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Page Two Successor 1:0 '1-eswxex;-2 an ncu I BAJLRSISTIQB. LIQIITOR, ETC. Momsar -gag LOAN -f\a... nun: on{k_ Rn:-1-in. DONALD F. MACLAREN, B.A. . . ...`-.~...~.~v-. rvr'\Y 1t\-rn-1r\Y\ mm; v[x_I.\mI.\u.IuA.44J.\\), nay... . - . . V . wad ..... - Money to Loan at Lowest Rates Ofce, First Floor Masonic Temple Bldg. xuuuy uv Luqzun :4 .-.. `U ......\... rates. Ofco: lat Floor Masonic Temple Bldg., Barrie. '. I-I Wmafnn 7`_-T_ Est,- 1LTJ:-\.:. Money to Lana at Lowest Rates of Interest ntvmrnxn. 1'1 nwI'.`.M QT mxu. Money to Loan anic Temple Bldg., Barrie. MUNL1 1U 1.4u.-1;\- Masonic Temple B1dg., Barrie MU'Nm1 11} 1,u.-an Office: Masonic Temple Bldg. D. F-. MQCU-A16, B.A. Successor `bo 1-eswiek-2 8; Bell J2,11 . 'J..rI`7ITOR. E ! You ll find our Prices Reasonable M.U.DU'~I uyy .LvU1-UV Ofce : Roe: Bhic. Barrio. STEWART S'{`.E'a1 ART .v-.-yru-nvnu-an mm: 14'`: .~u.:..~ \ GI lntm-res`L OFEIGE: 13 UWIEN ST. N` nunnufung -Dan-nuns-111 nr-r-unit GORDON R. FOSTER .1-1&1-rvv-\ nr\Y 1:-wmnn THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE UJ.VV.l.`.a.l.*L.LV\.'J4x\., u.L\.;. I Money to Loan I 81. King Block, Barrie. Over Express Ofce are the three elements to be con- 8i(.lBI`!)ll when semling money . . . Whether it is sending money ten miles, or ten thousand miles Business Directory WBOVYS & BOYS ..v~.~ nnrxdt unvnuxw . . . you will (ind The Canadian Bank of Com mcrrze a most eicient and economical agency to use. State your wishes to any one of the 800 branches of The Canadian Bank of Com- II'l6I`C(3. If, as frcqn cntly happens, it is necessary to withdraw money from your bank account to make the remittance, you can complete the whole operation at one time. Your remittance will be despatclled quickly, economically and with perfect safety, ayable only to the person or nn you w to receive it. Correct , a dollar or ten thousand dollars . by mail, telegraph, cable or radio .`.......:..,. _ | " :t::r(i.t(l1\(I``J'1:?\n(1z1J11;::1;:1ent gJ Open Day and Nizht Rates Reasonable 47 Elizabeth St. Pic: Capital Paid Up - 30 Million Dollars Reserve Fund - - 30 Million Dollars QDRUGLDSS: Safety Speed Economy Office, 6 Owen St. Near Post Office. Barrie. .V U LYDD IVA i401; Clapper-ton St. `VICTORIAN ORDER OF NURSEL I I2....-!. Run...-In rnxmuuue AJNU ounumm Special aftention Obstetrics , Associate Coroner for Simcoe County Ofce and Residence 50 Mary St. Phone 101 Office Hours: 8-9.30, 11-230, 6-8.80 ` uA\. 1... -.a .V........_._ 1 Graduate of McGill University, Montreal. Office and Residence-Corner Elin- beth and Bradford Sts., Barrie. Phone 105 {Office Hours: 9-10 a.m., 1-3 p.m., { 7.9 n in .{s.%il' BARRIE REAL ESTATE OFFICE ; AL .4 >..u_\.1..1;1u -x.\;.I -,;un.u;4v..u~ Phone 213 47 Maple AVG. Office Hours: 2-3 p.m., 7-9 p.m., or by appointment A I` Litp, MI). 1-0 p m., 'l-:/ p.111., 01' U) z.Lppu1nI.u1u1u. A. T. Little, M.D. ]w. c. Lit. I tle, M.B., Associate Coroner County of Simcoe. { rnona D1. Ulncu-ao noun-:r sag Ofce Hours: i8-9 a.m., 12.30-2 p.m., 6.30-8 p.m. rrump EOFHCG & Residence: 1 {Associate Coroner, Conny of Simcoe I Phone 61. O[cc-58 Collier Shg Omen Motor Ambulance In uuu-u Open dig` and _night. Mira ' ape! 1n connanx. Estalflished IKE Bani BL--- Q0 124 Dunbp Over Arnold's '1"ELEPHO.\E 378 O DR. A. F. PERKINS DENTAL SURGEON Post Office Square 'Yc`.`.'2gi:c..-Jo 588 Above 1xpre.=>: Or`:`.s:'3 LL. Au:-11: vv :4.` Bachelor Veterinary 5 Graduate Ontario Vetcrin and l`orrmt~o Univer 21 ._ dance 81;;'G`ollege Day and Night Calls Atteded Promptly. ;na:... 2. n-.:A.m.-.-_-, 125 Bu rtoa Ave. Phone 53 Phono 347. a.m.-9 Business College Entramw THURSD.-XY. 31.-KY 25, 1932- ` auna. nun; unuawnync HOMES, BUSINESS, FARBIS, STORE PROPERTIES DRS. LITTLE & LETTLE. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS lJl\u vv. :5 1.4141719 SURGERY AND `DISEASES OF WOMEN 1` LJ`iV1'JJ.hl'LLJ 1254.-\p- 7.... Motor Ambulance in Goulsatlhn ...... am. am: nimhf. Mn-nno an DR. N. W. ROGERS PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON O1-unninl n#4>nn+nv\ nkdnhnn G. G. SIVHTH :9: GO. .....-_ ..-.-\ . - nvnrnl Mrs. May Crcswicke KYTC1 1')TTC7\'T.`C`C` 'C\AT1 DR. LEO COUGHLIN DENTAL SURGEON ..... _____ 0 Ju|y30- Aug.14 DR. R. W. HUGHES DE;\7'l`AL SURGEON NURSE n._-n..On-. I DL.-u P. C. LLOYID F. MAXWELL , _.__ C-:. 1:1 v-suuu V. Barrie Branch rvvnnru 1-. A 11- rnnx VJ. A. LEWIS . `vv\ Y\v:-1?` A an G. TURNBULL 1} . 125 Burton LUIV Phone 467w ..,..- Photo 813 For an added scenic thrill travel the Can- adian Route to the Pacic Coast. OLYMPIC arm? In spite of the Government s re- renchment in expendiure, two girls i may qualify from each county 01 district for the trip to the Royal: \Vint<:1` Fair. All rural girls between ages of 16i- to 26 \-;`:`.o have not previously won` ,tll`` Royal trip are eligible and should not overlook this wortl1-while oppox- .....:+.. ; HUL Uni Lunity. CANABHAN NATIONXL M I N A Kl WINNIPEG. EDMONTON JASPEIL FLO C KY MOUNTAINS DACI FIC C O A ST ALASKA. day that the time has come for some changes in our educational system. The newly organized Associated High School Boards of Ontario is co-operat- ing with the Department of Education in working out some scheme that will make education more practical for boys and girls of the public schools and the junior grades of our high schools. This is the formative period in the lives of students, a time when they should be given every assist- ance in choosing their life work. Whether a new type of schools` It is becoming more apparent every ` should be started or a change in the present equipment is a matter to consider. Premier Henry rather favors the setting up of a new type of school, somewhere between the elementary and secondary schools to bridge the existing gap. This school would be a sort of laboratory in which the mentality and taste of boys and girls would be tested out and their future career shaped, with a minimum of loss of time and effort to the pupils and to the community. The plan would involve a sorting out system, and pupils would be encour- aged along the lines they are best adapted for. The initial cost of buildings, equipment and teachers would be heavy and the people are` not prepared for heavy exlpenditurers at present. There should be some ineans, however, of meeting the sit- uation for some years by using ex- isting schools and teachers. There could be more elasticity in adjusting classes and buildings, by giving vo- ` cational guidance and using present 1 facilities to the fullest extent. l3ar- i rie Collegiate has some 600 students in attendance, and perhaps less than !a hundred of these will ever enter the `university or go in for any of the professions. T-he other five hundred should in all fairness get some guid- ance in at least some of the other vocations. _ | PUT UNEMPLOYED MEN , ON CROWN LANDS _`*` I] Settling of unemployed men of 1 [proper capabilities on suitable areas 1 of Crown lands in various pants oi ; the province, and starting them off < with cash grants from direct relief ` funds, probably will be embraced by `early agreements between the Dom- inion and provincial autllorities, im- plementing the Federal direct relief bill passed last week. Nncrnfinfinng wifh Federal author-I I ' unue1'way. As a precautionary and prepa.ra- ' Lory step in anticipation of the agreement. Crown land and timber agents throughout the province have [been instructed to survey their terri-l itories and list those areas that are `unoccupied, at least partly improved, Vzmrl szuitabie for cultivation or settle- ;ment. Vmiur H10 terins of the bill. both `]_)1'0\ lnC0.~' and municipalities will join , `-with the Dominion in implementing } lits varied proposals, both for giving ` Idireet cash and other relief and for ; [u.ssi;~;ti11g unemployed by such means `has the land settlement plan. 1, Until the .~u1'\'ey launched by Mr. Finlayson .s dpartment is completed `it will he (llilicult to say how many ` :;<,ettle1'.< can be absorbed on what `Crown l2m(ls are available, but it is -beli(.~ve(l the plan will sub.=`.m1tizill_\' l1`elie\'t,- Llitf yitiizition. l Hun. ....,. 1\\-r.nn1~;hn` -. ]l\" M` nll ;ment. 1 j L'n the terms 1 ! relief D111 passed last ween. i Negotiations with Fede1`alauthor- ities for the carrying out of this and the numerous other forms of direct relief outlined in the bill are now ` ` umlerway. i A: n m~m-smtinnm-v and m'ena.1`a- ; 1wcu.~,.xa.1'y facilitate scheme. !l`Clle\'f} L:2o _/snuziuon. We are preparing a list of all suitable Crown land.~: zwziilable for unemployed \vit.l1 the proper quali- cations and e.\'pr:rience to settle on, `it '21.; expluind by W. C. Cain, De~ aputy Mini.-`ter of Lzm(ls and Forests. 'l`hn m-nvinrm m- (lnnn.rf.m(-nt has not I '11 _VUU ECU El 1 ccssful. be glad < time bclittlingr his force t1`;-;ing to r-( -- s '!'h-- In. ;< branch of the De- palrtmunt of Agriculture has arrang ed with Miss Elizabeth Wallace, of Toronto, to conduct coaching classrzs in Simcoe County again this year,, which include in.<,t.ruction in nutri- tion, housing and clothing. `. lnly .\`llTll.[Cl` 0] J,42lYl(lS unu 1`Ul'Ut. Tlm province or (lepartment has not nuulc any zxrrangomc-nt with the Dom- inion along: this line yet, but if and lwhen it (loos we will have all the {m>c<::~:.<'.11'_v infonnzition iLVLlll1'l)lL' to !fucilitat (: consummation of the f4I\ , I l i l H 1lH_\'LHIII_L' l'.\u:J`J1au \l.'.\l'.` 3 takr m,-New that it is not the Uni whim-ix !i you, but your not about it, which notion you may ( at once if you p1(-a.sc.--Z\'I:11' NIH L\:'lllliI1ill 111 ending May M. 000, as ('0h1})1-XYM the corrc.~:spon!ix ](l(:Cl`(!ll>'It of $95` ll|l.~..\ {IL I Aurcliu:s. ` A gr:-utly incrcz 1`m,-rLi1i7.<~1's for Lhu is 1`(:D0l'lL'(l, Imu-h ing done on 2. Thus it is apparel Lm-nt .< policy of 1 1.6` 6'...-HID"... I. . `L5 l'l.")UlL\.'(l, |HU"H U1 Llllf |)ll>|H|.'.`h Ul on an L-1`(:di1. .`,il](`,S 1): apparent that the dc-p:.n.t- 1m-nt promoting; the use uf fr-Itilizrs i.~ ht.-urinp: fruit. The use of f(.-1'tiIi'I.(:r.< in 1'm'n1n_'.:h:.1s pass- ml the c:~:periln(:nLal .-1,:1_Lrc: in Ontario uml 1huu. nf' fnrvnn-\~u nrn nd- (`U [HQ CX[)UI'llll(.`HL2U .\'lr11_LC(5 and thuu. of fauna: in): them :1 przu-.ti<-:11 uitl the ('().':`t of production arc-:1.'~'im: soi (Tl'L`il:'IH)f julI('iwI.< improve- inrinllv 1 101' :1 Ian` mCilSLll'(: Ul .~'uc'v.'.x'.\' HHIL the farmer mzxkc use of cvury pos- sible opportunity to lower his costs of production. The right u. r: of fnilim-)';4 suilt-(I 10 pmtit-u1.'1r <-ro'p.s pmvidr-.=. mo important npportunity. THE NEW EDUCATION Get the utmost enjoyment from your Western trip by arranging your journey via Canadian National s train de luxe -The Continental Limited. Speed smoothly through rugged Northern Ontario . . . across the Prairies . . . through the Canadian Rockies by the ScenicRoute,over the easiest gradient and at the lowest altitude-yet within sight of the mightiest and most in- _spiring peaks. Publiahed at 123 Dunlop 5%., Barrie, ovary Thurndny M. D. MORRISON, Editor and Publisher m_vthin: .4 us,` th. (J11: Nnrtlmn Ahuanrr RAILWAYS EARNINGS The Northern Advance _'UHH3HT('(l VVILH 3,3-Ju` 'L.~::p<)m!ix1;: period :;-957,974. -'1, I,;I.__ A.'.'lL' ml with $3.025 .. ..,...2...l . .. 'l'll UUS .:u1w:1_v.< I 10 `7 " n(.'HU'H H1 Ulll-ZlI`lU farxm-rs are nd~ ...6!..nl nhl In .... [unn- EDITORIAL INAKI (7. VVUIIIEUI hut` D0n't wa.;'cc Use your H `S EIFU IIHU` in 1`:-(lucmg `Ju`on_::h in- V\ hH1 u.w . `.:,.v,1 ,.".(` Lrilllllll` the week ` $2.663,- `.Z5.971 for in 1931. :1 llilb HI." Lovduy ~55 that ry its 11.. nl` ..(. um.- zmdl ' Hon. Geo. Henry may be just a very ordinary type of good citizen, but he crtainly looks like an out- standing statesman compared with the so-called leaders who are attack- ing his administration. ` ....- mg Half the world is scent in the pursuit. They think it consists rrnffinrr and in lwimr um 1`IlUy blllll Jla I gettmg and m 1 H1 r-nn in lahblll (5-lI\l All ULIII5 nun l\A\l I It COnSlStS 1n giving and lothc-rs.#Hcn'ry Drummond. Rt.-fcrencc to the good old (1ays" means somethng when one hours that !in 18012 {thorn wnwx nnlv fnnr nuln- IIHCZI-HS SOITICLHYI1; wnen OHC HCILTS H1115 `in 1896 there were only four auto- mobiles in the United States ! Just imzLgine-t.he whole cbuntry to park four cars in !---Monitor. In the early days of ph.otovgrzLp.hy it took fteen minutes to take 21 picture, so after all, one cannot blame grandpa and grzmdmzz too much for those funny expressionas on the old-time portraits, when they had to sit for a quarter of an hour look- Iing` for the birdie. ,, , , , I | Now that the tourist season IS ap- proaching, zv. general clean-up in the town would be in order. Clean, tidy streets and lawns leave an impres- lsion on those who pass through. There is room for improvement in the enforcement of the Weed Control ` Act in Barrie, and now is the time `to get after it. Pope Pius has issued an encyclical urging the world to unite in prayer for divine assistance in the midst of n uvnw-1.4 n1nr:n:r- "Flu.-. vsmnrcnnrvn An;.1.n-n- 101` ulVlI\E EISSISCLLHCE In EHO ITHUSL OII a world crisis. The message declares that present evils crushing humanity spring` from greed, unequal dis:1;ribu-`V tion of wealth, exaggerated national-g ism, communism, and the revolt ofl man against God. A new way to get a job was intro- duced by a Rotterdam young man recently. He was well dressed and appeared on the street wearing large signs on his breast and back, giving particulars of his education and in- tellectual qualications, requesting those who thought they had a use for` an enterprising man to communicate. with him. He received a ;<<.-ore of letters offering him work. Ambition wins every time. ' A taxpayer opposed to paving as done by the town last year, took the editor to task for saying that the!` residents on streets paved were satis-"I ed with the work as done. Since! then we have gone over the streets} paved by the town last year and with : ` the exception of the first week s V work on Small St., we would say, ` that :1 better job has been done thanv] , by the paving company on Bayeldi .` St., where there are cracks every few: , yards. ` Wedding Stationery Figures just announced from Ot-`._ tawa stagger the imagination. They}. refer to municipal, p1`0\'incial and`. federal debts in Canada, and shoxvl the following total: _\'Iunicip::1 debts,-` $1,209,645,000; Provincial dc-bt.=,' $919,142,905; Dominion $2.~' 564.170,000. The person who is looking for what is wrong" with this country need not go l)e3'onl g-5 ures of that kind. As the Ottrxwhf Journal remarks: We have ten mil-5 ' lion people ymyiiip: inter:-. on :1 debt: ' .`-`,tl`L1L'tll1`(} oi` $41.6922.Sl5T,i!0S."..~H:1li-I fax Herald. ------ 1 It is to be f<-:I.r(.-rl Lllt the Fellemlj Government is pux's11i11g :1 pmmy wise-l pound foolish policy with 1'o;:a.1`d to cxpcmlituros in connection with pub-l lic health. In its en(l(:zu'ors to t-flecti small economies it is cn(l:111gc1'i11g the work for p1'c-\'r-ntivn mvclicine inl this country. which m'or_v pl1_\`.+ici:1n who is not am zmlc-lilu\'f:m Sl1('lll)11(`l{i l is iliv m-.>. ]l]'Uill.{ll)l(` L":\ ])0Tl(ll-i UH` zmv 1illll`\' r-nnlul nmlun l.n ._,.... \.'L|\ am)c:u'. rnr ml u~ I` V `NC I,N'!l(`llL5 01 UN.` \'~'|"l'l'I' l J; l..il|'ll i:-pi: .i- H: Social ll_\r;.z'i-lw: ('0Lm('il :n- `Ul|.~'i!'2li(`(i by `n"u'l) citzitions \\'hi<`l: um be pamllellvd all o\'(.-1' C:.mz1(l:1. in HHS, 1`2.E per cent. of all patients` in 'l`o1`onto Gen- eral llo. ,L_ ZlVC a positive \Vz1. mun }'(`21.1.`il0l'l showing` the 1m-_::m--.- of s;vpliili<. In 1929 this had dc-~ Cl`L'l1.a't;il to 52.7 per cent. in the "ru- ronto Hospital for Sick Children, an inc-id nee n!` 7 per cent. has been re- (lll<`u(l '0 I 1,-r.-1' cent. 80 A ~. :rkuble have been the bem- il(`i.'ll ll ..u1L.: of 3. program origin.'1ll_v ('nn:'mrtl to venereal disease that it has been enlargerl to include toxoid innnuni7.utir)n against (ll])lltl`l(-`l`ll, pusteuri/.:1linn of milk (in <:.:-ntre.=a still b:1el<\-.':11`(l in that eld), p<~riodiu health ('\ :llllln2ll.'.l0I1, mothercrzxft, Llll -:11(-ulzitud to save C:m:.ulz1 millions of dollars in the future. Preventive ,n<-divine reverses the favorite and |l,v`.1diti0n:1l policy of f2;ove1'nmcnts - vi-ry\\ here, that of locking` the stable - :il'i:-1' llin hnvcra iu eltnlnn (`nmlifinnc c-w-1-yv.n<:rc, mm or locnunp; Lne swore ::l"u-a~ the horse is stolen. Conditions suvi. as we are now su`cring' always int-rouse the dang-cor of communicable tliscase. It will be a national calam- ity if tho Covemmcnt p(-I'mits tho mrn-llivwr-.r 4-1-rxnfml l\\.' Hu. Qm-inl my 11 mo novcmment pm'mzts mo m.".('hine1`y 1-rez\t<-ml by tho Social I-I_vp;ir:11u Council to fall 10 pieces for Inc-k uf . night. 1-} PENNY `NISE, POUND ` , UH that /orld on the wrong of happiness. . in having; am: I being served by others. giving serving `v Drnmnmml, um y;I`Lu1L (1.! .)zU.UUU 101`! wurk by the Czmzuliznn` -m- Council was (lroppcd! inlzxtcs, and has not been. xix _\'cm'. In addition it Lhv gxmnts to provinces` .:;`.-.w~ xvork in pruven-1 rv 'r1:1\'u- \vnni I TWO MAY QUALIFY HHl.`L IIYUHLJ nlry (-nuhl mu] .. vI':\4` Al` H'V ('()l.Hll HIUKC. 111181 . l1.1. ,`1`Ll!1t of $20000 for} unnrk v H1n F`-nuvuli-In `Ik.L'il.\U UL VUII1 -qucnce of the ywts of the V Hy}. .n L nn1...H,.lI... `.}\ HI [)I'(. n. estnl)li.~'lw~ <-ountry n n-(` 111. n ,-, FOOLISH i ll { Phone 581. i Ov i THOS. A. McC.ARTHY 1 BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY" CONVEYANCER, ETC. I I hnnnu in ` nan i LIUKIJUIV l\- ruanun ;BARR.IS'I`.ER, SOLICITOR, NOTJI ; ABY, ETC. ` ! MONEY TO LOAN '.Owen 51., Barrie. Phone 9.` I ) E GORDON LONGMAN .BARR.'ISTER, S?_`Ir_.I`I((`3ITOR, NOTARY `:4 'L2n:n~.us.m:.a o co misused. se. Phone 405 x- Electric, Hydro, Physio and Electionic 0 Treatments. 11 Massage and Corrective Adjustments] `1` Blood Tests and Urinalysis I Home or Ofce N orthern Advance r CAMERON & CAMERON :BA.R.R~.ISTERS, SOLICITORS, ETC. ` 5 Owen SL, Bun-ie. Phone 406. | MONEY TO LOAN lJ\.IL\rtJ.aL4 . . n..-..v....-.-...., - BARRISTEB, SOLICITOR, MONEY TO LOAN h_.n..:.- Tn-unln Rlrla Rarn RADENHURST & HAMMOND `BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, ETC.` , _. u -_,_--. n_..._ I QlL'aVVl'$l\l 0; \.v~.,-_av.u\: i I EBARRISTERS, s<):,1m rcms, Nor-` : ARIES PUBLIC & CONVEY.-\NCERS 1 Money to loan in any sums at | { lowest current tates. ` 18 Owen St. Barrie. D. M. Stewart. ALEXANDER CO".`. .~'1I`{ 1 ` BARRI-STEP. ` 1So1iciLo.v: for obtaining probate OI! iwill, u-n-1'di:ms:hip and zxdministration, ,and encral -Solicitor, Notary, Con- ve noer etc. 3 Mo- Y M 1.o_.x.\` 1 nm-... wv.......:.. '1`.-.......i.. '. l J\Jlu us uvn BARR18'l`1'IT1T<., S0'Ll~CI'I`ORS, NOTJ ARIES PU -BDIC{ME}0NVEYANCER, (., iaolumors In :5.) \.mLuL UL aum i Not:-...:s Pubhq, Cmwa yancers Money to 102m at 1m'.'-nst cun- 1 rates. I E ESTEN & ESTEN BARRISTERS isoliczitors i11_I?i~"`-`v Court of Justice T\Yn4 .. -I. - 1)`; I s 1 (`nu-an zvzl-105:)`: U1".t'.ut;us: 1.5 uwum 9;. In the plmnina fornmerly occupied by the -Bank rm 5I`oronto. Branch Oiago, 'Llmv'a.le, Ont. W. A. Boys, J. R. Boys. I CI~I.IROPRA:g Here's one detail f the wedding that need not worry you a particle. For our announcements and invi tations are correct.