Sale of tire repair shop stock and equipment in Toronto
At 10 o'clock am a sale of the entire stock and fixtures of a tire repair shop in Toronto includes a American steam vulcanizer with moulds tools and more, air compressor, 1 hp motor, Weaver tire spreader, steam boiler, tube vulcanizer, buffing stand, shelving and show case, stock of tires tubes tools gum polish pumps used tires and accessories. Cash terms, steam vulcanizer excluded. N L Martin assignee. L H Carey auctioneer. 12c
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver
N. L. Martin
Toronto
L. H. Carey
County bids sought for boiler and piping
Notice states that bids for boiler and piping may be viewed at the County Treasurer's office in Barrie. Bids must be submitted in writing by noon on March 31, addressed to the undersigned or to the County Treasurer, 12-18 W. Rusk, Box 115, Allandale, signed by the Chairman County Property Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrie
W. Rusk
Allandale
County Property Committee
Tenders for Caldercruix Oatmeal Wall Paper Sealed
Tenders will be received by the undersigned or at the County Treasurer's office up to 12 o'clock noon March 31 1922 for Caldercruix Oatmeal Wall Paper for the Court House Barrie 30 inches wide with one band border and base and heavy grounded ceiling all tenders to be sealed W Rusk Box 115 Allandale
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldercruix
Court House
Barrie
W. Rusk
Allandale
County Property Committee
Tenders for coal for Court House and Gaol Barrie
Tenders are invited for soft coal for the Court House and Gaol at Barrie for the years 1922 and 1928. Submit bids to Box 115 Allandale.
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Social notes from the week end visits in Barrie and area
Toronto visitors and local residents connect across families and towns. Dan Devoy, Margaret Sinclair, Edith Diamond, S M Wells, George McBride, Audrey Firman join a tapestry of gatherings in Collingwood, Toronto, New York and Barrie as D D Dall takes a Fuller Brush post and Mrs Johnston receives a Montreal WCTU welcome.
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Dan Devoy
Toronto
Margaret Sinclair
Collingwood
Edith Diamond
Mary Grasett
S. M. Wells
Arnall
Audrey Firman
Hospital For
Curtain
Graydon
W. R. King
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Gill
Clapperton St
Lorne Ney
Elwood
Minesing
Moore
D. D. Dall
Simcoe County
Fuller Brush Co
Hamilton
Barrie
B. Read Johnston
Montreal
Hochelaga
Women’s Christian Telerance Union
Johnston
W.C.T.U
James Yard
London
Eng
Taxis Conclave Set for Tuesday Evening in Collier Street
The town’s Taxis Boys conclave meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Collier Street Methodist schoolroom. O B Thurlow of Midland directs County Boys Work. W J Walker leads the Taxis Class. Open to all 15 and over boys and interested men. Light refreshments after.
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Taxis
Collier St
O. B. Thurlow
Midland
W. J. Walker
Kennedy Regains Trophy In Bonspiel Final Victory
Hunter Kennedy reclaimed the Boys Trophy by beating S Meredith 16 to 12 after holding the lead. T Kissock of Stroud failed to seize the trophy on Tuesday with a 16 to 9 loss. On Wednesday Bob Malcomson defeated Kennedy 18 to 9 ending Kennedy’s run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Kennedy
S. Meredith
T. Kissock
Stroud
Kennedy
Bob Malcomson
Neely Loses Cattle in Craigvale Incident
Thomas Neely reports two two year olds and a five year old cow bled to death last week in Craigvale. One more cow is reportedly sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Neely
Joseph Harrison Weds Ellen Henry in Barrie Mar 22 1922
At the Presbyterian Manse in Barrie Rev. George A. Brown presided as Joseph Harrison of Allandale married Ellen Henry of Barrie on Wednesday March 22 1922.
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Harrison
Henry
Barrie
George A. Brown
Joseph Harrison
Allandale
Ellen Henry
Andrew Pringle is Dead in Barrie after Illness
Andrew Pringle died at his home on Elizabeth Street on March 18 after a twelve day illness chiefly pneumonia with complications. He was born in Acton Ontario 63 years ago and lived near Barrie for forty years. Survived by wife Louisa Scott five sons James George Albert Robert Cecil and a daughter Mrs Richard Berry. Burial at Union Cemetery after funeral service by Rev E T Douglas at Central Methodist Church. Relatives included James Pringle Port Colborne Wesley Scott Grenfel Mrs E Booth Rosemont and others attended.
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Andrew Pringle
Elizabeth Street
Acton
Ont
Barrie
Louisa Scott
Richard Berry
James
George
Albert
Robert
Cecil
Central Methodist
Mrs Lucy Amelia White Dies After Long Illness in Barrie Home
Mrs Lucy Amelia White died at her sister M R Bertram’s home 23 Owen Street Thursday March 16 in her 55th year after four years of illness. She leaves two sisters and four brothers and was buried in Craighurst beside family members after a service at the house conducted by Rev A R Beverley. Pallbearers were old family friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Amelia White
Oro Township
Wm. Edwards
M. R. Bertram
Barrie
Archie Graham
Toronto
Andrew Graham
Atherley
John
Joseph Graham
Alberta
A. R. Beverley
Craighurst
Mr. Herman
Andrew Osborne
Jos. Willing
Alex. McKay
D. Partridge
Dalston
Norman Stenley
Elmvale
Howard Bertram
Midhurst
Y M C A Exits With Heavy Loss In Exhibition Ice Game
At Mammoth Arena on Wednesday night the Y M C A team, defending 8 S S Hockey League champions, lost to a selected club lineup. Final periods showed 4-1, 7-2, 9-2 as the All-Stars dominated. Cliff Brown refereed a rough contest.
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Mammoth Arena
Y.M.C.A
Cliff Brown
Tuck
Keeley
Roberts
Bogardis
Woods
Cooper
Coles
Jamieson
Nottingham
Wardman
Emms
Armstrong
Vair
Matthews
Thompson
Barrie Citizens Band Granted Regimental Status
The Barrie Citizens' Band is appointed regimental band of the 1st Reserve Battalion under Col. D. H. MacLaren. They gain armory room privileges, hold their first practice in a new band room, with twenty members present including John Hobley resuming piccolo. Applications for bandmaster are expected to be decided soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrie
D. H.maclaren
O.C
John Hobley
Tea price outlook hints higher consumer costs
The Canadian Grocer reports that primary tea markets show strength with upward momentum though local stocks are small. Analysts warn that without relief at the source prices could rise 10 to 15 cents per pound for consumers.
In Memoriam Arnold Mrs Thomas Arnold
In memory of our dear mother Mrs Thomas Arnold who passed away March 23 1919. We are lonely here without you and life is not the same since you were called away. Sadly missed by husband and daughters. The dearest mother and kindest friend always loving and true. Family.
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Arnold
Thomas Arnold
Clarke
Clarke of
Innisfil
Farm stock and household auctions in Essa Barrie area
A series of farm stock and implement sales near Essa Vespra Oro Barrie Minesing and Barrie from March 29 to April 6 led by W A McConkey with auctions by McConkey and Coughlin. Listings include cows Durham bulls farm equipment and household goods at various lots and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Ross
Essa
Durham
Oro
A. McConkey
Leece
Maple Ave
Barrie
Harry Devlin
James St
W. A. McConkey
Scottish Rite Masons Hold Winter Assembly in Barrie
The Winter Assembly of Scottish Rite Masons for the Valley of Barrie met at the Masonic Temple on Monday and Tuesday with large attendance. Degrees from the fourth to the fourteenth were conferred on a class of fifty one candidates by degree teams from Orillia Alliston Newmarket and Barrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley of Barrie
Masonic Temple
Orillia
Alliston
Newmarket
Barrie
Local Notes From The Borough March 20
Harry Banting suffered a kick from a colt with two ribs fractured. Mamie Speers undergoes treatment in Toronto with cousin Dr. Speers and shows limited improvement. Mrs. John Keown and family settled in their new home after arriving from the West. W. A. Miller of Barrie visited last week. Mr. Watson remains under medical care. Bandmaster Lennox trains a new class for the band to join the existing players. Ivy youth groups begin practice sessions.
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Harry Banting
Mamie Speers
Toronto
Dr. Speers
John Keown
West
W. A. Miller
Barrie
Watson
W. J. Lennox
Ivy
Mrs Jos Clayton Plans New Play Ahead
Mrs Jos Clayton considers staging a new play soon. She visited friends in London recently and discussed potential production details with theater associates.
Born Knupp and Osborne births in 1922 Barrie area
In the R. V. Hospital Barrie on March 18 1922 a son George Carson to Mr and Mrs George Knupp of Minesing. In the R. V. Hospital on March 21 1922 a daughter Gladys Jeannette to Mr and Mrs Herman Osborne of Dalston.
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Knupp
R. V
Barrie
George Carson
George Knupn
Osborne
Gladys Jeannette
Herman Osborne
Dalston
Local Notes From Shanty Bay March Record
Miss Lettie Hart of Orillia visits her parents for a week. Rev H Berry preached at the Methodist Church in Mr Mair s absence. Walter Palk traveled to Toronto to visit E R Palk. Aikens a Toronto student led service at St Thomas Church. Mrs Reevie visited her daughter at Hawkestone recently.
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Lettie Hart
Orillia
Rev. H. Berry
Mair
Walter Palk
Toronto
E. R. Palk
Main Avenue
Aikens
St. Thomas’ Church
Reevie
Hawkestone
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