Big June Sale Boosts Bargains At Local Stores
From Vickers to Hunter Bros big June Sale ads promise cut prices on coats suits and shirts. A wide range of merchandises including ladies wear washing sales and mattress deals fill the town pages along with notices of weddings births and church events. Notable items include 10 showerproof coats 5.98 and 4.75 boys tweed suits 1.89, while Robt Christie of Toronto buys Woodlands and plans improvements.
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Vickers
Banter Broa
Big Jane Sale
W.—T. McMaster
Eesa
Cookatown
Ladies of Christ Church
Venora
Hunter Bros
Pall
Bartie
Robt
Christie
Toronto
Cent
Islay
A. Hunter Bros
Local notes from Barrie and neighboring towns
Numerous brief notices from Barrie and area residents. Events include synod attendance in Toronto, visits by Lauria Wright and Mrs Wright, moves and relocations to Grandview and Cobalt, housekeeping and employment changes, and social visits to family homes in Ontario. Also mentions Osgoode Hall graduate Randall McCarthy and university honors for Clarence Washington.
Boards of Education Make Staffing and Budget Adjustments
At Monday night’s board meeting Philip Love was appointed to fill the Gibson vacancy. Public school and collegiate budgets total about $20,000 this year with levy funding. Eleven teachers petitioned for a $500 maximum salary starting September 1907. Inspector Mills praised schools overall but urged kindergarten classes, better attendance control, and two five month terms. 1907 estimates show $19,000 for public schools and $7,905.50 for collegiate expenses, with levies to raise the balance. A ballot elected P. Love to the vacancy. Geo. Ball received 2 votes. Committees added Westney and Love. coal tenders and old seat iron sales were approved. Jacob Martin nominated for the Entrance Board. entrance exams set for June 21–28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Gibson
Philip Love
Mills
Barrie Schoola
West Ward
Greater Cata
G. G. Smith
J. J. Gibson
P. Love
Geo. Ball
Mr. Love
Westney
Lové
Property & Supply Committee
A. W. Wilkinson
Jac. Marlin
Board of Examiners
A Fair Young Life Ended
Miss Mary Isabel Fletcher daughter of Dr Fletcher died yesterday morning after a illness that began with a hill in Toronto and later pneumonia. She was a Christian with many fine qualities and her funeral will be held Friday at 2 p.m.
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Mary Isabel Fletcher
BR. Fletcher
Toronto
Miss Fletcher
Time Table Changes Affect G T R Summer Schedule
Next Sunday the G T R summer timetable alters departures and arrivals. The morning No 61 from Toronto moves from 9:00 to 8:10, reaching Barrie at 10:40 and delaying to Orillia at 10:55. Connections adjust as No 53 from Hamilton reaches Allandale at 10:35 and No 55 arrives Allandale at 8:00, enabling stems to Penetang Colllingwood and Midland at Orillia.
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Toronto
Barrie
Orillia
Collingwood
Flenetang
Hamilton
Allandale
Penetang
Callingwood
Midland
Nakoks Hart
Lins
Rantaville
Tera
Sam
Warden Hosts County Council Visit to Big Bay Point
Warden Boys entertains County Council Town Council and officials at Big Bay Point aboard the Geneva. Races baseball and a tea supper followed a two hour trip from Bayfield Street. Jupp and Boys win playoff 10 to 9 with Mayor Bennett among those applauding the hospitality.
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Big Bay Point
Tow Presa
Conn
Wattie
Vesota
Bell, Shaw
Hammell
Murphy
Sloan
Bayfield St
Big Bay Posse
Geneva
Lochie Johnston
Honora
Snoalder
Jupe
Sheriff
Harvey
Mackharen
W. B. Sloan
J. Bennett
T. Crew
H. G. Robertson
Coffey
Boys
Potter
J.J. Mitchell
Jarding Sutherland
O’brien
Kerr
McConkey
Simpson
Caterer Knight
Bennett
Coun
Jupp
Late Robert Graham of Innisfil Passes Away After 50 Years
The 50 years resident of Innisfil on the ninth line, Robert Graham, died last Friday morning. A former section foreman for the Northern Railway from Allandale southward, he moved to a farm on the ninth line in 1801 and remained there. Born in Surrey England he was a former London teacher. He belonged to St. Pauls Innisfil, where his remains were laid to rest on Sunday. He leaves a widow and six children, two sons and four daughters.
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Robert Graham
Innisfil
Northern Railway
Allandale
Surrey
England
Cominn
Canada
London
St. Paul's
Early Ora settlement reviewed by Lt Col O'Brien
At the Historical Society meeting Lt Col O'Brien read a paper on Early Days in Ora, noting settlement chiefly by English Highland Scotch and Negroes, most of the latter leaving. He recalled Steele election of 1841 and quartering soldiers at Kempenfeldt, with election cost seven hundred pounds, and other early events referenced in the talk.
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the Historical Society
O’brien
Ora
Steele
Kempenfeldt
Capt
Volunteers Head to Camp Niagara in Fine Weather
Perfect weather aided volunteers departing for Camp Niagara on Tuesday. The Simcoe Foresters under Lt-Col McPhee were at full strength. They reached Tolgate and crossed by boat. "A" Squadron Mississaga Force under Major Burtom made a gallant showing. Cavalry rode by rail via Hamilton due to horse transport. Camp duration set at ten days.
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Niagara
Simcoe Foresters
McPhee
Tolgate
Mississaga
Forse
Burtom
Hamilton
Thoroughbred Barks and Farm Sale Notice
A dispersion sale by John Lahmer lists Hillcrest Berkshire swine five hogs twelve sows and ten young pigs for Lot 3 along with Barred Rock and Buff Orpington poultry horses cows and implements. Sale at 2 p.m. by W A McConkey auctioneer with other notices of attendance and obituary details.
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John Lahmer
Hillcrest
Berkshire
Innisfil
Vine
Orpington
W. A. McConkey
Sample Suits For Men in Spring and Summer Sale
Wholesale offers a selection of Spring and Summer Sample Suits at steep discounts. Two complete sets of sample salts will be sold during a grand sale at prices from 4.75 to 13.00, with up to 20.00 value. All men’s good clothes are marked down as well.
Barrie Beats Orillia In Five Run Baseball Clash
Barrie traveled to Orillia and defeated the Orangemen by six to one. Barton troubled opponents, Reardon pitched well for Orillia, but Barrie rallied with four eighth inning runs including a Burton home run. Barrie lineup included Rowe Morren Lennox Barton Scott Coffey Todd Dailery and Fletcher.
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Barrie
Orillia
Orangemen
Barton
Reardon
Burton
Rowe
Morren
Lennox
Bortor
Scott
Coffey
Todd
Dailery
Fletcher
Lacrosse clash ends tight as Bradford edges Barrie
Bradford won from Barrie by a close score of 2 to 1 in a lacrosse match at Agricultural Park on Monday afternoon. Newmarket trailed Barrie 9 to 6 in the junior district last Wednesday. At half time the tally was 2 to 0 in favor of the home team amid drizzle. Barrie players included Hoxsfield Cruise Whitebread Pries McMillan Thompson BoydBomafield Sevigny E Boyd and Marshall. Newmarket’s lineup featured Elhowles Griffeths Duncan Brimson Fox Lamore Rosas Trivett Norm Trivett Epworth Doonan Wilson and Widdia. Referee H Anderson of Beaverton.
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Bradford
Barrie
Agricultural Park
Newmarket
Thie
Hoxsfield
Cruise
Elhowles
Griffeths
Duncan
Brimson
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Warted
L. Roberts
Allandale Bakery
Ratall
P.O
Perry & Alport
ING Company
Xon-Union
Vate Hanks-Marsh Canadian Manufactur
Bloor St
West
Peacock
Knitting Mille
Paris
Ontario
Penmans Limited
Toronto St
Hospital
Hompson
Immmediate Posession
Burton & Bro
GEO, Ball
Jane
Pers
Banter Bros
Dr. Urck Larder
Haileybury
Fowlins
Thompson
Marsh
Scanlon
J.C. Smith
J. McL. Stevenson
Collier St
G. &. Wood
J. E. Wilson
Clapperton St
Craighurst
Bala
Muskoka Lages
Presbyterian S.5
Prince Fosnimi
St. Mary's Church
Maxwell's
Phona
W. ‘Hipkin
Congregational Church
Wrelcome
Hunter, Bros
Big Jane
iWorker Clans
New Elizabeth St
Pi Jane ‘Sales
Oh Ponte
Weatley
Lauria Wright
A. D. Wheeler
Grandview
Man
Fred Foster
Callendar
Gordon Plaxton
Old Country
J.C. Irwin
Striends
Niagara” Falls
Buffalo
Rochester
N.Y. T
Fred Wright
John Dougall
A. B. Hogeboom
Caintown
Neve
Dalston
R. Davidson
Scotland
Mon By
Randall McCarthy
Cobalt
Bank of Commerce
James J. Dowling
Creemore
Wm. J. McLarty
Toronto University
W. A. Lewis
Toronto General Hospital
Hutton
Port Elgin
J. C. Smith
Victoria College
Clarence Washington
Mies +Ockley
Bray
Grace Archbishop O'Connor
Moynad
Crosby and
Zellis
Saratoga
Dean Egan
University of Toronto
M. B. Peacock
Osgoode Hall
Slaght & Agar
Simcoe
Dougall’ Bros
Epworth League
Collier St. Methodist Church
St. Andrew's Guld
Collegiate Institute
Geo. ‘Smith
Bayfield
Ray
Alexander Sinclair
Jhia Fitat
St.Andrew's
Duenar
Séada
Sseaia
W. J. ‘McBean
Faem
Stroud
Owe Hal
Enatang
Farm Ooy
Evuna
Ramdolok
Orange Hall
Barell
Warren
J. Frank
Jackson
MAKER
Ss. Cheesman Cash and Mood Merchant
Talephone
J. Crawford
ANDO
Jas
G. Keenan
Dunlop St
John Crispin
Mary St
Court OF Revision
and Appeal
Municipf
Sale
Dominion Line
Bey
Caion
Greano
Trinity Church
Joseph‘ Arthur
Jauy
GEO._VICKERS
Baseball
Gamble
Stewart
Lacrosse
Hota
Gkow
Fin Tubacnat
Grant Gale
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