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I"v1re Two m.U1Vn1 J.'U .L:UJ-LN Ofco: Ross Block, Barrie. STEWART & STEWART n1\'IlNfI\~1'\I~ I-4I\-r vn-run;-\~n~ ALEXANDER COWAN BARRISTER G. G. SMITH & CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS iia6zE'{i~'d' L615? BOYS & BOYS nvw-no. .....--...-....... Nnrthvrn Ahnanrr PHONE 53 Business Directory We carry 3 full li.1e of (}o;1stables` and Coroners` Farm and House Leases. THE NEW WARDEN The North<\r11_7fAdva11(:e is equipped to handle All Kinds of Printing from :1 '.-Kusiness (`card to :1 (T`.ata1o_Que, . Loolr over your requirements and )i'.'Ce vaur orler -vith the .-\dv:mce. Printers in Barrie since 1847 Dffle C. D. Stewart `aim. H. Esten DUU I Barrie, Ont N 'ETc VICTORIAN ORDER OF NURSES D_....:_ I), , I .rn..ro;uuuV Amu DUICULUN Ofce--Owen St. (Formerly occupied by Dr. L. J. Simpson). Residence 144 Maple Ave. Phone 700 __-. _. _. -_.--.....,._.. ` Graduate of McGill University, Montreah Oice and Residence-Corner Dun- lop and Poyntz Sts., Barrie. Phone 105 Ofce Hours: 9-10 a.m., 1-3 p.m. 7.52 nm Mr. Merchant- 1`1'.lJ.D1U1t`LJ.V A1VU aumunum Special attention Obstetrics Associate Coroner for Simcoe County ' xofce and Residence 50 Mary St. Phone 101 Office Hours: 8-9.30, 11-2.30, 6-8.30 YPHURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1937. J.'.l'.|..l.`D.l\.r.1.t'L'.LVD .AJ.VJJ DUIHJLULVD Phone 213 47 Maple Ave. Office Hours : 2-3 p.m., 7-9 p.m., or by appointment A. T. Little, M.D. W I.i+`Hl1 R Accnniata nnrnnnr A. 1. LIHILH1, 1V1.1J. W. C. Little, M.B., Associate Coroner County _9f Simcoe. WULVLDLV Associate Coroner, County of Simcoe Phone 61. Ofce-58 Collier SC. Office Hours : 8-9 a.m., 12.30-2 p.m., 6.30-8 p.m. b3fI`.l \_./LILLJLDJ. Orillia, Ontario will be at the Queen's Hotel, Barrie` Every Saturday. 8 a.m. to 12 noon, and by appoint ment. wan vvrl|aAn.a|\ Ali vv \J\IIIl\\.I vv EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT SPECIALIST n..:n:_' n_.._..:_ LIIIDIRKKLDL D 823 Duniop St. Phone 403 Electric, Hydro, Physio and Electionk Treatments. Massage and Corrective Adjustments Blood Tests and Urinalysis Here or Office Rates Reasonable .I.41C6I15B(1 CHIROPRACTORS and DRUGLESt THERAPISTS I C; O ). l\.._ __ BL`..- Ah ) 47 Elizabeth St. Published at 123 Dunlap SL, Barrio. every Thursday I. D. HlRIB(\N. I-`.dhm and Publisher DRS. LITTLE & LITTLE PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS DLnn- 91'! A ! I....I.. A..- J. H. N. SMITH, M.D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 0fco._mpn Q0 sumgxisz };:13"n1's_;a'.I{s,'1:s OF WOMEN LrI1VI\lI:!\`-In f` nnnn nu f`......4-n .. 01.....- DR. WALTER H. WOODROW my-1-n 1aAn \vr\ -1" Axv-r\ rnYY1'\r\Ax DR. N. W. ROGERS PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Rnnt-in} nffanfinn 'kc+-almi no GEO. R. AND E. A. BURNS Licensed IT`l)f'\1)I)A!"'l`f\L`O nu.-I T\DTTf`YTI` MISS BEULAH SCOTT ---Phone 79l-- DR. E. G. TURNBULL AMBUL.-XNCE SERVICE P. C. LLOYD & SON FU.\."ER.-XL DIRECTORS I Wye can suppiji you with any quamttty oi? the Best Make at right prices DR. W. A. LEWIS -.. vnsnrn-i|\ vn Barrie Branch .\I.t~__iscr;\tes , Worms also Phone 218 Northern Advance How about your Qminiea Check Eimks EDITORIAL Phone 53 | 1-: A `. Premier Hepburn now says he. (will seek aubhoriative inform-a.`ion} `on Ontario s power requirementts,` an_'d on his return from the sou't-ha will consult; the members and engin`; eers of -`the Om ario Hydro-.E1ectric Power Commission, and if not satis ed witli their appraisal will ordei an indepe-n(len't survey. ` I 'l"hie is hhn vm-v f.l1ino- NT)-, Han." T I Carl Douglas Stewart-, rcevu of} Barrie, was elected warden of the? county on Monday in a close con-' test-. He assumed his duties, realiz- ing the responsibilities that go with the high office, and we are satis- ed that he will uphold the traditions of the past. The new warden is a native of Barrie, where he received his early education and training. He is following in the footsteps 01 his farther and his grandfather in the legal profession and gives prom- ise of being a worthy successor in zthlart line. He entered municipal politics as alderman of his ward and advanced step by step, deputy-reeve, and is now serving his second term 2;: rpnvn T-In has snrvnd H19 f.nwh [EH1 lIluL`[Jt.'Il(lCll"- SUX'VU_V. l"l1is is the very thing Mr. Hep-' burn should have done two years ago, when he red he best engin- eers on- the Hydro stall` and repud- iated the Hydro contracts made in` good faith with the Quebec power companies. No one will dispute the fact ~th'21"t more power was contrae|t- ed for than was necessary once the depression set in. Had Mr. Hep- burn goin-e to those power companies in` a friendly spirit there is no doubi lbut he would have found them rea sions. Instead of doing this the con- tracts were repudiated and cancelled . `sonable ~zmd willing to make conces _The courts have decided that the con't1'acts are binding regardless oi legislation passed by the Ontario Government, and the power co-mpan-' ies cannot be blamed for demanding the fullmenvt of 1he'contrac- ts. T?o(rnrrHoc-e n+' \l"l'1n1'l1nv- `H-in +'nv-nun le 1LllJlUllEll L ()1 U10 COIILFZIULS. Regardless of whether the formel government was or was not` justified in entering" into those c-orntraots. tlhere was :1 right way and a wrong way of dealing with them in- the best interests of all concerned. Premiel Hepburn took the wrong way and is realizing it to-day. of the Quebec power 'collect on the ONTARIO LEGISLATURE`. OPENS The Ontario Legislaturg got away in its tfhird session on Tuesday, with- out the presence of Premier Hep- burn, who is sojourning in Arizona for his health. The Governmenvt lforces led by Hon. Harry Nixon raised the ire of the Conservative I opposition right after the Lieutenant- _Governor left the chamber when Attorney-General Arthur Roebuck ,a~ct to amend _the Power Commission Adti. According` to law two days` la.t'ion can be introduced, except in `special emergncies. The Conserva `tlVS could not see where there need be such hast-`e and `forced the issue,. dividing the house. The Liberals. however, voted solid for Dhe Gov- ernment, 64 to 14. Two other ` measures dealing with Hydro are be fore the House. These measures are intended to block any attempt companies to power contracts re- pudiated by the Government in 1934, even if the Privy Council _:ive.< _iudg'ment in favor of t he power ct mpanies. sought to obtain` rst reading` of air `speed limit on i 1 notice are required before such leg'is-- , situnarfioii Allthoug=l1 the number of deaths is still in- from highway accidents creasing, there continues -to be talk of increasing the speed limit, of abolishing it` z1lJto;1'etlie1'. 1 People, says the St. Thomas" 'l`imes-Journta:l, pay very little at-` tention to the fact that the legal} the open road is 35) Those who drive. miles per hour. \vithin that` limit do so because the . car `runs better at moderate speeds.i But the folk who are driving newer; automobiles find it clasy to skim? alorlg` at 50 and 60 miles per hour.l And they do it. Practically all of? them. When they re `going some place it seems like a waste of time and good mlachinery to poke along at 35 miles per hour. Rumor has it that a bill propos- ing; abolition of the speed limit will be introduced at the next session of` the Ontario Legislature. Altliou_:rh' we are not convinced that the limit- should be the sky, we feel that the present legal limit is a farce. Per-;`_ haps a limit of 50 miles per hour would win morp general respect. There is-no doubt but that the; present limit moire honored in the breach `than in the observance, al which is not exacl.l_\" c E l t = ( 1 ( 1 even ` l< t 1 l V l : 1 Hon. Governor "I .`++r\1-A17 r1 nnnn ...1 A wl-Lu... 1 J..,.L....1. , ` ( It was on Jan. 21st, 1867, just 70, years ago, that Orillia was incor porated as a village, with Jas Quinn as reeve, D. R. O Brien, D. 1.. : Sandc1'.=on. Jos. Vick and Smm1e'1' Wu inwrip:hL as councillors. THOSE POWER CONTRACTS nlmtioin depends on the home life, `John A. Tory, well known in com- '`mercial and nancial life in Toronto, ; appealed for unsehsh interest on the [pz1rt of business men to revive the gihome life and build a betater com- `: n1unH`u JpHN A. TORY URGES - REVIVAL 01- HOME LIFE, VV`ZlI'IllXl'g' `llillb De SI./1'CI`l'gDI1 OI Kine nlattlon depends the home life, 1 Jnhn A Tnvv wall kxnnurn in porn. tutu I5 HUW SCYVIHE I115 SUCUILII DCIIII as reeve. He has served the town well in that capacity and the countyl is fortunate in having Reeve Stew- are as head of the counlty council for 1937. l EHUIIIC 111 I` munity. nr~|n.L' V` lllulllbyu _ Spelznkinp; at the Oshawa Rotary {Club uncheon recently, Mr. Tory isaidz If you blot out the light of `the home, you blot out. civilization ;Let us brighten the lights in Che ihomes in `this Canada of our that ii `may be it more beautiful pllmce to ilriva in, ' FIVE 111. I The last ve years have been exceedingly difficult, but we do seem to be coming` into briglilt times, Mr. `Tory declared. ``I plead witli you _no`t1 to get, discouraged. This, of 21.1} dimes, business men should rise in a .mighty amny to help those down and foult in the past re years. If we lallow the homes to be broken up, gby forcing families 'to live in one `home, the morale of the people is lbroken down. We have to revive `the community with a new home life. `uluy De llrive 1n. ' "l".1-._ 'prime minister is no easy task, and Irrespective of politics, it` is re- ` gwrettanble lrtzh-at Premier Hepburn ' nds it necessary to be vaibsenrt from j the session of the Legislature tihrouigh illness. The jo-b of being the position Mr. Hepburn finds him- self i.n at the present time in regard .130 `the Hydro con'tracnt's repudiaited, as well as the controversy over the new School Assessment Act clvange, is not enviable, to say the least. The oppopsition will have much t'o say on these and other vital questions: during" this session---butt. the Prem- ier will be out. of it. J 11<:a1I,n_\', '(lIl'(l dLlU}.','L` iVlL'J"d . 'Cha.-tham, is one of those advocated that the limit maisezl and then rig'o1'ou:-1y ' ` (`nu-t`::in]x' nnfnrr-nn1nn1` RAISE SPEED LIMIT, BUT ENFORCE ALL REGULATIONS ab 00 IIHIGS P61` uuur. limit haps 'T`1-nu-n ic-hn rlnnl-\l hnf fhnf flu`- ,` Journal, lnlltf \JIll/dl'lU .lJUj.`,lalbL`|-ull:- :\1uuuu_'..',u present the` healthy, and Judge 2VIeFa of; Chatham, who have should be; raised l'l,'. ,'01`0l.l.'~`l)' enforced.` C.e1't`.=..inl_V enforcement of trafc regulations necessary lf'Z1CCl(l(`Ill.'tS are To be cut down. Traie experts, reports the 'l`inie.~m $11),` that fast (lri\'in_e: is a +':n~i'nv 1l1n nainnv .nmn-r.-n- n1'imn1-\' 1 `stage now represented - sub j e cts, LIIU 1VUy`d.1 IUFK IIULUI l21aSLr \V(:"L .K. :The rst cert-icate, D1`. McArthuI said, would come at the second year end of high school to boys who have reached the school age limit and were not continuing` their education: the second two years later at theu by pass ma- triculation, and the third at the endi of the iith or sixth year. There would, he said, be three courses leadin-g: -to these cerlicate.>` I 1~`i1's't, a general course; second, a course leading to some type of g_,-rad- uation certiczite taken at '.m'_\' tech-4 nical school, with core of cultural`, but` e1npl1a.sizin_e-' shop (le-1 partmem work, drafting and appli-' i:.n-ee science and commercial. 'I`n .la.x- 4-lanun (.7. .. n,.u&nn ..,`n.',.c mL'ruuucu, Ul be enforced. `1'eg`111ations is cut : 'rIvrx(:- m-..m-4.- Hm 'I`inm.-. 1'nV\(\I'! 2 Yesterday Chief Justice Rose ruled that the legislation enacted b_v't~he Hepburn Government in 1935, which declared invalid a comtfradt. made be- tween the Beauhsamnois Light, heat and Power Company and the On- tario Hydro-Electric Power Commis- sion was ultra vires of the Ontario Legislature and awlzi-1'ded the Queber rm damages amounting to $573,750. I-T-is 1.n1-rlahin do:-idnri +,'hq`f +}1o `kill, LU U0 CUL LlU\V1l. I5 | 'I`i1n(:.<-`I `Journal, :1 1 minor factor -z:mo=n-gr the primz1r_\~'; `causes of z1cci(lcnt.=. D1`. Millc-1' .VIc-` ( {C]in'tock. hc-21d of Hm'\`zu'd L'ni\<-r- t uH\"< Rnrruul `Fnv T f'.1*:)ir' 1'!`-Ii `:~:it_\"s Burrrznu for kall[l"L()(.'K, HUZUI Ul l1ilI'\'i\l'U Llll\ st-reet traic rm- search and considered to be one 01. ._r. I-_ the z\h10. tmfc oxpc1't`.< in thv Unix-.` .ed States, says that en_2'inee1's nlmve `fouml that while . nmkl-3 for * wo1'.<(- accidents, b:n'c1_\' nine pm` cent . of all accidents Com:-, from speo(1.< ovvr fty miles per ho-1,11`. Others :=,c101`.< must. be n-on.~'i(lormI as well and it . that in :ul(1it'i0n there should he more strict 1'e;:,'u]:1.ti01`;~.< j.1'0\"(`)`l1i`H_L`,' 1hr` is. of d1'i\'ors pm'n1it.<, .<'ti"ur p(-m1l1ir:.< for violations of 11'ufYic 1'.w.'.< and .<,Le1'n u'(;~`:2. cn1r2nt` of ll1o. ~:<: (-onvictr-tl 01' driv- ing" whilv und(:1' the ihUL'1Z`('(` of ul('o`n0l b<>\'u1':1_g`(:.<. Since mzmy 1xuL1'it'iunz1l (n'O}'(1Cl'S .u::(l di.~:eusr_s of farm animals have iben-11 Lrucctl to the lack of ad(:qumtc imine1'ul.~: in their rations, there has ;been an inc1'casing' demand for min- 'eral suppbenlcnts. S:\l-.~`znv:a are gknown to be o1)c1':1t'ing extgnsiv(ely Jthroughout the province and In some leases are o'(.-ring` so called min(:1'ul \ - - . , ... m.nn1,..nn..,4. ,H ,.1. . ,1 ..x Warning t.hart the strength of the` Im1*.in`n rlnnrnnds nn H10 hmnn Iii`:- 1 l'L(.`CL`lH.J_\' L\\'() h'tl'lK.lIl_' IIISLLIIICCS O1 {i'raudu1L-nt pmotvice were b1`ou_u;11t. to `wtihu u.Lt..ntion of thu Dominion Go_v- in-1`111ncnt inspr.-ctors. One mz1.ter1a1 `con=i.s'Lu(l almost: enti1'cl_\' 0!." ground lim<".' The otlmr 01' -common z~u|1 V. a Ln:/I-. ..w.... L Ai ...1.l ..- 'Il'J'|\` .` UH? lIIl'H|(.`l' [D IN? UH HIS ;::u.:1' :i:.,v':ii:..~ tliv in.~=2xliuu.- :ulv:i1ic<:s `of rlw.--u .'<.0l!ll'LilHt'>i i;:Ii()i':im .<,u|('::- ,mvn. Tliu. 1':1i'nn-i` . iil'.~Y, j.~'nLi. him:~'oIi' blml. Llu, mineral sup-` plenu-11L is 1.h<- product 01' :1 firm lwiLh u 1`i.'])UL:Lii0l1` to niuiiituin -and |(i<.-nizm_(l to be _.~a1u)\`~_'ii :1_.s'vL.'1La,-nun-iit of lHl1ili_\'.`a'\n', hearing; In mind that` mi- cium and phosphm'us are the prin- (`ipzli iiig-1-<.-(I-ients and that the pro- 1)ort,i(m 01' calcium to ])h()>`[)i10l'll.s` should he 11p1)1'0Xil11!1il-ciy two to on:-. The maintenance of a correct bal- nnce between these two is consider- ed important. (`.nn vnnr n.rrri(-,n1ifn1-.n'l w=,m-n- ' (.'(l llll[J0l'1iLH'L. ' Consult your 21g'ricu1L'um1 repre- . scmtwbive or the Ontario Ag1'icuhLu11z1.l U {SK Uh (.- C(35- IEJZI `Llh: l".-M1111}; of Callildlil was drawn 0 (lemzmxl J'0rnxin:1`ul was unforcsee-n. Con- 1x1u:1su1`cs of con1'1'ol for `(:11 iI1(10`)'[)(1l':1tL',d in UL: i'1n.~ u!1`.il 2| I-uvixinn n|' COURT RULES HEPBURN REPUDIATION ULTRA VlRlSl :L1n_L'; EU whlch . {L H. ihe Northern Advance 11'o1'd to pay. L'ikmg' instances ') uynrn ]'n~nnn-11! UL Llltll. \\l'..| Beware l}L_`\'l.'.\LL'U Lllil-L Ill ' is. or H-nrl,.&,..l r\ 6' Auiu l'(`\'I xxplutml to bu .l`\` l.|h(.`ll'.` \vo1-Lhles be otfcr of that J on v..... kl IL IN!` 1: on his zulvzmccs uni uulziu, The Conservaitive members of thei Onmrio Le.gisI'ature-the sixteen sur-I vivors of the noble seventies, and their recent recruit from East Hast- ingvs, have held 21 caucus and com pleted their group organization for Itlhe coming` session of the Legisla- ture. in 21 statement just issued Hlon. George S. Hen-ry has announc~ ed that he has been conirmed in his position as House Lesuder by the members and that he will continue in ollice during the coming` session at leas`t.- Party members generzil|l._y' will welcome this decision. for any cliange at the present time would weaken the p=a.v1-'ty s position and the task which would face the new House leader would be very diicult. Furthermore, Hon. Mr. Henry has given 21 very good account of him self as leader during the past t`\vo sessions and there is no 1'ex=.;son why he should not continue. He has long` experience and he has proved, to the amazement and pleasure of = his friends, that he is a real ;;l1tm when .a.roused. In his many verbal duelis with Premier Hepburn he has more than held his own. Ln addi- tion he has -the condenvce and affec- tion of his supporters in the House and we may be sure that, under his -1eadersh.i'_o the Conservative group will pvresetnlt -Ll. constructively critical and aggressive opposition to the Hep- Iburn Guovernmenlt during` the coming] an-yzsinn. HON. GEORGE S. HENRY V WELL BE HOUSE LEADER .The tragic death of W. C. Bead- way on Monday brings home to us the uncertainty of life in this mod- ern age. A man who apparently rendering useful service to his fel- lowmen is cut 01? without a mo-! Wm-ent s warning. Did he take un-E necessary chances with his life ? It" is not for us to judge. We do know that motor accidents on our hig'hwa_vs are all to frequent. these days and that everyone who drives on the. highways is risking his life, no mat- ter how careful he may be. An hour or two seems to mean so much these days when travelling that we wonder how our forefathers ever managed to make a living. .mi1dne.ss of manner `ship with even his most bitvte-r 56551011. Mr. Hen1'y S other annouin~ceme11i`~ that CO1. T. A. - was to the effeclt Kidd, `l`I.`P.P. from Kingston, has been appointed Conse1'vat`ive whip in the place of the late Jim Hill. `Col. Kidd is a former Spe'auker of the Legis1.a:tu1'e and has. a trho1'oug;h knowledge of the rules of the House. He is 21 dignied Ieg'is1a`1or, with a and a brezadth of View which enables him to re- main` on a basis of persomil friend- poi-i ' rtical opponents. Thus both by train-i ing and by teniperament he is ttedl ' for the office of Whip, and Conser- ' vzutives .generally will be pleased to know` them he and Mr. Henry will _1_h-ave charge of the sess-ional orgam'i- " mention of the legislative 1`ep1'esenta- ['1 tion of the party. ;TI-[REE DIVISIONS IN HIGH 1 SCHOOL GRADUATION WORK = -- I T~he O~ntt2u'io Depa1t,men`t of Edu- {cation is considering" the wisdom 01 ?elJiminating entire1_v mzLt`riculz1tio-n' ex- aminations, and is consi(le1*iz1g' the possibility of cre:;:.t,invg 21 sysftem of three secondzm-_v school graduaiion =c1ass r:c~1'ticat'es, Dr. Duncan McA1'- thur, Deputy Minister of Educzuion, told a luncheon meetim: of the Can- `adian I\'I`x:m`ufaciu1'c1-s .~\.~:s:ociz1.t.io11 21. `the Royal York Hotel last week. ' ' "P110 Fnvcf nn11f.iHnnf`n hr NTr-A1-Hxnv L.IiI'(.'L` .\'ClUlLCl5 illlll CUIllHl(.`l'Cl' T0-d2l._\" there IS a certaln conflict `of intex'e:~'t between technical educa- tion zmd the t1'a(litio11ul academic form of e(luca1ion, Dr. )Ic.-\rthu1 sUz1.t'ed. Now that teclmical e(luc;1- `tion is (.`SllbllSll(`(l, ho\\'e\'er, the time 1121.; come whe.n we oug,-`ht to break down the wall between the two types and we should merge them as 1nt1- nmtel, as possible into one system. 'l'l1rx f\'nr- nf nrlnr-n1'inn nvnvlrlnrl lil2l`lL`l_v d5 PUSSIUIU IHLU UHF.` system. The t_\'p(.= of education provided by technical and vocuntional schools is much better 1'01 meeting the de- inamls of a lzL1'g'e body of studonbs than the academic cou1'. D1". Mc- .-`.1'thm' stated. Dr. Me.-\1"Lhu1` deplored whzm he 1'c1'e1'rcd to 21.5 21 certain type of foul ingw of in.l.'m'i01'il_\' vonm-cfecl with the 't(-chn`i(:iLi scllools, und the so-culled duh ('0u1`.~:es" the_\-' provided, (10sig'i1- Hi Lo IIICM} tho rcquix'(,-ments of boys _ not able to keep pace with ziczulomic I work. I 'I`l1.x4 -l`nn1nn- ..l,u.1.l km ...\.\\..1. .. \VUl'l\. '1`l1-at feeliiiig should be ('0m}_)1('t*- l._v L.`1`il((.'a`i.l:(i, Dr. 1\IcA1't.hu1' cou- tinuud. We in this province cim-I not a|I'o1'd to build 2111 odtu-:1t.io:iuI1 progrzmi which admiis validity of] these i'ziu]:t_\' social .<'t.z111(l`:i.1'd.<,. Tho (innlrtxr miniafrw :|I m~iIi:-i-/. bll(..U J.lUl.`L_)' SUCHLI S`l.-ZlIl(l'.lIl'US. The deputy nlinister also criticiz- ed emp1o_\'u-1'5 of labor in m:1.n'_v cu.s..+ requii'm_,-' n1-.xt11'icu1z1tion st`-.1mlin_u from l;<)_\'.s who -npplicd for L1 jol). Let ma: tell you that every cm- ..I.\.-.... . . . 3.. .l . .. ... . 2 "I... 1.. _.. . 4.. LAJL 1111! {CH _\'( ])]()yu1' who has in (~ul:1Lion cwticutre injustice 1'0 our x-uh` n.- \1,..\..n.... 1113411 -skill Hana-.. \Vl'lLL-I'll l'.\illIllllHLlUH. You are in mun-I wilh :1 _iul_u;nu-nt of I cipzll in Lhr-.~:e lHHU.(.`l' (l-p:1l*imvn't:1l (.'l'l'Li(`21 l o.~'.~'vi1)I,`.' one-third now 1' ' mt! in In .nn..l.l ... .. L,.u urm uunluges il.IIlULlIlJL`Mlg' DU :p`D'I6,'lZ)U. His Lordship decided that the Ontario Hydro Commission must. pay insterest on $83,750 from Nov. 20th 1935; on $245,000 from Oct . 20th, 1935, and on $245,000 from Jan 20th, 1936, to the (late -of judg- menlt, and further the Onrtario Hydro Commission must pay the costs of the action. Tlhc Beauharnois, contract is still legal, he `ruled, andl not affected by the Hepburn Gov- ernm.ent. s legis-lJation~. rru -1:1 u lA:']H)l [Ill which \\' \\'l'ILLl`]1 \7.~... HU\\' l'(',. ,'l.'iL\` would n.-(-:i Lin,-_v 21 .'~`(,']]00Ls`, :1 Short. colxrsos in umgriculture and home economics mm In-il1!.'_' hn-Ici ill _\'4-\\' l.0\\'L-H from Jan. 4th to Jan. emu. rm. ,........r.p .....|.\.. n,.. .\(`\\' l;U\\ L`l`l l.l'U`|ll dilll. `ll/ll. I/U Jun. 29th. Thu (-ourses :m- un Ihv din-.-(Lion of Stu\vzu't L. Page. I`he1'e are 20 p;i1'ls and 28 boys :1tttmuli::u_-'. (`ollug-c at Guelph if you are in doubt, as to the zmul_vs.is of tfhe pro-3 duct which is being; o`crc-cl to you.` Don. t be fooled. u1_yu.-5: said UV Lou, 1:5 t_*n|pI0_VU1'.$ 0 .'u'c(I, T1:1\':- the 1*i;.: boy sent to you .'st:v.11d:11'(! of :1biliL`_V, nun] ..l` nun-..I Sn! IU UL H xahtin-.9 I I1L'u to Utl I LUUI c A 1-th u 1'. r;-mplo_ve1'.s 1 uni Inn 1: __.Q.....w..-v... I `The case wi1'1 be taken to the- Privy Council by the Hydro Com- mission, and `in 1-119 mean-time Prem- E-.:'Henburn oxnemts tn 1'n+_~mIm-ml IL (.'l'l'l/lll('ll'.l`. ' more than -are tr-clmiczll sc-110013 Va :1 lnsll.-1' Lmi.:`.'i11`,-,' :.h:.n L prv.~'<-:1`. in uczulumiv I`.[c.-\1.hl"' c.~lin1:1t-I. HlU1'.!Al \\'hich I CAMERON & EIAMERON IBARRLSTE , SOLICITORS, ETC. 1 6 I\I 2 t\,,_, 9 n Ann | u4;vvA.u .I. .141. Solicitor for obtaining probatte 01 will, guardianship and administration and General Solicitor, Notary Con` veyancer, etc. MONEY TO LOAN nm--. M .... .:.. 'l"..___l_ DlJ_ GORDON FOSTER BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY CONVEYANCING, ETC. MONEY T0 LOAN Office, 3 Owen St., Barrie Phone 69 GORDON LONGMAN BARR-ISTER, SODICITOR, NOTARY Ff'l"(.'!, ` BAR1{1ETr51%f 's6LIfn6`1,' NOT- ARIES PUB-LIC & CONVEYANCERS Money to loan in any sums at lowest current rates. 18 Owen St. - Barrie D. M. Stewart Stewa D. F. McCUAlG, B.A. I Successor to Creswicke & J BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, MONEY TO LOAN f\FGa-n- Du-.. Dl....l. D......: uusmuu, auu an `L-He mean-time krem-| :- Hepburn expects to introduce' supplementary legislation designed to 1-event the power company from col ecting money from Ontario in: the event of a. decision unfavorable` to the province. 1 ..v.- ... Aa\.r-I-9 BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOT- ARIES PUBLIC, CONVEYANCERS . m'I*r'. U.|'.`I."J.L/I14: 15 UWEN 5']... In the premises formerly occupied by the Bank of Toronto. Branch Ofce, Elmvale, Ont. `W. A. Boys, K.C. J. R. Boys D G. H. Es-ten ESTEN & ESTEN BARRISTERS Solicitors in High Court of Jl1StiC\. Notaries Public, Conveyancers `Money to loan at lowest current rates. Ofce: lat Floor Masonic Temple Bldg., Barrie. C W T-Eel-.nn TU T-T 13:4-an - .................. ..., I Motor Ambulance in Co nection Open day and night 1\'Org11e and I Chapel in connection. Established 1869 D-.. (DL___ 00 ..l_ ('\_A. I Phone 83 V` ,_____._..._._-_..., ...-...-v--v-.-V, ....- 5 Owen St., Barrie. Phone 406. 3tI'\\Vv-111 run 1 l\ . `V lVl.\JlVJ:l J. 1 U LIUIXIV Ofce: Masonic Temple Bldg. nun. Money to Loan at Lowest Rates of Interest. OFFICE: 13 OWEN ST. I +1-In nv-nrn-:anc 4-'n~u-yvnn-u-1 q v A n n . . Lu! 1... 44-`..- Mbney to Loan Masonic Temple BlHg., Barrie The N oftliernl Advance, Barrle