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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Aug 01, 1907
Page
2
Slippers and low shoes for children in black and tan leathers with torn soles. girls and boys styles in chocolate and black kid. men s Vici Kid Blucher lace boots and box calf lace boots on August price. Ladies boots in vici kid and coltskin leathers and canvas Blucher ties offered at August sale prices with limited quantities.
J. K. Jones serves as secretary for the 30 31 Department of Ballws and Cansis in Oregon in a 1907 notice.
In Minesing and district notes many visitors are listed including W Kerfoot Prescott Misa and F H Benson Bracebridge Mrs W H Kerfoot and daughter Oil Springs Sidney and Nellie Jacoba Toronto Miss Wice and Miss Collins Mr Fisher Toronto Mrs Bremner Mrs O Brien King Wray McKinley Toronto Brear Wiarton Murray family Nellie Wyles Barrie Mina Grose Barrie Miss McGreggot Dundalk M Rogerson A C McConnell Toronto Sprouls family Harry Grose Toronto Verna and Eva Colland Toronto Wa Baltson family trip to Sarnia Detroit and other places Cooper trained drive Toronto.
A half holiday cricket match ends with married players defeating single men by one run. Scorers note several bowled and out entries including Banting and Murchison. In other items, Mrs Wilkin found drowned near Oxbridge, London gardens suffer army worm damage, Joseph Gran survives Quebec bridge fall with a broken rib, and political notes from the British House of Commons on a ceremonial bill.
That valuable farm of Charles Shaw in Oro township Simcoe County offers about 100 acres with 12 acres hardwood bush and a bearing orchard. Includes two storey frame house, barn, hay barn, stable, cow stable, hog pen, stone foundations, two spring wells, and good soil near Shanty Bay. Contact CHAS. SHAW Shanty Bay P.O for particulars.
Barrie bowlers travelled away from home last Wednesday for a Toronto Island outing. They were heavily outplayed by seasoned opponents but enjoyed the excursion. Matches featured Neelands 12 to 22, J. Ryan and team 10 to 21, Habbick and Devlin 9 to 17, Lower and Sprott 12 to 22, with Mylne also in the losing tally.
A long list of local visitors and residents is noted, including Mise Jennie Scott in Gravenhurst, Percy McAteer and Leo Dalton recent city visitors, Rev Nicolie in Orillia, Misses McLennan from Huntsville, and Mrs F Sharp planning a move to Chicago. Others visit or return home from Toronto, Belleville, Nipissing, Aurora, and the Soo. City news covers railway incidents, deaths, and local retirements.
Sir Robert Bond, premier of Newfoundland, challenged Home Government support for local statutes in the fisheries dispute with the United States. He urged crown assent to the 1908 act and argued against any modus vivendi, claiming Newfoundlanders seek only justice and resist imperial neglect. Bond’s sharp rebuke followed a long plea to Lord Elgin and left him and other premiers animated by the confrontation.
The 1907 Montreal longshoremen strike dies peacefully as workers return to sheds for wharves. A mass meeting endorsed conciliation and arbitration at a 21 2 cent raise, with union and nonunion men resuming duties.
The Presbyterian Foreign Mission Committee plans work among the pan-British Columbian area. The department has received the component funds, bringing total payments to 356. Doukhobors march to Jools for the Messiah, with charity actions by officials and a weeklong stay noted.
An ad style listing promotes fall apparel including medium-weight underwear natty hosiery stylish shirts and neckwear. It touts comfort and fashion for men with a range of minor accessories to complete the fall costume.
A storefront urges customers to inspect goods and prices before buying, stating no purchase should be made unless both items and prices satisfy the buyer. The note emphasizes customer satisfaction and encourages in-store examination.
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