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Page Two DR. N. \V. ROGERS .u.--vn-r A 11 A 11' nffhi Hun - nu lalunnaunn NURSE RAILTON -........o.... Qt Plug. DR. LEO %UGH.LlN DENTAL SURGEON DR. R. W-. HUGHES DENTAL SURGEON ..l.... l'\...... A...u-.lA - I DR. W. A. LEWIS ~v`v\17 A \r 'I\'rr<'r`I A (1111 tme, m.D., Assucmu: County of Snncoe. lop Uvor Arnonu TELEPHONE 378 Ll` \JA\|Ja.nn\ vn Barrie Branch wv-nu--u -n A -r-r rn/\\ . St. Near Post Ofce. Barrie. N 1V Phone 467w For the first time since 1923, the Province of Ontario is seeking a loan within the Dominion of Canada. Se- curity houses and banks are this week offering to the public an issue of $25,000,000 Province of Ontario bonds, divided into two sections, $20,000,000 of 15-year 51/; per cent. bonds, yielding 5.90 per cent., and $5,000,000 six per cent. bonds to yield six per cent. The money is required for hydro-electric power de- velopment and transmission assistance to rural hyd`ro lines, highway con- struction and other -purposes. These debentures are direct obligations of the province and are payable, princi- pal and interest, out of the consoli- dated revenue fund. The Province of Ontario is the wealthiest and most populous in the Dominion of Canada, and these bonds are the safest invest- ment anyone can make. Consult your bsanker for full information. lg! Phone 213 Market This is oniom week and people are . urged to eat onions in any shape or form. Onions are ,good for health, and the farmers and vegetable grow- ers need a wider market for this luscious root. For this week all ob- jections usually made against the on- 5 ion are withdrawn. It is in times of adversity rather than of prosperity that the true character and strength of men, com- munities and nations is demonstrated. The world learns few lessons when things are booming and prosperity blososms on every hand. It is when the sun is hidden behind the storm clouds and the tempest rages men, communitie tested. At least one truth the world is learning to-day is that no man, no community, no nation can live un- to itself alone. Not one of them is self-suicient. Each is dependent to a greater or less extent on all others. If we learn this lesson fully, there is some hope of a better world in H-an 4'11+n1-o that j and nations are V 15 some nu] the future. ll A resolution was introduced at me last meeting of the town council That the Board of Education be asked `.0 exercise every effort to keep the estimates for the year as low as the cabinet, vested with powey by l30SSib1- The g1`0\V'i1lg 00-53 Of d\1' Parliament, would continue to pass cation is an intimzltion to the m111-,orders-in-council and repeal them and bcrs of the Board that there must pagg others to p1`e_'~_`Q)_`\'e ghe economic be a radical revision of many views integrity of the counu-y_ cherished in the past. It is a warn- The proof of the Govemmentvs poi. ing to heed the advice Of P1'(3l'lIiI' icy was to be sgen in the "'inca1cu1. Henry, when he said: As Minister 31,19 bgngts of its $30,000,000 1.9. of Education, I am issuing this special 11-f Q_\;penditu1'eS and in the way an 3113139111 to an 5011001 B031'dS t0 ?hiT1kluni'a\`orabl." balance of trade of $73,- in 21 trencnant UUICIICK: UJ. uu: uuw ernment s scal policy, of its scheme of unemployment relief and its tarilf actions, Mr. Benneit declared that <`a1`0fU11Y 0`: 11 WDGS Of 03\'P0ndi' 000,000 for the nine months ended tures and only undertake folheiwitli Dec. 31, 1930, had been made- present those that are essential. into a favorable baiance of 310,000,. In Ba1'1'i0 Over half the taxes` 1`Z\iS0d 000 at the end of the same period of go for education. The Premier's 1931, warning would indicate that Go`;ern- ment grants to schools may be low~' ered, and it is the duty of the Board of .EduCatin . to Seriously considqr Houses heated by water raised by paring expenditures, as every 131151` electricity `o temperatures above the "955 Comer h5 to do today boiling point, and stored in pressure To `"-~"' tlm hm-mst. cnhtrihiitinn to BOTTLING ELECTRIC HEAT l Masonic Temple Bldg., Barrie. ..:_._____. CAMERON & CAMERON BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, ETC. ( 5 Owen St., Barrie. Phone 406. MONEY TO LOAN R. 5. Cameron K. A. Cameron DONALD F. MACLAREN, B.A. BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC. MONEY TO LOAN Masonic Temple Bldg., Barrie A ( .__T_4 I l RADENHURST & HAMMOND i BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, ETC. ` Money to Loan at Lowest Rates Ofce, First Floor Masonic Temple Bldg. STEWART 8: STEWART BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOT- ARIES PUBLIC & CONVEYANCERS Money to loan in any sums at lowest currcnt rates. nu . n , ,,__r _ 1\ wu- CVJ.A..... -J. The most important thing for 1932 that operating budgets 1nust be bal- anced. In other words, income, whether personal or corporate, should be coaxed up and expenditures cur- tailed, so that at least a small bal- ance remains on the credit side. Thus the increase of debts will be halted and progress made in paying them off. This should be the objec- tive for the government, the munici-. pality, the corporation and the fam- ily. Prosperity will only return when individuals seriously grapple with their own problems and lay a r solid foundation for their own future. Another important thing is ; to curb the speculative spirit. In the past years investors have been used to high rates of interest, and particularly to spectulative prots, which are ill adapted to present con ditions and the building of a sound future. lmprovement generally de- pends upon the policy of each and every family, corporation and govern- rnnnf THE PROVINCIAL LOAN ment. .__j??j. resolution introduced at the ..+ w.,m+mo- nf Hm town THE NEW WARDEN A Tonic 9f. Rare Vaiue j sews or-' PURE comuvan on. ` Rich In Vitamins Rebuilds Strength Canadz1 .~ when` is 9 to 10 cents 1 higher in the markets of the world 1 than that of any other country, ac- ; cording: to Dean Shaw of Saskatche- wan University, College of Agricul- - ture. Few people know, said the Dean in an adddress at Toronto recently, that as low as wheat `had been, Canada s wheat, by reason of its superior quality, had been bringing, in the markets of the world, 9 or 10 cents higher than the best from all other countries. \r..+ nnlv fn mnintnin this quality,| countries. lj Not only to maintain quaiity, but to better it, is among the many - benets to eld crops resulting from the educational activities carried onli in making preparation for the great 2 Grain Exhibition and Conference to` take place in 1933. From `this point 1 CANADA'S WHEAT SUPERIOR Published at 123 Dunlap St., Barrie, `eve:-y Thu M. D. MORRISON, Editor and Publisher The Northern Advance EDiTORj.AL- `PRIME MINISTER HAS FAITH IN FUTURE OF CANADA -Envisioning the coming Imperial -Economic Conference as the birCn- place of policies and agreements such aas will prevent the recurrence of `any such depression as Canada has lately experienced, Premier R. B. `Bennett, in Toronto last week, voiced a ringing message of condence to all Canadians, coupled with a power- ful assurance of the soundness of` Canadz: s banking and insurance in~| -.z ..'.\n.- I .:clLuL.ons. With all parts of thc Empii'e re- presented a; the council table in Ot- tawa in July or thereabouts, he -de- clared, we should devise and evolve ` policies and agreements that will pre- ` vent us beint`-' subjected to the like of :1 depression such we have ex- perienced in Canada. Refnre an en `.1 Sue audience of 'AND C PACIFI Now is a good Sun out-self 0 See t e great 4 world-famous scenery. Stay On your way spring-like da Victoria. Pi at Get in] neares itinen C .g:nnIAl PGPIBIICBU In uaunuu. Before an `.:':_=i:*.st1c 1,200 Toronto Conservatives in the Royal York Hotel, as well as un- numbered radio listeners throughout Ontario and parts of Quebec and Manitoba, the Prime Minister, in his nest oratorica-1 form, coupled this stirring declaration of hope with a cps`,-inf.` attack on Rt. H011. W. L.` declaration 01 nope wiui al searing attack L. Mackenzie King and others, who charge the Duff Transportation Com- mission with unwarranted secrecy in its procedure. The Liberal leader s speech at Winnipeg denouncing the conduct of the inquiry was, to the Prime Minis- _ ter, the talk of-a demagogue rather . than a statesman, of one who prefers - temporary cheers beyond the plaudits of history. _ In his appeal for the condence of all Canadians in the nation s future, Mr. Bennett particularly beseeched faith in the integrity and soundness t of Canada s banking and insurance institutions. Stressing the rigidity of the Gov- ernment s supervision of insurance. companies and the firmness with wlLi-r-.h the Canadian banking system had survived the stress and strain 01 the depression. Mr. Bennett called upon his hearers to speak a word at every opportunity in support of these institutions. He warned against the hoarding of money and urged 31' citizens to hold fast to their insur- 19 ance policies unless they were very hard pressed. . `Tho hanks. he declared, were the pressed. The banks, declared, cus:.odians of $1,500,000,000 of the ` Loaning with ` savings of Canadians. care and discretion, he felt that they had admirably discharged their trust. ? He contrasted the clean sheet of the 5 Canadian banking 4,000 bank failures system with the experienced in a the United States since the onset of - -the depression. ?\Tn+_hinsr. he said. could be the integrity or those 1I1St1I;u.1Uu5. ` In trenchant defence of the Gov-l 1 3 3 5 power ' - , orders-in-council t S -` 1 inv mg: m he mean depression. Nothing, he said, worse for our credit and the di:- charge of our obligations than that men, heedless of the future and for- getful of the lessons of the past, should make unwarranted attacks on the integrity of those institu.ions. Tn :1 h~r:nr-hant defence the Gov- water in tank:: is the newest contribution to he all-electrical home idea. ` u.\11 1...+ un'n+m~ 4'1-nrn Dr-+.n hrw 15. 'he all-electrical nome iuea. I_ All last winter, from October 15 to April 15, this was accomplished with unfailing success, and the cost of thus warming 12,400 cubic feet of space in that particular house for that period was $155. Many people in northern regions are paying close to that to-day for fuel---with stok- ing, ash removal, dust, soot. and grime added as intangible but very denite 1 items in the bill-the cost of an in- - < s. l t convenience and a burden, hitherto r accepted as the proverbial `necessary evil. During the `off-peak period-and -` ' at no other time-electric current passing through heating coils, heats I the water in a large, well-insulated` therina`. tank, to 250 degrees Fahren- heit. The tank holds 400 gallons ir. the small size, or 1,600 gallons in the large size. At this initial tem- perature, the heat of the water is easily maintained, even in the cold- est weather, during the succeeding day and evening, or until the next period of reheating. l`l1n hot water is automatically period of reheating. The hot water circulated through the radiators as] needed. and electric thermostats maintain the wzmnth of the rooms at :1 uniform temperature. If the house is heated by hot air, the hot water ` from the tank is circulated through an air heater and a fan blows air throu;:h,xthis heater and then into the air passages of the house. Hot water for faucet use is provided by I a separate tank. Vices are the oldest things on re- cord, and yet history does not chron- licle the loss of a single one. of view alone, there is sufcient merit in the u-ndevrtaking to ensure rthe support of every Canadian citi-i 7011 CAl_Ir. Thursday 10;: n: then hi1'.h-1 ;stic n.un+u'uoa: 3n Q`r\.=| THOS. A. M:-.CARTHY BARRISTER SOLICITOR, NOTARY CONVEYANCER, ETC. 1 Money to Loan Phone 581. King Block, Barrie. Over Fhcpress Oice GORDON R. FOSTER ' BARRISTER, SOLIOITOR, NOT- ARY, ETC. MONEY TO LOAN m..__ c. n-....:- PI-nona 69. JILULVIB L 1. Owen St., Barrie. Llvnuvn -`V. \ .... -- . BARRISTER, S%I .i`IC(`:}ITOR, NOTARY `Ill ...-up-uv I-n T ,nnv1 ` BARRISTERS, 7' ---- A- K, A, Came!-un 'BARRISTERS, `LKJJEID IUDJJLD (X UUAV V 1u.I.:LJ.V \JJJ.l\rbJ I18 Owen St., Barrie. D. M. Stewart. -.-.-I .;.;.;.;.jf;.-.-2 -:-:.:~:-:-2.3 .;:1:':':3.5:'.`:\ ESTEN 8: ESTEN BARRISTERS Solicitors in Hi h Court of Justice Notariee Pubic, Conveyancers Money to loan at lowest current rates. Oco: lat Floor Masonic Tempie Bl Barrie. r1 1.! mqmn M. H. Eaten ALEXANDER COWAN BARRISTER Solicitor for obtaining probate or will, guardianahi and administration, and General 80 'tor, Notary, Con- vnvnnnnr, pin, A Savings Account and its 4 selling points aanrnw um. gs:--a BARRIS'I`IIR8, SOLICITORS, NOT-- ARIES PUBLIC, OONVEYANOERS, OI llil . OMFIQB: 1-B OWEN ST. In the premlaoa formerly occupied by the Bank of Toronto. Branch 0300, Ihnvalo, OM. W A um. KC, .1, R, Ram. GH.IRz0PlM.C'l0DS kid DRUGIJSS 'l"`1I`.'B LIIICX . `1'.U.IiZ-IISI 00 Elhboth St. Fiona 405 The opportunity of doing grout deeds may never come to us, but ithe opportunity for doing good deeds is ever wla Q. ~ '---~:;.. EALL/. Money to Loan Masonic Bldg., Barrie. _:_:-T- JIILKJ. Manny Io Lon; at Lowook Ruth nl Ink:-at 1VlUlDILld1 `LVJ LAJILJN Ofoo: Masonic Tlmple Bldg. V good time to visit California. on warm Pacic beaches. citrus groves. Enjoy the mountain and desert awhile in Hollywood. - or returning - spend days in Vancouver and Picturesque golf, riding and motoring. 3 information from our nearest agent regar ing . itinerary, hotels, reservan `' tions, fares, etc. . `CANADAN NA NM..,:., `EH5 CANADIAN BANK or COMMERCE n - jvurvcousn, accru- Succeunor to Creawinke & Bell .onro-nwm snnrnrnnn um CEO. I. AND I. A. BURNS ,-.__._._: GORDON LONGMAN __.._.... ...A1- -rt-|1'rr\I'\11 \Yl`\ lVL\JUl\r\\;|.|vu.nu w nu..- thxough a serv1ce which recelves throughout the Dominion, day in and day out, thousands of savings deposits, large and small, and which aims at giving every depositor courteous and careful attention. BOYS & BOYS In-in-rsln A I\II 1-.r1vrnz\-r `GI JIIIKIIUU L , JNU veyancer, etc. nnrwv rnn InA Paid-Up Capital - 30 Million Dollars Reserve Fund - 30 Million Dollars V CANADA'S PACIFIC com-r `VA I L_/`\PllL |cT Y- )AFETy--II11n millions of dollars worth nf tzonscrvulively valued bzmk ass:-.l.s ensure the } safety of your deposits. INCOURAGEMENT to thrift A'I__...-nv]n n anrxrinn receives VA L_Ul_-2 LII ,, ;LU E increases through the half-yearly compounding of interest. Ask our local branch for a table of typical increases, entitled " How Money Crows. ..AB IL|Ty-~Whatever the state of brmimzsa or the money mnrkczl, your dcymits are at your "immediate disposal, dollar for dollar. 9. M. H. Esten AV Phone 69. l`HURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1932. Ofce, 6 Owen Showing a man he s wrong won t stop the argument. It will only make him more angry. I IVICTORIAN ORDER 01-" N1.` _.2_ D..-__L JN UIVDEA IV)! 40% Clapperton St. 1 UR. IV. \v. l\\l\IL.4|\u PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Special attention Obstetrics Associate Coroner for Simcoe County Office and Residlmce 50 Mary St. Phone 101 Office Hours: 8-9.30, 11-2.30, 6-8.80 ` IJl\- l.ao \Jn 1915:`-av--.- Graduate of McGill University, Montreal. Ofce and Residence-Corner beth and Bradford Sts., Barr.-r..;__ Phone 105 .llOfce Hours: 9-10 a.m., 1-3 p.m., 7-2 n.m. BARRIE REAL ESTATE OFFICE Mrs. May Creswicke .vnmr~nn nvvnrxnoo TFADIKG 1. ALL IJ.L\.u..rL1.V>.) rxxwu uu.u.u4.av...... Phone 213 47 Maple Ave. Office Hours: 2-3 p.m., 7-9 p.m., or by appointment A. T. Little, M.D. W. C. Little, M.B., Associate Coroner (".nnnf.v nf Simone. _ wummv Assoclate Coroner, Couny of Shae Phone 61. Ofce--58 Collier "" Office Hours: ` 8-9 a.m., 12.30-2 p.m., 6.80-8 FF" DR. A. F. PERKINS DENTAL SURGEON Pout Ofca Square Telephone 586 Above Express Omce Jura. nnxy psuoumnv HOMES, BUSINESS, FARMS, STORE PROPERTIES F. E. MAXWELL Bachelor Vchwy Ieitnoo Gradunh Onhrio Vetofhnry 013036 and `Ibrahim Univlliiy Day and Night Calla Adod Prmnnv. There s an ancient theory that it is impossible to have lew than no- thing. But whoever thought that up lived in the days before overdrawn bank accounts. rrounpuy. Iota & llooidnnnt: Ill Baton Ava. I Photo 82. DRS. LITTLE & LITTLE PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS I Open Day andVI:Iight 47 Elinboth St. Pho IJIS. W. H. LAILVVIAJ SURGERY AND DISEASES OF Mala U.-hf`CtIIi0-_~- ' II gha lin oonnim. u.;..u nun . 1}.I1iN'1'IL1.I E U 1$\1LrUlV Dunlop Over Arnold : l"T<`!T .F.PH.O'MF1 R78 DR. E. G. TURNBULL .. -. nun -rv - _ G. G. SHIT` & C0. :_ ___ _ -.-nu--:1uI:I J.IJu;1'A.auua vvw-u-V-` no .347. 9 LII.-. Business College mxtrance The action of the County Council on Monday in electing John Carlton, reeve of Beeton, as presiding oicer I for 1932, was a tribute well merited. I A man of few words, Warden Carl- I 5 ton commands the respect of his 2 colleagues in a large measure. He is l Inot easily swayed by popular fads I `and has often fought alone on ques- tions which to him involved a prin- ciple. A member of the County Council since 1924, he has rendered ` valuable service as chairman of the Educational Committee and on the Road Commission. The year 1932 will be a testing time for all govern- ` ing bodies, and we feel sure that Warden Carlton will direct the af- fairs of the County of Simcoe in a creditable manner.