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.!1ll.-7T's9Au.U\I ,ICl Iuuuun, nu V two members of same family cm tuition paid in advance. ...-..- .s\.\ y....` FALI: _TERM BEGINS SE! ztrrir . Phone 445 `or hav cgll .Eat ywour home. R. N. SMITH, Principal. Another 1 AND BOOST C; I2 BIG BISCUETE. A. SMITH ' Saicisfied Policyholcler (The Old \|llL\\l |'_\ l\I`l'l pan` vnluo: mt S()_\,mm in c: 11 is iulcrcx Fur JMB era-ants CANADA 65335 mile-S BARRIE WT sf E2-`ca.-1 sruunl when if 5 months School) I L \\ \'| f:1\=ur;1l'l_\ lmmlcd il 6th V/HEAT nly uur |'l'|I\lL\| II (,`.ulli|1;;\\': twicc ;l.\ Tl1i.\ \\'L`C1 the upcnim; lion in the \\ >`t1'ccl, \c\\ c:1p;1ciI; at n-inninu :|` H .`kI'~H\ 111` NM` lixi 3` I`ll.l:~:` |\\- |I\,_ .-an . `ha n|II\ did]. em Thursday, September 8, 1932 Ill (`dd Cd [inn \` \|' lllk I the >h:\ need h the red J:iI'c`Cl1_`. sel\~'c.<. (.L_ /\l HIM THURSI)/\Y, SEl TEMl3ll{ 8, 1932 "U1 COUNTY <: IUNORED THE - BARRIE ' EXAMIIWR .LlI|I-) .`\VI\l IU.`lI\.' nuglx lhc lnwn n. 'i(h the hunk, thi> _\ :1pp1_\'ing:1l1c p: In.- ..I' I\.:I\.l\' \A|l. Established 1864 Q weekly newspaper devoted to the interests or the Town 01 Barrie and the surrounding country, issued at the Post Oice Square, Barrie, every Thursday, by J. A. MacLaren (editor) and W. C. Walls (manager), owners and publish- , era. The; Barrie Examiner is a member of The Canadian l Weekly Ne wspapers Association. ` . SURS(`.'R.`I`P'T'TON RATFS 15 HI lllL' |lllllC|. mntllll invulvctt i.x not so very tar:;'c .|.\ cxpcnttitnrc, some 5 I 5,t)()t) nr ;~.1(>,- t'It.\ .\tHtL`Ll in June, hut it wouht have :tp1\1`ct`i:ttt:tt rcttuctitm in the cuunt_\' Acting; :tpp:trcntt_\' unttcr pt'CS.\u1`C tlcpurlmcntut engineer, however, the m1tnis.\itm :ttlttttH'i7.C.\ the wnrk, thus it very plain tn the mcnthcrs ml` the Immcil that the \vi.\l1c.\` at that :1ttgt1st vcr_\= little: ice with the Ontario Dc- nt |ti;l1\\':t_\'.x. ll)l'l`()RI.-\l. NOTIES EDITORIAL lu- Ultl .|l III|\v l'l`\I|\\l\ .`;n'l Succt .~1;11 .`Iric`.t1 cmnpzul v.\`| n .u~ `\`I\'.\ 11> ZINC In secure :1 price nl` ` H5 i.\\llL` nl` six per cent. dc- ll nu Itwcr than sixlccn in- ; tirms wcrc :mxinus tn pur- m'n1;unp1c prmwf ml` tl1ctu\v11`.\' unlin_~;, c.~pcci:all_\' in the eyes `HIM. ()Ihc1_' tnwns ml" si1nil:n' i1w.x :11 much lower fig'u1'c.~'. lnwn nmv Ixus 21 lH.`:lV_\' over- nk, xhi.~ will he materially rc- :' lhc prucccds ml" lhc $01,500 1.l.~ wld zmmunling` lu nczlrly \ IL.` \`I III\, \V-nu. ` as lu\\`ll.\ nu" ()nt:n`i are nmrc llmn H;m'ic with respect In` cw. Fm" cx:unplc. Midlztlld. (mllizn each has almut hcnturc debt :1: 1135 Harris. uh.` that 1%:n'ric s net de- um nl 111.x1c_\'1u\\'i11g'tl1c including` the 1:11- ;! mm of S-H,18U.(>1 tiiiif. fur \\`:1lCr\\'m`k.~`, _u':1s 1.1 CXICl1$itIl1$(i\\ l1Cd and the cl\:u'gcs in ` 1 nl revenues of the \ L`11:11'g'c:L1\lc ;1g`:1i11.~l . o.... n IVCVILIJ Ht W-`ip8.])8I`S b5UCll'.ll:lDIl. .' SUBSCRIPTION RATES Anywhere in Canada. $2.00 a. year; in the United States. Q2.50 a year payable in advance. Single copies, 5 cents. l ( )\\'lil\` `L1, nun nu; us M light indu.~1x y. >n ~11 Seplcnnhcr ..n l\-:{ .n\]\' :0 Zdi.~`m1 . plant` m \\"l\ n \7I nu. \nlu` elcclricztl ` t'\I-(tiI'c '11};- lul our m Pearl ` with at Q AL. |._ l enet:mg`uishene l)n:u'd of trade plans` to have boys and girls of the town instructed in the l1istoric lore ot` the l1dlg'1'l1J()I`llL)0d, so that they will he able to act as guides. This should he gm>d for the children and for the town. Misery loves c)mpan_y, says the old adage. The H:ll'I'iC Water, l.ig'ht it (3:15 Cmmnissiml will tllercfnrc be interested to know that the Ilyllm luls hun1pcd" (,). $7.03 per ll.| ., mnrc than dnulwlc lS;m'ic s misc of 33.3`). F0 The in1pm'1:n1l n1ndit'ic:1ti0ns of National l n1ie_v, that have came out of C)ll:1w:1, szlys the Finzmeizll I <>sl, are the principle of even compclitim, the refn.\*:11 to foster unsound in- dusLrie.<. and the :13:ree111enl to have relative cnsls determined hy an independent jury. The lady with the lions featured at the Cu- nrutiun National] EXl]il`iHl)l1 this year wns rzlthcr rnug`hl_y used by the hcnsts snmc weeks ztgn. 15xpl:1i11in;;' the attack, she szliti, ``I think when they attacked me it was hcc:1u. I had on :1 pair at ltigltly cnlnrcti bench p_\'j:m1:1s. Jud_Q'- ing` from stnnc nt` the p_vj:1n1;1s we've seen on the .xtrccts this summer, the lions had snmc justit ic:1tiun. At the time cut` his death Anzttnlc Frztnce was generztlly i'CCH`k'l1i'/.CL1 its` me at the \vm`Itt's gt'C:ttL`.\l huveti.~t.< and critics. He had wont the Nnhel prize in literztture in 1021. Yet his hruin was tnumt tn \\ I3t}{t1 any 1,017 ;;`t':tii1s, while the :tVCI`:l_{C wei;;'tit ut` the mute hruin is uhnut t,-tut) g'i':tiiis. This indicates that hrztin mutter. like other usetut suhstamces, depentts for its value upnn quality :15 well :15 qtumtity. ()n severzil ncczisiniis The lixnminer has ` pointed nut the unt`:tii'ne.x:s mt" mztking the levy- `ing til` inenme tux nptiunztl with the munici- palities. The 'l`umntu 1):iil_v Star exmesses :1 .\imil:u' view in the t`ull<>\\'iiig` editnriztl mile: The ()l1t:ll'iH Ntunieipzil /\.\`.\(JCi:lIi(m zisks that the exemptiuns on municipal tax he reduced, which wuiild, tit" cuurse, incre."t.\`e the ztnmunt of taxes paid. But hetnre the _s;'overnment dues :ll1_\ H1illg' like that, it slmuld see that the tax is ciitmeed in all municipalities alike. Tu tteci'e.'ise the exemptions at present would mean il1L`l'C;l.\ill' the ili. in t':1vnr of muni- Ci[\:l1iliC.\ which '.1lre:itl_v >21) : `Live here; no in- cnme tax. " The value ut" l1i1`1ts :15 c 01' weett seeds has 11t'ten been the stthject 111` c Jack Miner 1'eeentl1' ret`e1`1'e1t tn the 1n1111r11i11_q dove :1.~ :1 .~t1'iki11;;' exa111111e. Exa111i11ati1n of the >t1m1:1et1.< 111` .\t.`VCl`:l] 111 these hints accident- ally killed 11ear the Mi11er .\':111ct11:1r_v . that the .~'111:1l1e. n11n1l1er 111' weed seeds t 1111n1t in any 11111.` crnp \V;t.\ :~ .,t1(1t1 while the g'1'e:1test was 11e:1rty 111411111. Al the Miner hint sa11c- t11a1'_\' there are 31111 111- mt1l'C uccttpiett dove nests, ea1'h with five 1111111115 i11 :1 year and two at :1 l1r:1111t. .-\ll11\1'i11`4` t'111' 111111't:1tit) , Jack Min- er e.~ti111;1tes 3.111111 11111111'11i11;{ ttuves per year at his >;111ct11;1ry. \\'itl1 each dove eating :111 :1ver;1.e`e 111' 1(1,11t111 weed seeds per 1t:1_\ , the M11111 lwirds 1111111111 e11n. 3t1,()(1t),()t)(). 'l`l1e.~'e t`ig111`es, which 5111111 :1 c11n>11111}1ti1111 that is :11n:1z.i11g', en1t1I1asize very s_tr1111g- l_1' the in1t1111't:111ee 111 p1`11tectit1_e' 11111` val- uahle l1i1`1t.~. M:1111'11i11g;` 1t11ve.- are nut ve1'_\' pletttitttl in 1t.'11'1'ie 1ti.~"trict l111t we have had: them ne.~ti11_e' in 11111` g:1r1te11 for :1 n11mt1e1' 111` *I`I... ...` t.., Id.-I. nu! Hu.\'..- v\.\Qn 1; lllklll ||L.`ll||_`\ I|| \'Ul `\|II\l&lI _\'c;u'.<. '|`hc_\` arc .~h_\' Nl'd.\ nut cx;1clly cheerful hut sun Miner gixwss .~hnu1d make 11' zmywhcrc. _`\' Ill \ lIl `<|ll\|LlI l\'l (I llllllll LI \.v| -_\' and their nnlc is such t`i{\1|'cs as Jack them very wclcmnc his 5, V its` REPLY TO F. A. KELCEY To the Editor of The Examiner: V` n; .__ ; -.. `L. 12-1.. JV uu. uunvu; I11 `any .4 ......... -. Dear sir--I must say Mr. Kelcey. by his letter in last week's paper. makes it appear that he has been very badly treated. He doesn't ap- pear to have any shame in him or he would not tell his troubles to the pub- lic. I must say I have had more trouble with Keleey than with all the rest of the returiied men put togeth- er. If he was such a good man on the railroad why is it that he is in such hard (-ircumstances now ? I am told he has been getting reliei from as many organizations as he could. I think. Mr. Editor. anyone who knows him will not pay any attention to his letter. Vnnl-c (`JTYFI RI-TANNON, 'l'h:1l l:u'l`ic \\ zlhuut. l In hC|lll|I'L`.\ and II1: vcstlncnl lnmkin; chase Ihc lm1nl.~ I higlm lm:mci;1| >1: of lhc lin;|nci:11 xv size rcccntl5 .\nM AHl.....n|u I|\.- w Barrio, Sept. ` THE BURDEN OF (i()Vl-IRNMICN1` To the E(lit.m' of The Exmnmcr w` , ,, \:I_ u., >4;--:~r\<~` LU mu. ..nuuu. V. -..., .............,. Dear Sir: In times like the Drcsmt when rotrcnchnlcnt is being practxsod on every hand and much serious thinking is being done by those wlm have the welfare of Canada. at heart. it seems strange that s(`m`cely anyone has noted the oxcesswc cost of p;m`- erning; this country as coxnpared \\"1t.h Emzland and USA. Hnv fnr 1\'an1n1n (Inn: H. I`nnllil'\" mmzmxlu anu U.-3.1x. Why, for oxanmlc, does it 1`oqul1'v nem`ly two hundred morv logislator.-~' to look after the interests of mu` tvn million people than is needed for the same ])1l1`])()s(` in :1 land of forty-c'1gl1t million in Great Britain? Anuin vnnnnf finnrnc uhnxr Hm! \\'(` nlllllll ll) L1l`(.`Hl. Dnuuur Again. recent figures Show that W!` have been paying one and one hall millions in .=:alarios to our Cabinet Ministers. SD(`:\k(`l`S of Commons and Senate, M(`)lll)Ci`S of Parliament and S(`.ll:1LOl'S. while our American cousin: pay only five and one half millions or less than four times the C:ma(li'.u` total in a land wliorv the populzitior. is twelve times as great. In othei words it. costs each individual in Canada sixteen cents wl1e1'ous those lvlng south of the border get, off with only five cents. nnn nf (`.nn:zdn'< rrw\:1lr\ slntvsiimii, l()ll.\' H1 100. ); "I h.'1V'(: again and again stated in the House of Commons and in L111` lzllstinzzs. that :1 legislation union 0! one g0\'cr1nm\nL and one parllzunent legislnting for the pvoplc of the wholr of Can:1d:1 \\'O1l]d he the best. tln clwapost and the most \'ig0l'0us and the strongest system of government that could be imuxgL1r:1t,cd in British North Axnork-a." 1"u~nn oh.` Punnrla nf IQRR in Al only nvo cams. Ono of C:m:1da's moatcst statesmen. Sir John A. Mncdonald. had the fol- lowing to say to the Iiousc of Com- mons in 1865: H1 Inn-.. nnuin nnrl tannin cqln in AVUl'Lll l\lHl. |'l('d. True. the Canada of 1865 is not the Canada of 1932, but after all has the change been so pronounced that the great man quoted would today alter his opinion when present n1eun: of tl`l1S})Ol'tZ1Ll0ll are <`onsidc1'c(l. That cm1\'ietion cxpmssetl llCll`l_V seventy _Vem's ago has not escaped thr attention of thinking people in the days which have elapsed but 1`.0t.hinp has been done. nor is likely to be done. until people assert themselves There surely never was :1. time more opportune than the pre. when fed- eral and 1)r treasuries are he- lm: so sorely strained to meet the (le- mands of unexm)lo_\'ed relief. mll\v:\_\' deficits, etcx. to agitate for reform along these llnes. \'mIr: trnlv X Barrie. Sept. 5. 1932. ILABOR DAYS 1 HEAVY TRAFFIC r\|Ium drult \\ i \lllCL`ul la} . przaml ran t'u.\u_v nun: um } . 0! a year's subscription by reading 1 advertisements in The Examiner. cExT~IT'rEXL'Tb?io TB! BARBIE EXAMINER. BARBIE. ONTARIO r. Yours, GEO. SHANNON. L. 6, 1932. Yours truly. mm aw F;t`};<;IfLZoZs<;sZ [L;i; ` ; In Saving Daughter: l`4|| -unu H lcn 0\'vrln:u1'(i fn K1-ndnll Luc:\.~. (1,... 1 n I I1! CROWN %INsuR7.c-E-COTJEANV THEnickcIs\'ou allow to slip through yuur tir1gc1`s for trics cm buv conxfurt and se- Curity for your old Jgc. 1sAmm:'s (L.()()l)~l"lN/\\.'(`,l:\|. SKI`/\Nl)IN(} " Ask the Crown I.i about the m.m.y an fcaturcs of the Cruv Incomc Bond. A few cents .1 day will pro- vide you \\ l[l] .1 gu.lr.mtcc:.l trouble-{rec income commenc- ing At age (30 {or am" ;I_:c vou prefer) and payable: :1: long as you ll\'C. . lAHx4I.` -ml and P1'm`i nod M(m(i:1_\' 1.-mzlium on an \ effort. to `cz11'-01(l dzu .|\.`.n.,1 r..,.. Barrie. Ontario "livery I"rid:1y night at 3._ a()," she said, "Dad and l are _ tn telephone and have :1 little visit with you. xi .lll.|.l\.lL\\. :'Cruwu Litc 7;E;1_ir()yTI;(>)i1Z1rif1g In ` `l Palatial Trailer 1 Furthr Positions Abolished By C.N.R. So Peggy went luck to .sch()ul fcc-lin_;; quite cheerful and her Mmhcr and Dad fed better too. 'l'|1cwcc|\ly LL-lcphnnr visit costs 125$ than :1 muvic and is wnrtll 0% many times that to all of them. ('1. ll I.` IIIILIK henlurc Jul`!- puhlic~-i.\ lln nul ;\\'III` II! BUY TH gg V . FOOD BA Rem N % MADE IN CANADA We wish lo thank the Home lnr.\n`.=-n(t:- (,'.(m1p;\ny and their agent, A. F. A. Nla|c:')m;'.m1, for 9}.-;- ;;r-m},:t and sal- isfactory settlement of the recent loss to my barn by wind. I would recommend this Company to ink.-ndix:_zv, insurers. --CHARLlE ROBERTSON, C|`aig1,\'u.1(:, Ont. A. F. A. MALCOMSON RATFS--$15.00 per month; Ii)`-e~z' (+1 .H ...A ....,.....L...-.. -5` .... .. `aria: -. k lT S THE KIND OF COMPANIES 'W'}:. RI-`.PRESl;'N'l < .\'\.\ A few cents for S!" but also Imusts th Czumdiun whc-.u is part by caring lhi`. L.`| I.`.`|IL . dchenlmcx and cicclri. and II[`L'I'.'1I this cunmu ,~