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pz the georgetown herald wed neaday evening may i ith 1930 own herald isrumunua stoato wjii both old and f- wss1 ol addrels rwuestea s 7rper lino oj jsasuent tosortton b rtadly esertaa aoustmc tertlsemeate oneta soe for flrartasertton eiplaj advertjuln rates on application- 111 be taken j2rurs riusron liable tor any error in any ssement publlahed bereon- iunlas a oroolrf juch ad- jsttoement la reoueeted bj toe rivrrtuer and returned to tne i heraldtusnsi office duly awn- 2 m stadveruasr and h ferrer- cgrj jelment as the pfs m the noted error bears to tne shote space occupied by such advertisement j m moore pabusher phone 8 georgetown ma perkins plans by m l0to1a dotfet lleauro nwppr arndlcat wnusnrtee old mothers i love old mothers mothers with white hair and kindly eyes and lips grown soft and sweet with murmured blessings over sleep ing babes there is something in their- quiet grace that speaks the calm of sabbath af ternoons a knowledge in their deep unfalter ing eyes that far outxeaches all philosophy time with caressing touch about them weaves the silverthreaded fairy shawl of age while all the echoes to four of her ave children ma perkins gave care substantial food arid maternal affection but only to one did- she give- selfdenial dainty extras and adoration this fifth was pansy she had been one of those plump pink and white babies that stran gers stop to admire on the street ad now at the age of nineteen she was still fair with yellow halra common type of prettiness but to ma she wan a being set apart no matter what time pansy came home ma would be waiting with a hot bedtime turick it was bi brightest hour in mas long weary day pansy would sip hot cocoa and wax confidential she would tell ma all about the college youths she knew the make of cars they had and the compliments they paid her most often she mentioned ted gladstone and his red roadster and hope flamed high in mas breast he was the big steel mans son ma would smile contentedly fof the long lean years would soon be over and pansy would soon nave a beautiful borne of her own and the other children would have their chance ma had known from the time that pansy lay dimpling in her cradle that pansy was to marry money how could it be otherwise with her prettiness her popularity and all the smart clothes that ma had copied so laboriously from fashion books ma perkins was hanging out the monday wash when mrs malley leaned confidentially across the rail ing of her back piazza what do you make of it mrs perkins make of what asked ma your pansy and my billie what about pansy it was too absurd to couple the names togeth er dont tell me you aint onto it sure theyre together most every minute since billy came back from uwomotiyea cannot 8wbkvjc to avoid rbgklbss motorists railway engineers are oarefuuy trained in the laws of safety says an editorial in the canadian national magsslne they do everything in then- power to avoid accidents they cannot however swerve their engine from the steel rails on which it must operate and this fact the motorist seems to overlook warning bells and lights watchmens flags and crossing gates give notice of the approach of trains yet there are far more acci dents caused by automobiles crashing into the side of trains than by trains striking automobiles it is here that the cooperatldn of the motorist is required- in one province quebec the law requires that every vehicle come to a full stop- before crossing a railway track the observance of the law wouktprevent many accidents it would decrease the crop of grey hairs in the heads of many railroad engin eers and in same cases would prob- wyiin truth- wnrfclng days but it is a law which can only be success ful through the cooperation of the motorist and if one is to judge by actual experiences on the highway such cooperation is the exception rather than the rule with another motoring season get ting well under way it is perhaps tim ely to stress the importance of safety first at all times time is important but the attempt to save a few seconds in elapsed time- when one is driving a motor car may be a matter of life and death in more ways than one beating the train may seem like thrilling sport to some drivers but it is the cause of most crossing acci dents with their attendant wastage of human life and property the railways preach and practice safety at all times and train their employees along these lines they cannot train the motorist to whom the highway is the free and open road they can and do however ask his cooperation in their attempt to reduce the accident toll as far as pos sible the careful motorist exercises special caution whenever he ap- preaches a railroad crossing may his tribe increase l0n6 distance moving moving transport or any job that a truck can do trueksrl to 10 ton s foil government license foil inurance v phone pr write snyders transport phonrf 17fj or w j jffice muljujd market st georgetown of forsotten seem joined to lend sweetness b their speech old mothers as they pass with slow timed step their trembling hands cling gently to youths strength sweet- mouiers as they pass sees again old garden walks old roses and old loves short short story complete in this issue and they followed htm he walked the highways up small streets and down or on the snoreroads by the glitter- but weather hi the country or the town they sought him ceaselessly hen closed their shops they left their plows to seek the many roads be took- beneatn the sun the women eager to see him hear him speak left every task undone their- little children stumbling their side that all might see this healer teacher guide that all might see him i oh i wish today that he were here along some city street or country lane and we could find the way on eager stumbling feet our men to leave their shops and plows to go our women every household task to find the one who had compassion long ago upon the deaf and blind we are so deaf and blind dear god i pray that somewhere we shall find him on the way the official story of canadas part in the great war probably wont be told until 198003 years after the lose of the war and while it is going to take- between 30000000 and 40000000 words to tell of the united states part in the war it is estimated that canadas official history will con tain only 5000000 words national defence department offici als began in 1921 to compile the his tory and one volume concerning tbs snedleal- services had been published and the first of eight general volumes is being bound between 1931 arid 1933 historians gathered a vast amount of material including war diaries and official files upon which the history is based and sorted and classi it the volume on the n service was published tn 1936 and the writing of the gen eral volumes began in 1838 johnnie gordon w111 ye give mel a penny mltherrt mother what for jtohnste- tbr being good a day- mother lohsense laddie can ye no befood for nothing juke yer faith- mrs perkins r boston to give your daughter her full deservins i will say that shes the first girl that ever turned my biuies head sometimes ive given up hopes of ever being a grand- nother mrs perkins stiffened and two bright spots glowed on her thin cheeks youve been having pipe dreams mrs malley its just the nice way pansy has with every one being as you opened the sub ject i dont mind saying that i think she shows some favor to that young gladstone you know his fa ther the big steel man yes i know his people and a sporty bunch they are his father married a girl from the chorus if i had a daughter mrs perkins id be doing my best to keep her away from gladstone and his like they aint fit company for any young girl soiir grapes muttered mo perkins as she gathered up her pins and clothes basket and disappeared quickly through the screen door ma gave scant thought to mrs malleys implication about young gladstone what worried her was the absurdity of coupling pansys name with her billtes however that night the red roadster was parked before the door and mas heart sang to the accompaniment of the sewing machine she amused herself picturing the befitting bridal gown for the daughterinlaw erf gladstone the big steel man it was pansy herself who broke the news she came in earlier than usual one night and ma hastened to put on the kettle pansy dear you just missed young gladstone he called five minutes after you left say can him next time ma im through with that bunch for good ma perkins was staggered what do you mean through i know youll be glad ma ive decided to cut out that bunch of drunks forever im going to mar ry billie malley the last of the month but pansy young gladstone think what youd have pansy laughed say ma you wouldnt want me to tnarry that souse would you theyre sending him to a ranch somewhere hes a wreck from bad boose billie is so different from thai wise gang hon est ma hes a dear ma perkins rose slowly pm tired pansy you can boll your own cocoa im going to bed it was a hard blow for ma but she was a game loser next morn ing she stretohed a friendly hand across the back piazza pansy told me the tictrs last night i hope youll forgive the way 1 spoke that day but its hard to give your daughter to anybodys son mrs malley was anxious to con ciliate sure i know how it is aint 1 a mother myself wheat the standby canada ranks laat as a supplier of wheat to italy partly owing to cana dian prices being highest and partly because imports from european coun tries were affected through clearings that is on credit at the same time canadian wheat in 1937 showed its importance entry into italy of can adas products is impeded by prohi bitive tariffs exchange i restrictions and quota restrictions while italian products entering canada enjoy most- favoured nation treatment despite these conditions- the balance of trade is stlu in favour of canada mainly due to shipments of wheat which in 1937 accounted for a little more than 50 per cent of the imports from can ada and were valued at 31708000 lire are you sure your eyes see corredly have you seen tut new rimless mounting no screws to loosen and cause wobbly lenses lest breakage of k thus savins yoa money our price is the same as city prices o t walker ro optometrist eyesight sfboiaust bramftaa who t at bosss drcg stoke georgetown ka ill i wedneadar of ewrjr maotli or roa may eonaalt o t walker at hla atta in bt cnr time table o standard time going east passenger passenger and mall passenger and mall passengers for toronto passengers sundays only 618 m 1008 am s40 pm 949 pm 8j1 am q gains west passenger and mall passenger and mall passenger sunday 934 am 335 pm em pm 1119 pm gotnx north mall and passenger v 845 ml mall and passenger 63 pm gray coach lines time table standard time leave georgetown to toronto a 608 am 410 pm 1 2 lb can chan floor wax and 1 bottle floor cleaner 98c r h thompson co hardware plumbing thumithing electric wiring phone 46 georgetown 1158 am c 218 pjn 615 pja 910 pm to kltcbeoer x 930 am x 6joo pm 1155 am xb 80 pm x 155 pm d 1035 pm a 355 pm e 1135 pm x through to london a daily except sun and hoi xb sat sun and hoi only c saturday only dally except sat sun and hol sat 8uni and hoi all coach travel lnlormation at w h long phone 89 directory leboy dale kc m sybil bennett bjl barrister and sobcttsts georgetown ontario office gregory theatre bktg mill st kenneth m langdon barrister solicitor notary pabb pint mortgage money to loan office main street south phone 88 georgetown advertising pays dividends let the printed word tell your story w c grant banister etc offices mill street georgetown erin phone 234 po box 1m ranet gratdon lawrence cook barristers etc 465 bay sl torodlobramptsii oat e fraser raney kc h edward cook gordon graydon 333 main 8l north brampton telephone 193 harold r lawrence loblaw buudtng brampton telephone 843 f r watson dja hjfcs georgetown office hours 0 to 5 except thursday afternoons dr j e- jackson dentist xray office hours daily 9 to 5 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