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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 03, 1910
Page
8
If eggs seem boiled too long, crack the shell top with a spoon to release heat and halt further hardening. Do not use flannel for needle books as it may contain sulphur that rusts needles. linen or chamois works better. Clean brass with oxalic acid, apply with a woolen dauber, then polish with chamois in whiting. Buy a small dish mop to wipe underneath radiators and in bathrooms.
A vintage advert touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as remedy for teething pain and wind colic, claiming it soothes the child and softens gums. It notes worldwide druggist availability, a 25 cent price, and urges customers to ask for the product by name.
The note suggests adding half a teaspoon of powdered ginger two tablespoons of sugar and juice and grated rind of half a lemon to apple pudd ing. It also advises removing dust from room plant leaves and sponging with tepid water mixed with a few drops of paraffin to keep them glossy. It ends with the claim Minard's Liniment cures diphtheria.
Barrie and Preston played a high scoring third game with Barrie rallying from a five goal deficit. Rahn repeatedly shot from center, Barrie defense held, and Barrie struck twice in the late minutes to seal an 8 to 6 victory. Key moments saw Horsfield injured, Beith and Walker scoring for Preston, and Rowe landing a final Barrie goal. Referee Anglin. Timekeepers Dyment and Bowman. Penalties to Shantz, Meeking, Rowe, Longman, Foyston, Walker, and Sullivan.
In a high tempo clash Barrie Juniors defeated Preston 9 to 7 to push the match to a third game on neutral ice. At halftime 5-5, Barrie pulled ahead before Preston rallied in the last ten minutes. Alf Raha starred for Preston, while Barrie’s Rowe and Stan Horsfield stood out for their strong showings as both teams pressed hard and drew penalties from Referee Livingstone.
The ad touts Parisian Sage as a top hair tonic defending its claims against imitators. It promises rapid results against dandruff, falling hair, and scalp itch based on Dr Sangerbond theory, offering a money back guarantee in two weeks and a 50 cent bottle, with assurances from D H MacLaren and H G Robertson as retailers.
A rough gritty junior hockey game drew a crowd of over 1 000 as Preston and Barrie traded goals. Beith and Rahn starred for the Colts with Foyston and Meeking also contributing, while penalties plagued both sides in a 15 to 15 tie after a tense back and forth.
The Grand Trunk Railway System announces reduced second class colonist fares to California British Columbia Mexico Oregon and Washington from March 1 to April 15. Details available from Grand Trunk Agents or J D McDonald D P A G T Ry Toronto Ont.
Effective campaign posters ten feet high and twenty one feet long have been erected on Bradford Elizabeth and Bay streets. Zam B uk advertising and the Fulford Co promote a saleable remedy and expect good results from their efforts.
Western Canada passengers appreciate growing advantages of traveling via the Grand Trunk Railway System and its St. Clair Tunnel route with unsurpassed service on a double track nearly to Chicago. Choices of routes from there pass through key Canadian and U S cities. Good farming land evident, making the long trip pleasant. Call Grand Trunk Agent for tickets and route details.
Announcement hopeful for Barrie music fans as Mark Hambourg plans a recital at the Grand Opera House on Wednesday evening April 13 subject to sufficient support from subscribers. Musicians urge favorable backing, with pledge lists at local music stores to cover the guarantee.
The notice advertises wedding invitations available at The Examiner office in printed or engraved formats. It also urges readers to renew subscriptions to the Horticultural Society and mentions Port Arthur planning a deputation to Ontario Government seeking city governance by a commission.
An old advertisement claims women's misery stems from constipation and that Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills cure by regulating bowels kidneys and skin. It promises rapid improvement in headaches biliousness and vitality and notes the product is sold by W H Comstock Co Brockville Ontario at 25 cents per box.
Barrie merchants tout genuine bargains and easy terms to attract shoppers. The ad promises confidential credit with small down payments and weekly or monthly installments. It advertises a full line of house furnishings, dry goods, and clothing for ladies, gentlemen, and children.
The Barrie House Furnishing Co. announces store hours from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. under proprietor D. G. Davidson at Five Points.
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