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By a recent amendment to the Highway Traffic Act, on May 24th the speed limit is raised to 30 miles per hour in cities, towns and village and 50 miles in the open country. Some believe this will re- lieve congestion on our hi'g'hwa_\'s. but it wil increase responsibility. The mental and physical reaction 01. drivers will have to be stepped up if accidents are to be avoided. The higher the speed the greater the impact when you hit something. A car favllinig from a ten.-storey build- ing 120 feet high inflicts the same damage as a car travelling 60 miles per hour, but better not try to testl it out. Two simple rules if ob-` served will g-reatly cut down highway accidents. The rst is courtesy and the second is to start a little earlier` so you will not take chances on thei highway. I nnaa.-sage anu porrecuve .=.a.3ustmenu Blood Tests and Ulinalysis Hora or Office Rates Renaonablc umce Hours: 2-3 p.m., 7-9 pm., or by appointment A. '1'`. Little, M.D. W. C. Little, .VI.B., Asqociafce Coroner County of Simcoe. SURGERY AND DISEASES OF WOMEN _ Amociate Coroner, County ofS1'mm= Phone 61. Ofco-58 Collier 31?. Office Hours : 8-9 a.m., 12.30-2 p.m., 6.30-8 pm. Licensed- CI-IIROPP.ACT OBS and "r'1:n:*n A Dfavrvc DR. N. W. ROGERS PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Special attenon Obstetrics Associate Coroner fo; Simcoe Covnty Ofco and Rtcidenco 50 Mary 3!. Phone 101 Office H.0hr3: 8-9.30, 11-2.30, 6-3.3`) \....uum.~; u. mcunl Lmverzity, Mont.1:,-a'.. Office and I<:sids:nce---Corner Dun- lap and Poyntz Sts., Barrie. Phone 105 Office Hours: . I-10 a.m., 1-3 p.m. `7_( 1. M J. H. N. Smhn, M.D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office---Owen St. (Fonm.-rly occupied by Dr. L. J. Simpson). Residence 144 Muplo Ave. Phone 7( VICTORIAN ORDER OF Barrie Branch DRS. LITTLE & LITTLE PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS`; D|____ nun .- n. Graduate of IN Northern Advance GEO. R. AND E. A. Phone 213 (.42-. .-XJIBUL.-L\'CE SERVICE P. C. LLOYD & SON I-'U.\'EP..-LL DIRECTORS TH-URSDAY, MAY 20, 4- MISS BEULAH sco'r'1' ` DL- DR. E. C. TURNBULL ..l....a. .1 my I'`" - DR. W. A. LEWIS Iv-\-v-.11 . `V- - --.._ , - .__--- -r\/\l --Phono 791- :`L\.41\JfD and JJ TH.EP.APISI' Jan Ca BL Publishea at 123 Dunlap St., Barrie, every Thursday M n Mnpntenw IPA:-m. om: D..1.1;..x.,... 47 Maple Kve. Office Hours: .0 r. m Au 1.... ...._-:._._, :1-LU a..n 7-8 pm. .VIc(}i11 lontm,-a'.. ...au University, qDRUG-LES-E Phone 218 BURNS . 700 NURSES 1937. Iuaucu nu. .-u .,..--..... -153, ...-u..-, \;v\.n_y nun M. D. MORRISON, Editor and Publisher 'How about your Counter Check Books EDITORIAL Phone 53 me. In on: on aelence. Not oncensistenct; < has it been hinted that they shou1d9meeting 52')` contribute to a central defencef another, : force, but as freedom also entails'1ie deep, respomsibility it is plain that some not in an; plan will have to be decided upon,race, not ir by the Dominions for their O\V'Il,5e]5h idea] protection. Australia and New.tin1enta]j1;\v. Zealand are aware of its necessityinesg of 'c( Premier King does not appear to beltions are t willimgr or ready to make any com-; B;-it,i5h_Amg mitment for Canada. So long as a" Cr)-operatic) solid bloc from Quebec supports the 1 are not 9,. Government, the Prime Minister is enough to likely to sit tight without committing 3 2 )'0und for Canada to anything. I |relationship to the Canadian Govern-. l y l Statute , . Last wecrk King George VI. was crowned King of Canada. of Aus- tralia, of South Africa, of New` Zealand, and of the Irish Free: State, just as surely as he was` crowned King` Great The King" now of stands in the same: ment as`he does to the British Government. At the Imperial Con- ference in 1930, by resolution` adopted and later enacted in the of Westminster. Camada.; Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and the Irish Free State were raised to equality with Great Britain herself. The problem of adequate defence for the British Coinmonwealth of Nations is a dii-J cult one. The Motherland has} strictly observed the letter and? spirit of the Statutes of Westniin-g ster in allowing each and all of the`: Dominions to decide what their pol-l icies will be on defence. Not once; has it lmppn Hint-or? +ln-2+ +1v.nu n1...-.14: ' l l t Britain. 3 1 1' C m V l i ( t ] 1 1 l ylaytu an equally ne part. The removal of the bubonic plague men- ace. it adds, is important to national and local governments. which must appropriate large sums of public monev for rat-proong and support- ing the task of rat extermination. -._ -.u-av; vuunuu. This is a stern statement that car- ries a warning to those who are !l`L'Cl{lSS in the distinction of forest lgrowth. Bird life and wild animal [life are dependent on the preserv_a- 'tion of our forests. If the forests` are destroyed, wild animal life and bird life will inevitarby become ex- tinct, and human life will in time, nd existence impossible in regions that have been denuded of their forest growth. speaking to the Insurance Adver tisers Association at Lucerne, Que-L bec. said that Canada, the most over-governed country in the l world. could not survive unless it ob- served the same every business man must be followed. Government is the biggest business in Canada, yet it is not asked to observe the laws necessary for the survival o-f any` business. Canada is to-day, without exception, the most costly governed,l economic law that? had learned` the most over-governed nation the world, and cannot survive unless' we place our govei-nment--our business of governing ourselves up-` on I . I Major Jas. Baxter, of Toronto,: I l I in . a sound businesslike hneie , tradition. _:\n1ericn`s slmru in llrit.-tin`.-< l,`~~|im_: `events of the last few (lays. _ London `from his diplomatic cll'orts to :rli,Lrn not to Rome or Be1'lin = The In Washington a comrrcssionall conference deletes from the newt neutralit_v bill the inamdatm-_v ' cash-and-carrv fcntllrn \\'l1ir-la IU \\ (`(1. This much 5: Illl('l`<`:~'l includes, of cour.<=, of what inigrht he cullml :| .tom`ist cul`i0sil._\'. :1 childlike love of pa;:`.'i11ti'_\`. :1 l'c;: ul)lic:1n tor ro_valt_\'. and But Lies of trzulc and it _v:0c.< furtlu-r. l l`(`\'v|'(!ll(`',` I to-(l.'1.v s1)i'iirg:s from :1 sli.'H`in;: 9." basic ideals and lmrposcs, :~'(Nm' oi which have been pl:iinl_\' at work in Norman Davis prepares to leave wit h out tumrililc results! i . Britain and America more cl()scl_\` on trade and disarmzunent policies. Yr-t Whatever differences there may he are all in the famil_v. sure to dropped in face of attack. is noted that ha` And it Mr. Davis Ll`:l\'ullc(l or Moscow. major impression in Europe from his visit is that the deinocrncies are drawing' together under pressure from totalitarianism. And in thw- Pacic, Japanese naval men sen London and Washington steerin_e; by `the same chart. uualnlfab UL ggtuvcnlulg ourselves up-` businesslike basis.' Most people will agree with Major` Boxter, but what are we doing about it ? < ciples of I I I I I vnot and will not lw matlr-, ,al or int!-rnzitirmnl. ~ this. 3 C.l.O. I u.nion.= with ma.u(:. M)`. 1,aw.~:on askr-(l. We may well doubt that it has for it would driw: Mr. Hcpburn s friends at Ottawa into th r-xprnssioii of 21 poli(.g\'tl1"it has :1ll`(,`El(l_V br_-on (lo. nr-tl bv Mr. R0wr- us` the true prir! a democratic govt-rnnivnt. Canadian law at resent providml no power to Mr. Hepburn for him to forbid any workmzzn thv rigsht to join t.n_v labor orgznnizntion, nation- ln the film` of Mr. Hvphurn was (ll-<-l:1ri.np: hr: would prrtvr-nt C:In:i(lians from joining: unions zimliutvd with th- nr tho (till-litifirl of Czmzulinn the C.I.O. Col. Dr!-w hzul l`(::~ i`,L:'I l(:(l to tnko :1 rm :-rtaml. Just what that stain! ,w.'is could not ho zist-vrtziinr-(l. N0- thing' in lritisli or (iunizuliun law grave him :m_vthinx: to Sl.lTl(l on. I I I 1 rrom time immcmorial, (lP:il.h and t;:x-s lmvc hm-n . of inevita- hility. Thvy \vm'r- tho two t,hiriLr< no human being: r-ould (`.`x'(`1![)l'. They ' were things which no ono could do !a'n_v'thin;_r about. Likr: tho E:ist: Tn- `dmn fatnlist, wr- worv stupposv-d to .sit and take them without protest. | But this is :1 (-hanging: world. Whilo wt Fill and took it, wl1il(- we l')teC}llYH'3` I fttxilists and waited tho inevitable. j both thv dontli with and tlw tax 1`l.h'! 'lY1(')`(`HSVf(l ht-_\'ond rvnson. until to- ldny tlnre two f`0l1`.tlt1lif` tho :`TP..'1tr`St m'oblt-ms whir-l1 l'0TlfY`0Ht our civili-` z.'itiosn.--R:i_v l"ulkr-rson in Kiwanis ! l\l21L 2lZlh('. { -'l`hr- rnnk-:md--lo mt-mbors of any union :zrr- infvrr-str-d in imm'ovin:2' thv w:rm-.< nnd \vorkin{'.-P c-ondil,irm.= 0! thr-"r `in}n<. but thr-V nrf` also intr-r- instr- in thr Sf-(`u]`it`\' 01 t'hn, 4011: Th:-v r-lm-1 ofcr-rs and pay dur-s to f1n'thv-r rho .ar-c-n1-it_\' nnd imnrm-'n- mnt in that ordm-. But as nftr-n :1: [not thr-_v nd thmrIsr~l\'r-.< tho pr -\' of [r:x`ck--Utvorc who sol] them out for :1 ]'pri(-r- and pookr-t thvir funds. Or they ' become the victims of am- ubitious leaders like John L. Lewis, l 3'HoN. J. EARL LAWSON, M.1>., I BACKS ROWE ON LABOR issue! I 3 ,3 I-Ion. J. Earl Lawson, K.C., M.P..| `speaking in Toronto Tuesday night, {declared he was wholeheartedly be-I {hind Earl Rowe in his declaration fof the inalivnable right of labor to ;orr."anizr. and affiliate with any un-I Hon so long as it 1`r:sp(_-(`ted law andl lOl'(ifrl` in Cammla. ' I H` D|nh1:r.u Ur.-.14---- ---- ' lU1`(i'tI` In Lanwua. I l If Premier Hepburn was as sin- lcere as he proclaimed himself in lprolecting Ontario workmen .from gthc exploitation of fo1`r*ig'n agitators, ;he possessed the right to ask Ot~ ' tawa to f:xClu(l(,' such men by o1'dm'- in-('ouncil under the regulation of F:-di-ral if- L','lSl&1tl0l1. Had this re- vquvst been nmdrl, or would it bnl maria-'. Mr. Lawson asked. \Vn mnv umll :lm.1~.+ 1...a. u 1, 1 9 . 1 f 1 uh: 01 mar mscretion. The President well expressed ;American opinion in his clear \va1'n-, :in`\g' at Buenos Aires that the United! `States stands with the domocracies.` iThat position is now conrmed by 'his special e"ort to exempt arm-_ ;ing for defence" (interpreted as `applying: to Britain) from his latest denunciation of arming for offence `by nations which constitute the principal dan_9;er to modem civiliza- tion. '*- ``7| - , .`._.J_ ,1 n -- - 5 nm m nu:-upv. xct t1'zm'e with the `,nation able to control the seas is .<'stil1 likely to be Aniericzm policy under presidential discretion. And r`jud_2rin(: by recent indications of! 3; both p1`esiden|tia,l and popular senti- sfment, Britain can expect friendly .: use of that discretion. 3; T1-an Du-ooA,.n+ ...,.n .......,A i 1-he 1-'ubnc Health Service of the United States believes that the problem of overseas transmission of bubonic plague is almost solved. This announcement in one of the U.S. Government s weekly public {health reports is based upon a study of 4,418 ship entries at At- lantic ports `during seven months ernding January 31. 1937. The sur- vey disclosed that 8.3 per cent. were rat infested as against 50 per cent. between 1935 and 1937. The marked reduction in the rat popula- tion. the report states. may be re- corded as an achievement in co- operative effort in which public officials and private interests have played an equally bubonic T\i9-(rho rnn-n uun. ' '`"`7|_ 9 Here is imdeed one of the founda- .tions of British-American friendship i--a mutual love or order, or peace. Devotion to demrocratic processe.s.;. lto settling thin,<.>:s by discussion lrather than violence. is part of it. nsistencc; on equal justice is another imeeting ground. Love of liberty is ;another. Similar concepts of Diety `lie Not in military alliance, any materialistic sense of race, in: any joint enterprise of .selsh idealism, not in unstable sen- ltimentality. but in the like-minded- ?ness common spiritual aspira- itions the surest foundations of ~ ; British-American~ understanding andr, `co-0peration laid. And those bases `are exclusive; they are broad ' `enough offer a common meeting f2'1'ound all humanity. n'l'o thosv whu hzrvu m'\'vl' quits- _pc1\-t-ivml HM` undv1'l_\'imr lhumlzlliuu of British mid .'\nu`rir:m l'ri*mls:hip. ;t.h0 ('.\`l('ll(- to which 1110 ('u1'um1Liml omzzurvd tlw nth-nliun zunl :HI'f` of .-\mvric:1 must somu strange. '.l' '` milliom- of .z\mvriv:m.< Lhw L`|'U\Vlli|lI;_I_ Iof t.hv I\'ing"` \\`:l:~' U11} vvvnt, of the ~_\'v:u'. Thosv who could nut get to 2 London. |'ullu\\'ud uvvry stvp in UN: 1)1*()<`<~clim:':< by pictures. prv.s':4 um! . mdid. us nu) in:mg'uI:1l is ovvr !'ul~ - ` lowed. 'm.:.. .-.,,. . .. `accuntu Lo assure 151'1t.am that .~\.mo1'- ica would be :1 supply base t;h1'ough| `not again an arsenal in case 01 jw;=.1' in Europv. Yet t1'ad'e with the Lnation able fn r-nnh-n1 Ha.` n...` : ..j_.__..___:.___ From time immcmorial, 30-5` h(r~n xvmhnle nr Immu... um same cnarc. ' I new `ne:utra]ity cash-and-ca1'1`y fC2x'L1l1'E which `seemed to assure Britain that .~\.mor- \V'01l]d ho :1 QIIDYXIV hmcn Hn-n----"~- AMERICAN AND BRITISH FRIIZNDSI-III The NUi'HIUl`ll /\(1vu.m-c u |IIII3ll_ U\\"I| 11" show us up . Th:-_\' havt.-' thv <':1pi-f t'.:1I-t,l1(-`\' have all the mnn0y Hwy no--<! and :1 lot nmrv. ']`h<- ('0unlr_\' is big ; thvy hzwo thv mvn, ' and ' 1 think of :11] the union custunmrs thvy would have ! H M... I1:l\`A ma 1 wuulu navo .' I If the union lP.'ulm's urn : thc_\' should go into busim-ss Lh--mm s(']V('S. If thrgv h:w<- thmutrht out :1 * hr-t.tr`1' way to Imlmuzv lm. It-Ll them d<-nlonstmte what it is. If` thvy <-:m t do that, why do they p1~<.- tend thov can '7" who may commit them to s(:h(_-me of conquest withou mu.-mwhile assesslmr them glinu: the resultant incon sees fit. .3..- The improved condition in the n-ancial position of the town of Barrie during the past year is a matter of interest to every taxpa_\-"er in the town. While some, if they had their way, wo_uld luxve lowered the tax rate this year, it is good business to reduce the indebtedness as quickly as possible. The bank. realizing the favorable position of`; the town, has lowered the interest- rate by one-quarter per cent., which will help some. To decrease the in- debtedness by about $65.000 during 1936 is surely _a step in the right direction. N .- .....u.. u:iIul'l'.\' cnmk tnt-_v <-ml m:1mu:<~` :1~n :1ut.onmhil(- l':mt.0I'_v bot- tvr Lhwn \V(- can. and pay In-t,u'r \vap;~:-5 umlor bow-r workinl;,: comli ltinns than we can, why don`t Lhr-_\' build :1 t'.'u-t,nr_\' of l;hui)_' own and 1 <-npi-1 , . .. . 4... Al mm---rmngnous, rzu'In'l, political or -z W\h(en our wmvn ask about unions, 1 give them Lhn S(lm(: ad-' \'i('r- as whc-n txhcy ask about any of thv otht-r .~:<:ht~rnte.~; that nrv ul\vnys being ainwd :LLn1c`n's wages. I say to Lhvm: First filgruru out for your- .<~H' what you are 1.-,'oin;: to ;:('t, out ml H 14' H... .,., ' ` - (II IL. ion, H1!-_V lmvv you 1 H5 n..:. I have ncevor H0lU.','ht to |)l`('.V(`.nL our men from joining` :my :1.~.sm:i:1- lLi0n----rligious, rm-ixvl, politiczxl our - 1 _ .u .. ~ uHplIl',.s' 1.n(: raiznernood of God. Tho brotherhood of man to-da_v l.~` om.-n (lo-niml. clorirlvgd and called foo`lishn(ess. but it is, in fact, om` of the foolish things of the world; which God has chosen to confound] the wise, and the world is 0011-! founded by it daily. I WP may r,-vadv it. We may deny it. But we will nd mo rest forl our souls, nor will tho world, until! we acknowlr.-dire it as tho ulti.m.a.te l wisdom. [ HENRY FORD'S IDEA ON JOINING UNION , The torch I would luzmd you and ask you to pass hand from Hand along the pathways of the Empire is the great Christian truth to re-' kindle anew in each ardent gener- :1tion---to use men as the ends and! never merely as a means; to live; [for the brotherhood of man, whic`n! implites the Fatherhood of God. Tho hrnfhnv-`ham! n'F runn +.. .1-.. l _1u.ug1u. 1.11:: yuuwg mug and Queen whom! ' we have delighted to honor on these] memorable days are servants of 2.1 sovereigm people. To them they! have dedicated themselves. Symbolic Union of Society I - Phe King is the symbol of union, Inot only of an Empire, but of 21 lsociety which is held together by a common View of the fundizmnental ]nature of man. The Christian State _ `proclaims the human personality to be supreme. The servile State de- nies it. To compromise with the linmjte value of the human would llead back to savagery and the jungle. The +m....1.. T .... um L."-I --- ' UAIC 1llC(aIllBo | It is an Empire organized for" peace. for the free development of, the individual in and through an. innite variety of voluntary associa-} _t_ions. It neither deies the State] nor its rulers. 2 I The old doctrine of divine ri_:ht| of kings is gone. But we have not intention of erecting in its place! the new doctrine of the divine right of States, for no Stlate ever was or is Worth a free man s worship. The young King and Queen whom delighted to hnmw nh Hm. I I 1:, 15 an 11:11} : . tions. It npifhz Everyone cannot be a publjcl When tree life goes, human life official, but certainly there is no.does not long survive in that :xrea."4 excuse for a lack of interest in and Said H'n~ Cna5- Dunning 1'0Ct`nt1.\'. participaption of our civic and local 5P%3k_ing' 011 forest conservation.` govepnhlehwl affairs. Too many This is stern car- people expect things without 1-eanz- rles warning ing their responsibility to help get=1'Ck1e55 f01``<~`t. them. when the wrong. hum ;S|g1:o\vth. elected to oflice it usually is due tolh_1e dependent D1`S1'\'1l- a lack of interest on the part 0f'tl0ni our forests` the citizen and 3150 to Selsh ex- pectation of reward of those who may receive special privileges from , _ _ _ the candidate they help to elect [find (`XlstCl1CC impossible in been condition Gv\n'I\n:lu` nnnilvipsyx A4` OLA lnunp. A`? bird ex-' tmct, human uguiinm LIIVSC misc g`0(lS. ` Let me end-in the last speech I ,will make before a great audience as !Primc Minister of this countr_v--l`et `me proclaim my faith, which is the 1 aith of millions of all races from `end to end of the British Empire. Authority and Freedom Blended Here we have ceased to be an is~ land, but we are still an Empire. Wihat is her secret for freedom ? Ordered freedom within the law, , with force in the background, not the foreground; a society in which authority and freedom are blendedx in due proportion, in which the` State and citizen are both ends tog lthe means. QUJ-Ll the T4- nu nurvv nunlnu IL. ` 'l`h:- frvudom for common mun which was to have boon the fruit of l\'i('tm'_\' one-0 morn is in j:0p:u'l_v| h0('illl.\'(' it hns hm-n taken away from tho comnmn men in othr-r lands. You may attempt to ox- plzlin those twenty years in tr-rms of (_-('o`no1nic.~: or tr-rms of politics. lhut what is (`Ivar is that to-day Europe is neither at war nor D('2L((',l but stands at :1rn10d attention. 1 Rn} u7'hnl~ in 1IvI\vnn 41...... LLL. :..: uul, smnns (ll: :1rn10(1 attention. i But what is worse than this is! that peace III ) some quarters is pro-[ lclaimod as a bad dream and war is lgloriod as the ide4zLI for rational men. As long as the British Empire llasts. we will raise our voices against th(`sI2 false g*o(ls. Let nm m1d_in Hm Inn gmm..1. 1| Iuun illlil llII'lllU(`l'|l-_\' Ill .'l('Hlf'V"I n"Hl..' Leadership Demanded (lournprr-. disciplim-, uH'Ici urv as Y10(`('S.H':l)'_V to (l('|1l()( l`1l('.'_V as they nrv to any and dt-mo~ (`rm-y implic.-4 zuml (Ir-mm-mls I-:ul<-r- `ship as n-. us any dicL:.lL0r- hip. for it. is n It-:1d`.r.ship that 11:15] I no forvo behind it. 'm... r.-....,:,,... 4-,... M... .......| uv'|I'mH`1I |I'()Hl Wlllllll. | Anal it may W('ll lw that you will lmvv Lo :<:Lv- (Ir-mm-r:u'_v from its:-ll'.| You will lmvv In Hlmw t.hI- wnrlrl auul in mnny parts of ii. an ~xv-ml~ ingtly critiv:I.l \vm'l Llwrv is notlrinur in (lmnm-r:u'_v, in its prin- (`l|)l(`.H'. purpmw or |nt't.l1ml.s'. whivh l1('('(`h'H.'Il'll_\' p1'otl'ucr's l,imitlit,_v of nut,- lrmk and mc-(lio('rit._\' in .:u'l1ir'w-mt-nl.. Lnnrlnrnluin hn.........l...l l |||3l,\' IIVV . l 'l`h~.=v- Inns! hv Ix-l'vnls-vi frmn |\viLhml,. um! t't[ll:ly HH'_\` |l:|\ |' to ht- '(l<'fv~mlm| from within. Anal il Inuv m..ll I... aI...a .... .. ..,tII. \\'H-IIHI. You : l'nl.urs-. h of thy and In-ril,np,'v Ynn .-1 \\ll-IIIH. You urn tlw g`UV"l`lH)l'.'-' 0| l.h~ hv snid. Wu vt-HI, in you UH- Italy .`~':l|'("ll:l.l'llilly,' \\'hUl`l, is wor- wurl,h-whi|o- in our p:ml,, our and our h':uliLimn<. You urn in 'lmr;:c~ of our hnmn and all om` lmpr-.u. I! would in. I'm `yum Ln pm1m.'t HW la-nnht-rnvit-.s' im \\']u|lI'\`'l` purl, of lhv l`)mpir- you m:1,\' live. I 'l`l....... n.....A I... ,1 1- , I I :- l RlMlF.R BALDWIN Al l lZAl.S T0 YOUTH c excuse I. i'na- thrr mun uwu :lLI`ll(.'Tl'h` I lgrurc L you arc 1,-:oinu: into :1 un- h:1\'- got you. but what wot. Hil\'(' ` - atly) Inn Inn. u........... uuum no any mm! without a vote. assessing` and jug- income as he 1 lendt-rs think tht-_V r- r can. whv 111111`! 41....- mud `[11 . n vnfn i Phone 82. 9 motor Ambulance in Co _uection `Open day and night l\I;:Jrgue and 1 Chapel in connection. I Ebtablished 1869 421.....- as aw: - - I .......u, 1.0 LOBII no Lowest Rates I of Interest. 0F'F'ICE: 13 OWEN ST. In the premises formerly occupied by the Bank of Toronto. Branch Ofce, Elmvale, Ont. lw. A. Boys, K.C. J. R. Boys ESTEN 8: EST;EN BARRISTERS Solicitors in High Court of Justic Notaries Public, Conveyancers IMoney to loan at lowest current mun, uvna E DUID {BAR.RIST ERS, SOLICITORS, NOT ARIES PUBLIC, CONVEYANCERS 5 ma, The Public Health Service .'nitpd +.9+-nu 1.n1.'mm.. n... uuuvvnnl or JIILVVIIKI [BA1mms'r-Ems, SOLIGLITORS, NOT. |.A.mEs PUBLIC & convmmncmns I......- A- |-- - 5 D. F. McCUAlG, B.A. Successor to Creswickc & Be`I | BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ET! I MONEY 'l" 1.nAM - v-`--.v uu \I\141 v :11 HLVUEH Money to loan in any mum; at lowest current rates. 18 Owen St. - Barrie D. M. Stewart C. D. Srtewa ALEXANDER COWAN BA um STER. Solicitor for obtaining pl"0b2Lb1A:0l will, guardiunshi p and udrrninistration and General Solicxtor, Nobary Con veyuncer, etc. MONEY 'l`() LOAN om. M.......:- -r.._._: m- GORDON LONC-MAN BAR.R.IS'I`ER, SOIJCITOR, NOTARY I WPR CAMERON 6`: CAMERON B/HU{|:S'l"[`)'R.S, S0111 CITOIES, ETC. 5 Owen Sh, Barrio. Phone 406. MONEY T0 LOAN lull Ofco: lat Floor Masonic Temple Bldg Barrie. ;. H. }1d'.a=,n 1'7 U "`-`H - u-u;J;urz.u .|.I1.n-.l.:J\/J.\lISO Motor Ambulance in Co `uection men dav and ro-1-1+ x ........,. .... IJT M onovy to Loan -3 I_n gnu. Mbney to Loan Masonic Temple B|Jg., The Northern Advance, Barrle LNY }1Fi}1Y3'1'1sn DAI munuux 'I'U L:Ul\N Office: Masonic Temple Bldg. Pound: of fruh fish (cod, hnddoclz or ollu-r sh) Cupluln of ulicml ;-chum-u Cuplul ul diced carton Cupluln ol wutor Pnuml ol nnlt pork, dkul Medium union, rho pod Tahluguumluln of Irmlr Cunluln of milk Salt and pepinr lo mus Iunave 1.1:}: .sLin and bones from tho (`uh and cut Into small planes. Cook the sh. the diced punuou nd the carton in the Inner for IS nlnuusn. Fry the all rut nl crisp. ru-move the pace: hdcnok thennimlnthalnl -til crisp. pincca Lhconhuintlwln! -II under. Add the Hour, ulr -1! well blended and gradually IE th milk, stirring until um -gs;-n h nmoth Ind thick. In III rt. surging :lI(l]kI(` ulnar: I 0! I c . in m:'mmu:"-u the mumux '1'U LOAN Office: Ron Block, Barrio. STEWART & STEWART ';`DN;Qll`.'IF1')0 nnv '1f1'vlr\r\-vxo. _ G. G. SNITH & CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS .5-.. A...L..|~ ` "` -: l 11:11., b'U14lU1'l'U MONEY TO LOAN ea: Rm. m....I. nu`- Mr. Merchant- BOYS 8: BOYS lvrnhn n,\u-,~.-....._ Business Directory r) at Lowest Rates Mar-no I TIIOI. Stewart 00:1 Barrie, Ont in Barrie ETC L n..r.r..-1rLo'1 82a Dunlap St. Phone 403 Electric, Hydro, Physio and Elechiouic T2-eatmemz. Massage and Corrective Ad.justmenu I Blood Toasts: 21-vr? TTv-ivnaivuiq 47 Elizabeth St. We can supply `you with any quantity of__ the Best Make at right prices