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a- page 6 the georgetown heram wednesday evening july 13th 1938 vacation tours loomile cruise muskoka lakes above prices aptty from toronto and include ask for your copy of vacation tours dmcribing 30 dmtfwl tout vacation services effective saturday june 25th w h long fhone 89 gray coach lines every oaboen ks an eden every garden is an eden where our god in glory walks through the satlhpetalled flowers he to us in beauty talks gazing at the fragile blooms in each expanding bud we trace the band that swings the universe and keeps the smallest stars in place dew like- trembling teardrops glistens on the hearts of roses red fansles yft their tiny faces peep at lilies overhead columbine is gently swaying near the blue forget menots and the songbirds voice their pleas ure in this fair and hallowed one who lives to tend a garden whero the perfumed flowers blow peels a fleeting breath from heaven bringing to the soul a glow prom poems that appeal by caroline eleanor wilkinson the god of good gifts god gives us more laughing than cry ing he giv es us more pleasure than pain more singing and shouting than sigh- he gives us more sunshine than rain god gives us more gardens than deserts he gives us more hope than despair more springtime and summer than winter with beautiful things everywhere he gives us less sowing than reaping more harvests of hope than of gloom more glory and glow than of weep ing more destined delight than of doom he gives us more gains than our losses more calms on the wide sea of life he gives us more crowns than our he gives us more peace than of strife god gives us more vision and dream ing hat groveling deep in the mire more light for our faith he keeps gleaming more leaching our hearts to aspire god gives us more living than dying more stretches of blue skies than grey he givei us wide wings for our flying out into the infinite way two young new englanders rich ard borden of fall river and albert m creighton jr of harvard college will penetrate deep into the vast northwest territory of canada next month in search of rare specimens 01 sheep and other game for the smith sonian institute in washington borden and grelghion both experi enced in far north travel will use train and plane to reach their destl nation in the north countrv going from boston to dawson creek via canndian national rail v av s from montreal and flying from dawson creek 500 miles northwest of edmon ton alta and northernmost railway point in the peace river countrj to their destination in the northwest territory the men will leave boston on jul 9 arriving in the northwest tcritorj in about a week- they plan to leave dawson creek on their return trip to boston september 12 fifteen school bo s discovering canada en route to northern alberta ana british columbia fifteen schoolbos from eastern canada members oi the schools exploration society passed through winnipeg in a special canad ian national railway car the lead cr of the party nicolas ignaticft bjsc explained that the object of tht trip was to acquaint oung canadians with the unexplored areas of the do minion and to inspire them to take an active part in the further devcop ment of their country they will be encouraged by actual contact to find their places in engineering mining colonization and northern develop ment in general prom prince george b c the party will travel 400 miles by water to whitewater post and thence by pack train to the casslar mountain where the boys will spend three weeks some will go to van couver and some to alaska the group will return to toronto on aug list 17 try an ad in the herald it pays all the latest in uptodate millinery see our exceptionally fine showing hats from l00 vp misses claridge main street georgetown ifanld bfock up the teasing moon by mary daland w men ir newspaper svndlcnt unu service j like sonjjs about the moon said janet here s an old one shall we try this i u try anything said barry i like songs about cuadt the moon too artuki the 0 c u f o t lau they were orlwki all gathered about fa f the piano in the 9 i w ic t golden lamplight janet who was playing and rose and dons bar ry paul and john if you said you1iked pons green barry would say he liked it too remarked paul with a twinkle in his eye out of doors the white moon was shining on the haynelds and the light altered dreamily through the leafy trees within the young voices sang gayly underneafth the teasing moon see him cover up his face when all the clouds go by seems to be a playing hide-and- seek up in the sky and when he hears this melody i have it cried barry have what they asked youre spoiling this beeootiful song said paul beg pardon murmured barry let s sing it all through again when it was finished he an nounced his idea hideand seek he said i haven t played it since i was a kid and this is a wonderful place for it there s the house and the barn and the field across the road but no farther it s a bright night and we can use flashes too what do you say they agreed unanimously and some had already remembered won derfully difficult hiding places where they used to hide when they were children barry was it and was told to wait three minutes before beginning his search he passed the time in repeating all the counting out rhymes which came to his mind then he storied on the hunt for the missing five doris he located first she was in the v ash room under a clothes basket paul was found in the at tic sitting on a beam john was in the cellar m a dark tittle niche between the chimney and the wall and rose was found buried in the upper hay loft from whence she emereed sneezing and covered with chaft where s janet she ared when the sneezing had subsided i don t know replied b irrv birry looked ahout him in nil di rections md explored cit h fniji int licip of hiv but his se irth whs fniilf so he returned to the hi i m which he searched nuiin with ijrt it r ire u hen hi s list hunt fuled t ri tl jnnel b irr i is w i ntd lit entered the sitting r m hurrifdlv does anyom know where jinet is he asked i vt looked ever w htre ind im getting inxiou ab ut her no one knew but they ill oiun tei red to help and b irrv wis onlv too willing now ih it thev should the house and brn n cftved another thorough snrcb wl ich wts as unsuccessful ts the puius ones i ve looked in the field said b irry fvcry single hivto k i m going through tht house afim cried piul some of you go oer the barn at nn three went to the house nnd wo st lyed m tht bnrn but birr win dered toward the field once more drown irresistibly by the magic of the night again he searched the shadowy heaps and found nothing then slowly he walked around the field looking behind every tree suddenly he stopped held spell bound with surprise there direct l b fore him stood janet she was standing against a poplar tree her face uplifted to the moonlight slim and fairy like she stood there her gray green dress blending exquisite ly with the tree trunk i have been here all the time she said in a clear voice janet cried barry i ve been so frightened and so worried i didn t know what had happened to you i m sorry i frightened you she said isn t this a wonderful place to hide it surely is agreed barry i m so glad i ve found you janet i m glad you have too were you very much worried terribly cried barry i i terribly he repeated janet smiled look barry she said the moonlight shines right on me and yel i m hidden unless youre very near do you know what that is camouflage said barry no ihe replied its because i am underneath the teasing moon its weird he murmured like finding a fairy but now that ive found you im never going to lose you again and he kept his word for al though as so often happens an the merry party that sang so gayly in ihe old farmhouse never came to gether mta barry and janet well you know how the story ends does your system make excess acid acid indigestion colds headaches bilious attacks constipation often start this way some people arc what arc known as acid makers they can t help it and often they dont know tl the results of an excess of acid may stem just like ordinary stomach trouble but they cant be put nght by ordinary stomach remedies i excess acid may be fhc reason why you wake up flat sour bleary eyed bilious and tie reason why fierce purgatives only leave you in the gnp of a weakening hahit and the same old syraptorfjqi but there s one thing that acic- cant face that 5 the neutralizing pocr of vange salts the alkaline remedy with the naiurei mineral spa action a tea poonfui in warm water surges through your system just like the medicinal pring water far away in england where vange salts come from excess aad is neutralized quickly painlessly your blood is purified of poisons your ore stomach walls arc soothed and that mass of hard poisonous waste natter tying id your intestines is aoftcoed gently naturally and passed out of your body then do you feel good its marvellous but the most marvellous thing is that vange salts are only 60 cents a un at your drug gtat now but if youre wise on your bathroom shelf tonight i develop leadership in farm club work there are many projects embodied in the scheme of the work of the boys and girls farm clubs of canada live stock field crops horticulture and home economics but something more than competency in the various branche of agriculture is being dem- onstrafa by the young farmerettes and farmers in the many fairs and exhibitions now being held through out the dominion this something ts self reliance as a result of knowledge and practical efneency and self re 1 lance is begetting broad sense of leadership which augurs well for the fulure of canada in all the fairs neld this year in uiqdo ninion the one teature which haafcuc i the keenest satisfaction to the okkr farm folk and to veteran exhibitors hiu been the quiet master ful kid rsl ip of the local boy leaders of the vai oils clubs in this the whole scheme of farm education learn to do by dolne is completely justified tlit originators of the boys and i olrls fnrm club movement evidtnt ly bullded bitter llinn the knew i tht moxemi nt was designed to de i clop nueif t tn tht farm and farm lift uj provide i practical educa tio in agnculturt and home econo- mus to improve farm practices to intournge the use of better livestock and seed and to lrain the young ptoplt for cltizinshlp ui their respec tie distnrls the proving ground of thest punio ts ls and has been the iikiiiult irttl tair and throughout the i dominion in uh improlectlng glare of the opt n forum all that lias been in id down 1 jls bten imply d rnon united but ibove nil lias emerged tin mimlspt rud txnlus in canadian voith for leudt r lip which has ap pinnih oi h d 1m vivtn the oppor lunuv o bi ible t product an abun dai t siippl of future ktvmen in w the mdst complete o ill ever built viuunmfajmimmb vwu tttattuuitt ijgjgmu tuttt westjnfiflqllse i rffvctrator never before has any refrigerator offered snch complete and thorough foodprotecnoa as this new 1938 wesnnghome here s the new meat keeper and it really keeps meat fresh a weeks supply for a whole family here s the big new humidrawer with ample humidity storage for fresh crisp salads vegetables and fruits heres the new thermo- ware ovenproof dishes for leftovers beautiful enough for the dining table heres the improved saoalloy highspeed froster for more and quicker icecubes efeetocube ice trays have instant tray release here 9 a host of important refinements that you get only with a westinghouse rengenu tor best of all here s the famous wesuoghouse super- power mechanism that bas won first place for o faili dependability efficiency md economy onr doors are open nil 10 pan for your convenience com im ami see ike hew ecmmv model t w visit your westingilouse dealer today richardsons hardware phone 25 georgetown ji to i me what the bovs and mrb of the fum clubs art doing at the fairs all our canndi the re- j tint orm tovn filr as being oic of lit t iirllest oi the vear mj be cited the members of three junior calf i clubs i27 members in all 9 from the howlck ajrshlrt club 7 from the ormstown avrshlrc club nnd 11 from the chatt augunv valle hoktein clubi exhibited calves jearlings and two vtnr oltl heifers which attracted much attention the showman abilitj of the men beis of the club being out mantling in uh avrshire calf clow there v ere ic entries for the two avrshire club and thtre were ii entries in the vearling class and ten tries in the two- j earold avrshire class in the hoi stein section 15 cahes 10 vcnilings and 6 two jear olds and 5 groups of three animals each were shown but it w conce thnt the great sue ces to winch the three clubs had at mined and demonstrated at the fair wns due in ro small part to tht un tiring energv and capacity of their respective leaders so much so that j p fleury field man of the domin ion live stock services who ls tn charge of the calf clubs of the dis trlct was moved to pay extra tribute lo the self reliance and efficiency shown in leadership in their groups the membership of the boys and girls farm club work under the canadian council is growing solidly and surely the latest figures com piled by the council show there are 35 141 members county constable fined didnt report own mishap wm chapman of muton was as sesser 30 00 and costs by magistrate w f woodllfle in police court at milton last wednesday when convict ed on a charge or falling to report an accident chapman who pleaded not guiltv is a countv constable for halton and former chief constable of milton a charge or moving the car impli cated in the accident and of failure to report to the police the accident was dismissed against w r norton acton garageman who explained that because the car was driven by county constable chapman he did not think it nccessarv to make a report to an other police officer provincial constable a j oliver of milton told the court that on june 15th the car drlvm by chapman had run off die campbellvllle side road eir cnmpbdhillt into the dltxrh and h id broken oft i llvdro pole total damage done to pole and ear aceoixi i ion jli was s150 t l tint tl tl a tht norton bras o cton htd eniovtd the car to their i u 1 t id it was not report d to ti v u i wjs brought to our tlttntioit j in 21 he stated it t a qitsiton if one of our pro- vimnil offl i met with an accident ho ild he not report the accident to another police ofllcr2 asked crown attornev w i dick william chtpnin testified he was till an nrtlvt counts constable and thnt he investigated a rase several weeks ago turning in his repo t to provincial pi iee as a cons able all m client was bound to do was to make out a form and submit it to a registrar declared qeorgc elliott counsel for chapman itoji officer ts in an accident he should report it to the nearest offlcei if hes 200 milts awa averted magistrate woodllffe in an acci dent he s in the same status as nn other man radio repairing we specialize on this work j sanford son phone georgetown 34w notice why that knock do you know why your car engine krtocks7 chemists have dlscftered that a gasoline causes knock if the molecules of which it ls composed have a long stringy shape but if the molesules are compact and ballshap ed you have an excelelnt antiknock fuel the pulling power or gasolines can differ by as much as 60 per cent and chemists are now trying to re shape the molecules of inferior fuels so that they will give added power and eliminate knocking oirl to her mother- how do the presentday dance differ from thorn in your girlhood day mother wen hi my day k stayed home when sho didnt have anything to wear you obnt pufti by patttdcyonneir on to back take notice that 1 the council of the corporation of the municipality of georgetown in tends to construct as a local improve ment a bituminous pavement on john street from the intersection of quelph street to the intersection of mcnab street on mcnab street from the in- tcrsecion of john srect to the inter section of queen street on emery street from the intersection of mc nab street to the intersection of king street on king street from the intersection of emery street to the in tersection of queen street and in tends to specially assess a part of the costs upon the land abutting directly on the work 2 the estimated cost of the work is 7447 io of which 5500 00 u to be paid by the corporation the esti mated cost per foot frontage ls as fouows john street 592 mcnab street 4185 emery street 430 king street 407 the special as sessment ls to be paid tn five equal annual instalments and the estimat ed annual rate per foot is as follows john street 1311c mcnab 925c emery street 932c king street 9 08c 3 application will be made by the corporation to the ontario municipal board for its approval of the under taking oi the said work and any owner may within twentyone days alter the first publication of this no tice file with the board his objection to the said work being undertaken 4 the said board may approve of the said work beta undertaken and it may appo the t and place where csy oujwqun to ttao sal work win be comktevd p b harrison otdweut bffwcmcfis no writing no money orders no mother just call or phone 100 live delivery guaranteed george c brown r r 1 norval one a buying guide before jou order dinner at a restaurant you consult the bill of fare before you take a long trip by motor car you pore over road mi before you start out on shopping trip you should consult the advertlsem in this paper the advertising coluri are a buying guide to you in the purchase of everything you needincluding amuse ments 1 a guide that saves your time and conserves your energy that saves useless steps and 1 guards against false ones that puts the stre t c h in family budgets the advertisements in this paper are so interesting it ls difficult to see how any one could overlook them fall to profit by them just check with yourself and be sure that you are reading the advertisements regular ly the big ones and the little ones it is time well spent always yonr4ocalpaber4 your buyiii gohe o o o t