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the georgetown herald wednesday evening october 5tn 1938 v page 7 i voft couactura leaves i oldfashioned hobby at collect- rmgrms colored maie iew au i put an a cash bads with the an twnt that wig la prises will be 1 in the sixth maple leaf con- janlaed jointly by the canadi travel bureau the canadian pac- 1 i railway and the canadian hat- i 1 railways thfe contest now in its sixth year spa an effort to attract canadians to vt hardwood forests the leaves of twhlch will soon it tinted beautifully pfcy autumnal frosts in addition to j4he cash prusea the railways are ot- the inducement of special ex- ns and cheap return jail tickets gto encourage city dwellers to return the simpler joys of their forelath- t gaining a new appreciation of can ada s forests as they searched the i for leaves biff enough or pretty a6ugh to win a share of the s2is list interest in the annual con la growing a keen interprovlnco itvahy having begun te honor of duclng the most beautiful leaf t to ontario for che llrst time last 9atv new brunswick and quebec bay ftfng each won twice british colum sfcla has had a monopoly on the lar wt leaves in past years last years kawlnner being 21 by 22 inches with a fcsurface area of 2843 square inches the rules are simple and can be ob- jsmined from all railway offices leav i s must be gathered in canada and kent from a canadian point but there ijja no restrictions as to nationality of contestants each leaf must be moun ted on separate card and forwarded packed flat between t piece o stiff paper five by aeven inches on which are written the name and address of the sender and the date and place of gathering of leaf name of contestant must not be written on ttwcart winch leaf is mounted no entry may contain more than three leaves though a contestant may forward as many entries as desired provided each one does not exceed three leaves damaged or broken leaves will not- be eligible and all en tries must be forwarded post paid or express prepaid to canada maple leaf contest po box no 2500 montreal quebec canadian artists who will be judges of the contest which closeson govern- her 1 will nqft wfcx lntpt spondence with any contestant and no leaves will be returned the prize winners and other leaves will be ar ranged for exhibit across canada employees of the canadian travel bureau and of the two railways and their subsidiaries may not enter the contest but members of their families may submit entries with jack frost already at work coloring the leaves the annual traas tire hunt is on there are five prises for the most beautiful leaf s100 40 20 10 and 5 two prizes of 30 and 10 are given for the largest leaf jasper can you stand on head peter peter nope its too high your eyes the long summer evenlng3 are oer you will be doing more reading and indoor work your ejcs ma need help for glasses op qtjahtyat new low prices consult o t walker ro optometrist eyesight specialist brampton who b at bobbs drug store georgetown the second wednesday of every month or you may consult o t walker at his office in brampton a bank where small accounts are welcome ou too will enjoy doing your banking here bank of montreal established 117 georgetown branch j r smith manager a personal chequing account fob you afrrhui brm l moment musicals br adele thumb wheeler 3ywjjcu tao wnu service h e was clothed in a threadbare suit of black linen rusted with age and creased with promiscuous steeping the sickly light bicker ing through the dust c ua p filmed globa of a gas street lamp made u moving bluish cir onvki cles upon his brood ctafhv bent shoulders and jtq r lb worn h of his r canadas largest manufacturers of furnaces it isnt the first cost of a furnace thats important it the fuml uokmmpt the h save yon i ton in t for as long aayoo use it i andyoohuaaityvara akijst than any other fttrnace without expensive repairs hrranan the hhcla is theonr rumaos in canada with a pa steel ribbed wrcpot gumxmntaedtdyumr new lav prices due to lower material costs and niiffcwi of asks tax make thehkcla bigger value than evert come in and investigate its many features abb mamv cacturert of clare ah- cooditioamg hay be metalled g r muckart k fhoni tiw i j georgetown clare s rlecla fur n ac e w3i hornby school fair acclaimed felt hat he pushed forward a soiled left hand two bits miss jus two bits he whined i stared at that cracked pal sied hand and down at the other hanging by his side with a terrible stillness and wondered about them they were not proletarian hands stunted with sin flabby with excess wizened with rapacity they had not been created to pander and beg they were meant for finer bigger things the chisel the brush the baton ah miss i am poor poor then in a wheedling tone jus two bits i reached for my pocketbook what will you do with it speak mg aloud a subconscious thought my eyes followed the shaken ex tended forefinger down the narrow alley to the dim end where it rose to meet the accentuated brilliancy of a myriad electric lights but that is the opera nouse 1 cried m astonishment yes i go to hear him the thin arm lifted slightly upward i cleancut against the night sky in titanic letters seemingly writ with fire a name glowed steadily for a moment burned out then flamed with a brighter vehemence only to die again i sucked in my breath malte- brun so swiftly did 1 turn the old man fell back a pace wait i called i clutched at the arm nearest to me it was chili lifeless paralyzed i fumbled in my purse here take it no don t thank me i m going with you all the music lovers of the city had gathered in the colossal audi tonum to listen to those consum mate symphonies which the fingers of only maltebrun could entice from the soul of the piano and when the tall gaunt maestro stepped out upon the stage they gave him tu multuous welcome i was aware of the old man hitch ing forward eagerly as the maestro seated himself before the keyboard the sudden quiet was cloven by the majestic opening chords of grieg s norwegian bridal procession and into the misshapen face fixed so intently on the distant hoary haired musician came a look of infinite calm altering and making of it the face of a thirsty child whose parched lips have at last tasted the soothing cool of spring water throughout the recital he sat thus until the final number a brief com position by a conrad rahbek called disillusion then he stiffened that was all i shall never forgtfaltebrun s rendition of that weird selection the agony and grief of humanity since creation was packed into those limited measures the sobbing of strong men the screams of mad men the curses of godless men and the prayers of dying men i was like some one dead when it ended speech froze in my throat outside the bnow was falling with that undisturbed featherlike tran quility which enamates an lmagl nary warmness i threw back my head and let the downy flakes brush my throbbing temples fingers plucked at my sleeve long fingers tapering and sensitive i started guiltily i had forgotten my companion now i go he murmured in a husky voice that last piece it was i choked you liked it miss did not you he made no reply but dropped his wrinkled lids over his pale blue j eyes mechanically smoothing his breastpocket finally he spoke i id like to give you somethin miss he fal tered somethfn for t night it a no good to me no more once i thought he glanced over his twisted shoul der into the foyer of the opera house it was dark now he swal lowed noisily funny he went on the dreams y dream when youre young you know he commenced to shout hoarsely but dont let them git you miss dont lett them git you he straight ened ah forgive i forget here miss take it with the blesain of god and a beggar goodnight and he was gone the snsw wcav ing a sibilant white curtain about him and blurring with a motherly tenderness the ugly outline of his warped form i hastened to the window of a pharmacy and unfolded the grimy morula wrappings of a package in my hand the light streamed out upon a yellowed sheaf nf 1 np pnan uscript paper it was the original score of- dis illusion best in halrnrftnmtr continued from page 15 marshall 6th lome miller mb earl wilson tomatoes 1st olive lister 2nd bert leslie 3rd zelma bryon 4th douglas leslie 5th allan mefadden 6th mary stark white grapes 1st bert leslie 2nd lome miller 3rd lorna bussell 4th mildred dunbar blue grapes 1st mildred dunbar 2nd bert leslie oat sheaf 1st ward brownridge 2nd geo wilson 3rd gordon mc cready 4th stella snow 5th mcken- zie wilson 8th kenneth lawrence barley sheaf 1st word brownridge kenneth devlin spring wheat 1st ward brown ridge 2nd eddie robinson 3rd bes sie snow field pumpkin 1st marlon cunn ingham 2nd tommy alderson 3rd annie clifton 4th olive lister 5th harry kibble citron 1st ward brownridge 2nd johnny picket 3rd edith hearns 4th annie cillton 5th oliver lister 6th mackenzie wilson muskmelon 1st raymond puller 2nd calvin mcdonald 3rd john pic ket 4th mackenzie wilson 5th lilly watson 6th mary stark potatoes dooley 1st johnny pic ket 2nd raymond fuller 3rd jean goodwin 4th donald milton 5th shirley elliott 6th herbert wilson potatoes irish cobbler 1st craig alexander 2nd stuart miller 3rd kenneth devlin 4th gilbert wriggles worth 5th ward brownridge 6th david leslie living room bouquet 1st lilly wilson 2nd mackenzie wilson 3rd wllla king 4th gilbert wriggles worth 5th ward brownridge 6th david leslie dining room bouqet 1st prances calf jersey 1st eddie robinson 2nd tommy alderson 3rd donald noble 4th meryle robinson 5th maurice post market lamb 1st john stark 2nd mary stark 3rd stella snow 4th douglas currie 5th eddie robinson showmanship calf 1st eddie ro binson 2nd ward brownridge 3rd flnlay mccallum 4th tommy alder son 5th meryle robinson 6th mar garet mccallum showmanship lamb 1st douglas currie 2nd john htaflc 3rogo fold 3 d d 4thstel 2nd margaret mooallum 3rd gordon mccready 4th ward brownridge 5th b snow 6th stella sn cauw ayrshire 1st ward brown- ridge 2nd gordon mccready 3rd stella snow calf holsteln 1st craig alexander 2nd donald xsmond 3rd bruce is- mond 4th bessie snow 6th stella keith moffat 8th david leslie candy 1st bo ford and vena oconnor 3rd meryle robinson thr olive lister bth harold beaty fltn florence leslie laundry bag 1st dorothy downs 2nd isabel ford 3rdheryle robinson 4th annie cufton 5th elsie stringer 6th ruth turner darning sock 1st stella neilson 2nd marlon neilson 3rd joyce wu- llams 4th mildred dunbar bth doris stringer 6th vera oconnor coat hanger 1st isobel cunie 2nd evelyn brown 3rd shirley devlin 4th frances kayward 5th norm downs 6th lilly wilson sewing on button 1st audrey neil- son 2nd audrey hall 3rd charles le- riche 4h jimmy ford 5th lorna bussell 6th summer mary king crowning and tucking end of rope- 1st mackenzie wilson 2nd bobue robinson 4th mary stark 5th stella snow writing grades 7 and blst doro thy post 2nd isabelle peddle 3rd elva hearn 4th marion neilson 5th annie clifton 6th elsie stringer writing grades 5 and 6 1st mar tha biggar 2nd kathryn biggar 3rd dorothy downs 4th joyce williams 5th bessie snow 6th florence leslie writing grades 3 and 4lst joy eyre 2nd patsy durrani 3rd ruth near 4th muriel south 5th viola biigden 6th summer mary king print script grade 2 1st lorraine westby 2nd hugh leriche 3rd clar ence ford 4th mary brain 5th har old wilson 6th howson ruddell writing grade 2 1st john stark 2nd allan mepadden 3rd lorraine westby 4th jackie cantelon 5th johnny pickett 6th billy henderson print script orade i 1st joseph perrier 2nd alfred oconnor 3rd david leslie 4th jimmy ford 5th charlie leriche 6th lorna bussell art grades 7 and 8 1st elva hearn 2nd jack williamson 3rd bert leslie 4th marion nellion 5th elsie stringer gth mac wilson art grades 5 and 6 1st june nee hayward 2nd joyce williamson 3rd ojc martha biggar wllla king audrey f stu hall 6th lilly wilson 1 i d 5th barred plymouth rock cockerel- douglas lcsue 6th marion currie 1st ron featherstone 2nd warn a t and 4lst lilly wil brownridge 3rd howson ruddeil 4th 2nd konnle featherstone 3rd sella snow 5th clajton dick 6th george brownridge barred plymouth rock pullet 1st lilly wilson 2nd betty ruddell 3ra stella snow 4th bessie snow 5th joy eyre 4th huber moore 5th viola brigden 6th mary stark art g ade 2 1st nellie mason 2nd ear fo d 3rd billy henderson 4th norman bailey 5th john stark howson ruddell 0th vera oconnor 6lh hu f white leghorn cockerellst want s i brownridge 2nd gordon mccurdy f 1 s i arrf rvrit nmhrim 4th kridi r 4th tred o connor 5th earl mc ethustl jwford uu l tea bihcuils 1st june neelands 3rd doris brownridge 4th eddie ro blnson 5th jim moffat w pulleulst jlm winy hall 3rd martha btgar motat nddtlvsnidwasi f gg 5lh haroid bea 6th brownridge 4th bobby ford 5th prv ninn gordon mccurdy 6th morion cunn ingham new hampshire cockerel 1st stella fcnow 2nd donald noble 3rd earl wilson 4lh bessie snow 5th jessie alexander 6lh craig alexander new hampshire pullet 1st ward brownridge 2nd jessie alexander 3rd earl wilson 4th stella snow 5th craig alexander 6th muriel south calf beef 1st flnlay mccallum meryle robinson chocolate cuke 1st stella snow 2nd wanda lawrence 3rd olhe lis ter 41 h dorothy downs 5th norman miller 6th lucille brown boston brown bread 1st martha blgrar 2nd k biggar 3rd harold beaty 4th june neelands 5th mac kenzle wilson 6th willa king sandwiches 1st mary stark 2nd summer marj king 3rd mar mond 4ji s anley o connor 5th whippine rope end 1st stewart learmont 2nd tommy alderson 3rd kenneth devlin 4th tommy william son 5th donald robertson 6th doug las leslie sawing a board 1st gordon mc cready 2nd ronnie featherstone 3rd chester williamson 4th arthur rlbble plasticine 1st edward bailey 2nd dayld leslie 3rd john stark 4th norman bailey 5th ruth lawrence 6tb robert moffat note book 1st isabelle peddle 2nd jeah lawson 3rd margaret alexander 4th elva hearn 5th ruth morrison 6th ward brownridge weed collection 1st douglas les lie 2nd florence leslie 3rd martha biggar 4th bessie snow 5th wuhv king 6th bob ford collections of leaves 1st lilly wil son 2nd shirley devlin 3rd bllli tallyn 4th frances hayward 6u shirley elliott 6th mary stark animal cot outs 1st hugh leriche 2nd caiarlne leslie 3rd david les lie 4th john currie 5th lome mil ler 6th jimmy ford hobby display 1st tommy aldex- in 2nd jean lawson 3rd stuart miller 4th blllie tallyn 5th dorothy post 6th lillie wilson story telling 1st ward brownridge 2nd stella nellsen 3rd willis sayeis 4th gerald kerswell 5th harold beaty 6th martha biggar recitation 1st shirley devlin 2nd jack cantelon 3rd fraser mcnabb 4th jim moffat 5th edith hearn 6th frances hayward first aid competition 1st jackier cantelon and john stark 2nd doug las picket and lloyd king 3rd bob ble ford and harold beaty fruit and vegetable naming con test 1st harold bailey 2nd florence leslie 3rd douglas currie 4th olive lister 5th stuart miller 6th ruth turner flower naming contest 1st elsie stringer 2nd june neelands 3rd mar lon nellsen 4th margaret brown 5th annie clifton 6th kathleen may livestock naming contest 1st ward brownridge 2nd donald devlin 3rd douglas leslie 4th mac wilson 5th gilbert wriggiesworth 6th wil lis sayers harmon ca solo 1st douglas pic ket 2nd willis sayers hamkton iyoouerccwe owns umtro hamilton canada sold by w b kenlner son j b mackenzie son hamco now the lowest price in years