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Newspaper

Barrie Examiner

Location

Barrie, Ontario, Canada

Date

Mar 17, 1910

Page

5

Pill Priced At Twenty Five Dollars A Box

A pill said to be worth twenty five dollars a box is sold at 25 cents. FIG PILLS are claimed to cure indigestion sour stomach kidney or liver trouble by removing poison from the system. They promise renewed vitality for men and women and are on sale at leading drug stores.

Union Services for the Deepening of the Spiritual Life

A week of union services runs March 21 to March 25 at five churches. Readings and talks on revival cover the Holy Spirit, prayer, faith, and the fruit of revival led by Rev. Dr. McLeod Rev. J R Aikenhead Rev I G Bowles and Rev Mr Smith Peck at Collier Street Methodist Congregational Reformed Episcopal St Andrews Presbyterian Elizabeth Street Methodist. Public invited.

D. W Collier St Congregational Church J. R. Aikenhead Reformed Episcopal Mr. Hipkin I. G. Bowles St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Elizabeth Street Methodist Dr. McLeod Mr. Peck

Minard's Liniment Cited as Cure for Croup in Notice

Minard's Liniment Co Limited announces its product as a sure cure for croup. The notice, dated Sept 1 1905 from Hawkshaw New Brunswick, praises MINARD'S LINIMENT and claims no equal remedy.

Minard’s Liniment Co., Limited Minard Chaseb SHARP Hawkshaw N. B

Local notices and society updates in Hamilton district

The column items report widespread illness in the Sixth Ward and various visits and movements. People include Mrs J B McDonald of Omemee, Miss Elsie Atchison of Lethbridge, and Eva Storey and Ethel visiting in Toronto and Barrie area. Local clergy and church events feature Rev J E Starr, Rev F C Harper, and an evening with Dickens by the Y M C A A large crowd attended. Officers in the Allan Dale Women’s Auxiliary and Girls' Auxiliary were installed with named officers.

Wes. Dobson Hamilton la Grippe J. B. McDonald Omemee E. Crawford Innisfil Burton Ave Russell Perry Toronto Day Burk’s Falls Eva Storey Ethel Bimcoe Mr. Beasley Collingwood J. McMorran J. E. Starr J. R. Aikenhead Elsie Atchison Lethbridge Alta Fred Dollery J.E. Starr Holly Peter Gillespie Patterson Block Dollery Block Burton Avenue St. Catharines Grand Orange Lodge Davidson Hodsden Gladys West Agnes Farrow Rebecca Siigley Dorcas Mary Firman Edna McCausland Gladys McDonald Allandale Women’s Auxiliary Wilson Murphy Walton Firman Leonard Dorcas Sec’y and Treas Marshall

Poacher Responds to Ex Ald Gray on Ward VI Seat

The editoral-poached letter argues Gray improperly secured the Ward VI seat, aided by Carriage Co. votes, misrepresented qualifications, and a disputed oath. The writer contends Gray knew his status, cites debts and deficits, and criticizes the prior January illegitimate qualification while urging proper eligibility for future electors.

Ald. Gray Ward VI Carriage Co Mr. Gray Donnell Gray

Beautiful New Church Opened at Stroud by Presbyterians

Stroud Presbyterian Church celebrated the opening of its new octagon church on March 13 1910 with Rev Dr McLeod Rev Samuel Lyle D D and Rev Mr Crockett preaching Vigorous praise for architect Mr Thompson and contractor G C Allan Churchill choir led by G C Allan performed amid a two day program attended by about 450. Total cost about 11000 dollars with fundraising reaching around 500 dollars.

Stroud Stroud Presbyterian Church Samuel Lyle Hamilton General Assembly Crockett Church of the Living God Churchhill Choir G. C. Allan Dwight Rogerson A. J. Allan Ida Rogerson Churchill Dr. Leader R. Duncan D. Rogerson Rev. L. McLean R. A. Sutherland John Robertson W. J. Goodfellow John Cowan Frank Robertson Will. Cowan R. Ferrier Irving Nelson D. Boyes Alliston The Valley Seating Co Dundas Barrie L. McLean Mr. Padget R. J. Sturgeon Angus McLeod Stroud Presbyterians Douglas Stanbury Toronto St Andrew’s Choir Reta Griffith St. Andrew’s Moore Morgan, Brown Johnston Mr. Dunbar Harry Lauder

Quaker Oats Featured As Top Brain and Muscle Food

An article in a major magazine praises proper food selection for brain and muscle development. It notes oatmeal, especially Quaker Oats, as a perfect, flavorful, clean option widely consumed in Britain and Europe and urges Americans to eat more for better health and strength.

Europe

Toronto Ticket Offer From Canada to Pacific Coast

From March 1 to April 30 the Chicago and North Western Railway runs tourist sleeping cars daily from all points in Canada to the Pacific Coast. Free reclining chair cars and first class coaches via St Paul or Duluth to Winnipeg. For full particulars contact B H Bennett General Agent 46 Yonge St Toronto Ont.

Chicago & North Western Railway Canada Pacific Coast St. Paul Duluth Winnipeg B. H. Bennett Yonge St Toronto

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Vec Bank of Toronto Barrie and Allandale C. R. Latimer Christy Cluett Reyneir Alex. Milne & Son Dunlop R. A. Dehart Massey-Harris Co Dunlop St VIA Tata Railway West R. L. Thompson D P.A Union Services Jno. Elder Baptist Church F. C. Harper Geo. Lawrence Thos Gray Examiner Allandale Advocate Victoria Day C. W. Poucher Bible Society Presbyterian Church Capital Dream National Manufacturing Co Mulcaster Street Cookstown Miss Brown Brantford Harry Fisher Anderson’s Zephyrs Gookstown Vatos SsTr Tou Hambly Canadian Northwest British Columbia Allan Line Malcomson Insurance Owen Street Examiner Office
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