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Page Six :5.Wrax1e-krbon to Durham, 16.5] .!Il_.. xiles -`Barrie to Midland, 26 miles. D....~-,.- #1; llnnini. 10! vunnz uaxuc uv 4usuuauu, nu uunua. Preston to Guelph, 12.5 miles. Baris to Gait. 13 miles. 3... Port Dover to Jarvis, 8 miles. L Clappi-son s Corners to High- No. 8, 8 miles. 2. Chambers Coiiners to Fort -, 28 miles. 3. St. Cz1`.J1a1'ines to Alllanburgg 31-- First Pjpgg g300. Sunule1`I-.md CASH are the vnn nun ' "1_[4}i_(;% YOUR A_N.$'WER ro-DAY `.z1' to Brooklyn, BOYS & BOYS, BARRISTERS, Rnlinifnrc Nnf.arna PIIHHB nnn. PRIZES f"TCU!`?S"". Orillia, 1\I..\x1MUi\I AVA1:13 .$2,000 .$1,000 . $700 $200 $200 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $10 Jancc in bzL1'1'c.1s yet. On account of -thc_(lu1I xvczlthcr the :1t.`.vcmh\ncu \`::1:~. Pomaboes at $2 a bag we're the` feature of Saturday's market. A few bags sold for $1.75, but in the main the marketers held out for the higher price. Eggs of good grade quoted at 50c a dozen. But- 't:er brought 39c and 40c a pou'nrl. Sprinp: chickens and fowl sold at 30c` and 25c a pound, rcspeotivcdy. A1)-. ples were scarce and rzmg'ed in `price from 25c to 60c :1 basket. 1 V |1`he_\' have not put in an ;1pp(-z1r- % c n1_\' aV`c1'a_<:o. E 11..:,.n . . em 1 G1'z1p(a-4 ................... .. `Ptuch Tomatoes . [I-Iipu Tomatoes iCe1c1'_\' Beck ................... .. Carrots `Radish {Lpttuce ................. .. `Green Onions ..... .. Turndps ................. .. Cucumbers ........... .. Butter Beans ..... .. Cabbage .............. .` Egg Plants .......... .. Red Peppers .- Cauliower ..-. ;. uu.un..x .. Onions ........................ .. Peppers ..................... .. `Cami-aloupes .. .. Parsnips ..................... .. Squash ................. .. Vegetable Marrow . Pumpkins ................. .. I There is no fool like the youmgl fool who rtrries to act like an old foo-1. . I ployees, recommends, among other things, that the increase of six per cent. 4a.wa.1'dec1 by the United States Labor Board to conductor-s, rmin- men and yardmen two years ago, be ...I .~..J....l 3.. I`.-H.-...-..-I... Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Etc.` Money to Loan at Lowest Rates of Interest. u.u,u. uuu. _yu..u.uu.... v adopted in Canada. I Street or 11.17.17. No.. Win 1 uuuuu uuu; u.` Puzzlc Manager, Room 207 THE MALL & EMPIRE. Toronto, Canada. Numbers` . . . . . . ..and ........are thel twins that I have found. If those are correct please give me the 950 points and i tell me how to gain the nal 50 points to I win First Prize. I But upon oxztnmlnation you will see that l the others. In sumo the difference may be hat or in the brimming on the hat or the rinL:s, or lmth. Only two are exactly alike. rah o:u'oful1y. l Postomce. The Market ; VI-JII l\IJJ`nn coupon below, ll in your name and started for the Big First Prize. TWIN PUZZLE COUPON 1.. 'u..n.-...m Dnrnn On ! send in your answer. Some- 3. Make that somebody be Ofce, Ross . 20-50c h:1.<'.{.l :'>0c ba=k.| -10c }). .X:!{ ' ...... .. s10c l_)z1sk. Sc bunch Sc bunch .. . `2.0c bask. . . . . .. 5c bunch .... .. 10c bunch . 5c bunc-11 ....... .. 5c each 30-35c bask. ........... .. 15c qt. . 5-10c eachl '_'.'fff.' E62 $2 .... .. 6 for 25 10-15c each .|.v ;u\. w..w ..... .. 5c bun; 10-20c each , 10-20c each -ne.A ; v~u uvu v..u.\,u 10-20c each 1%} 222%; .. $2.50 bask. 10-35c each 48-50c doz. .. 38c lb. nn v'uu\. cum: V 50c bask. Province. . . THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1926 4 llamieson Is Chice 1 In S. West Simcoe TDRS. LITTLE & LITTLE, PHYSIC- ians, Surgeons. Oice and Resi- dence, 47 Maple Ave. Office hours: 1 to 3 p.m., 7 to 9 p.m., or by appointment. A. T. Litle, M.D., W. C. Little, M.B. Rune 9.12, At a largely attended convention of the newly formed riding of South and West Simcoe, held at Alliston on Monday, J. E. Jamieson was un- animously chosen as the Conserva- tive standard 'L\oarc~r for th-3 forth- lcominag Pnovincial election. BT15 |Ja,m_ieson fo1\me1'1y 1'ep1'esent`eI.l the IOl(1`1TidiI 1f.',' of West Simcoe in the `last Legis.-1z1t.u1`e, and since the re- `. of Earl Rowo, who form- iorly 1`0])1`t\~`0nt0d South Simcoe. has llookud after the combinml 1~idi11_:.=. Mr. .]:1mi(-. ;< ncminutimn was pr0po. by W. J. Pm]! of 11001.01} inml >`L`(`011(I(` by 'I`Im.~=. Lona` of (`O1- 1in}:\vo2d. I`hu only o1'nm~ name 1 ..\ \lll- ... .. ..-.\ Um. xuu u\.u. _:zxt(:s pm-. and thv town 111111 was &})1.C1\;C(1. Mr. Jzuniesoxl came out in favor of the policy of the Go\'c:m- ment, dec1zu'in1g' what the proposed zunemlments to the Ontario Tempor- ance Act represented sincere en- deavor towambs true oemperance. He had always worked for temper- ......... ......I IL.L...... ALU uuu. (ALvvu.g`a n\1L1\\.I.| LUL u,un.y\.;~ ance and `there were many well known texmpelwance workers in the riding` suppo1~t1in*;r him. ` `If A Drnmvr-I V f` 'M|' `D noun v\\1r\--, 1.uuu5, Jul./ux mug, uuu. W. A. Boys, K.C., M.P., was pres- end: adn addressed the meeting. Rev. `Mr. Spencer and daughter Lee of Shanty Bay visited in and anournd Ea.-st Oro this week. 1 `Ir 1-,.__n-. uuvuwu. away uxu vnuo vv\.\/Lu. Mr. and Mrs. Conklin aml fa.mi\.ly of 0,1-illia spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. J. Cameron. 1,, ,,n,I U11. auu AVJLD- u. \/auucxuu. `Mr. H. Mwaucbsley of Rugby called on friendis in East Ono the rst of the week. "\ '..r 111-`: -uur , , I , 3- :11 :_ Miss McCua;ig and solwllars of No. 10 schoool had a (lalighlhful time on Tlxuvsdlay evening last. About forty young people were present in Hal- 1owe en costume. A lunch was served and a very pleasant time was enjoyed by all. UIIU W EVA- Mrs. Will Moore, who is ill Orilligx Hospital, is not impnoving ; lwexll as her friend would like. -sure, 1/r_r\___:-_ -__.! .._1.-`1..._... .. '\`. {OT DR. H. T. ARNALL, OFFICE AND rnehlnnna nnrnnr n'F Tnvnnfn and " 121~:1.1ro11, ' M1`. Jzlm-(C. 4100 dele- DR. VICTOR A. HART, GRADUATE A-l 'T`~n3..H-u TY: qqqq an" and n`L~n I Veterinary Surgeon Day and night; calls promptly at- tended to. AI1 ,____ L-._-A.__I ..._.J_._ 4.1.- 1-1.4.1. cuucu uv. All cases treated under the latest veterinary scientific methods. Phone 811 - - Bayfield St. VICTORIAN ORDER OF NURSES, Dnu..n Dnnn.-uh Mica T-nun `M'nnvn EDMUND HARDY, MUS. BAC., F.T.C.M. Teacbr of Piano, Or- gran. Vocal and Musical Theory. Organist and Choirmaster of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Gold Medalist of Toronto Conser- vatory of Music and of the Uni- versity of Toronto. 113 Worsley street. Phone 663. :E OFE61TIAL cums associate Coroner, County of Simcoe Phone C1. Ofce-58 Collier St. Office Hours: 8-9 a.m., 12.30-2 p.m., 6.30-8 p.m. PROF. D. iWEIR, TEACII-IER OF Diana and Vinlin. `Piano 'l"11m=_r. B. W. SYLVESTER, TEACHER OF Piano, Violin and `Cello. 120 Ilgvnld St. Phonn 974:1. :u1wu..u muss, m...n., nazuuar Ier, Solicitor, etc. Masonic Tern ple Building, Barrie. Money to loan. -4-\. 1. nunavv SURGERY DISEAEES OF WOMEN ' I-ILJJIIJLV 1'1 U ICDVJI OZ HAIVIIVJ Barristers, Solicitors, etc. 1st oor Masonic Temple ing. Money to loan at rates. I1l .|VVl'LH.J.' OZ DLVIDWAIYL, DAR risters, Solicitors, Notaries Public, and Conveyancers. Money to loan in any sums at lowest current rates. Office, 13 Owen street, 12..-;n n M q+.m..,..+ an. LV1U11.'1'l.J.VlL`4IVl.;IUlV, 1ZZ nuuunj St. West, Toronto, will be at 91 Owen St., Barrie, 1st Saturday of each month. Diseases-Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Consultation hours, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., and by appointment. H1 HIIV SUHIS d.L IUWBSL Owe: Barrie. D. M. Stewart. mug: oz maxnm, nniuuougna Solicitors in High Court of Jus tice, Notaries Public, Convey- ancers. Office, 1st oor Masonic Temple Building, Barrie. Money to loan at lowest current rates. G. H. Esten and M. H. Esten. DONALD ROSS, LL.B., BARRIS arr, Snlioifnr nfn Mnnnnin Tern L1JII4AlXLVlJI1:l. \JUVV1`\.lV, DULJL/1110` ' sot to Lennox, Cowan & Brown. Barrister, Solicitor for obtaining probate of will, guardianship and administration, and General Solici- tor, Notary, Conveyancer, etc. Money to loan. Oices: Hinds Block, No. 8 Dunlop street. SUXD DUID, nanmarmrm, Solicitors, Notaries Public, Con- veyancers, ettc. Money to loan at lowest rates of interest. Ofces 13 Owen Street, in the premises formerly occupied by the Bank of Toronto. Branch Ofce, Elmvale, Ontario. W. A. Boys, K.C., M.P., J. R. Boys. an. n. L. Amvauu, urrum Amu residence corner of Toronto and Elizabeth streets. (Opposite Elizabeth St. Methodist Church.) Telephone 167. LIE. V1\/IUK A. I`l1'llK..L, L11-C."L.lJU.\lE.] of `Trinity University and also' graduate of Edinburgh and Glas- gow. Specialty, stomach diseases. Olce. corner Baycld and Wor- sley Sts. Entrance off Worsley. Ofce open until 8 p.m. Successor to Creswicko & Boll Barrister, Solicitor, Etc. Money to Loan v1u1`um.'-uxv uuumn ur muxzmna, Barrie Branch. Miss Irene Munro, 88 Worsley St. Telephone 751w. U1`. U. 134. WEIR, 'J.'.l`4I1\J1'l.I14IV U1` Piano and Violin. Piano Tuner. 44 W`ors1ey St. Phone 513. rumo, Vloun anu 'ueuo. Bayeld St. Phone 974w. Ofce, Ros; Block, Barrio. STEWART & STEWART, BAR- rinfnrc .Qn1ir-ifrn-c T\Ynfcu-hue Pnhlin GORDON LONGMAN H. H. CRESWICKE DR. W. A. LEWIS v'V`r\11 ; \V1'\ war: A (V11 DR. A. 3. BLACK MUSIC LESSONS Block. MEPELAL McCUAlG, B.A. LEGAL Barrie. , ,1, j , , , ` RADENHURST & HAMMOND. novv;cfnvn QAH4-H-rune aha IWH-`inn 1VJ.U1VlJ- Oice, Build- lowest 4 Portage La Prairie, Manitoba.- 'I`en carloads of flour have been shipped to Salonika, Greece. The flour is made from Manitoba Num- ber 1 Hard wheat and labeled as such. This large order is thought; by the milling interests to represent the opening up of a new, valuable l trade channel. Saskatoon. - The colonization boards of the province, operated under the C.P.R. Department of Colonization, are doing a splendid work in colonizing the province along right lines, according to Mayor Potter, of Saskatoon, and other speakers, at the second annual meeting of representatives of these boards. ll Here and There While the g_vps_\' has been a fam- iliar figure in fiction for at least a century, the novelist has usually taken for his characters the wild Romany types. But there is a mod- ern type who has adopted himself to city life. It is this type that John Murray Gibbon, Dean of Publicity of the C.P.R., has chosen for the leading character in his new novel, Eyes of a Gypsy. Toronto. - The Ontario Govern- ! ment is spending $1,000,000 during the present fiscal year to make hydroelectric power available to the farmers of the province. This fol- lows the plan begun by the Drury Government, of paying one-half cost of primary line construction, and later extended by the Ferguson Government to secondary line work as well. a '-.`u.-...." a. _ One hundred young men ffom thg British Isles will takz; up their studies of Canadian farming at the Agricultural Collggg-e at oids, A1- beftay 500n- Seven of these pros- PCtiV C-'=|.`nadian farmers arrived in Cnadf . `on the Canadian Pacific liner Montcalm recently, being brought out under the Hoadley Im- migration scheme, which is being carried out in conjunction with the Empire Settlement Board. There are hundreds, yes thous- ands, of ne big cockerels putting on esh and many plump pullefs about ready for the market in} this section of country. Fowl of the quality that is to be found on many farms in this neighborhood up to the number of 500 on some farms is worth stealing` and the owners of these birds will do well to exercise a. little caution and avoid having to part with the season s poultry crop to some wide-faced, at-nosed, dark complexioned individuals who can readily clean out a. chicken house in a short time and take the whole lot away in a truck at a speed of forty ' miles an hou.r.--A11iston Herald. Toronto. - Ontario cattle scored signally at the National Dairy Ex- ~ position in Detroit last week with a prize winner in each of the first four Holstein breeds. This is a. better record than that of any other part 3 of the continent. Brampton, and Haley and Lee, of Springford. A number of lesser prizes also went to Canadian breed- nun The prize winners 1 were: Leroy Siddall and J. F. Gib- 1 bons, of Denfield, T. o. Dolson, of 1 `manager of the Canadian Anyone who has other than an unbounded faith in the future of Canada, must be either without eyes or mind, declared Sir George Mc- Laren Brown, European general Pacific Railway, who returned to the Com- pany s headquarters in Montreal re- cently after an extended tour of the Western Provinces. Sir George was greatly impressed with the growth of the city of Vancouver, where he visited after an absence of 15 years. DR-,5-.`. c. TURNBULL Graduate of Mceiu University, . ' Montreal. _,9ic and Residence-Corner Biza- . `beth and Bradford Sts., Barrie. Phone 105. Oice Hours-9-10 a.m., 1-3 pm.. 7.2 nm, The first annual meeting of the Canadian Boards of Trade was held at Saint John, i'.B., October 18th. Over 150 representatives from the civic adn1ini.~:tmLive bodies of every C:1n;u .i:\n city g:':iLhe1'ed at the Wind- L`4...._A r.-.,._,., ,, wt I 4.14515 1.!-AL-w.a.uauLuu. \..vuu 5n|vu.L:I late being worn by faahi nable wo- -rm ... A D11-vv1.t1 u-.\. uunqb uvu. men of Paris. .... ...... ..... ..... wu. vv unu- Sui` Street Station in Montreal, whore they entrained and proceeded over the Canadian Pacific lines to Saint John. Matters of vital inter- est to civic administration were dis- cussed at the tlirec-day convention. Control of the fish and game in- l (lustry in the Suite of Ohio is `being sought by a commission composed of five CX}l<:1'tS on game conserva- tion. This industry is at present in the lmmls of the Department of Agri- culture. The proposal will be placed before the gwvernnlent by the game ; and fish leagues in Ohio, the belief % be-ins; that the existence of such a /-.\I1|\v1i,-uinn uvnnhl I... .._ .-.__._J_,, uA|\. \..:.vuLuL\; UL DUUKI c<)1mni.a.~.1on would he in accordance wnh the grn\ving importance of the fish and game industry in that state. High fuwtrimmed cloth guitars .~.-. kA:nov n-nu-n `I-up -nalnnnkln m. 529 MILES ARI-Z .;\DDED TO HIGHWAY SYSTEM p g .____ HOB. `G. S. Henry, Minister of Higihwayrs for Ontario, announces that the Government has decided add 529 miles to the Highway system, which will raise the mileage of Ontario -s Highway system to 2400 miles. Simcoe County is t benet g'reatl'_v by this addition, as a road from Barrie to Midland and from Barrie to Owen Sound will be con.='.'1'ucte(l. This 1-enioves :L bur- den of 30 per cent. of maie.tenanc.c and construction costs from the c<;11ee1'ned are located. When :1 road `is under the jurisdie.ie11 of the `Coumy, the Governments r'ont1'ibute.s :30 ])L~1' cent. of c0n. and ,1n:L .n`.<-Imnce costs. When it is '.:1l over :15 :1 part of the Pru- \'inc`I:1l .-'_\'. l1e\v(2\`e1`, the G0\'e1'!:- '11 . , lln municipalities in which the roads. as part Pro- ment becomes responsiblu for 80 1191' cent of the c0n;~:t1`ucti0n aml maintenance costs. A higher stand- ard c1' 1'oadwz1_v is also assured when a hig'hwa_v is taken into the pro- vincial sysem. --,. .. .. ,. A ESTEN & ESTEN, BARRISTERS Qnlinifnuo in `Liiwln f`nuw+ n4-` Tnu ..-.,.. ,._, _.-..,. When the Ferguson Government assunied office there` was a large mileage of highway in the Provincial system awaiting improvement and a considenable mileage needed some form of pavement. The Govern- ment then stated that no further mileage would be added to the system until such time as the de- partment had adequatealy taken care of the mileage under its jurisdicbian. During; the last three years some 600 miles -have been re-surfaced and the completion. n `he system up` to an adP'j`.'.1te standard is in -sighi. W"un the inereaised trafc it is deem- ed advisabde to add to the present system of 1870 miles some 529 miles of new Provinciaxl I-Iigthway. The new mileage to be assumed is as f0ll0W1S : --. . . -.v- - ug ;uuu ".1 1. M01-.peth to Wyoming to-No. 7 highway, 52 miles. 2. No. 7, London via Watord -and Strathroy, 24 miles. I3. Elgincld to Clinton, 33.5 ._.Z1.... 4. Mitghell Teviotdale, 36 -u. A. miles. to Palmerston and miles. , The Northern Advance Can You Find the Twins? l\c'd`.l IIIC I,-I`-E0 you find them? Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Etc. Money to Loan r . Ross Block, Barn-if, .0,-R, No, they are not all twins! Two and only two are identical, and are the twins you are asked to find. Can you? To be sure, the 18 pictures all look alike; but look closer. How about their hats? There are other differences, too. Read the clues. Only two girls are exact duplicates. They are Twins--can -..... nd |l.n.m9 . At rst. glance all of the pictures look alike. I almost every one differs in some way frmn all t] in the light or dark hand on the brim of the h collar. 01`, some may wer necklau-us. or ear-rin No, it's not as easy as iL looks. You must se:1rr:] Just look clost.-ly-m:1ke sure that you lmve the body who finds the right twins is guing to win YOU. u;.'n.4x;..;\4u- ._ vv ._..-.. This is one of the _t:re:Ltest array -"If (Tush 1`1'i7,L-s t.h:1l. has ever been ol'l`:`red in a. Mail and Exnpiro .l 1w.zle Contest. L`h:LL's what it is, full:s-:1u you can be :1 wilmcr. The prizes rn.m;e from $2 to $50 and from $50 to $2,000. All prizes will be awarded in Lime to {`cLLch the winners by Chrisunzxs Day. Think of it! You can win as much as $2,000. Yes, sir, $5,000 in cash prizes may he Won in men 1'n1nI'neHnr>` nnw/.10 nnI1lnst. nml will he :uv:1rdc=d nrommly after December 11th. Enmiro J'1w.'/.10 (`onIesL. 'l`h:LL's be \\`iI111cr. The prizes l'rum $2,000. prizes be in this interesLim.; puzzle rtmitext, .'LIlLl will be z`.\vz1r(lr~d promptly There will be 50 winners and the l"ir.~;t Prize. the golden opportunity, $2.000 IN C`ASlI. VS/'on't that be :1 wonderful L7hx'isLmu.s Gift? In tho event of tie. for any prize, duplicate prizvs will be uwzlrded. 1,000 ppims wins First Prize. We will give you 950 points for nding the Twins. Im-`V m_rdi:1!cl_v upon rcccipl of your correct answer, we will send you particulars of a word- building conles in which, if successful, you earn the nal 50 points required to win :5 $2,000.00 First rim or one of Lhc 4-9 other Cash Prizes. ncluresa, ELHU Hlil. J, unuanu an Puzzle 1\Igr.,lllllL)L; 11;1`U207, TI1ulI3m1\b I.AIx]:hl{NwEMP~iI;.DT})'f6n-I6; Canada Now, nd the Twins. Vvrite the numbers in the C( address, and mail it to the Pu /.z1e Munuzer. Get sm; _ - ...- .. nA_ nu--'1 v---nu --v 1:: Prize. . 2nd Prize. . 3rd Prize. . 4!}: Prize. . 5th Prize. . 6!}: Prize. . 7th Prize. . 8th Prize. . 9th Prize. . IOU: Prize. . 11:1: In 50:11 1011! Prize . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11th to 50:11 Prizes, inclusive. 50 4 Listed below nuance. 6. Owen Sound to Barrie, 76 mines, n,,,: L, `II : n._,\ nn __.:1,_ DR. MORTIMER LYON, 122 BLOOR Qf. Wacf Tn:-nnfn will kn at 911 way 10 Eric, 1-) .a.u. 6.5 miles. 14. Quoenston Brixlgc, .5 mile. T`l....L \',.1~. um 11'. \/u....u.uu..; to tn vv .......u '\'..1 tr\1's (nun r... . uxnxnbu, .u unup. ` 15. Port Nelson to Nelson Cornerl on Dumlas St., 3 miles. 16. Pz1.1cx'mo to Mlton, 8 miles ' I .2331 > 17. Brampton to Thornhill, T7 miles. l 2U.*Lim1; to Pcterboro, miles. A` m -.1: 1-` 11 L, 11..-, ,0=*.L.}{1, Oct`-. 3l.-Recommendi.ng Lhatithere be no increase in Wages of fteen thousand corrductors,| tnainmen and yardmen of the Can- adian Paxeic and Canadian Nation- al Puaili.-ways, the Board of Con- ciliation appointed to investigate the wage dispute between these em- ployees and the companies `has led a majority report: with the Minister of Labor. This report is signed by Mr. Justice Hugh T. Ke1`ly, of To- ronto, chxainnia-n of the Board, and by Isaacc Pitbaldo, the representa- tive of the railways companies. A ..-:.........4... ..,....-.-.- '|~,..n.:.-...-.. +1.-. Jl|llL'.`.. I 21. Smith's Falls, to Brock\`ill(.-C 28 miles. I l 22. Carleton Place to Arnp1'io1', 24 miles. I Total, 529 miles. 1 The Garrison road which i.s the ; man trafc artery from the new] Peace Briduge at Fort Erie, will be taken over by the Province and paved for 25 miles west of the Nia- gara River in the spring. RAILWAY BOARD '.ADVlSE THAT NO INCREASE -BE MADE ulvu U1. UIIU Lauvvaya \.uun.,_:uuu,.:. A minoxiity report, bearing` the seignature of David Campbell, 0! Winnipeg. respresenting the em- ALEXANDER COWAN, SUCCES- nnr fn Tpnnnv nnman X1 Rrntxrn