€ ©) Page Sixteen ' CREDIT SALE of Farm Stock & Implements 'The undersigned ie reotived instructions * ALBERT RAINEY Lot 5, Con. 9, Innisfil to nell by- Publie Auction on Tuesday, March 30th the following HORSES--Bay mare, rising 5, Pearl Finder; bay horse, rising 4. Pearl Finder; bay horse, 12 ym., driver; bay colt. rising 3, Pearl Finder; bay mare, rising 3 yrs., H. D.; brown mare, a pair of colts, 2 yrs. old, CATTLE--Rown cow, milking, 7 yrs.; red cow. fresh; red cow. due Apr. 9; black and white cow, due Apr. 17; ted cow, due Apr. 29; gray cow, fresh, fat steer, roan cow, fat, 3 red calves, young cul, 3 black heifers, yearlings, Z PIGS AND SHEEP--18 pigs, 125 Ibe, each ; white row, due Apr. 15; 9 good ewes, in lamb. IMPLEMENTS--Deering bifider. nearly new, 6 ft.; Massey Hurris binder. fore-car- ringe, 8 ft.; McCormick dise drill; Mc Cormick mower. 5 ft. cut; Deering nulky ruke. 10 ft.; atiff-tooth cultivator, spring. tooth cultivator. dite harrow, Deering disc | drill, nearly new; set of harrows, 24-bull; No, 21 Fleury walking plow; Cockshutt rid- ing plow; Cockshutt 2-furrow walking plow; steel truck wagon, nearly new, wag- 'on and box; Chatham' wagon and box. complete; stock rack, 2 hay racks. Frost & Wood 'stiff-tooth cultivator, nearly new; | turnip drill, seuffler; cutting-box, net reales, 2000 Iba. set sloop aleighs, nearly new; buggy, 2 cutters, Massey-Harris cream r. sugar kettle. root pulper. lit- arrier, quantity of wire fencing, Verity 2.furrow riding plow; Sharples cream separ- stor; set long-tug heavy harness, all com- plete; set short-tug heavy harness, set tingle harness; 24; HP. International gas- oline engine; churn. 30 hens. | Number of strawberry boxes. Quantity of spring wheat; quantity of gond weed barley; quantity of good seed buckwheat. TERMS OF SALE--All cums of $10.00 and under, cash; over that umount 8 mor credit will be given to parties furnishing approved joint notes. 6% per snnum al- Jawed off for cash on credit sums. W. A. McCONKEY Sale at 1 p.m CREDIT SALE of Farm Stock & Implements Auctioneer The undersigned has received instructions | from ED. NIGHTINGALE N. Hf. Lot 22, Con. 9, Innisfil to sell by Public Auction on Wednesday, Mar. 31st the following: HORSES--Brown mure, with filly foal, 5 months old; chestnut hore, 10 yrs., heavy; sorrel horse, 7 ym. G.P.; bay mare, 6 yrs., in foal, beavy. CREDIT.SALE_, Farm Stock and Implements 'The undersigned has received inatruttions to Public Auction on T » March 30th. the following: HORSES -- Black horse, 7 yre.,. sorrel mare, 8 yrs.; pair Indian ponies, 9 and 10 yrs.; black colt, 8 yrs, old; bay colt, 2 years old. CATTLE--Cow, 3 yrs., due April 20; cow, 7 yrv., due April 15; cow, 11 ym, due' May 6; cow, 10 yms., due Nov. heifer, rising 3 yry., due June 15; heife rising 3 yrs.; 2 heifers, rising 2 yrs. ol steer, 3 yrs. old, stocker; 4° Inst year's calves. PIGS--8 store pigs, brood sow, in pig. IMPLEMENTS--Deeriing binder, 6 foot cut; Deering mower, 5 ft. cut; McCor- mick mower, 5 ft, MdCormick hay ruke, 10 ft. @ut, nearly' new; Oliver rid- ing plow, nearly new; 13-boe dise drill, Peter Hamilton, new; 4-section barrow, Peter Hamilton, new; Comet scuifier, Pet: er Hamilton, new; stiff-tooth cultivator, Peter Hamilton, new; Bissell O-4ft, steel land roller; 6-ft. Bissell disc harrow; 3-in, tire wagon, nearly new; wagon; democrat bugey; single buggy, cutter, nearly new; hay rack. pulper. funning-mill, new; set bob sleighs; market asleighs; block nd tsckle complete; 2 logging chains, 2 scoop shovels, 4 hous, spades, 5 forks, scythe. complete; wheelbarrow, barl cut enw and hand saw, sugar kettle, extension ladder, stonebost, cream separator, Melotte; wi trees, neckyokes. OULTRY -- 60 hens. pure bred Rocks and RI. Redx™yuir turkeys, HARNESS--Set heavy harness, eet plow harness, xinglé set harness, vet pony bar- ness, HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS--Iron bedroom suite, complete; iron bedstead, springs and mattress, 2 lounges, washing machine, Daisy churn, sideboard, new Empress conk stove, Grand Jewel cook stove; small heat- , coal oil stove, parrot cage, timothy, : well } 8 quantity of A quuntity of lumber ar posts, Other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS OF SALE--Huy, grain and hens will be cash. All sums of $10.00 and under, cash; over that amount 10 month' credit' will be given to parties furnishing ayproved joint notes. 5% per annum off for cash on credit sums, All will be sold without reserve ay the proprietor haa sold bus farm P. A. COUGHLIN, s harp - ; quantity of ced- tal Auctioneer CREDIT SALE of Farm Stoé& & Implements The undersigned hss received instructions fi W. I. GREENSIDES CATTLE--Red cow, 10 y7,, due Apr. 4;|N. Hf. Lot 3, Con. 5, Innisfil red cow. 9 yra., due Apr. 6; roan cow. 5 yr. due Apr. 12; heifer, 3 yrs., due Apr. 15; heifer, 3 yrs, due Oct. 7, 'milk: ing; cow, 8 yts., milking; cow, 7 yr. miiking, red heifer. 2 yrs.. due Nov. 10; red heifer, 2 yre.. due Nov. 15; roan heif- er 2 yrs., red steer, 2 yrs, to «ell by Public Auction on Thursday, April 1 the following: HORSES -- Bay mare, 11 yrs.; brown | mare, 10 yrs.; black mare, aged. CATTLE--Red Durham cow, 6 yr, due SHEEP--8 Oxford ewes, 4 ewe Iambs,| Apr. 30th; roan Durham heifer. 3. yrs., pure bred Oxford ram. PIGS--Yorkshire sow. due April 28; Yorkshire sow. due June 11, 2 young sows, about 125 Ibs, IMPLEMENTS--Binder, 7 ft., MeCor- mick; Deering mower; cultivetor, Massey: Hara; 13-dise drill, McCormick; wagon, due Apr. 18; red.calf, Durham, 1 year. SHEEP--I0 ewes. yearling lamb. FOWL--21 hens. HARNESS--Set long tugs, set single harness, . VEHICLES -- Wagon with box, com- plete, set sleighs. with box; light wagon, top buggy, set sleighs, road cart, cutter, buggy, buggy pole. cutter, new. 2 sets harrowa, plow, No. 21, Fleury; plow, | No. 4, Wilkinson, gang plow, scuffler, set platform scales, fanning-mill, set long-tug | Fleury No. 13 plow, secd-drill, Tong-tug bar- | row; harness, with breeching. ness, nearly new; set single harness, wheel- | mowing machine, IMPLEMENTS--Brost. & Wood binder, new; Frost & Wood cultivator. nearly new; } diso har. set harrows, 10-bull; sulky rake; scuffler, wheelbarrow, barrow, collars, blankets, shovels, forks, ! Brantford fanning-mill. cutting-box, cream chaina and other articles. All will be sold without reserve, TERMS OF SALE--All sums of $10.00 / and under, cash; over thst amount 9 months' credit on approved joint notes. 5 por cent. off for cash. Bale at 1 p.m. W. A. McCONKEY, Auctioneer. CREDIT SALE of Farm Stock & Implements The undersigned has redtived instructions FRED AYERST Vespra Hotel, Barrie to sell by Public Avctidn on Satarday, April 3rd the following: IMPLEMENTS--McCormick Binder, 7 ft.; Deering cultivator, spring.tooth; stiff- tooth cultivator, McCormick; Deering mow- er; mulky rake; McCormick manure spread. W. A. McCONKEY, Auctioneer, Sale at 1 p.m. ED | plow, W. H, Rumball is closing his hardware store at Victoria Har- bor and moving to Mimico, seperntor, Melotte, Leader churn, « A number of posta, A quantity of lumber. Neckyokes, whiffletrees and logging chains, forks, shovels and many other things too numerous to mention, FURNITURE --Parlor-cook sideboard, bureau, -washstand, 6 kitehen chairs, child's high chair, drop-leaf table, kitchen table, extension table. 3 large butter crocks, vinegar jug, dishes ete. TERMS--Fowl, posts and all sums of $10.00 and under, cash; over that amount 9 months' credit will be given on approved joint notes. 5% off for cash, Sale at 1 p.m. sharp. J. M. SPEERS, H. A. GROSE, Clerk. Auctioneer. CREDIT SALE © Farm Stock & Implements The updersigned hae recsived instructions Ponetang Road (adjoining Town of Barrie) to well by Public Auction on Tuesday, April 6th the following: nut mare, geD. pur.; j a Fl at afi E coal stove, |; it. Quality goes a long now than he used to. ROTOR CIOROROROROZ ORR O30R 27k 07O}O% 2 oR FoR RR oT% RoR FoR RoR RRR OR OR ROR IOn doors, nearly new fanning-mill, hay fork, truck, ropes, slings, ete; extension lad- der, carpenter's work bench, complete with vise; gravel box, corn rack, hay rack, stone boat, wheelbarrow, cream separator, Melotte; barrel churn, butter worker, 3- burner coal oil stove, coal oil heater, a number of grain bags. HARNESS--Set long-tug harness, with breeching, sct single harness. GRAIN AND HAY--About 10 tons good hay and a quantity of outs, also a quantity of ensilage. Forks, china, doubletrees and articles too numerous to mention. TERMS OF SALE--Hey, grain and all sums of $10.00 and under, cush; over that amount 9 montha' credit will be giv en to parties furnishing approved joint notes, 5% per annum off for cash on credit sums, All will be sold without re serve ax the propnetor hus sold his farm and is giving up farming. * W. A. McCONKEY, | Auctioneer other Bale at 1 p.m. CREDIT SALES Sat., Mar. 27.--At Barrie Hotel, brick | building known as Painswick Chureb at | Village of Painswick, Sale at 1 pm. W. A. McConkey, auctioneer, Sat. Mar. 27.--W, H. Martin, credit sale | of 23 cows at Jos. Marrin's Yards, Bar- rie. Sale at 1 p.m. W. A. McConkey, auctioneer, Mon., Mar. 20.--Wm. G, Wice, lot 15, con. 5. Innisfil, farm stock and imple | ments, etc. Sale at 1 p.m. W. A. Me- Conkey, auctioneer. Tues., Mar. 30,--W, C, Richardson, lot 1. con, 4, Vespra (Midhurst) farm stock | and implements, Sale at 1 p.m. P. A Coughlin, auctioneer. Tues., Mar. 30--T, A. Rainey, lot 5, con. 9, Innisfil, farm stock, implements, etc. Sale at 1 p.m, W. A. MeConkey, aue- tioneer, Wed., Mar. 31--Ed, Nightingale, north half Jot 22, con. 9, Innisfil, farm stock and implements. Sale ut 1 p.m, W. A. McConkey, auctioneer. Thurs., Apr. 1.--J, H. Havercroft, lot 10, con. 5, Sunnidale, farm stock' and implements. Sale at 1 p.m. W. A. Me- Conkey, auotioneer. 'Thurs., Apr. 1.--W. I. Greensides, north half lot 3, con. 5, Innisfil, farm stock " at 1 pm. H. A, Grose, a f. Fri., Apr. 2.--Edward Quants, north half lot 10, con. 18, Innisfil, farm stock and implements. Sale at 1 p.m, W. A. Me » auctioneer. Bat., April 3.--Fred Ayerst, farm stock and implements, at the Vespra Hotel Yards, Barrie, Sale at 1 p.m. W. A, McCon- auctioneer, Mon., Apr. 5. -- Wm. Musselman, north half lot 21, con, 1, Sunnidale, farm | stock, implements, household furniture. | Sele 'st lpm, W. A. McConkey, aue- ner, Tues., Apr. 6.--Geo. W. Atkinson, lot | 1, con, 1, Oro, Penetang Road, farm, Wednesday, Apr. 7.--Jas, G. Paddison at lot 5, con, 11, Innisfil, farm stock and | implementa. Sale at 1 p.m. W. A. MeConkey, auctioneer. . 8.--Geo, Hickling, lot 22, con. 2, Oro, farm stock and implementa. Bale at 1 p.m, W. A. McConkey, aue- tioneer, 'Tues, Apr. 18, -- George Crawford, "Grandview Farm," lot 24, con. 7, Oro, (Oro Station) credit aale of pure bred Durham cattle, farm stock end in- plements. at 1 pm, W. - Conkey, suctioneer. MiSs L. E, WILLERS Successor to the late Miss Doane for the Spirella Corset Company orders from: all old customers and &s many new ones as possible. -------- cxvaeeeee@ GEO, VICK ER Srevsesnee SorofoR oR fof oR TOT 2 oR BOR ROIOR TOR oR BoB oR 20K 0 20208 OF BOR BORE SOR BOR BE 2OR RRR ROR RoR ----ee jin after the {Bert Gurtis and George McCon. { St. George's 'Memorial Hall on Apr. 8. - 'THE BARRIE EXAMINER FOP iii ORO IO RIGOR ER ERIK MEN-TAKE A TIE THAT'S MADE OF GOOD SILK and you can tell it the first time your fingers touch way these days in buying Ties because the average fellow wears a Tie longer That's the beauty about our Ties--They're Good. 75¢, $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 We're still selling that good clothing, too, Come on in and see R. MALCOMSON, Mgr. ALLANDALE NEWS Mrs. E, A. Crawford spent a few days in Orillia last week. Chas, Lewis has purehased the house on Brock St. owned -- by M. J. Polly. Mrs. H. Hirlehey spent the week-end with relatives in Brampton. W. Gates has accepted a position as porter for the Can- adian Express Co, at Allandale, Ed. Thorington has been trans- ferred to Gravenhurst from the Motive Power Dept., Allandale, and moved his family there this week. --Unusually keen interest is! being taken in the big fancy! bazaar to be held im St, George's Memorial Mall on April 8. The hen are out fo turn in more ro- ceipts than the ladies and have some hig surprises in store for them Death of Fred R. Allward A particularly bright and pro- mising young life wax ended when death claimed -- Frederick Roy Allward, only son of Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. Allward. Ie passed away on March 19, in the Toron- to General Hospital, death being due,.to complications which set flu. Deceased was in his 31st year and had lived in Barrie till he went West, some ill health, he received his dis- charge some time afterwards and has since been in the employ of the Canadian Manufacturers' As- sociation in Toronto, where he will be mach missed for the val- uable services he rendered them. Just previous to his death he had started to publish a series of ar- ticles on freight claims and their collections, in the Industrial Mag- azine of Canada, for which he had received much praise. The remains were brought to the home of his parents on Brad- ford SL., the funeral taking place on Tuesday afternoon to the Union Cemetery, the service be- ing conducted by the Rev. R. J. Fallis of the Collier St, Metho- dist Church, The fotlowing young men, all friends of the de- ceased, acted as_pall-bearers: Charles Lower, Harry Smith, Fred Sarjeant, Talbot Redfern, key, Among the many beautiful floral tributes was a large wreath from the Head Office staff of the Manufactyrers' Associa- tion, Those from a distance who at- tended the funeral were his aunt, Mrs. H. Ward, of London, Ont., and Harry Allward and Arthur and Miss Isabel at home. --Unusually keen interest is being tak- en in the big fancy bazaar to be held in 'The men are out to turn in more receipts] - than the ladies and have some big surprises Address--6 Charlotte 8t., Barrie, Ont. in store for them. ee emcee ae eae lop St. purposes. law. $2,200, and 68 acres of land. Price $8,500. outside Allandale, 60 scres of land, 11 jaeres in rye, 15 acres in sweet clover, 20 'acres ready for spring crop. The land is mostly good clay loam, gravel and sand pit on property, bank barn, sheep pen, hog pen, chicken houses and meat shop. This property will be nold in blocks or all togeth- er for $9,500. The butcher shop would make a good ment and grocery store. It is 'on a good main road, years ago, There he remained till {917 when he enlisted for 5 overseas and came. cast to train] M-D.CUBITT-NICHOLS at Camp Borden, but owing to| Phone 3! BARRIE Ree. Phone 62 School Trustees, the undersigned will of- fer for asle by public wuction at the Bar- rie Hotel, the brick building known ax the Painswick Chureb at the village of Pains- remove on or be-| gs fore May Ist next, all foundations and material, refuse and rubbish, and leave ground clean. wick, Purchaser one week from date of sale, Further par- ticulars will be made known on the day of anle. There will be a reserve bid. Baryie, March 15th, 1020, Allward of Toronto. ei Besides 'his sorrowing parents ho leaves two sisters, Miss Irene of the Toronto General Hospital, EIGHTH LINE, INNISFIL with friends in Toronto last' week. his sisters, Mrs. Inst Sunday. week-end with her parenta here, The New Season's Millinery Awaits You. The Spring Millinery as shown at this store will do a Winter-weary eye good just to see them. When on your shopping tour or down town just for the outing, you're invited to see and enjoy the charm in our showing of all that is new and beautiful in Millinery, in charge of Misses Marshall and Lawlor, with Miss Browne (late of Murray-Kay) as chief trimmer. WOMEN'S SUITS, CHIC AND CHARMING 'The models we are showing are some of the seas- on's smartest styles. Navy a most popular. They are beautifully made and prices are pleasing. As there is but one of each style and costing us much more to replace, we advise early choosing. , Prices range from $25.00 to $65.00 vemommoengy FOR SALE 2 Brick Houses, centrally situated, with all conven- iences. Apply to M. D. Cubitt-Nichols Business Property for Sale A fine business block for sale in Dun- This block was built for office A good dray business for sale, with ev- erything needed in the dray business. Price | Ps $2,800. Blacksmith business for sale in Petfer- $3,500, Blacksmith business in Mitchell Square, Butcher business for sale, with house An Al business property for sale just AUCTION SALE ON SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1920 at one o'clock Under instructions from the Public TERMS: One-quarter cash, balance in W. A. MeCONKEY, Auctioneer. FOR SALE ONE CAR OF GOOD WESTERN OATS Apply to Thortiton telephone Mar, 23.--W. Fullton spent a few days T. Sheppard of Rosche's Point. visited Kelly and Mrs, Gibbons, Thursday, March 25; 1920 ORR ORM IOn RRO ION eR OR ORB OTOR ROR REOIOE POPPI nd sand shades are the HOUSES FOR SALE IN BARRIE A fine large semi-detached house in Lou- isa street, with 8 good rooms, three-piece bath, hot water hestitig in one house and hot wir in the other. Good large lot. Price... $4,500 Price Three cement houses on Owen street. Roughcast house $2,200 Two roughcust houses on James street, we ++ $900.00 each (Will sell tie' four houses for $3,500.00. 9 room brick house on Wellington street, 'with 10 scree of land, good orchard, $2,500 7 room brick house, good stable, 144 conveniences in house. eres of land, all Bilot esse cesses $3,800 Nice brick house on Bayfield street with 4 scres of land. Price ... $10,000, Brick house on Bayfield street, with large grounds ........ peteees sess $5,000 Cement brick house in Park St., $1,800 Double brick house in Charlotte street. $3,500 in Dunlop gies, Half a double house in High St., $2,700 Brick house in Mary St., .....,$4,300. ' Brick house and cement cottage, Owen Frame house in Mary 8t., oz) Brick house in Elizabeth 8t., Nice 'cement cottage i &t., $2,200 Brick bouse in Elizabeth St., $3,500. These are a few of the houses I have for sale in Barrie, FARMS FOR SALE 100 acres two miles from Thornton, large bank barn, cement brick howe, good fences, 10 neree of good hardwood bush, Price. '$8,000, 60 eres in Oro with good out-bullding, 500. 51 acres in Vespra, plastered house, good out-buildings. 93.500. 140 acres, Vespra, 4 miles from Bar- rie, 1 mile from school, brick Use. Price $3,000, * 150 acres, Vespra, 3 miles from Mid- huret, $5.000, 190 acres, Flos, 5 miles from Flmvale, good buildings. Price $6,000. 100 reres. Shanty Bay. This is un AT form. $12,000. 100 acres, Oro, frame house, $8,500. 109 scres Easa, two houses and good out-buildings, $8.00. 100 scree, Vespra, cement house, 1% miles from C.P.R, If interested in farms get my catalogue. Houses for Sale'around Allandale Brick house on Brock St.. $1,800. Cement house in Sanford 8t., $1,400. Frame cottage in Innisfil St., $1,200, Frame house in Bradford St., $1,700, Brick house in Holgate 8t., $2,200, Frame howe in Bradford St.. $2,200. Roughcast house in Alfred St., with acrés of land, and good out-buildings, Price $2,200. Nice brick house in Cumberland 8t., Brick house' in Bradford 8t., $3,500. M. D.CUBITT-NICHOLS Phone 3} BARRIE Res. Phone 62 Mim Norma Forbes of 'Toronto spent the Pongratulstions to Mr. und Mrs, Kelly on the birth of » daughter, "(Mary Mar goret). * g