Tenders for Georgian Bay Islands set for summer use land sale
Tenders for Georgian Bay Islands and Telande seaside camps are invited with bids due by May 10. Each bid must include a ten percent deposit and be accompanied by a cheque or cash. Tenders specify the amount offered for each parcel and must be signed by authorized representatives. The department reserves the right to reject any or all proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgian Bay Islands
Telande
Mday
Abe Ulshene
Caer Raat Ik
Tee Baxter
Gibeon
Freeman
Westa
Birth Notices From Barrie Area Abridged
In Barrie on May 16 1909 a son was born to Mr and Mrs James Flanagan of Sanford Street Also in Barrie on May 49 a child was born to Mr and Mrs Adolph Reid of Sophia Street Wallighter Midhurst May 18 yielded a birth to a son for Mr and Mrs Stone of Midhurst Station
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnagan
Barrie
James Flanagan
Sanford Street
Rhid
Adolph Reid
Sophia
Local notices and events listed for Barrie area
In orillia and surrounding towns the Examiner announces wedding invitation services, engraved cards, and a variety of community updates. Highlights include municipal projects, plantings, horticulture society plans, tea promotions, horse riding exhibitions, home improvement ads, and forthcoming public meetings and excursions.
Holiday social notes from Toronto and district
A long list of residents and visitors from Toronto, Barrie, Stayner, and surrounding towns during the holidays. Mentions of Miss Jessie Woods, Miss Jessie McLean, Miss Lenore Gallagher, Mrs. Herbert, Mrs. Foster, Miss May, and several families visiting relatives in Welland, Guelph, Hamilton, and Collingwood. Travel and hospital connections noted alongside a few local work notes and a comment on OPR construction progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ons - Mata Patera
Nagas
Divi- Boy
Howerottse Driv
Cowganda
Mra
Herbert
Hunter
Birdie ‘Ahinebart
Toronto
Chas. Foster
Welland
Haskinal
Jessie McLean
Guelph
Tack
Didd
Gallagher
Thomas’ Lawson
Geezee
Annie Berk
T.n.hobley
Higgins
Stayner
Minnie Smith
Charlotte
Greg
St | Grove
M. Ganton
Hillsdale
Douglas Caldwell wedding at Victoria Day home
Miss Jennie Caldwell daughter of Mr and Mrs George Caldwell wed Mr James Douglas of Victoria at the Caldwell home on Victoria Day May 24 at 3 80 pm Rev Br T Douglas brother of the groom officiated The bride wore a cream silk veil dress with bridal veil and May Mowers the going away dress was brown liberty silk with a white hat trimmed in brown May colors
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Jennie Caldwell
George, Caldwell
Wd. Gilchrist
James Douglas
Victoria
Br. T. Douglas
Military Camp Gospel Mission At Barrie Church
A Gipsy preacher from London England will lead a special mission at the Baptist church on Sabbath June 1 with forenoon and evening services. This is his first Canada visit and he travels with Mr JW Figan founder of Figan's Homes. He will go to the West and United States then return through New York. He recently preached at Yonge St. Mission and plans to share stories of his travels and ministry. Parishioners urged prayer and cooperation for the event as Hoyl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anothd Hvanghlist
London
England
Baptist Church
Gipsy
Canada
Figan
West
United States
New York
Henda
Bervice
Pam Mager Mainea
Iti
Poucher
Graham Taa
Caldwell
Ren Teal
Stapleton
Board _ “ok Works
Dunlop
Hligabeth
Bradford
St. Aldy
Bayfield St
Clapperton’ St
Reeve
Wesley
Ald
Horsefield
Reeve Garden
Wair
Toronto
Garrett
Reeve ‘Garden
Victoria Day Celebration Recap and Cup Results
The event featured heats with entries in the 2.90 class and 12.60% speed. Frank dominated all three heats with top time 1.09 minutes. The Shamrocks edged Holly in a close relay to win the silver cup as Reynolds of Mount Forest won the five mile race in 29.15. Kell of Holly was second, Day of Penetang third, Storey fourth, and Lyle fifth. A prize pool of 50 dollars was split into four awards.
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Frank
Shamrocks
Holly
Reynolds
Mount Forest
Ming Ww. Kell
Hally
A. Day
Penetang
R. Storey
W Lyle
Maud Ag
Singec
Sedheart
Leadley
Aaron Bred
W.j.gilks Viet
Why
Jim
AL Switzer
Jim Fisher
O'Nef Dan’ Bright
Maud A
Fy Hinds
Sayk Craig
J.gilks
R. Wii ‘Taylor
Fort Garry Third in King's Plate Record Time
Fort Garry finished third as Mentry steered Fort Garry to the front early in the race. Tollendal led the Seagram trio as Shimone se swept to win by a widening margin over Fort Garry with a final time of 2.10 2-5, a new plate record.
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Fort Garry
Hendrie
Shimonese
Eee Mentry
Netaju
Tollendal
Mentty
Gilbert
Cen
Fort
Prizes Offered For Sweet Pea Show By Barrie Society
The Barrie Horticultural Society offers two yearly subscriptions to The Barrie Examiner as prizes for the first two bouquet classes. Bouquets must contain at least fifty blooms and be presented at The Warmerman office during the first week of June. A noted decorator from Toronto and Ottawa will return to Barrie to advise on decorating, wood finishing, and paint work, with orders to Box 645 P.O. for prompt attention and estimates.
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Barrie Hotel
Barrie
Innisfil
Perennies Ao Ald
Térman
Fale
Lennox
Cowan & Brown
Agua
Barre
Centre Simcoe Farmer's Institute
Centre Simcoe Women’s ‘Institute
A Wood
James Duff
Fae
Craighurst
P. R
Parry Sound
Alliston
Muskoka
Johnny Canuck
Shweragh
Flushing
Barrie Tanning Co
Stap
Barrie’ Horticultural, ‘Society
Canada
Wrarainer
Outram
Arta
Toronto
Ottawa
Will
Bargains This Week From Gray & Co Piano Board Offers
Local ads list bargains including a square piano priced at 65 and related terms. The snippet shows sales wording and price cues from Gray & Co. with mentions of board items and weekly offerings, reflecting a period newspaper classified style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piao Boardivan, Gray & Co
Central Opens With Narrow Win In Opening Game
The Centrals beat Carriage Works 4 to 3 in a close opener with Hornfeld scoring for the wood trimmers and Longhurst, Johnson, and others contributing. Cameron's batting spree later helped the Aquatic Club win 8 to 5 over Carriage Works, while Trinity Church routed the Shamrocks 23 to 5 in the fifth.
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Wasi
Thors
Hornfeld
Johnson
Longhurst
Meeking
Horsfield
Lawlor
R ‘Perry
Connora
Johnston
Ferguson
F Longhurst
Jp Centrals
W. Lett
W. Ness
W. Hartt
R. Town
J. Coffey
R. Stewart
Scott
Oliver
Cameron
Tah
Per
Aquatic Club
Tyrer
Lake Ss
Lis
Wh Want Correspondents In Better Way For News
Fragmented text discusses improving correspondent work and local news publishing. It mentions education, newspapers, and advertising local news, with garbled phrases about weekly budgets, parks, and attention. The piece reads like stray notes on editorial practice and public notices.
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Jornston
Warren
J Frank Jackson
Nyal
Robertson
Panama
Andrew
Wallace
Stroud
W.C.W. McCullough
Nantyr
Donald Ross
Kay Spedding
Marcey, Dufferin
Poultry ‘Yards
COAL
the Sarjeant Coy
Boone
Harry D
Tanto
Venger
Banker Makers
Lidl Asket Fageony
Hugh Street
Wallington
Borat Roash
Serps
Turon
Omar Rete
Star
Herbert Morgan
Ik Bridgwood
Henna
Mingy, Holl, Balm
Tng
VOLES
Eee
Barrib
Ieaid
J.E. Dickie Carter
J. A. Fraser
Elizabeth
P.O. Box
Gipsy Hawkins
The
Nook
Rena
Mision
Olpay Boy
Department of Indian
Afzal ” Haya
Mivisie
Ehuret
Ironis
Andy Town Improvement Society
Sa Brown
O'S
Moffatt
Orillia
Barry
Ramsay
Jy. Coffey
Loma
Messrs. Robertson
J. Cameron
Victoria Day
Campbell
Johnston & Warren
Reeve's
Simcoe
Woman's’ Christian Temperance Union
Gravenhurst
Ben. Spence
County Corres
Ponding
N. B. John‘ston
Jessie’ Woods
Tomy
Ta Yielts
Miay
Laur
fReie
McLarty
Heniton
Mary. Wilkinson
Gladys Dougall
Hamilton
Isaac Carter W
Milford
Ray
Sunnidale
Alistair MacLaren
Brereton
Frank’ Jackson
Thos Johnson
Duncan
Murchigan
MacLaren
Amsden
Algonquin Park
James Livingstone
O.P.R
Dalhousie
Milla
Douglas
HE. Henson
Wellington
Bertzy
Bereau
St. On
Styiggis
Pola
Botite Heintzivan & CO
Bartie Music Store
A. FY Garrett
Sports
Centraus
Aquatios
Trinity Church
Jamrocks
Trinity” Boys
Corbett
C. Burton c
Bett
E. Hook
Brinn
Partridge
Patterson
Trinity
Meta
Horse Field
Kitbyy
Broynlee Ley
C. Sloan
Rf. G. Rogers
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