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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 11, 1901
Page
1
Fragmentary notes discuss millinery and design ideas with references to Wright and originality. The text mentions approved techniques, an exposition, and varied effects. Readable names and concrete facts are limited. the fragment lacks coherent events or dates.
Fragmented OCR text mentions opium drops and references children care but details are unclear. The readable portion hints at provisions or instructions related to children, but no complete actions, dates, or entities are identifiable.
Johnston Studio advertises land mortgage offers at five and a half percent with Dr R. and Vivian homopathist contact details. It lists location opposite the railway station and a telephone number 135. Hours range from 11 to 7 or 8.
A widower with a small family seeks a middle aged woman to work light duties as housekeeper on the farm. References required. Apply to BOX A. EXAMINER OFFICE.
The west half of Lot No 19 Con 5 Medonte 3 comprising about 100 acres with rich loam soil. About 45 acres cultivated, good dwelling with stone cellar and stable, good well. 50 acres of first-class bush mainly maple and beech. Apply to T. Coughlin Russellton P.O. 15 tf.
For sale in Barrie listing three parcels: Park Lot 14 North Steel Street 11 acres with red clay soil suitable for bricks or market garden Part Lot 1 Con 1 Ore near Barrie about 4 acres bordered by Kernfeldt Bay ideal for summer residence with white clay for brick or brickwork Part Lot 8 South Penetang Street near market area with good garden soil. Apply BOX 98 Barrie May 1.
Spraying and whitewashing appliances promoted as the best choice with a recommended first spraying around April 20. Buyers urged to select from Barrie’s best assortment and view the machines readily. A pump earned first place at Grimsby spraying contests.
H. H. Otton & Son advertise rooms to let with or without board. Apply to Mrs J. H. Rhodes at 88 Mulcaster Street. Advertisement appears to run from the 13th to the 18th of the month.
Ten room house with modern conveniences and a stable on half an acre of ground available for let or sale. Enquire of Dr McCarthy.
A fine lot of young pigs up to six weeks old from nine sows, with one more to farrow in April. All thoroughbreds, price to 13-18 shillings. Contact R. Stranag Han, Grentel P.O.
Money to loan offering $100,000 to suit borrowers. Arrangement available now for mortgages maturing within a year. Simple terms to repay. call for details and meeting arrangements.
Pursuant to his authority the estate administrator of Hannah R Burton offers for sale by public auction the south half of Lot 13 in the Fifth Concession of Flos Township Simcoe County containing 100 acres more or less. The sale is at the Wellington Hotel Barrie on Saturday April 13 1901 at noon. Terms require 10 percent of purchase money on day of sale, balance in 30 days without interest. Vendors solicitors Lennox Ardagh Cowan Brown Barrie. Dated March 28 1901.
Auction notice for the North half of Lot 13 in the 12th Concession of Innisfil near Penetanguishene Road. about five acres of good land with a large frame building two dwellings, a stable and outbuildings in Painswick village. Sale Saturday April 26 1901 at noon with possession given. Terms and conditions via John Robertson Innistil P.O. or Donald A Solicitor for Executors Barrie.
A varied Barrie page reports a Nipissing election trial confirming Mr. McCool of the Liberal party, Burke and Burton Bros. winning a suit against Jas. Playfair, and a fire that destroyed an unoccupied home on Penetang street. Notices include a buggy for sale, dressmaking help wanted, and a church Easter service roundup with strong local clergy and choirs.
The Presbyterian Review of Toronto presents a photogravure of Dr. D. D. McLeod accompanied by a brief sketch. Known as an earnest preacher and public-spirited citizen, he trained at Glasgow University and Free Church Hall. He served in Campsie and held pastorates in Ancaster, Barton, Paris, and Barrie, influencing education and public life through Board of Education roles and the French schools commission. The Knox College Senate will honor him with a distinguished distinction.
All the new dress goods are opened at Irwin's and are marked fully 20 per cent below what is usually charged. The sale promises considerable savings as customers browse the new arrivals and compare prices with regular stock.
Four Barrie movers faced Markham experts in a friendly at Markham last Thursday night. Markham won three of the four individual games with a total score of 7 to 4, plus three drawn matches.
Your spring overcoat or suit will cost you 25 per cent less at Irwin's than elsewhere. This bold sale highlights deep discounts on Men and Youth apparel, inviting shoppers to compare prices and save on seasonal wardrobes.
On Thursday the Chief Justice ruled in Ross vs Emme, heard in Barrie and Toronto, that the defence that the traction engine did not meet warranties is proven. The action is dismissed with costs for the plaintiff, and the defendants win a counter claim, with costs of 400 dollars for an old engine part of the purchase. Legal counsel listed. Also a tea advertisement note from Hobley Bros.
A new brewing firm named The Barrie Brewing Co. forms with stockholders Jos. Anderton Jr W A Anderton Mrs Anderton Wm Kennedy and W A Boys. Work is finished at the Exchange Block formerly Galbraith & Son to fit for brewing with up to date equipment. Malting has begun and brewing will start about May 1st producing about 100 barrels weekly.
A local notice showcases Hunter Bros displaying stylish colored shirts. A Monday night dance in the Plummer block featured lively music by Keenan's orchestra. Irwin's wholesale prices advertise boots and shoes.
Mr H M Irwin of Presbyterian College Winnipeg spoke at the Presbyterian church Sunday evening describing the South African campaign with candid critique of Boers. He praised Zululand and its people, warned against judging by Western standards, and urged Christians to support peaceful missions and honest traders while noting race tension, education gaps, and the British aim toward empire unity.
New spring goods offered with discounts from 10 to 25 percent. Includes prints satins muslins curtains kid gloves hose dress goods blouses linens and underclothing. Shoppers save money at J C Irwin's.
At a Monday meeting of the Presbyterian Y P S U E Norman Black resigned as president amid town and church duties. The group adopted a resolution thanking him for his service and wishing him success in Winnipeg where he left on Saturday. Gifts included ebony brushes, a leather case, a fountain pen, and a dress suitcase.
Superior grades in Half-Ready coats and suits offered at 35 percent below marked prices. $10 suits at $7.50, $12 at $9.50, $15 and up at $10, $20 at $13.30. Other grades discounted to $3.50 for $5 suits, $5 for $7.50, and $7.50 for $10. Irwin's proclaims Canada’s cheapest good clothing.
A fashionable wedding at Trinity church unites Miss Isalen Foster to Mr. Eustace G. Bird of New York. The ceremony at three featured Rev. Canon Reiner and Rev. Vivian Morgan, with a duchess satin gown, lace veil, diamond sunburst, and bouquets. A reception followed at Ovenden, and the couple departed for the South on the evening train.
One third of your time is spent in bed and the mattress should be the most comfortable and sweetest. The Marshall Sanitary Mattress is offered for sale by Ford and Park at Five Points in Barrie.
Miss Lottie Wiggins will address a mass meeting of children at the Town Hall at 4 15 Sunday afternoon 14th inst. Sabbath school teachers urged to bring scholars. A Congregational church lecture on Humanity's Battles follows Monday 15th inst. at 8 p.m. All are invited.
A likely opportunity for Barrie residents to hear the renowned soprano Alberti Albani and her celebrated company on May 1. The plan is not yet confirmed, but enthusiasm runs high for a major cultural event in the city.
Dr. Smith of Barrie bought the handsome driver of John Brabazon, formerly operator at the Junction, for 175 dollars. The doctor, a horse admirer, found the purchase to suit his taste. A noted Cookstown horseman arrived in Beeton soon after the deal to bid for the driver.
The notice advertises spring stock and Battery's Half-Cabinet Photos, praising the work and price. Bothwell's Block offers the items upstairs from 13 to 18.
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