Whitney’s Health Plan Turns Sour For Ontario
Saturday Night labels Dr Whitney a quack for courting office and fees over Ontario’s good. It contrasts his stance with the late Mr Meredith’s principled leadership, arguing the opposition should serve the public interest rather than seek personal wealth through government control.
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Ths
Ontario
Ross
Whitney
Meredith
Oliver Mowat
Flo
Mr. Whitney
Mr. Ross
Brentwood Local Notes Reflect Illness and Visits
Sept 16. Mrs W Wallace and Mrs E Comartin have been on the sick list lately. John Hodgins returned from a few days visit to Toronto. Miss Louisa Desjardine spends a short time at home before returning to work in Toronto. Miss Annie Lucas visits friends in Gibson for a few weeks.
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W. Wallace
E. Comartin
John Hodgins
Toronto
Louisa Desjardine
Annie Lucas
Gibson
Father Gearin chapel organ at Mount St Louis shown
At Mount St Louis Father Gearin’s church hosts a new chapel organ displayed at the Toronto Industrial. The Berlin Company supplied the instrument, purchased from A. F. Garrett at Barrie Music Store.
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Father Gearin
Mount St. Louis
Toronto
Berlin Co
A. F. Garrett
Barrie Music
Edenvale Social News Highlights
Sept 16 notes from Edenvale record visitors and events including Miss Miller of Jacques Lake staying with Miss Evelyn Culham, John McDonald’s home visit from Sturgeon Falls, a Campbell wedding in Holly, an excursion to Tamiscaming, Rev J J Redditt preaching, and Nellie Campbell’s return from Fennells.
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J. J. Redditt
Collier Street
Barrie
Nellie Campbell
D. Nesbitt
Fennells
W. Burkholder
A. Richardson
New Flos Notes and Sunday Guest Gatherings
Sept 16 reports mention C Houle of Collingwood visiting New Flos with friends. G Bowser of Bond Head spends a few days at home in New Flos. Miss A Pearson returns to New Lowell after weeks with her parents. Mrs Holiday of Toronto visits sister Mrs J Timlin. Miss Mary Dewsbury of Penetanguishene holidays at her home. Mr Bull delivers an Ebenezer church sermon on the rejected stone verse, urging Christian building on Christ.
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A. Pearson
New Lowell
Social in Aid of Union Society a Decided Success
CRAIGVALE September 16 The social for the Union Society of Endeavor was a decided success. J P Johnston of Penetang spent Sunday in town. W Stuart and Misses C and Libbie Sawyer of Cherry Creek visited J Hughes. S H Broley left for Weyburn. Miss Smith of Penetang visiting C E Chantler. F Robertson of Knock called at R McConkey's. Broley gave an At Home to friends. Miss Carrie McConnel returned from Toronto. Mr and Mrs H C Black spent Sunday at Thornton. R McConkey's stable burned last Wednesday night. Open Division on September 30 Everyone welcome. Sad illness of Eddie Maneer with little hope of recovery. Miss F Reynolds married to J Simpson Pittsburgh. Barrie Exhibition next week. everybody urged to attend.
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Union Society of Endeavor
J. P. Johnston
Penetang
W. Stuart
C. and
Libbie Sawyer
Cherry Creek
J. Hughes
S. H. Broley
Weyburn
Miss Smith
C. E. Chantler
F. Robertson
Knock
R. McConkey
Broley
Carrie McConpell
Toronto
H. C. Black
Thornton
Eddie Maneer
Harvest Home festival and football tie at Minesing
Miss Mary Crawford from Avening and Miss Rose Collins visit Minesing. Returned missionary Miss Hancock from China relates wartime experience in Tien-Tsien. Typhoid recovered for Mary Scott. Local visitors from Toronto Parry Sound Barrie and others attend Toronto Exposition. Harvest Home festival yields over 95 dollars with music and speeches. Dalston Minesing football game ends in a tie.
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Mary Crawford
Avening
Rose Collins
Thornton
S Roud
M. Hancock
China
Wom. Standen
Hancock
Tien-Tsien
Mary Scott
Victoria Hospital
Barrie
Flossie
Ida Kerfoot
Toronto
Miss Campbell
Parry Sound
Jacobs
D. Wood
D. Dixon
John Maw
Scott Primrose
Ww. Addison
T. G. Livingston
Frederick Foyston
Frank Orchard
Methodist Church
Dalston
Midhurst
Russelton
J. J. Bedditt
John Bedford
Elmvale
T.J Paton
J. J. Redditt
Minesing
Lance
the Lance
Anten Mills Community News and Social Notes
Mrs and Miss Garrett return from a three months England trip. Mrs Joseph Brown breaks a rib and hopes for a speedy recovery. Fred Robertson marries. Miss Mary McLaughlin returns to Toronto after two months at home. John Muir heads to Nairn Centre for winter. Minnie Richardson visits Penetang Midland and Christian Island. Bert Herring visits Elmvale home. Local youth attend Minesing supper and report a good time. L Knapp visits Kingston. Toronto Fair visitors include several residents. Herb Knapp spends Sunday at Wm Wilson’s Likeview. Millie McMichael and Bertha Carson visit home from Toronto. A planned light at church doorway after evening service due to recent entry trouble.
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Garrett
England
Joseph Brown
F. Robertson
Town Line
Fred
Mary McLaughlin
Toronto
John Muir
Nairn Centre
Minnie Richardson
Penetang
Midland
Christian Island
Bert Herring
Elmvale
Minesing
L. Knapp
Kingston
Millie McMichael
Bertha Carson
Bird-Shot For Tiger Tiger disease warned against bird-shot
A raspy ad compares consumption to a tiger and warns bird-shot is useless. It claims Scott's Emulsion strengthens the body to fight the disease and soothes the lungs. A free sample offer is included with a Toronto address.
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Scott
Frawley and Moore Promote Special Lines of School Shoes
The store highlights a wide range of school shoes for miss and boys with features like oil pebble leather, box calf, and waterproof grain styles. Prices range from 75 cents to 1.75 dollars, with sizes covering Misses 11 to 2, children 8 to 10, boys 1 to 5, and youths 10 to 13, in Barrie.
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Barrie
Local Social Notes From Innisfil And Surrounds
Miss Ada Parker spent Sunday in Innisfil. Miss Christie Sneath of Midhurst visited her aunt Mrs T Wallwin. Miss Winnie Highland spent Sunday in Phelpston. Miss Agnes Lambie returned home after a week with an aunt at Jackson's Point. Mrs Kenneth Cameron of Seventh line visiting friends in Peterboro. Will Smith of Seventh line and Miss Lillie Collins spent Sunday in Minesing. John Lambie spent Sunday in town. Miss Maggie Kenny spent Sunday with friends in Barrie. Miss Minnie Wiggins returned from Sarnia. Harry Carson went to the North West. Miss W Coles spent Sunday under parental roof. Mr and Mrs Harry Mains visited Mr Sewrey on Sunday. Mrs Adam Smith and Miss Kirkup called on Mrs L Leadlay last week.
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Ada Parker
Innisfil
Christie Sneath
Midhurst
Regina
T. Wallwin
Winnie Highland
Phelpston
Agnes Lambie
Jackson’s Point
Kenneth Cameron
Peterboro
Will Smith
Seventh Line
Lillie Collins
Minesing
John Lambie
Maggie Kenny
Barrie
Minnie Wiggins
Sarnia
Harry Carson
Northwest
W. Coles
Harry Mains
Sewrey
Adam Smith
Miss Kirkup
Mis. L. Leadlay
Dalston Social News and Maple Leaf Football Tie
Miss Leslie from Michael Reese Hospital in Chicago visits Dalston friends while Rev and Mrs Douglas return from the Pan-Amer ican. Local visitors include Miss May Robson and Miss Maud Teasdale. The Maple Leaf football team ties Minesing in a rough wind swept season closer. E Addison Edgar refereed.
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Leslie
Michael Reese Hospital
Chicago
Douglas
May Robson
Maud Teasdale
Josephine
Thurston and Son
Barrie
Dalston
Dunn
Thornton
Caldwell
Elliott
Vespra
William Elliott
Bert Bell
Crown Hill
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Barrie Examiner
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the Examiner
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Brentwood
Edenvale
Craigvale
Anten Mills
Toronto Fair
Miss Carson
Tiger
Bcott & Bown
Comaine
Dominion
Excelsior Business
Frawley & Moore
Barrigc Music Store
Heintzman & Co
Berlin
Williams
Barrie’s
Dunlop
Scott’s Bookstore
Scott's Store
Careant & Sieths
Sarjeant & Smith
Elizabeth Street
Oro
Srael Emery
Dalston P. 0
Clara H. Strong
A.T C.M
Toronto Conservatory of Music
John Street
Voters List Court
Hs Honor
County of
Simcoe
Court House
E. Donnell
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