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Barrie Examiner

Location

Barrie, Ontario, Canada

Date

Dec 05, 1907

Page

3

How Do You Know You Have Kidney Disease

The notice describes symptoms of kidney trouble and urges self diagnosis with backache fatigue and stomach issues. It promotes a counterfeit cure using fruit juice and unspecified antiseptics, claims to relieve congestion and strengthen organs, and offers a drugstore product from Wrutt-a-tives Limited in Ottawa Ontario with pricing for 2 or 6 boxes.

Aleep Wrutt-a-tives Limited Ottaws Ont Newburgh

Learn Dress Making by Mail and Personal Course

Learn dress making at home or take a personal school course. Flexible payment by cash or installments. Monthly class on last Tuesday. Teaches cutting and assembly from shirt waist to elaborate dress. Over seven thousand taught. guaranteed five hundred dollars refund for non learner ages 14 to 40. Address Stratford Ontario Canada.

Canada St. Stratford Ont

Presentation Marks Departure of Excelsior Teacher at Barrie

Students and staff of Excelsior Business College Barrie gathered at Uplands to honor Mr St Clair who leaves for Orillia to lead the Excelsior Business College. Leighton Moore read a tribute as Olive Fletcher presented a token and the group pledged enduring esteem and best wishes. Gertrude J. Wilbensen and Leighton signed the message.

Excelsior Uplands W. J.ross St. Clair Excelsior Businease Orillia Leighton Moore Olive Fletcher rMr Or Business College Barrie Gertrude J. Wil- Bensen Leighton

Simcoe County From 897 Lb a to Big Bobs Chewing Tobaccos

Simcoe County reports weigh 897 pounds and notes demand for new large Bobs Stag and Currency chewing tobaccos. Judge Winchester issues a ruling on parsonages and their lands. Local trials, crop prices, and rail incidents are touched, with Rev J H White moving to Vancouver.

Desler Winchester Azaessa Toran Gravenhorst Bartie Toronto

Mi o Na advertised relief for indigestion symptoms

An early 20th century style ad promotes Mi o Na stomach tablets for coated tongue heavy meals and early indigestion signs. It claims quick relief from headaches dizziness flatulence and stomach discomfort by strengthening stomach muscles to handle food without pain.

The Hog Market Panic and Pig Feeding Debate

The article argues farmers should avoid panic selling pigs during a market slump. It weighs selling pigs early against feeding them to harvest grain, noting that feeding preserves fertility and potential meat value, while cutting grain use raises labor costs and risk. Ontario Agricultural College data on 297 pigs show varying feed costs and potential returns, suggesting careful, rational decisions rather than rash cuts in production.

Mehan Ontario Agricultural College Ike Geo E. Day

Imperial Scots Concert Evening Delights Stroud Audience

On Friday night November 22 the Imperial Scots Concert Company performed at Temperance Hall to a large appreciative crowd. J M Hamilton Scotland’s greatest tenor impressed with Auld Scotch Sannas and Gaelic songs while Miss Mary McLeod showcased a grand soprano in memorable duets. Miss Elsie Dickson Craig drew praise for her superb control and stage presence, with Mr Henry George accompanying gracefully. The overall program pleased all, promising future favorable crowds.

Stroud Imperial Scots Concert Company Temperance Hall J. M. Hamilton Scotland Mary McLeod Hamilton Elsie ‘Dickson Craig Snebi Henry George

Bend Expects Strong Musical Year and Community Support

The excerpt praises upcoming musical efforts, noting the village bands and members have signed the annual mission and aim to improve musically and commercially. Officials anticipate continued pride from Thornton and a continued village honor in fostering local music.

Thornton

Judge suspends sentence for perjury case in Rex v Hughes

Juror Ardagh convicts Rex v Hughes of perjury but suspends punishment for now. He warns the defendant and others on the danger of false testimony, detailing the gravity of perjury and the risk to justice, with recognizances set at 500 pounds and two sureties of 250 each for future sentencing.

Rex Thomas Hughes Jurge Ardagh Falya

Vespra Council Meeting Recaps Dated Accounts and Repairs

The Vespra Council met on November 15 with all members present. They received commemations about shade trees and brush piling near timber, and discussed spring creek drainage. Numerous accounts were approved for ditching, plank, cedar for bridge, printing, gravel, and tax refund adjustments. A committee of Finlay and Wattie was formed to interview Mr. Hrett about the road from the railroad south to Munroe's road. The session adjourned to December 16 at the usual hour.

Wm. Russell Jos! Hayter George Finlay Plank A. Hugh Son Martin Budd's Road Wesley T. Patten Con Stih A. Wilkes Bal Wim. ‘Nicholson Swideroad Forma Murphy Eale A. Wood Winter Road Louis' Carden Jobn Walton Cameron—Downsy Finlay and Wattie Hrett Munroe's A. B. Coutts

Thornton Brass Band Annual Meeting Reports Surplus

The Thornton Brass Band held its annual meeting on the first regular meeting night this month. The treasurer’s report shows a substantial balance on hand. New officers elected for the year include Henry President J A Corbett, vice president F Tomlinson, second vice president A Stewart, managing director Robt Lennox, secretary J Ackstpk. The minutes note past fair engagements at Elmvale and Bradford fairs with many congratulations.

Thornton Brass’ Band Thornton Brass Band Hen. Pres J. A. ‘Corbett Alex. Stewart A. E. “Ayerst Robt. Lennox J.ckstopk Gements Elmvale Bradford

Minari liniment praised for inflammation relief

A reader commends MIN af La Grippa from Minari's Liniment Co for treating inflammation with notable benefit. The message adds a note about G. T. R B route discovery through Yellow Head Pass and reports Peterboro drugstores opening late after closing hours. E Spiers of Guelph loses a $70 prize fowl due to winter fair heating failure.

Minari's Liniment Co., Limited G. T. RB The Rockies Yellow Head Pane Peterboro Sears E. Spiers of Guelph

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