Dodd's Kidney Pills Prove Helpful to Quebec Man
Mr. E. D. Tremblay of Pointe Aux Outardes Quebec credits two boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills with curing six years of rheumatism and kidney trouble. He says he can now stand up straight and feels relieved, praising the pills as beneficial for sick kidneys. The ad notes kidneys are the source of the pain and that the pills heal and strengthen them to cleanse the blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Tremblay
Pointe Aux Outardes
Que
Mr. Tremblay
Dodd
Mortgage Sale of Innisfil Farm Property in Simcoe
Public auction to sell the south half of lot twenty-two in the seventh concession Innisfil township Simcoe county on Saturday January 19 1924 at 1 pm at the Wellington Hotel Barrie. Property includes a frame house two barns modern stabling twenty acres fall wheat a large area of fall ploughing a good orchard and water near a public school. Sold subject to a reserved bid. 10 percent down balance in 30 days. Further details from Alex ande Cowan Barrie A McConkey Auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Hotel
Barrie
Innisfil
Simcoe
Alexande Cowan
A. McConkey
Mortgage Sale of Farm Property in Flos Simcoe 1928
Public auction set for January 19 1924 in Barrie Ontario to sell the southeast quarter of Lot 17 first concession and the southwest quarter of Lot 16 first concession Flos with 25 acres carved out. A one and a half storey dwelling bank barn and outbuildings exist on land with a flowing well and clay loam soil near Minesing. Ten percent down balance in thirty days and sale subject to a reserved bid. Stewart and Stewart solicitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Hotel
Barrie
Simcoe
W. McConkey
Flos
Flos Arid Vespra
Minesing
Stewart & Stewart
Ont
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Robert J Grose
John MacKay Official Receiver appoints Walter Fountain as custodian of the debtor’s estate in Innisfil Simcoe. First creditors meeting set at Barrie Court House January 22 1924 at 11 am. Claims must be proven before meeting or within thirty days for ranking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Grose
Innisfil
Simcoe
John MacKay
Court House
Barrie
Donald Ross
Walter ‘Fountain
Churchill
Oro Agricultural Society Annual Meeting Notice
The Oro Agricultural Society will hold its annual meeting at the Town Hall on Friday January 18 at 2 p.m. Officers Geo Crawford and Irwin McMahon serve as president and secretary respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ORO Agricultural Society
The
Oro Cultural Society
Geo. Crawford
Irwin McMahon
Farewell to Mr and Mrs McQuay in Holly Thornton sendoff
A farewell gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Orrock on Wednesday January 9 drew about seventy friends as they bid goodbye to Mr and Mrs Oliver McQuay before their move to Beeton. Music by the Ivy orchestra and multiple local speakers followed an address by Rev J Dew, ending with the National Anthem. Two chairs were presented as a token of esteem and the event concluded with refreshments and warm good wishes for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Orrock
Oliver McQuay
Beeton
Ivy Orchestra
W. J. Lennox
T. J. Dew
Frank Lennox
Wesley Martin
J. A. Jamieson
Thornton
Dew
Mrs. McQuay
Holly and Thornton
Erwin Speers
Nelson McWaters
Robert D. Orrock
Tracey Visits Midhurst and Local Social Review
MINESING Jan. 14 Tracey spends winter with relatives at Midhurst. Samuel Coles guests of brother James last week. Wallace Pattenden ill with tonsillitis. Women’s Institute members and escorts enjoyed an evening at Mr and Mrs Geo Johnston. Evelyn Fortner visiting Toronto. Mr and Mrs Turner Hillsdale and Miss Houden Toronto visited Mr and Mrs Iring Johnston. Willis and daughter Dora returned to Aurora. The Chappel family welcomed a daughter and a son last Saturday, with the latter staying at J Chappel’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracey
Midhurst
Samuel Coles
James
Wallace Pattenden
Women’s Institute
Geo. Johnston
Evelyn Fortner
Toronto
Turner
Hillsdale
Miss Houden
Iring Johnston
Willis
Dora
Aurora
Stork
Chappel
Frank Chappel
Ralph Chappel
J. Chappel
Social Notes from Oro Station Visits
Mrs Chestney of Barrie visited her cousin Mrs McCuaig last week. Miss Beatrice McMinn returned to Detroit after visiting her mother Mrs McMinn. Mr and Mrs R Crawford of Mitchell Square spent Sunday with their daughter Mrs James Leigh.
Internal Bathing Promises Cure for Piles and Constipation
A dated advertisement promotes Internal Bathing with the J.B.L. Cascade as a permanent remedy for constipation and hemorrhoids. It cites a Saskatchewan user’s testimony, claims toxins from constipation cause most diseases, and directs readers to Crossland's Drug Store and Tyrrell's Hygienic Institute for demonstration and a free 32 page booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Steele
Cupar
Sask
Regina
Russell
Chas. A. Tyrrell
New York
Crossland
Tyrrell’s Hygienic Institute
College St
Toronto
Ont
Victoria County Hereford Breeders Sixth Annual Sale
The Victoria County Hereford Breeders Association holds its sixth annual sale at Lindsay on January 30 1924. The sale features 24 head 12 males 12 females inspected by H D Smith secretary of the Canadian Hereford Breeders Association. Prices and herd stock offered from Port Perry Bobcaygeon and Bobcaygeon areas with sale details and contact for buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria County Hereford Breeders’ Association
H. D. Smith
Sec
Canadian Hereford Breeders’ Association
Lindsay
Agnitanisamethee
Ted Jackson
Port Perry
Ont
R. E Th
Bobcaygeon
Guthrie Community Notes Include Club Meetings And Skate Night
The January Guthrie Women's Institute social at Mr. and Mrs. Duncan's home featured games, contests, and a speech by M.P. T. E. Ross. Lena Crawford returned home from Mitchell Square. The Guthrie rink invites skaters as Girls' Helping Hand meets discuss Dainty Dishes and Wicker work. U.F.O. and U.F.W.O. report Toronto convention delegates and plan a February meeting with a debate on oleomargarine prohibition in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Knox College
Guthrie Women’s Institute
Jas. Duncan
T. E. Ross
Helen Ross
U.F.W.O
U.F.O
W. Caldwell
Toronto
Alex. Graham
U. F.C
Walker Caldwell
Lena Crawford
U.Y.P.C
Canada
Stroud Notes include births visits and carnival plans
Stroud highlights a few town updates with visits by Mrs Chas Deering and Miss Pollock, births of two sons to local couples, and a skating carnival set for January 28 at Stroud Rink. Also noted are a move to Barrie, a Methodist Ladies Aid meeting, St Paul’s choir gifts to Mrs Warnica, and a Christmas style musical evening.
Stayner Notes Include Bank Transfer and Co operative Meeting
Mrs. W. Robinson visits son Grant in Stayner after his transfer to the Bank of Toronto Stayner branch. Rev P Brace conducts a two week Methodist church series with special music. Stayner Farmers Co operative Co holds 1924 annual meeting with 100 cars livestock and 18 cars wheat shipped and officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Robinson
Hillsdale
Grant
Elmvale
Stayner
Bank of Toronto
P. Brace
Methodist Church
M. Hisey
Creemore
E. Hisey
Paul
Collingwood Hospital
T. Wiggins
Horace Wheeler
Wheeler
J. Gibson
Allen
Robert Hisey
G. W. Hendry
Norman Spicher
A. N. Brownridge
Ben Petch
Norman Evans
John Campbells Shipper
Edgar Robinson
Sacy
Community Notes From Utopia January Gathering
Mrs W T McMaster of Cookstown visits sister Mrs Richard Bell. Ellen Elphick and Russell’s friends enjoy music and dancing Friday night. Congrats to Mr and Mrs Fred McCann on birth of baby girl. W M Bell’s condition improves from critical illness in Hanna. Erwin Miller spent Sunday with Egbert friends. Mrs J H Bell in Alliston for a few days this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utopia
W. T. McMaster
Cookstown
Richard Bell
Ellen Elphick
Russell
Fred McCann
W. M. Bell
Hanna
Erwin Miller
Egbert
J. H. Bell
Alliston
Village Notes From Hillsdale Bridge Weekend Events
Ben Ganton arrived from Toronto for a visit. William Davenport cools in Midland for a few days. Palace Arena opened on Monday drawing a happy crowd of skaters. Melvin Drennan, councillor candidate, attended a Moonstone council meeting. David Hurrie from the Standard Bank spent the weekend in Midland. A small group from here attended a dance hosted by Mr Devitt, Reeve of Medonte, at Moonstone on Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Ganton
Toronto
Wm. Davenport
Midland
Palace Arena
Melvin Drennan
Moonstone
David Hurrie
Standard Bank
Devitt
Medonte
Crown Hill Ministers to Lead Sunday Services
Rev. N. Campbell will take charge of services at Crown Hill Edgar and Dalston Union Churches on Sunday next January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Campbell
Crown Hill
Edgar
Dalston Union
Grassy Lake visitors and local church notes
Parker Carruthers of Grassy Lake Alta visits here for several weeks. Mrs J Coxworth and Mrs S McQuay visit Barrie for ill mother Mrs J Speers. Orangemen dance raises nearly 100 dollars. Wm Robertson visits. One motorist stranded, neighbors help, car left till Monday. Jos McLean moves to new village home. Mr and Mrs Harvey Corbett host friends. Presbyterian church holds annual meeting with W J Thompson chairing. auditors report good finances. three new board members added. R A Thompson reappointed treasurer. Ivy youth visit Wm Leach home for a social shower wishing the couple happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker -Carruthers
Grassy Lake
Alta
J. Coxworth
S. McQuay
Barrie
J. Speers
Orangemen
Wm. Robertson
West
Jos. McLean
Harvey .Corbett
Presbyterian Church
W. J. Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Reggie Arnold
H. Corbett
A. Coxworth
Wm. Leach
Mrs. Leach
Local Visitors and Social Roundup at Minesing
Ted MacKay of Toronto called on friends here last week. H. Mayor of Big Bay Point visits daughter Mrs. EH Richardson. Miss Florene Knapp of Barrie spent Sunday at her home. T Lawler of Coldwater visited B F Tracy’s brother. Attended fowl supper at Mr. and Mrs. G Johnston Minesing. all report a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted MacKay
Toronto
Big Bay Point
EH. Richardson
Florene Knapp
Barrie
T. Lawler
Coldwater
B. F. Tracy
Women’s Institute
Women s Institute and UFC Fowl Supper Set at Campbell Home
The Women s Institute and University of Football Club announce their annual fowl supper at Sam Campbell s home on Wednesday January 23. The Edgar Football Club Ross Cup 1923 winners receive a special invitation. Members of both clubs are urged to attend and new members may join via the club secretary. Supper is served at 6 o clock sharp. Rev Neil Campbell of Oro will occupy the Edgar pulpit Sunday next in the pastor s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Institute
U.F.C
Sam Campbell
Edgar
Neil Campbell
Oro
Churchill Women's Institute Meeting Plans January 23
The Churchill Women’s Institute will hold its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. Robert Boyes home on Wednesday afternoon January 23. A good programme has been arranged for this meeting. Everyone is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroud
Churchill Women’s Institute
Robert Boyes
Neely's repairs boots shoes harness in Stroud area
Notice states repairs offered for boots shoes and harness with guaranteed work at fair prices. Orders left at Murray Hunter's receive prompt attention. Located at Craigvale RR1 Stroud and phone 9124.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neely’s
Murray Hunter's
T. S. Neely Craigvale
R.R
Stroud
Bert Hopper Finds Dreco Relief From Three Years of Sciatica
Toronto man Bert Hopper of 264 Ryding Ave credits three bottles of Dreco with relief from three years of sciatica and related symptoms. He reports better sleep appetite and energy, no pain and improved overall health after trying the body builder. Dreco is marketed in Barrie by H. A. Smith and in Allandale by A. E. Patterson and distributed broadly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Hopper
Ryding Ave
Toronto
Dreco
Hopper
Mr. Hopper
Barrie
H. A. Smith
Allandale
A. E. Patterson
Farm Labour notices seek help for 1924 spring season
Rural workers are urged to apply to H A MacDonell director of colonization and immigration at Parliament Buildings Toronto or to the county agricultural representative. Applicants should indicate experience status whether single men or married men with or without families duration of service and wage expectations. Applications will be filled in order received with preference for annual engagements. Authority of Hon J B Martin minister of agriculture. 2 and 4e
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. MacDonell
Parliament Buildings
Toronto
Ont
John
Martin
Funeral Director and Embalmer Firm in Barrie
Funeral director and licensed embalmer firm serving Barrie with Mary and Elizabeth Srs. listed among principals in the motors and horse equipment company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary and Elizabeth
Barrie
The Examiner Ad Pays Off for Readership
A column on page 12 highlights the value of reading The Examiner Ad. The piece promotes attention to advertised items and suggests readers gain tips, deals, and local notices by following the page.
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Quebec - Man
Township of
County of
Holly
Oro Station
Chas. Deering
Huntsville
Alvin Webb
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
St.,Paul’s Choir
Wm. Warnica
Mr. Scudamore
Joyce
St. Paul’s
Mineling
B. B. Shoe Store
Beardsall
Dome
Vipond
Newray
Keeley
Hollinger
Coningas
Goldale
Vickers
Mining Corporation
Cons
West Dome Lake
Castle- Trethewey
Tough-Oakes
Wright-Hargreaves
Nipissing
Lake Shore
McIntyre
Crown Reserve
Teck-Hughes
Argonaut
Coxsutt Gordon Stevenson
Ovenden College
Warrie Residential School For Girls
Ontario
W. H. Martin
Martin’s Yards
Ayrshire
Durham
W. A. McConkey
Blatchfords
Brown & Co
Will
All England
Stord
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