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Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), September 18, 1918, p. 1

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ftl the georgetown herald p1pty8bcond year of puhlication qorgetovrn wednesday evening- september 18th 1918 150 per annum or 125 if paid in advance the georgetown herald every wedne8dav evenino at the herald power printing office georgetown ont ft contract advertising rates furnished on application tu ctmta per line for first inaeillun and hv cents per llfojr each-uve- mefit- insertion wtitra tfri ifcnriaitjflrrotilwlviw tuwil awilfc w adwtmelnmitwliputitotslne iv recilow will be lhore until forliid arid charged- accordingly advertisements will pe hanged one 4cliimoiikijlthout extra ituirib fuliauge for jpniniot u4yrtuetnont nimt- lie ip hvotttue uymoidiy jy wfrckhtiqnarate j i- l 4whmhtnirf i i tvjv j rji -the- 4deaafpa howa u vour subscription expires jmmoorblpujllher tafele 0ptno mail 948or passenger iil0qajn passenger 84c pro aidiu o2 pm passenger- u0 pn georgetown fair oct 2 3 trtwrifb hank of novft ooing wkbt mail v- ftni mail 1006 am passenger 201 pm passenger 6p p- mail 757 pm going north mail 757 am mail 680 pm going south mail 1005 ttm mail 740pm v toronto nbarbm railway daily timetable am pm pm going bast 810 224 640 ooirig west 866 810 747 sunday timetable am pm pm pm going east 1021 1220 846 610 going westl040 610 ittoeoroea church rev wm burt l th raotor sunday aarvioa aa follows matins 11 a m evensong 7 p m sunday sohool 46 a m in base ment holy communion lat and 3rd sundays of each month at 11 a m legal shilton wallbrioqe av dale barristers saltoltors etc toronto and georgetown office kennedy block x le hoy dale in eharffe of george town offloa medical or j08eph moandrew phyaloian and surgeon medical officer of health dlatrlct surgeon q t k offlca houra 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p m phona 68 office and beaidenoe main street south oppoeite presbyterian churoh chibppractic no madisina 8urory or oauopathy a m nltsen d c graduate of the palmer the ori ginal school of chiropractic daven port iowa u 8 a office over hourlgana drug store cohaultatlon and spinal analyals free tuesdays thursdays and satur days 2 to fi- and 7 to 8 p m phona 160a optical u u plant d o oph d y ipaojallat gaorgatown bohsxt to library tor mpfeojuftraent phone 1m dental frank r wat80n d ds mds dantiat qadrgetown ont houra 8 a m to 6 p m except thuraday afternoon dentistry in all ita tnanohea over ball telephone office f l hbath ld8 d d8 dentist office in lane blook one door north of 0nellpa carriage factory houra 8 a m to 8 p m m auctioneers benj retch llcenaed auctioneer for halton and peel aienwllllaro post ofllce sales conducted satisfactorily and at rea sonable rates orders left at the georgetown herald office will receive prompt attention jack80n and lee civil brifllheere and surveyors temple bldg brantford maj a m jackson r m lee mechanical engineer etc olsdl6 r o wynne roberts water worka englneor w c tilley registered arohlteot milton 6t prentiss enoinkbrs a motors fov bldo machinkrv llrokbrs elecjrlc ropnirs toronto jt a tracv clerk township of bsqueslng clerk 3rd division court the leading flro and life inauranoe cns represented issuer of marriage lleaneea office mill street west georgetown sfflqe hours webnesday and flat- ay afternoons tee 8jnq tho old reliable laundry plrmclasa work guaranteed at the lowest prick shirt 10b res bleak georgetown wo can now swpply your needs in m ttbest lgricuuoial sjownj- 4 brest iwnri on tiio avuitnti fatyxsatfabjprtts virjixijn- c bqst wv-orivdi- djlhft liawsom- bbohtsingld turnoat lt by jired cook 2nd juftlter by w a bailey i h 00 7 bes lady driycivhitolf iip utul trot or ijoce j mile and unhitch by jon beaumont lien- ttttt 7t7t7 iroer oo aw 8 trained colt by boy under 15 years any colt on grounds eligible by jan h stundish 8 00 9 high stepper by ernest barraclougli glen- williams 8 00 10 beat wagon or delivery lioine by provincial coating mills 8 00 11 best gentlemans turnout by wm gowdy 8 00 rule 6 not to apply to sec 8 standish special cattle 1 best herd dairy cattle 1 bull 1 cow 1 heifer 1 heifer calf by bank or hamilton 6 00 8 00 2 best pure bred shorthorns 1 bull 1 cow 1 heifer 1 heifer calf by the merchants bank 5 00 8 00 8 best shorthorn bull 1 year or over by ales joe beeve esquesing 4 for the best yearold dehorned steer of any breed exhibited by an owner who has not won an eaton prize at any fair since 1915 the choice of the following a couch catalogue v no 681256 value 1260 b garden culti vator no 74iflbtafftrne 1276 sheep 1 best pen leicester sheep ono male and two females by ernest barraolough glenwil- hauih 8 00 2 best pen fine woolod sheep ono male and two females by jos beaumont glenwilliams 8 00 8 beat pair lambs not less than 100 lbs each by w j patterson j hogs 1 best pair of bacon hogs not to be loss than 400 lbs by j m buck 80 cosh highest market price per lb to winners over weight dairy 1 highest test on day of show 8 gal can oream by georgetown creamery co 8 00 2 00 2 bout 10 lbs butter in prints c linham 8 best 8 lbs butter in 4 lb prints quality and neatness b d warren 4 bests lbs buttor brill co 5 bost 25 lb crock buttor b i croolman 6 bebt ho lb orook buttor b v gibbons 7 best 6 lbs butter in prints a nprrington 8 boat 10 lbs butter in prints h k heartwell 0 best 10 lbs butter in prints j mcbean 10 best 10 lbs butter in prints graham shoo itoufio shoes 11 best 10 lbs honey john m mackonziu 12 best 2 loaves from snowdrift flour c green- sides 60 lbs snowdrift flour miscellaneous 1 best bbl spy apples t h bumford pr shoes 2 best bbl spy apples a norrington 8 boat bbl spy apples millar di co 4 xbest bbl spy apples dr fb watson 6 bost pair dressed ducks d j matthew 6 best dressed duck john conway 7 best dressed duck j p bopor 8 bost dressed goose w c anthony 9 best dressed goose a m grandy 10 best dressed goose e barnhill 1 1 best dressed turkey a bethel 1 2 best drossed chickens j houston 18 best dressed goose h a eiivingtone 14 bost bog potatoes by g a henry 16 best drossed goose j a wi hough by 10 best dressed pr chickens j a willoughby 1 7 best 2 loaves bread and 1 doz plain buns made from war flour with substitues 1st prize 98 lbs kings choice flour made by robert noble ltd 2nd 72 lbs 8rd 48 lbs 4th 24 lbs 18 best pair dressed chickens by l e fleck 19 by j m moore best half dozen buns herald 1 year largest half dozen fresh hens eggs best and neatest 4 lb butter jj fj largest half dozen onions largest pumpkin rest bushel yellow onions cash boat bag potatoes 90 lbs cash articles to dti delivered to donor 2 no- 2 00 2 00 00 00 2 00 2 00 c 00 200 200 86 00 1 00 600 800 8 00 16 00 18 00 800 600 600 700 5 00 8 10 5 00 5 00 5 00 700 4 00 2 76 200 4 00 4 00 6d0 6 00 800 600 200 coo 500 14 6 46 00 26 86 26 26 26 2 60 8 00 fine arts 1 best amateur print of any local subject taken on dim purchased from h v hourigan as many entries as desired may bo made with l v hourigani separate entry to be made with tho soorotary 8 00 2 best oolleetion of art work from any school of 1 township by f j barbor 8 00 8 bost map county of halton from any school in the township by f j barber 1 00 i best penmanship by iii class from any school in township by f j barbor 1 00 6 best iieniminship by ii class from any school in township- by f j barber 100 6 boat map of north amorioa from any school in township by f j barbor 1 00 7 bost obllootion of ladies work by e march- and milton brooch trial of speed fastest and best gont ionians single road horse niaie or holding- trot or paco blemished horses not eligible ex- trswljlfwthitlfltall6wed must bo hitched to unsuitable ve- iioiospoed to count 0q stylo and conformation 40 three exhibitions of speed oaoh exhibition once around the ring first by john mcdonald and harry wrjgh t ttfipnabhwri bfoartwdji 10 00 200 2 00 50 60 60 60 2 50 6 00 kifehener was ridltef selfheal tfitf is n litrlrmtrnvpr willi ii ifuxt 4mi hhplf head thai ymws mil ill i lie fields till siiiiiiiiii hok its xoiiief iiimv like ajnei iihiiihii il vlhilher while nor rfaty jivuli7rytitioiavwnif aiftvwirlfftvirt anfilji nwilk i 1 ymth he totidrrw ftf tttnnidfreftcc qr vftr jjfatmuft gw tkort of munitioip ap l i he elieerfnl tlibiigli jn koytieii uintiy lieuvt oanui ilsvihr r the miijh jiiuke ihr su4 ft tihl v fulr spender tliiit uhc whs was rather nonchalantly withdrawing- a neat little roll of bills bowden saw no less than ave ten- dollar bills presumably her pin money for a week the thought of ananclng a wife of such habits for bowden ac tually did think of tier as a not lm- poasible lbs paucttf not the ln tout profcjtemi- tke lmnieilae 1 prebhan faa anaorini injbmbsrnhlp fa the f the idea qf taa tying avdniaa wo cool thus ensu- ally draw a largo bank roll from thei tellers window bad no bpeijlal ottrais tlqta for bowden etta yankee inhert- tei inctaijedha atnblion to aupport bla ewn wlfaoo his own esmfngi btiivfwmnm il that tiifui dlahfrb but vaabout it in 5- ciutvdemtsiilafjbianfii tiiaxsrttartc i iij ivrt oihtr tkttigs indispensable to iketn tnajowtneiori way wc can possibly live up to that obligation is by going with out in order 4hat our soldiers may have for the money we waste is not money at all it is equipment clothing shot and shell that are ur gently needed in france by denying ourselves there fore we enable canada to procure to the fullest extent the materials and labor which she and our allies need for the s pi usecu l of hundreds of rrifllione nf the war what happens when we fail to save i a pull on labor by the govern ment in one direction and a pull on labor by the people in the opposite direction dollars are of no use to the country if goods and services can be secured only to the extent of eighty millions of dollars so we must do every thing in our power to release both goods and labor for the purposes for which canada needs them whether it be food coal wool steel leather labor or transportation the result in all cases is the same whoever competes with the nation by freely satisfying his own desires selfishly appro priates to his own use that which is so urgently required for our fighting men in france iff pile nvliohe liud heijir vliiiidjfi y utsetnaohjnflvtjh said i- tiiroyifjithfth jnclvjee rbfgol its woe vi ihon wqrk with a will and pjay with ijbwill be eljitrful whateveifiih iljej for your happy hedil ciuiilo its riiiiall to make the old world kind and gay pretensions br helen clark bxr1hi ttov l 1 frt 8bnavrvcjdl by a friend who be vxsf koagetltendafi kayqo oneojpjr piw his adlsioxu hawaf perfectly i ji elgiblojlnd unattached oodook1n f bachelor tjlajn at a premliiln yha j began the really hard psrt of the inem- berahlp thnt of securing anteiroanc- tlpn tofsrtha bowden attended er ery evening function- aj the clqb abd n mny afternoon jmes as tsg could 1 nfanaee to without actmflry giving up his business care the three linn for the sake there spend kitchener has of your country and the boys over cautiously think of what lord said and ask yourself first ts this something i really need or can i do without it ublisbed undsr the autnority of the mlauter of finance of i 10 rjqxcmd b3 fflmimimijal a rrntmtutdffl lamare hmllmrp i a 1pcv secret a high and low shoes can iip found here we have the dressy shoes as well as the oominon sense shoes for every day wear our prices are reasonable considering war times we ivo you full value for your money it ih no more than natural that prioes would go up a little ns there is more loiiflior put into shoes this year than over boforo but let un hope that the lyglitost of leathor will not continue long rumford the shoe man the heme of better shoes satfmniirnr inn qtijti if5 lffiinniiiiiimfal d miifiiiiiiinipii georgetown creamery wo liny highest market jprice for croiiuiln any jiiiintity open monday wednesday and saturday nights llinlicut test w mckay 41 i k 1 fyons ho a wilson 40 poultry eggs wo will pw you the highest market price for your poultry live or dressed a i sp fresh loggs georgetown creamery co m sae manager 11v do you roquire fire life accident or auto insurance i represent some of the bost com panion and shall be pleased to tran sact your insurance business rjhynds phone v01 georgetown ontario w a bailey harness maker 3ve itoip ill hlnek a lull linr of light and heavy harness trunks bags and everything found in an uplodatc shop repairing neatly and prompt- ly done w a bailey main street georgetown a restivo special choice fresh fruit green vegetables ko4pirt 4 copyright hit by l mcclura newspa per syndicate on your way home stop at dobbs get some flowers urchldh nome- thing with a heart tlirnh in via ten dollars or so the kind or tlilinc youd pklc yourself for the ffrl you were in love with the first time ilowilen pitlu receive lnstrurtlous from old mr olnrk presi dent of the large nmctrn for which he wns cashier he felt a mltle like suy lint who do you imnk i urn your viilett hut he found the tusk of se- leimnic lluvvers at ltlln so diverting that the next time a similar order came to select tin dlnwerx that air clark wished to have sent to his wife as indi cation of his own personal thought and affection he greeted tho task with keen lullrent and put so mtieli heart into tho selection that old mr clark felt tho beneficial results in his good wifes disposition for a week to come at the end of the weelc he again requested mr pain to order flowera with a heart throb in em and pain outdid him self by ordering a basket of pink rosea and blue larkspur thut actually caused the dryeyed mrs clark to melt inte tears it was on that night that bow den first saw martha jenks he was particularly disarmed for following mr clurks instructions be bad put himself in the mood of the young man in love with someone ha was exposed in a most vulnerable point be was not in lovebut be was in a lovers mood nnd when martha appeared and he heard that indefinable little swish and perceived the almost negligible scent of perfume that in bla mind was associated with women ef real class ho promptly succumbed be beard her order six small boo quets of lilies of the valley suitable for favors at a luncheon the next day and took particular pains to attend to her instructions as to where they should be sent the founders chili he beard her ay and besides being oiled with ad miration for the particular way in which she uttered these words be was ulso aware of the fact thut she was a member of an excluslva city society for to be member of the founders club one had not only to be a lineal descendant of one of the colonial founders of the city but one had to have considerable money to spend en club dues and otherwise to keep up with that organization bowden pain had one thing in- bis favor at the outset of the pursuit of his ideal be was a member of the vain family and although bad ha ta ken the trouble he might hate learned that the original hexeldab pain was twice pilloried for breaking the sab bath and enjoyed no higher distinc tion in the community than that of road mender still he was descended from a founder and was eligible to the clnb never in his wildest dreams however bad be thought of seeking membership first because of the ex pense that would entail and second because the young men and women wbb belonged to the organisation were many rungs higher on the social ladder than lie pretended to be but the idea of belonging first entered his bead shortlyafter be beard the charming martha mention the name dltfthe dob aa the address to which the flowers could be sent and after the coinci dence of meeting her a second time at dobbs florist shop he wont home to figure ont on paper about what the necessary expense- of membership would be the itemizing ran something aa fol lows initiation fee 200 bowden be lieved this to be the sum he would verify it the next day annual dues 0000 tuxedo suit for mens night 0000 swallowtail renovated 1600 hvenlng clothes accessories 1000 black shoes 1000 80600 this waa no sum to be thrown lightly way in the veins of bowden ran the true yankee blood of the pains and even a part of his savings were not to be spent lightly on selfindulgence he was saving as be conveniently could for the as yet indefinite borne for an even leas definite family but why save for a family bowden reflected to himself when the accomplishment of bis ambitions along that una might possibly depend on the expenditure of part of the savings hut even after the second vision irf martha at dobbs be might have let hit dreams b belonging to the found ers clnb subside bdd he not met the charmer at the bank he was deposit- fruit speaiallbt georgetown ins his snjaji wefljlx wlnga and she dred and hftyflve dollars that be bad estimated would cover bla expenses for the first year of course felt far below the actuality this did not include tickets to the various benefit entertain ments held at the clubrooma nor did it include meala and refreshments there nor tips and all the time that bowden was spending hla money there were no sluns of martha one day tie dropped in the clubrooma on bis way from his omce as a mut ter of foct to try to recover an um brella he hail leftthere at the last eve ning entertainment it was dark la the entrance hall where the check hoys wat and it wus not until he became ac customed to the aubdued light that he recognized martha sitting there she was alone and she was fingering the pages of a small note book bowden round it imperative for him to take a eat on the other aide of the hall to look over some notes in his own pocket from time to time he looked up at martha she wiis the same delightful girl and there was the same sir of per fect grooming about her he would never have noticed the blemish in the grooming had it not been for her quick effort to cover up the wrists of both her hands at the same time then be saw that over each was fastened and kept in place by a metal paper clip a large sheet of copy paper such as his own stenographer used to keep from getting office grime on a fresh blouse martha had rrmoved her caffs in haste but bowden caught the movement then the check hoy who was at the telephone spoiled marthas little game of pretension heres a message or mrs snodgrass secretary he said and martha had to take it in her confusion at doing so she let fall the little notebook thst she had been fin gering bowden seized it and on the absurd pretext of wishing to see to whom it belonged he read the name of martha tudle it was absurd that he did not restore it to her until she had left the clubhouse and he had followed her balf a block down the street i have seen you before he aaid and she did not deny that she had also noticed the coincidence of the frequent meeting and i thought you belonged to the founders club i pretended i did she said that first day i wanted you to think i did and now youll dislike me because ive posed to be something i was not and i have been pretending too he said ive been pretending that i could afford to belong to this club when i couldnt i wanted to know yea and i wanted you to think that i had as much money as the other men who belong then were both pretending aha sold but if we hadnt pretended be said we would never have met it seemed a they walked along in the spring dusk that they bad always known each other and bowden pain was already feeling relief at the thought that bis annual dues and other incidentals would not have to be paid for next year he also looked with mora specific interest at the objective of his savings he took tbe girl be side him into bla confidence and it la better and more like tbe pains not to marry a woman with money ton knew from tbe first bow it was to ber and marthaa low answer in the deepening dusk satisfied him finds her pun works well luelnda haa saved money slnee aban doning her system of buying things on impulse there are so many things i wont to buy said luelnda and i am so im pulsive i see something that pleases my fancy and straightway i buy it only tofinda little later tbstreally i didnt want it and that now i dont core for it at all at least that is the way i did do but now i do differently mow when i see something that once i would have bought on sight i say to myself do 1 really want that and then i say to myself i will wait a week and see j at first it was very hard for me to do this but then got myself under control and came to manage very well often on tbe second or third day when i have seen that thing still on sale i have found that i no longer fan cied it and then of course i was glad i hadnt bobght it but then sometimes when i found the thing gone why then naturally i imagined i did want it bnt on tho whole i find this plan to work beautifully and new i stick to it faith fully and certainly it has saved me frum buying a whole lot of things i didnt want things such ss i used to buy that brother claude la kls brusque way called junk m- u no rloe for face poweferu bice la a food not frivolity ac cording to wartime claaglflcatloa therefore the french government has prohibited the mannf actor of smem powder from rice this is the sad nows flashed straight from paris that gay city which hm prevlonsly led the world in toe matter of vanities as it now leads l the matter of valor this ronortvdeclaree also that the women of franca iue flicking away dally on thmrjntoder poll some 100000 o dlera rations of food rice iliyri i stokm xvm r 4 llvrsifltta mikl ui

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