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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Nov 14, 1901
Page
5
A pasteurized claim asserts Paine\u2019s Celery Compound cures Bright\u2019s disease and diabetes. Testimony from C Kevill of Dunsford Ontario says fifteen years of kidney trouble improved after two bottles, with pain, nervousness, and fatigue disappearing and restful sleep returning.
Nov 12 in Toronto guest O'Brien and Miss Lucy O'Brien of Duntroon joined at The Woods last week. Mr. Mac plans moving to winter quarters this week. Millie Hart leaves for Detroit to visit her brother Dr. M Hart. J Campbell hauled lumber for a new lakeside house. Shanty Bay remains active through seasons. Mrs. Arch Campbell visited Guthrie relatives. Alberta Campbell of Barrie Hospital visited home. Mr. Harmon lost his horse last week.
D. H. MacLAREN, Druggist in Barrie promotes equal attentive service to all customers from children to adults. He asserts no substitution of inferior drugs and endorses Paine's Celery Compound as safe and unfailing to cleanse blood, brace nerves, correct digestion, and aid the weak. Stock described as fresh and pure.
Mrs Sloan is seriously ill. Miss Annie Goodfellow of Barrie visits relatives. Harry Hughes and sister Frankie of Stroud visit friends on 2nd line. Miss Lyons and Miss Maud Rockwell of Toronto visit their parents. J W Reive won a first class prize at Beeton Plowing Match. Euseley visits sister Mrs S W Moore. George Malcomson rents R W Sloan's paint shop for all job work. W F M S parlor social at Thos Allan's residence. Presbyterian church painting completed. Service upstairs on Sabbath. Thomas Todd of Toronto visiting Joseph 2nd line. Ida F Grose of Lefroy and Will Morton of Sturgeon Falls marry Oct 30 at bride’s parents home. Grose wore grey organdy, Morton supported by Richard Morton. They travel to Newmarket then return to Sturgeon Falls. Stephen Grose rents farm vacated by Geo W Wallace, who leaves farming for huckstering.
Local items from Stroud Nov 11 include Miss M Wilson visiting Holly, Miss Robertson visiting Miss Faris, and a school closure due to diphtheria with reopening on Tuesday. Obituary notes recount Mrs Henry Jeffry of Penetanguishene dying after cancer surgery in Toronto, her husband once a prominent Penetanguishene figure, and their burial at St James Cemetery. Rev Kingston led services at church and cemetery. Mrs Jeffry will be missed by many friends and plant lovers alike.
The Diamond Dye Mat and Rug Patterns from Welle Richardson Co Limited Montreal sends full color sheets of new designs postpaid to any address in Canada or the United States. Ladies use these ready for hooking patterns for home made mats and rugs, with many designs shown at autumn fairs attracting attention.
Conservatives added 48 names, 23 of which duplicate Liberal appeals. Liberals added 113 names, including the 23 duplicates. Absentees saw 45 Conservative removals and 16 Liberal removals. The revision handled over 825 appeals amicably with no affidavits or sworn witnesses.
Castoria G. H. Crawford, who has run a Midland shoe business since September 1900, has given up business and returned to his farm nearby. Halloween pranksters set fire to a straw stack on a farm near Adila causing damage over $100.
Take heed of constant activity weariness leads to nervous exhaustion debility and collapse. Climax Iron Tonic Pills restore vitality and tone the system. Each box contains ten days' treatment priced 25 cents. Available at druggists or by mail from Dr. Lal Medicine Co Kingston Ont.
Grip Quinine Tablets claim no unpleasant effects and fast action, curing grips, colds, coughs, sore throat, neuralgia, and other cold weather complaints. Relief in a dose, cure in a day. Suitable anytime, an occasional dose maintains health. Sold by all druggists at 25 cents per box.
Nov 12 reports Harry Carson travels north for a few months while Norman Mather spends the holiday with family. James goes hunting and George Brooks of Cashtown fills his gap. Miss Alice Stanton of Barrie stayed at home, Miss McClean returns after a visit. A quiet wedding unites Missie Middlebrooks of Stayner to H Scott. The Presbyterian church forms a new choir with Helene Rennick as organist. Mrs Carr and children return from Gravenhurst after months away. Frank Carson leaves to marry.
Nov 11 A Pringle of Holly spent Sunday with Wes Scott. Miss Lena Ruxford of Edgar visits Mrs. W Scott. Miss Nellie Hockridge of Allandale spent Sunday at home. Mr and Mrs Wm Rusk of Allandale visited John Hockridge. Concert at Angus noted. New fence at Methodist church. Brick work begins on new west side school. Geo Money of Lindsay visited. Daniel Dougherty moved to Peterboro. E Tracey hosts Toronto visitors. E Tracey able to go out. Menthol item notes genuine product and warnings.
Nov 12 events include R Miles moving to Caswell house and trips by Donald and Arthur Partridge to New Ontario. Mark Robinson and Ed Elliott attend the Toronto Conference Epworth League Convention in Barrie. Mrs Potts and Mrs Blain of Vigo hosted Mrs Ed Richardson. J Campbell and S and Mrs Campbell received addresses and gifts before leaving for Collingwood. W C Webb hurt his hand. Miss Emma Webb visits Barrie. Nellie Campbell given address and silver sugar tow l before Collingwood. Cassin of Thornton visited his son A Cassin. Zeeman Rupert family visited G Keely of Bimvale. Local churches plan Xmas trees and Christmas services for youth after the holidays.
A compact notice noting a full variety of wines and best of stabling in dock. The brief item emphasizes quality and variety offered, suitable for readers seeking refined options and reliable facilities in the port area.
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