several years Commandant of the branch of the Army and Navy Veterans` Association of King` BENCH WARRANT IS ISSUED: ; FOR FORMER BOOZE ORATORI 27 only Men s Suits, mad in two and three-button styl:s, colors `grey, brown and striped, regular price $25.00, special for holiday ' trade . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $19C25 Pace Six %%@"@s% @?`@'$'@@2% Men s Suits, made in `two-button, single and double-breasted styles in grey, brown, blue and stripes; these suits are good value at $35, holiday trade special $;5.00 Hundreds of other Suit bargains we have not space to ment_ion. It will pay you to drop in.` and look them over. @ww@avm@@w@' Cuff Links . . . . . . . . 25 to $3.00 Blts ; . . . . . . . . . . . 50 t9 $2.00- Caps . . . . . . . . .. $1.00 to $3.00 Mackinaw Coats, $6.00 to $13.75 SUIT SPECIALS Evans failed to appear to `answer to a charge of assaulting with intent to do bod- ily harm to John North, at local printer- He was out on $500 bail, and thisamount was ordered estreated. North charged that Evans had broken up his home by alien- ating the affections of his wife, and that when he protested one morning in his own home Evans attacked him. _W. F. Nickle, K.C., counsel for Evans, told Judge Lavell that he did not know where his client was. He had tried to lo- cate him, but had failed to do so. It was reported` that Evans had been trying to get across the border. United States officials at border points have been noti- fied to be on the lookout. ston, th charter of which was recently revoked. Thurscfy, December, 2-1, 1922 . Thursday, ` @@33*5@@@@*1 `3" vuul Ac an-.u Robert I` . Turunm thi~ '.I`L . K 5' iloc. `iu onto is hu T).._L. ... Dulml A`. lI|\ u >'(.'(`H|(`(i in '2 drl-n lid ru-mznri 'g1'.'mnm~ Anni Nu- dasvrves vrodit 1~ thmu. W. W. man. After ra-ir vor cnllvctiun w;. ed to $7.:')(). MW. John K in} uc(".d<`nt nu: an :1 IIll' \'.I . tN:(' on Fric`. "}Ir'u "\'IlII Bhf fell and opened the - .th(, dam` gm wards ml I} Dr. 'l'uru!.uI she was H`! Y`---_ 1. 1135 . 31-C. V19. .\1r may In vi.-;,l H Plxulr of .\r_lhu F1t7.ga~r:1l(l Mu-. tho holiday. \I,, I`.lI ... lull uUnu.I_\, Mrs. 1"I*llm\'~ -no-.zplo of I1:\_\.~ Mr. and .\Ir.~. guests of .\1r. it Archie Helm Su:i(}u_\' whh friends in u vi Il.., nr \` lilI'lllI.` In um I Mrs. W. {1 Margin`:-t. are-Av u:..., n;....;... IVIHISKIIVI. All! Miss Binni home in [.l.~Y lmlidaye. II... I)..'. 4 Owing to late delivery `from the mills, we still have a wonderful range of coats to choose from, and at prices that mean great- savings. ` i `II III` I KI.` F 0 MW. l{0}M. otlist choir l:1.~I ihg the.um~lw-.- 1l:n.1 \'nrn -. Ill` vucurrt I n x Miss Verna `at the home of Shanty Bay. Nmthbound Tor. to G1.-an-x `For. to North lf\ iI_. I ' m(bai"1_vT Snuthbnuml Nurth Buy r l`r\, 2|... Jw HA mu 1 ru_y (Dailyb A Gravenhurst North Bay Northh` Nyfr. (31 No. 63 Sm1thh'4 No. 60 Nfrrfhin. N0. 61 `l gag; 60 No. 62 15 only Men s Overcoats`, fancy` back, three-way belt, with patch pockets; these coats are regular, $35 to $45; special for holiday trade . . . . . . . . . . .. $27.50 25 only Men s Overcoats, made in the latest styles, with half-belt, three-way belt and one-pi _c_e belt, check backs and extra good quality, worth regular up to $32.50, holiday trade special . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $19.75 We have would ad whether fresh frm Northb'd No. 397 1 Southifrl Q1 , 0110 tluutun n 340.393 We repzxi Of cours% Guarantzi c. 1`. R1 Remer DOMI vazwww&2zmv Our You 11 NEW] I ll\IuI \ Tht-rv AF Id (Orillia Packet) OVERCOAT SPECIALS

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