For Sale of Lands in Barrie Stoutly Advertised
For sale by the vendors Stewart and Stewart and Geo McDonald exec of June 17 1908 at 13 Owen Street Barrie two lots with adjoining right of way. Lot 33 feet 9 inches by four on Tayheld Street with two stores on site. Also North 2 feet 8 inches of Lot 4 on the east side of Martes or Tees street with two storey building. Property may be bought in bloc or separately. Terms and particulars from solicitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahel
Tayheld Street
Martes
Barrie
Stewart & Stewart
Geo. McDonald
Owen St
Uni. Solicitors
For Sale Brick Semi-Detached House Near Town Centre
For sale a solid brick semi detached house a few minutes from town centre and waterfront. A bargain applies to Hox 5 Bar ele Examinor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hox 5
Barele Examinor
Notice to Creditors in Estate of John Leigh Goldie McCarthy
Executors of the estate of John Leigh Goldie McCarthy late of Barrie Simcoe County physician announce under Ontario law that all creditors must file their claims by July 11 1908 with the executors Leigh ton Goldie McCarthy or John Francis Hope McCarthy at the Home Life Building Toronto. After that date the executors will distribute assets to those with notice and will not be liable for claims lacking notice. McCarthy Osler Hoskin Harcourt solicitors Toronto dated June 12 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
John Leigh Goldie McCarthy
Barrie
Fot Simcoe
Leighton Goldie McCarthy
John Francis Hope McCarthy
Home Life
City of
Toronto
McCarthy
Irwin Going-Out-Of-Business Sale Discount Offer
A sale at Irwin offers one third off cost on assorted items as Indies inventory is cleared. Limited stock and final markdowns drive shoppers to seek bargains before items are gone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indies
Nrinsen
Irwin
Barrie sports and local events fill weekend schedule
Local notices list Barrie Lopes matches against Peterboro and Lindsay with plans for a July game, a grand strawberry festival at Lefroy, and a garden party at St Peters Minesing. Also promoted are lawn mowers, coal sales, a regatta delay, and a major Bark Falls fire with substantial property loss.
Personal notices from Toronto and surrounding areas
Mrs J Y Cameron of Toronto guests Mrs Ann. Addie Culbert of the Roosevelt Hospital N J is home for vacation. Miss Lorie White of Toronto spends a couple of weeks with Mrs Ada White. Mrs E D Brown Blake St left for High River Alberta to visit her sons. Mr and Mrs James Ranter of Toronto guests of Mr and Mrs Hamilton last week. A P Caldwell and children of Alton Ill visit her parents Mr and Mrs John Forsyth. James Frawley named Copper Oils manager, formerly with Bank of Toronto. Miss Marion Drary entertained about forty High School friends at Cedar Lodge Friday. Mrs Charles Stewart and daughter Jeffon spend summer with relatives in Charlottetown. Rev H D Cameron Hare Heads N L spent days with sister Mrs Kester Worsley St. Mim Gentleman at Roberts son’s Drug Store next week demo ing Peter’s and Nestle’s chocolates. G M Miller holidaying in the Maritime Provinces. MacAdam of Toronto acts as Bank of Nova Scotia manager during absence. Miss Eva Garrett of Barrie graduates from Toronto General Hospital and wins a special prize for seatness and honora. Buffalo Express Saturday features full page on Buffalo General Hospital, including portrait of Asst-Supt Miesarine Campbell Barrie. she and sister Georgina Campbell are holidaying at the Almond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Y. Cameron
Toronto
Ann
Addie Culbert
Roosevelt Hospital
Lorie White
Ada White
E. D. Brown
Blake
James Ranter
Bamilton
A. P. Caldwell
Alton, Ill
John Forsyth
James Frawley
Bank of Toronto
Copper Oil
Marion Drary
Cedar Lodge
Mira
Charles Stewart
Jeffon
Charlottetown
Mim
Robertson’s
Nestle
G. M. Miller
Maritime
Mr. MacAdam
Bank of Nova Scotia i
Eva Garrett
Barrie
Toonto General Hospital
Seatness
Buffalo Express
Buffalo General Hospital
Beir
Miesarine Campbell
Georgina Campbell
Dunkirk
N.Y.) General Hospital
Tle Almond
Bride and Groom Shine in Belleville Wedding
Mies Nollial irene daughter of J A Thompson married F Bright Smith in a noon ceremony at the bride’s mother Elizabeth Sr residence. Rev Van Rensellaer Van Norman officiated. The bride wore white organdie with lace. bridesmaid Miss Jessie Smith carried pink carnations. groomman was Vivian Simmons. A luncheon followed at the groom’s father’s home Bellevoir. Honeymoon planned for Mackinac. Gifts included a silver water set from the Ball Telephone staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Nollial Irene
J. A. Thompson
F. Bright Smith
Vivian Simmons
Bellevoir
Tax Rate Lowered One Mill by Town Meeting
A Monday meeting of town officials cut the tax levy to nineteen mills, one mill below last year. Despite increases in street lighting police and sewers, many items were reduced or removed including parks contingencies and lighting. Receipts from licenses rose, while police court fines fell. separate school rate stands at three mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden
Jamieson
Little
Ald. Beardsley
Queen’s
Ross St
Board of Works
Boy Dies in Lightning Strike In Family Room
During a Tuesday storm Michael Bayes family suffers a fatal shock as an eight year old boy Edgar Bayes dies after a lightning strike while seated with his sister aged five and their elder sister. The sister is badly burned and the mother and another girl escape with minor injuries. Two neighbor cattle are killed in the same event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuesdas
Michael Bayes
Edgar
Memorial service at St Andrew's for four congregants
A memorial service was held at St Andrew's Church last Sunday for four church members who died in early June. Rev Dr Findlay, W L Wair, Norman McKnight, and Percy Graham were remembered with moving tributes, praising Dr Findlay's church work and Mr Wair's business acumen while hymns and anthems suited to the occasion were sung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Church
Dr. Findlay
W.L. Wair
Norman McKnight
Percy Graham
McLeod
Findlay
Canada
Wair
Bankers Defeat Allan dale in Ross Cup clash 17 to 6
Allan-dale and Bankers played a high scoring Ross Cup game with Bankers rallying after 6-0 and tallying 12 runs in later innings. Ramsay, Lawr, Barr and Parmalee featured for Allan-dale while Morten, Barton, and Gamble helped Bankers in a hard fought league match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers
Allandale
Archie Borton
Frank Smith
Geo.Morten
Lawr
Ramsay
Allandalers
Barr
Morten
Barton
Pop
Wm. Taylor
Art ‘Se
Lawry
Flesh
Hodsden
Burton
Gamble
King
Morren Musde
Scott
Todd
LeRoy
Parmalee
Morren
Lennox
Kohlmeyer
Heard
Parmalea
Smith
A. Barr
Johnson
Hangere
Parmasse
Methodist Ministers Moved by Toronto Conference
The Stationing Committee of the Toronto Conference issued changes in Bradford and Barrie districts. Ministers shifted include Thomas Legate Goodwood to Minesing and J J Sparling Bond Head to Boston among several reallocations such as C B Jeffrey Walford to Dalston and E T Douglas Beeston to Thornhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Barrie
Toronto
Thomas Legate
Goodwood
Minesing
C. B. Jeffrey
Walford
Dalston
Innisfil
B. Beart
B.A
Innifil
Scarboro
Phreys
Cookstown
Schomberg
E. T Douglas
Beeston
Thornhill
J. J. Sparling
Bondhead
Boston
Seventeenth Session of Reformed Episcopal Synod Camping Plan
Formed Episcopal Synod announces the Seventeenth Session of the First Synod of the Reformed Episcopal to be held at Polat Loma with camping at Christ Church Collier Street. Free use of same Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday offered to suitable party for next week June 30 and July 1. Opening service at Christ Church Tuesday June 1Q at 8 pm. Rev Willard Brewing of Toronto to preach the Synodical sermon. Public invited to attend and visit during sessions Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Synod of the Reformed Episcopal
Polat Loma
Church of Canada
Christ Church
Collier Street
Willard Brewing
Toronto
Church of Christ
Trains Updated with New Time Card Effects
Changes to the timetable take effect last Sunday. Several trains are cancelled or rescheduled, including Nos. 50 and 51. New services include Buffalo Express and Muskoka Express with adjusted north and south timings. Passengers for Collingwood must use the Penetanguishene line at 10.25 as Collingwood train departs before No. 61 returns to Allandale.
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Sl Sre
Cobalt
Barrie
Lves
Hamilton
Toronto
South River
Collingwood
Allandale
No. 61
Buffalo
Muskoka
Penetane Fiver
Parisian Hair Goods at Queen's Hotel Barrie
Prof. Doren of Toronto visits Barrie to展示 the latest Parisian and New York hair goods. The private display in his hotel apartment offers styles that protect and ornament the head, brighten facial expression, and tone an aged appearance. One day only Tuesday June 30 at Queen's Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dorenwend
Toronto
Queen's Hotel
Barrie
Sanitarium for Consumptives Delayed by Board Quorum
Only three Board of Health members attended the meeting to consider T Staton’s plan to convert his establishment into a consumptives sanitarium. With no quorum the session was postponed to Friday night, as the issue bears real importance to the town and warrants citizen attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
IF. M. Montgomery
Perkins
W. C. Hunter
T. Staton
Reward Offered for Recovered Drowned Bodies in Bay
Mrs. Graham and Mr. McKin offer a $50 reward for the recovery of the drowned bodies found in the bay near Bear Point. Chas. Crease, while searching Sunday, recovered one paddle bag from the shore in impaired condition, indicating rough weather and ongoing salvage near the incident site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Mr. McKin
Bear Point
McKeisht
Chas. Crease
Barrie Cricketers Edge Orillia By Two Runs In Rain Hit Match
Barrie cricketers beat Orillia by two runs as rain interrupted play. Scores were 63 to 61 with Payne 20, Wyles 12, Cooke 7 for Barrie and Thompson 11 for Orillia. Second innings unfinished at seven oclock. Bar rie tallied 31 in their ball, Orillia 31 for four wickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrie
Orillia
Payne
Wyles
Cooke
Thompson
Orillian
Arta
June Sale Ends Tuesday at 6 O'clock
A local retailer announces a six day June sale with new lines added, urging early visits to the store. The note warns the sale closes Tuesday June 3 at 6 o'clock and the store will be closed Wednesday July 1 for Dominion Day.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren
J.frank Jackson
Zymole Trokeys
Robertson
Banete
Mfg
Furriers
Barric
Dainties & Back
Solis
Jaadittion
Glomoia
Peeraaie Soy
Barrie Board of Works
John Coffey
E. Donnel Town
A. No.4
R . F. Woop
Aati
Ett
Joimtly
D. Boyes
J. Robertson
Barclay P.O
Donald Ross
J. E. Dickie
Carter
J. A. Stanells Grocery
Elizabeth St. Barr
P.O. Bos
Dideral
al Naga
Bie Cosenston
Edenvale
Jas. McDerott
Elruvale
Ont
R. J. Fletcher
Barri
Pipe Aucton
Harrie
Barris
Senananng
Oro
Jane
Donald Bee
Simcoe
Paire’s
Boy Coal
Sarjeant's
J.W. Gossline
Sophia
John Sts
iTune
Peterboro
Lin
H. B. Otton & Sobs
Brookdale
Trinity Church
St. Paul's
Paiie's
Meredith
Roctory Court
Clare
Assizes
Lindsay
Aly
Geo. Monroe
Colleigate
H.otton & Son
Barric Iaor
Catcher and Clark
Eses St
Presbyterian Church
Lefroy
Scravtton
Sarjeant’s. —Guthrie
Itu Apnogl
Daly
Gowan
Hawkestown
Carthaw Bay
Hawkestone
Carthew Siding
McWaters
Queen’s Hotel
Stevenson's Grove
St. Andrew's Sunday School
Selkirk Atiff-Atay
Lockera
J. W. Gossling
Cooper Shop
Joho
St. Peter’s Church
Joho Plowright
Con
Tex
Park’s
Bawkestone
Aquatic Club
Carthew Bay
Cooper
John and Sophia Sts
Rogers New
Ernest Clark
Frank Cassels
Sarjeant’s
Bark’s Falls
Knight Bros
H. D. Cameron
Hare Heads
Kester
Worsley ‘St
Smith — Thompson
Rawars Eliya
Ceylon
Geneva
Jackson's Point
Citizens’ Band
Campbell
Johnston & Warren
Kempenfeldt
Don Rowing Club
Ocklay
Bayfield St
Geo
Vickers’ Collection
GEO. Vickers
Serdeeneres
Baus
Episcopal Synod
Barrie Cricketers
St. Andrew's
Ita
Norman 4. Black
St - Andrew's
Bartia
Lake Superior Corporation
Sault ‘Ste. Bavie
Hunter Bros
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