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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 23, 1922
Page
11
Carshaw fights to close the gap on a fugitive pair as gunfire erupts in the dark. A roadblock by a herd of oxen forces a dangerous slowdown, forcing Voles and Mick the Wolf into a wreck that propels them from the car. Winifred and Rachel Craik survive the collision.
An ad explains catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications and requires constitutional treatment. It cites inflammation of the Eustachian tube causing rumbling and hearing loss, claiming Hall's Catarrhal Medicine acts on the system to reduce inflammation and restore hearing, with a local drugstore reference.
In a tense escape along the Post Road, Rex Carshaw fights off Mick the Wolf and Voles as Winifred Bartlett is carried to safety. They flee toward a hotel on Long Island Sound, crossing gates and dodging gunfire before reaching Miss Goodman’s rooms in East Twenty Seventh Street.
Carshaw delays announcing his marriage to Winifred after a first kiss. They travel by inn and discuss motives while avoiding passion. A cautious act against public scandal leads to a night spent with the innkeeper, as Winifred rests and the couple face uncertain futures.
A Saturday market price listing shows eggs at a new low with good supply, figs 25 to 30 cents per dozen, wholesalers securing 23 cents, butter steady at 45 cents, chickens 33 to 35 cents per pound, cabbage 5 cents per pound, limited apples, Timothy hay 15 dollars per ton, wood scarce due to bad roads, potatoes 1 dollar per bag, and other items including marrowfat beans 10 cents per pint and dressed beef at 12 cents per pound.
Market report lists fall wheat at 1.10 in Alliston and 1.20 to 1.30 in Orillia. Spring wheat 1.00 to 1.05 in Alliston. barley 45 to 60 cents in Alliston and 50 cents in Orillia. Oats 45 to 50 cents in Alliston and 50 cents in Orillia. Rye 80 cents in Alliston and 75 to 80 cents in Orillia. Potatoes and eggs vary. potatoes 90 cents to 1.00 in Orillia and eggs around 40 to 32 cents. Butter ranges 25 to 32 cents in Alliston and 38 cents in Orillia.
Coal processing yields ammonia and tar alongside gas and coke. Aniline derived from coal tar drives most dyes in commerce. The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen counts 30,000 members with a $450,000 treasury. Saccharin, a sweetness 300 times sugar, comes from coal tar.
W. A. Lewis M.D. C.M. and C. S. Dickson B.A. MB announce surgery and gynecology practice at 56 Collier Street Barrie with contact phone 61.
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