Woman Passenger Thrown Thirty Six Feet In Motorcycle Crash
Magistrate Jeffs and Crown Attorney Cotter were in Bradford last Thursday over charges from a collision between two motorcycles near the village. Mrs Dow, a passenger in her husband’s bike, was thrown about thirty feet when another bike driven by Williams struck them on the Bradford Toronto highway. Dow was thrown clear as her machine was wrecked and she suffered serious injuries. Williams faced a wilful damage charge, was fined $15 and costs.
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Jeffs
Cotter
Bradford
Allandale Holds Trophy In Close Bowling Match
Allandale retained the W. H. Tudhope Challenge Cup after a tight Monday evening event. Orillia rinks, led by W. E. Knight and Siephen Garside, nearly reclaimed the cup but lost by one shot. Knight’s team included W. B. Webb F. Whitney and A. Hook. Garside’s featured Arthur Ferguson J. Legear and H. Appleton. The cup has competed since 1920 with Barrie and Orillia relations noted.
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Allandale
Orillia
W. H. Tudhope
Decorating of Court House to Be Finished in Ten Days
The County Court House undergoes repainting and re wallpapering after decades of wear. Contractor P Love expects his work to finish in about ten days. New lavatories are added at the rear by Barrie Planing Mill for use by both floors.
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Court House
P. Love
Barrie Planing Mill
Induction of Rev. A. Rintoul at Angus cooperative charge
The induction occurs this Thursday evening. Rev. A. Rintoul hails from Nairn and is brother-in-law to Rev. Dr. J. D. Byrnes. Rev. Alex Shepherd, formerly of Angus, is now at Queensville.
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A. Rintoul
Angus
Barrie social notes list visiting friends and travelers
A long list of residents and visitors to Barrie are named, with dozens of names of people staying with relatives, visiting friends, or returning home from trips. Mentions include Miss Tanis MacLaren visiting Bradford, L. P. Singer visiting Roy L. Jay, families from Hamilton, Toronto, Moosomin, and Ottawa, and others holidaying at Lake Simcoe, Port Carling, Britannia Bay, and Go Home Bay.
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Tanis MacLaren
Bradford
Penn
L. P. Singer
Moosomin
Sask
Roy L. Jay
Alexander Craw
King
Claud, Faux
Kenneth
Syme
Owen Street
Byron King
Big Bay Point
Frankie Warren
Maisie Kennedy
Port Carling
Miss McAllister
Blackstock
Rossclair
Muskoka
Helen Blackstock
Hamilton
Niagara
Jessie Lower
Britannia Bay
Ottawa
Montreal
Nettie Dickey
Toronto
Mae Quinlan
Orangeville High School
A. R
Beverley
Lake Joseph
Quebec
R. L. Wolfenden
Barrie
St. Catharines
Tailyour
Joan
British Columbia
E. H. Firman, Jr
Inez Norine
C. F. Morton
Midland
David Beecroft
New York City
Thos. Beecroft
Edith Catlin
Cobourg
S. Summers
Innisfil Street
Rebecca Carr
South Bend
Ind
R. A. Carr
Toronto Street
J. E. Reid
Dominion
Brampton
Dolph Reid
Margaret Gould
Robi. Buchanan
R. B. Wootton
J. J. Moore
Lynden Horne
Robt. Buchanan
John Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Wm. Hunter
J. M. Hunter
Kempenfeldt Street
Mabel Hill
Sanford Street
Norman Bradford
North Bay
C. R. Kendall
Southampton
Kendall
Ayr
Squires
Grimston
Manilla
A. B. Carley
W. J. Cross
Melbourne
Australia
Andrew Carson
Edgar
J. O. Powell
McDonald
Lillian McGowan
Kathleen Kennedy
Sandy Cove
John Young
Bell
C. T. Thompson
Penetang Street
Geo. Bastedo
Belden Fox
N. W. Smith
Margaret Clark
Bradford Street
G. Belfie
Willa
W. F. Stone
Claudia Stone
Belfi
Brunswick
Georgia
Jacksonville
Florida
New York
Hudson River
Albany
McNeil
Audrey
Dorothea
Libbie
Mabel
Reid
Margaret Reid
Nellie Shanahan
Beardsall
Myrtle Martin
Stayner
E. Mats
The Birch Tree in Lowell Verse
A poem by James Russell Lowell depicts a birch as a go-between of rustic lovers and a Dryad like figure. The speaker finds solace in the tree as a symbol of summer confidences and shifting moods, ending with a note on riverlike currents guiding the heart toward quiet lands. Subscribe notice follows.
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Reuben
Patience
Classified advis for Toronto Globe from Ex aminer
Help wanted and farm for sale listings appear in this Ivy Classified advis newsletter for The Ex aminer trade. Teachers sought and other help wanted notices include local opportunities and farm sale items.
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Toronto Globe
Market prices for farm goods in Barrie district
The Barrie markets list fall wheat at 95 cents to $1.00 per unit, oats 50 to 60 cents, corn near $1.75 to $2.00, barley 55 to 65 cents, buckwheat 85 to 90 cents, potatoes 1.00 to 1.25 per bag, butter 35 to 38 cents, eggs 26 to 28 cents per dozen, spring chickens 25 to 27 cents, hog prices around $11.25, various hides priced from 50 to 80 cents, and other farm commodities with broad price ranges.
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Sverecitieseok
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Trie
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Heintzman & Co. Pianos
Heintzman & Co
Olde Firme
Arthur E. Patterson
Heintzman
Opera House
Wallace Reid Im
Wallace Reid
Paramount Picture
California
Morgan
Paramount
Cosmopolitan Productions
Fanny Hurst
Saturday Evening Post
DeMille
Charlie Chaplin
Banff
The
Examiner
James Russell Lowell
Barrie Examiner
East Half
Essa
T. W. R. Arnold
Ivy
Barrie Markets
Niagara Peninsula Growers, Limited
Grimsby
Ontario
John Wanamaker
Prince of Merchants
Philadelphia
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
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