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ptr 4 v t 7 t tke georgetown herald vanewly evening october 6th 1937- enjoy tea at its best sa1ada yoor eyes fj kywlwl tf i haa fc drwwy kbg are vmum a simla i he th kr atvamuatiata it year extteruavc i quauty umt give mtm4 iw gum at raaaaaaku vrie fawn all a r walker ro hfklost bkcuust buyua fee la a kows atttuo stou oeobcetown tbe mi wia w vrcy t 0v ym aaty mmh o t waar a ha mr la lfcmifcutt ttrlew safe direct economical ucavk dummuttown itukn slavud ttai to tonotrro to kitchknkr to owen sound jm aja us tuaw z i5 ul c li5 pj kbuo pjn ms aj 0 pjn tjo-pob- 1110 ul a s5 p till jo pal ss pm ttm tkka eus pju v 1ss jxjm x bju pjn eluo mjn tasjo pja to lwdoa dally except sundays and holidays and hoi eauy c sal only ddelly except sat sun aud uol e sat sun and iiol only coach dotlirftllw at tokonto fob nartk bay ouaam maabaal and laleraaeaual aalau tlekata and infonnalloa at w hlong phone 89 expert watch repairs by j h jordan agent for singer sewing machines repair to all make georgetown phone 11 lane block treasurers sale of land lor taxes mnrmbgurautt or ckogcyown county of halton to wrr by virtue of a warrant issued by the mayor of the corporation of th tawft of georgetown hearing diu or isth day of june ifcst a ua u land available to be sold for ururs of taxes has been prepared and is atmg ptvhlkhed in an advettlsecovnt in the ontario aaaest on tth day of avagust ikst 4lh day of september 1w7 and day of october iftst in default of payment of taxes ana coats as lvown un inch list on r bater wediwsday november loth 1631 at 10 oclock in the forenoon i fcfaall u ut said urn and at the municipal office in the town ot 0otatbra proceed to sell by public auction lite cald land or such por- tmn uafereof as shall be necessary to pay such arrears together with the rharjat thereon a hat of the above lands may be seen at the treasurers office rh aaiottraad sale if any will be held at the same place and hour ia wrbaltrtoy november 34th lft and further take notice that it is the intention or the corporation of tu tama of georgetown to purchase at the adjourned sale if any bald uy parcel or parcels of land if the price offered is lees than the arraara and th eotu thereon rflo lttr chap mt section isf cub i trauttrar offtea this ted day of july 1637 f b harrison treasurer qisimapsm0t cuiliv spook pictures 1sr the a01i tbaa twiaamortat from itejaatauaa to caaaratloa there kav alwaya baan boeet people wk ehlmej to wave aean kboata aiul tlarbec the three koaeralloaa alaca alwtocraphy came into axial- aaoe eu belle viae in ihoau have wiahihlitj that eiae khoata have baeaa eiia thay i can be photo- crajahl hnea thattfeh no choat believer ooafroauti by oaa aaeme ever to kav hail a camara handy to prove ihl dalna pecalatlob on th qae ueia haa tone ao far aa tb lunteat that aarety ahotacraphlc chamutry ttt aoue ay avolve an emuutoa aejuurv to th awaaatloak of the aalrlt voru if aach there be the tuaeovery and aholocraphlc uu of th bvrlalue ray of the pactruu tfr4til and altra violet and of way fjreaa raya and other klbda of radiation for which photographic mmlthlmi have be developed li nolatod to aa tfvlsktroundi for lb aanttan cartstaly a faaclnat tac not to nay alanalac poaalbll jkf to contemplate but meantime whether or not anooha exut preeeui day ahotoiraphy haa ao trouble at all la ateheg aynlhetlq arooha ttehald the ipook 111 ut rated it th work of an amateur photox- dheueil wttmeh then a aecond ax- poaure waa made for half th tl liven the flret expiuiure in other wortu it wai alia ply the old trkk raphar how waa it matter fthft jorti of weird mlraclea may be par- wtth th camera on a t rlpod th door waa photocraphed and the camera ahnttor cloaed thea without th oanwr belay moved or the aim wound th khoet walked into the ml tahsi lf tam ul k hwtahle bbc 1 do hot eovrt pdver bone kcrvlce to alve hptliwi u klwnt mxiae ihnf x eawk not popuhtrtly l mor oawun worldly urn lia eetiafiml to do toy pert althouch unknown by ntunc a worthy uk u all f ojt wlui jay thr ikoun to nil conlvntrdly irom dmy to dey to do oodk lmfct willi c notcs or otu uwomjuk- town conuitutd from pme it veu dont believe im nlufcut try hevi did tkl on got tkrt of doubls eipaaure by which all formed in phot acre phy dependbijt upon the inrtinulty of the htlara phnr ohoet picture are among the albpleeu 1 john van qulldar commercial pjr1nt1ng op every description pronapt semrce uu sntufhectori our motto the christian in goiys keeiping ium q4r itb n qoiabfch tkxt krr youruc in lh low of tlod lookuk for tut mtrrcy of our lord jtus chrl unto inul tt jud 31 lksaon pahhaok judv ii 11is o ivmhi o the hatlonk tulujul to th call and wekom the world mn oreal brother of all where where uiall we t him f my vulon bt true o hcarti of lh ulutonl lie livelh in you mtnry victor uonen whvw ww tjr how would you tkeicrlb younut a literary man said tht he louivd it much vawr to introduce anyon el than to btroduce hlmsrlf jud the writer ot thu sikori book in the new telament mlcht have dccrllvd himself ax live brother of ju- he did not do to he ceiled himself ue errant of jaus cturiu and brotlkr ot jamea he luted himself as tuu- ot the chrlitian fevlowiiop tils characur is indicated by his wlh uercy unto you and peace and wive be multiplied from th few woms there la jv mluakiny uk fact that jude liduvd a deep exie eoc of ood ihrouth christ if you were aiked to write a brier iwo- hundred word deacrtptiop ctlyourull wliere would you beijinr would you ull of your athvhlc achievements or of your membership in lodaea or of your family associations of your po- uucaj amllatlona your nationality your dhureh memlkrahlpt would llw blcteat thlrux you have to tell be that you have come to know ood in christ and that you aha the feuowahip j christ in his churcht thu mllht be a much more important consider ation than many of the deocrlpuoas of ounelvm which we enjoy to hear and read jude was tdient about hu boylfcodaxaorla tlons with jeus and spoke of himself as the servant of jeaua christ- luhac w caplul x c we have all a rich inheritance in our common salvation we have been left a rich legacy of social education- el and religious standards we are bom to lake these tor granted and assume that nothing needs bo be done to prepetuai them we oeas lo be earnest contenders tor the faith wtum was once delivered unto th xaints we are living on our aptritual capiul and in urn it will run out there are people deliberately engaged in breaking down the cnrtsuan auul- ards which we have inherited soma ot th traitors have been within the church itself at its best today the church u engaged in carifig for iu registered members and is not sufoe- ently an aggressive evangeusue force seeking to win souls outside the church uany trusted religious leaden say that evangelism must lake the church itself as a field itffor the church can be a conquering army going into all th world to preach tlie gospel too many church members are willing to work hard to erect buildings or maintain organisations and hesitate to do any personal sul winning th reatwar letd 1719 th late canon streeter said that a generation ago mem were engaged in trying to make people keep the ten commandments but that today it is difficult lo convince people thit the ten commandments should be kept morality suffered during the war there has been a spread of cynic- ton paganism seulartun matwul- ism and lust the sex novels of the past twenty yean are a blot on literature htany magaxinm have been published appealing chiefly lo physical desires and falling to real ise that man is a spirit in whom the spirit of ood may dwell life is revolutionised when we cease to let the sesh rule the spirit and learn how to allow the spirit lo dominate th amh the body is a good servant but a bad master tlie body comes under control when we let the huiit of christ rule our uvea keeping otanahea and other msx the verb lo keep runs as train through judes letter what spiritual voltage there is in this one verse keep yoaistlvea in the love of ood looking for the mercy of our lord jesus cnrtti unto eternal life this does not mean that we should be whipping up our love toward ood but rather that we should be hold ing the affirmation that ood loves us our love to ood will follow when we are finally asured of oods love to us we love him because he first loved us jude had seen some people be gin the chrutlan life and then fall away he knew how necessary it was for each christian to keep exult ing in the love of ood when we do this we are used to keep others our experience of ood may be shared with others who are only beginning to know him towards some we mul show the uitenset sympathy while others need to be checked ruuelj awakened out of their lethargy and selfishness if we are keeping our selves in full coruclouxness of th love of ood opportunities will come tot us to share our convictions with others who are in normal heed or spiritual chaofl- the christian experience first a derived lite and then a shared life la qtra keeaisag u u the ubok of jude reaches lis spiri tual height in the closing benediction ood la able to keep us from falling and at the last to prent us fault less before his presence with exceed ing joy what a faith i what a hope tempted and tried as we often are tossed about by our confticlng desires heartily ashamed of our words and deeds there comes this great extmlorung faith that ood can keep us safe he can giv us victory he will not let us down undemesth us and around us are his loving anas and he will uphold us by his grace even our failures may be turned into victory when we give ood first place his keeping power becomes a reality to us we cease to lake pride in self and give all the glory to ood we are able lo keep ourselves and to help others because we are kept in lhe loving care of ood villi tar kuerveauai 1 is my religion my most distinctive characteristic 1am i passenger or crew 3 u there already a revolt agaimt musay moralst 4 a charg to keep i have- wttat u 11 how ooa ood keep us from fall- togt agu live ivrorvrtor lwv row with a wdlrp4ml lmuy long xiivcc movd from town live old mill ws situated k utile tooth cf lhe remains of the old uavdial road twwr w h ketiuv otnce and by vhe wmy ovpoauu wvm thr lumtvd- vome and 1uulivped new 1u urtveelkow ltatvdb tvvls rvmindi to uuil lubo annlr ium- one of thu family ktvvtlrd at live same time as tnyirir tin uouvl mclvool at bramp- too in tier i ration fur sclvool leach- ing ulsa itoevr faced live imroblrm of trachlng wlul grruur compuue lluu 1 did hover m a youth i did tlie bet i could and when the mortk wert ufcrd 11 was found ttut fevholh with oilier passed ml ltou linnvedutrly got m kllvool ulu atlori atuf to my surprlv my p- ivlkalioti lor hvivderats ulvool tuv hive v i actrulrd many of live boys erv uqpr alvd some of ttvooi ollrr than i bul we workrd to- ttttver an4rally and got through at uu clou- of live first yr um truueeo orortt h ketanedy lwu stul and john miller luwl a merluuf at which i a- lucent and uwy 0- rkitd lo lrrft- my uflary from tuobo to ttliho that nwtlng re- mains one of tlw bright moments of ra life at tlm- end of the next ar ivere vras anotlver thrill tor li ui uut my vaury ahouver tctstia wlu live monev i saved during livov- tlur yrs ius live price of some daruly uvoroughbred clave i lisd inrlprd to rab and that had been sold a few years previously i pur- cliad ttve oergelown jlerau ou the uutalment plan of tour staved with it for about iwentyllve years and then the llermld protier- ly became the poseujon of mi j m moore wlu publlslvtft a clean newsy paper wtll tkrving of the liberal support it recelvea going down mill street on the way to the new pot otnee a prosper ous meat busineu was carried on by j m ttuck his was record of obllgemenl and honel weight harry spelrt was the holelkeeper near live corner of ouelpb and water streets his hotel had a name tor hospitality and plenty harry 1dm- selt liked to go out occasionally wiln his rifle and his two hantuome ivounds to which he was foundly at uched tliis did not prevent him ivowever from deeding severly with them when one day they attacked a farmers hock of slveep- he loudly caleld them bacg hut they wouldn respond he mailed repeatedly but they continued their attack nd when they did come running toward him heshot them both at the corner right there wms a bake shop win an old and respected resident james meadows the owner hack again to mill stree there was david oant barber in a downuatrs shop of the hotel i wonder where his son paul went to and where he is now prank short also a barber was just across the stree back part of the thomson store it left town and went into business in toronto where i used to see him occasionally but not now for some time sixty years ago or more they tell me there was an envelope factory in the hollow in the vicinity of the new post office across water strwt and farther south east probably near where harlaykays factory now lands one of the very oldest factories in the town with an unfailing record for reluhulty is that of the dyfoot a company i well remember john b dayfoot who estabushee he- business many years ago and to this day ih good name of the earlier years has been strongly maintained the old original haper mill on the credit was just about basic lo the later prosperity of georgetown th four barber brothers came lo town from dundas a long time ago when tlvey retired the property after little time came into the control of john r barber who proved to be one of the nreat industrialists of his time all other business institutions that come to mind at the moment are products of the more recent years and are of immense value to the town the mroical doctors that i reesdl from the aid days were lv ranney dr freeman or starr dr webster lv roe and dr a- w nixon some of the ministers awmy back were rev w o wallace presby terian still active and living in tor onto rev j w pedley conge-ga- tionallst plainspoken humourous and friendly rev james cutis baptist strong preacher and leader in temp erance movements rev joseph pennelly church of england a faithful pastoral visitor with friend- uilp outstanding rev father feeny catholic an inurested ciltaen and a wise leader of a loyal flock rev john shilton methodist fairly stem in appearance but with a glad hand and warmth in his sermons six persons i only take tune mention among scores to whose lives i might well rerer but z must not lengthen this rambling article to do io are henry p lawson of strong vlctlons and sterling worth widley known in town and country and beyond as a captain of industry especially in the manufacture of lum ber kviwln search fo years and years the oauncils manabout town who in a marvellous way and at such meagre pay really kept the town in order i w ooodenow postmaster kndty and faithful and gentle and universally trusted jospeh barber the friend of the high school who had the welfare of teachers and stu dents constantly in mind george ii kennedy long connected with the council and always a stalwart wort cr in lhe cause of temperance char les ryan for years associated with live school boards and always interested in the educational affairs of the town and so they came and em as we come and go in my scrap book i find this utile poem when earths last picture is painted f- and the tubta are twtued and dried l wnen the okirj cotorx have ladwl and the vounceat critic has died we lhall tmu and lallti siiall nervl it lie down lor an aeon or two till the maoer of all good workmen shall t us lo work anew atvd tlvom- that w liahtv lhy golden chair ttvrv slvall splash at trnvrtlvi rartvas with bruuvea of cam iu italr tlvei lhall ivave real kahili to dtaw i him maxdaletve mr utw paul llley iull work for an at a ut ility ant ntver tired at all atvd only live master shall pral-i- u atvd otily uv 1mi r jha11 uuine atvd ivo one shall work or tnoivfy aud ivo rvrvr vjull work for laow hut each lor thr ioy ttf tw wvrkltvn htvj taeh in hu wivarate tar fuull draw tlvr thing a w v- li fof live ood of thlngi as uve or- with eontlnuml booj wwlut- i rr- aln vburx kliwerly it d warren tested recipes olaavtcs an aburulsnce of frfji cansilu iraucs are now oti live market atft vlllmc avaiuhkwhifui live iwxt two to dure weeks at qemparaliwly lo prlcets orulkees arw avery heilthfil hult beluv rich in bov taliwratt aj vigar ttve tollowhue reclpei prctvared and tested by live fruil uratvch domii- lon defmrtment of agriculture w therefore prove timely and ivelpful graw ratva 4 pounds grapes pint cider vinegar 1 uejsvoon cloves 1 uspoon salt 1 pound sugar g teaspoons ground cinnamon 1 teaspoon ground allsivlce wash and stem grapes place saucepan with vinegar and cook for is minutes rub through sieve line enough to retain the seeds and sklis boll pulp until thick auu outer in gredients and boll half an hour longer fill into hoc sterilised ars or bottles and seal gretm ar iklpe crape jam wash and stem grapes separate skins from pulp cook skins until tender press through a sieve cook pulp ten minutes press through a sieve cnrnhlnei purees add one pound of sugar to every quart uf puroe boil onehalf hour stirring often pour into glasses and cover grape saatee for puddings or ice wash and crush cups of graphs of any variety cook slowly is min- press through coarse ieve to the pulp add cups granulated sugar mix well and cook is minutes stirring frequently lo prevent sticking or scorching seal in sterilised tas for winter use grata jeuy i wash th bunches thoroughly re move the trull from the stems put grapes in a preserving kettle and mash welt set over a slow fire and heat very gradually to extract the juice boil slowly 3 minutes strain through double chescloth or flan nel jelly bag measure lhe juice bring to boil skin add sugar allow ing 1 cup to each cup of juke uoll rapidly for is minutes or until a little juice hardens in a cold saucer pour into hot sterilised jelly ctaaa cool and seat crap marvaauaw wash the grapes remove from the stem and press the pulp from skins cook the pulp 10 minutes and put it through a sieve to remove seeds add skins lo the pulp and measure uve mixture to 1 cup of pulp alow 3 3 cup of sugar cook about twenty minutes or until jiuv are tender and seal at once in alert used jsrs ualto rovs club exlimtts outstanding at local faitts halton boys calf foal and oraln clubs held their achievetnent days at the variou local fall fairs and again proved one of the outstanding feat ures at the respective centres a milton notwiuvstandlng the inclem ent weather tfi club members were keeping with the outstand ing dairy cattle exhibit 19 holsteln calves 18 jerseys and 4 beef calves were brought out in excellent condi tion and shown in splendid style by the youthful exhibitors in the jer sey guernsey club a calf shown by fred ruddell georgetown lopped an exceedingly strong clasa but on the general aggregate score which in cluded the entire seasons work the first six prise were awarded as fal lows angus mcnabb john mcnabh gordon hume lkiward robinson john mecture and chex barber the mckendrick trophy for the high boy in the jersey section was award ed to gordon hume milton nineteen holsteln calves presented a difficult job to r h graham of the ontario livestock branch tor onto plrstoprlae calf waa exhibited hy fred bell freeman while the flr4 six prises on the aggregate score wen awarded as fallows cralg reid jack hamilton bruce reid fred belljierii reid and oeo hamilton in the beef calf section while the entries were not so numerous the quality was exceedingly good here grant ilelop of preeman repeated his win mad at th cnx although he had a very clot contender in flo- lay mccallumt angus calf on tit aggregate score 3 prises were award ed as follows lst lloyd fisher 2nd donald lindsay 3rd grant heslop and 4th finlay mocauum at acton judge j m gardhouse of weston was faced with a strong class of ten foals the winning foai was exhibited by gordon rodney of milton and he repealed on the ag tor thai wsrhyw or katttaw whlck burnt kcsral ft fay hajttcq ge r cole co ay to xwcrulal laaisejli kilgnt picks up crulcvjy in ik motm- intf fcaaaa kbo with hamco loo uohhar lo korull and fwwextkaat youu b tuuokr- 4j with this- tutism rarruajkav- lat rinnrmxvrlnf gokta jtoa ptrornpt rrio cvtlr frortt wour looal hamco rlajeiuv h jaaaavm your ful buabi w h kentner a son sold by x b mackenzie a son insist on hamco canadas finest coke j local arvisokv cxjmmitttk chairman w v arant phone sow swreiarj j r- smith phone 45 otalaru adviuvry aamaaitlee7a king chairman r land if nra ie- taranl secrelary i msrkus m oderntze your home gregate fore followed by wm gun by geo healherington wlurcj brownlow geo twlss and grant al n at oeontctnwn the boys qroln club featured the stranaral cruln show display at any of lhe 1s3t hal ton tall fairs not withstanding ttie erl date of the fair and the late ness of liarvetlng conditions elcw of the fourteen members brought out their exhibits of krban cats the accompllthmenl of this necessitated in on case threhlng the grain with flail and in another taking a load a neighbors for threshing which indicates the interest and kceneu of these younger exhibitors the tint six awards were as follow bruce reid donald mcnabb craig reid john mcnabb uoyd ffeber unj angus mcnabb tlve milton grain club exhibit while not as largr ato brought nut some very excellent enlrlee tlve awards were as follows 1st emnt pell indijjtthn mclean irdadduon woodley 4trt hugh beat juial- len simpson lh geo pellelterlo 7th joe peuetterto to all the young men and av to their club leaders ruumelji addison woodley gerald oreham uod chwwilm jdhn rlrd and ceril chuholm we extend our rongnit mil lions on their siuapiltd liowtns and w have every confidence that hi training and experience the rlub members are recehlng v111 iai worth while dividends in the future jie lowlv but important would it surprt ou lo irani uiat the common earthworm or anale worm as he is aba known u u r most important animal on earth that our ven life here deivends upon his presence wltlvoul him we woukl liave ivo land and could nor lhe perhaps you think that i am re- ferrlne to his av ai ball for flshlug but i m not wluvout the loaly worm liver could be no agriculture ami since all iwji li grass we could not live without it the use of the word i grass- in thu case rneni all klivd of plants fruits vegeubles and ber ries white w do not uve entirely uvtm tgrtables loocl ma anltnals from which ic obtain nia do tlvr earthworm or nir of lis rj close relatiea ls found practk iu tveoahrn even on ulandh far re moved from other 11 bluer lhe live in burro- ahlch thej dig in tttr tarth mimetlmi- lo u depth of fcur or five feet tlve paase which thej dig allow air to circulate frech throut the otl ttilr is ncoraari since the root of juants must hrcotlve one ol tlve most serlou effect oj a flood is that uve worms in cle tloodeil recloii arc drowned and u takes year bffo uvej are reivlaccd and lhe j recilared to lis usual er- tull being nociumal in their hablti tte eldoin come out on lop of ihr rwrnd except at nltthl or during a rain storm tlmugh entirely wlllvout er or ear- tlft arc en mnmuve to light and vibration vou have probabl ub- berved this alien tolng o collect nlchicraa lers you tvve to pro ceed with the utmost caution uie u1 dljivear into llvelr hole u lonr ou can grab luen moment like thu the vrorw hat the jump on you because tlir can iruvl t llhcr forward or bavjcaard wttli rqual ravidll thej never have lo lum around ir you run your finger alons lhe ui u r sidr ol an earthworm you will ffil four ridbi- farmed by little hrl- trllkr cruaiis of locomotion the atitivorm can chanse the dlrechbn in which tliem bristles are volnted thus fuabima himself to travel either forward or backaard he can atso pull them into the botl so ituy cant alnas be felt easily ho e of the men and boys alvn tor bcnenttloni have thouuhl of the earth aorm a onl halt for ftshlng lme dreanirtl of the part this lowly creature plas in nature in dlguinu tlvelr tun neb the oerth which the rrthwtirtus retneve passea throush their digestive sjiaems wlvere ii is rlvemlcallv clianirrd aiul ud tvasltcd in the arm of castings on 0y surlare of the land this causes lhe top layer of soil to be constantly changing and la one of in reasoim why old stone walls waltv tounila- tions of houses etc settle into the ground as the years go lay and vnt- uallv became covered and dlrappear irom slflhl it iioa been estimated hat tin re ore enough carthwoas ul a held of ordlnar fertility lo bring ui the surface enough soil each year to make a layer onefifth of an inch thick aiirr years of study and carefully conduclod experiments the great charles darwin estimated that there ma be as many as so 000 erthworins in a siimle acre of fertile land nat only do the earthworms bring earth up to the surface of the soil but live drag down into their bur- mas decajuui vegetation which tu nc lies the sail lite all other living things worms must breathe having no organs of n i ura l ion they depend entirely upon their uiln sensitive skin lo supply them aith the rvecossarj amount of of oxy- im ulood vessels bring blood very tlowc to the surface of their bodies and so long as their skin la moist uxbcti pnves into the blood through the skin and carbon dioxide paxseu out if the skin become dry it oan- noi serve as a breathing organ and the worm dies lsarthworau cannot th pre tore be found in very dry or and soil and sometimes have to burrow to quite a depth in order to find sufficient moisture klile 1l kramer in our dumb animals commercial printing d kb kinds we can give you satisfaction rac fewidowilejral