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fhe georgetown herald sixtythird year of publication georgetown wednesday evening february 6th 1929 150 per annum in advance 200 to usa thegeorgelown herald 1 u moore ihiuuhrr hh4 rropvutor mrimbtr caktaauu wmfcly nrwpaer auofiallon cauailu naltoul electric hallways vorauu httburban railway kabtdound we8thpune uully dully train traill no 3 110 am nn 1 730 atn 4 oil um 3 0 35 u bl 0 1i7 0jm 1135 ora s im im 1 ij3 pm 10 3a7 i m 0 335 pin m 4jrt pm 11 335 ph 13 oil urn 13- 7js pin 14 ijw im 15 945 pm 16 djw pm 171 mum 18 11j13 nm noa 1 2 will run dally except sun day cnk time tabie oaiuc eaai ftusenger 7j3 ma paaaenrtr jj mm paaaenser id 11 ajn unll 1300 pjo passenger 400 ptt hall 033 pm paaaenser 835 run paaaenger sunday 731 pjn galas waal uau 740 ajn paaaenser s3 sin peaeetiger 1021 an paaaenser 311 tun uau 4m sun paaaenrer 003 pm passenger 70s nu passenger sunday 1024 mm oslo nartb hall bit mm mall 4ss pjn gala sanui uall 1121 mm uau 710 p directory le rov dale benauer an balleuar oaoreetown ontario oraeee king bids mill st clarence h wiooinb banrmer bellelter notary romie offleaa onul filoek georgetown telephone iso john a thompson bafrbder relleller notary pablle ofbcea mill street phone 333 ti 310 or e t pavl pfcyeklaa an sarseea uadlcal cfneer of health in eequln townihlp ofnne houra 3 to 4 and 7 to s tun phone u office and residence main street south opposite preabytarlan church speights garage machine shop the pioneer garage ol georgetown repairs to all makes of cava acetylene welding nnd cutting storage battery repairing and charging worn fly wheels fitted uith hardened ntcel ring gears magneton recharged and repaired ignition and generator work 1 have installed new crinoline pumps and now offer five brands of gasoline viz premier ethyl white rose red seal and shell oijs grease tiren and accessories your patronage solicited all work guaranteed t j speight phone 279- georgetown famou for eco and healthfidness shredded full size biscuits tf with hot milk warming energy for cold days mad try the canadian shredded wheat company ltd lily baked a bowlful of livingstones bakery any child purchasing bread at our bakery will be presented with 5 marbles and one alley best quality bread brown bread 9c white bread 9c d livingstone phono 58 georgetown ma s waychothe wtttbow hhccui djulv dr c v williams phyalctan and surgeon medical officer ot health georgetown office and raaldenoe queen st south phone us offloe hours 13 and 6s pm also by appointment r b watson ddo mdh geergefeem la s eseept thnreday aflernsaaa f l uealk ld8 ddjj deallat offloe in lane block one door north of cvneula carries factory houra 0 sjn to 6 pjn db b leabmontb veterinary surseon phone 340 main st n- geargetevm ortbopraotio hemlsw the curaanatar palaaar gnlaate u vaars preetlee n milltlsa sartatr oataafaihy er eleetrleuy xray service ohea oyer pamells store offloe houreiwednaday e saturday s to 6 and 7 to 0 pjn other days and hours by appointment pkaaa usw imiihh us as mutea- us tuliday and friday 3 to 0 pa dr f b bennbtto kys ear nose and throat spectsllat announoh the removal of his offloe in 411 main street bait hamilton ontario eps alaaaea fitted consultation by appointment phone garfield 70s ootamblent parking for automobiles j sanford stewaritowii plumbing tinsmilhlng onaulei ukejtany uvea phone 84r 12 georgetown rr no 2 a w h wilkon tjndertajier suul uoanaed emoslmsr mala it ooarsjetawa auloatoblle or lloraedrawnlleaie pbnne nlghl or d ay s4w or uk getting a keeping get your account paid keep your customers our service does this kelly aiken diplomatic collectors oranrsvllle clualph owen bound lata ttsa vkaa xi mtu armmtl cw ttolfs rim ooawrv m1ansiaasaa14 krmttvttvm mamutmf c tie- kf 4 cfcafmtsau tta l a as waas4 aar 5sjs mrjmmml zzi mmvfuu rmn alt sbsss s bammlttflkxar rmmu smnto clmrm x pvatmi tt mm a sb tj cumtf isrirjf soup caha2 v boat scabs lfja wmrmrc arvmrwn mi rm ss ivaay stoat scsiimis new dominion store opens with new opportunities to shop and save on friday february 8th dominion stores will open at their new location two doors from the bell telephone building you will find this store more commodious and easy to shop in and for the opening the following are a few of the items that will make it well worth your while visit ing this store on opening day friday february 8th 20 lb pail pure lard 320 p a g white naphtha soap 10 bar 39c dsl bulk tea reg 55c per lb 49c 5 lb tin corn syrup 29c 6 quart basket sweet juice orange 49c average 3 dozen to basket li li i i miii iii i 1 i i i i i i i i i ii1ih1i11111it sell your cream at home where vm cu ch ike highest grade and the best price pet every sjlahiy nfm tieorgetown creamery co m saxe manager amis far meuile cra heasnlan can sad baa tfceea i iwtrtfirrri vii i i i ui w b browne co agent for wheat pool bring your wheat oat barley here take feed back we will truck if preferred norval mills sssvilf for putty kings choice canadian wonder for bread cash prices shorts middlings bran chopped wheat barley chicken feed at mill consult our nearest dealer when voit arc hup pi no whn you ft yommlf nnllpbi and thiiitf ttr look in mlahty blu rtmth tlu tlmf to uiuare your ulioul tvm jtutt elite your toei in deikr and toko nnotlur holt far llfr atnt half worth llvln if you taut lolte a little jolt vouvt- never inn no bad on ytt that someone wmtvt worca and it ifuit itolnu to ltlp u bit to rant around and curmi vou only niiow tlie other folk what a wakllntx you can bo and dont you fvn think my frlflnd tliat they will never uv but if youll only lauah it off and start anew once mon pon lone youll find you if twice tltr man youve ever been before the folktt will point you out and uy tliat suy u sure a wonder mouiina ever cetn him back uel make hi mark by thunder i w b browne co norval ontario choicest flour and all kinds ol feed al reasonable prices try u with your next order wmbia l georgetown flour feed mills w c bessey georgetown radio supplies installation and repair hot point ranges toasters irons heaters etc house wiring price quoted on request hh darling phone 109 murdock st georgetown in auld hcottlann there a bonnte bonnle country and it- faur acrou the tea its utere they ipeak the mlther tongue tlula aye ue dear to me the heather bloom toe bonnle on the hlelan hllli toe grand and the folk are kind and herta ore true in auld scotland it was there that i wai born and it there id like to dee and sleep betide the bonnle balm sae ions tine taken frme me the dayt and nlchu are lonesome noo im on a foreign ttrond and my hen i ftur acrou the tea in auld scotland when i think o that dear country and the freen id like to meet uy hert l full o tadnett and i reel jutt like to erect i lone to tee my mlther and to clasp my fathers hand oh i long to be back home asaln in auld scotland joteph james watton i i newest lifeboat gear wtimi the canadian paellle umr duehaaa at bedford arrived in new york rseutlto tart a eerie of erulaaa to tne woit vrnunt the craw under de illireeuon of captain ii tubbona and his off leer demon- inted the efflolnoj of her uptodate lifeboat sear in u faiblnu that amaud tbe inapectore shown above la the latest thins in lifeboat lowarlns equipment capable of lowerlns twentyelsht boate in ten nilnutea the davlla which are conlrolled by one nun elide down the ralla until the boat la at dock level it la then lowered by sravlly to the water and can bt rcliiihtd by trlrser the falle then helns holated asaln and atlach- od in unulttur boat which ih neated on iho lame davit dulled blatea offlclala alaled luat thla wgllnuaelseblan sear was ito moat erflclenl ever aen in new york halton rifles dy col bollantyne djbo dvtv keoihent 1u1 continued from lost week it was a red letter day when the helton regiment took over the camp duties the evening before the divis ional orders had contained a sent ence substantially as follows thr lome nines will supply the camp duties tomorrow field officer ualn ouard plcquet and duty band and that order had electrified the regi ment and had tent a thrill of expec tancy throogh all ranks and pride too not without on alloy of anxiety and fear that we might not be able to ruc to a test that was great indeed when one oonildered uie inexpenence of our noncommltsloned officers it was as if divisional headquarters had said to the colonel send us three sample of your regiment a ualn ouard which will function at head quarters under the all seeing eye of major general ivor herbert the gen eral commanding the canadian mil itia and a guardsman from the im perial forces who is accustomed to having guard duties done with pre- cltlon a plcquet that will send pat rols into the town and round up de faulters and which will preserve uie good order of the division without making faux pas and without exceed ing its authority and a hand that wilt march the length of the camp at re veille retreat and first post and will play a program at the divisional offic ers uets pouring its musical strains into the fastidious ear of the staff from the guards an ear attuned to the glorious ensembles of the band or the colstreams some tettl what added to all this you will send a field officer under whose supervision these duties will function and on whom will rest the responsibility for the good order of the camp on that great day the regiment lived felt dawn taw sunset glow ho wwe kittened for reveille that morning and how we listened for the six beats of corporal bachelors drum as the band opened our day of glorious service with a march that suited us no matter what sir ivor herbert thought of it corporal bachelor did not wait for the sound of the gun acting on the principle that light travels faster than sound he watched for flash and the band was launched or at least cor poral batchelor was launched and thr band spent the time of the six beats in hurriedly getting into step and out of the path of that great animated drum which contemplated only the distance between two points a dis tance that bad to be divided by the drummers legs into thirtyinch units with one hundred and twenty of these units fitting precisely into a minute of time corporal batchelor had a remark able sense of tune he had also a re markable sense of duty when behind that monster drum and that tongue of flame that shot from the mouth of the great gun carried a voice of auth ority that brooked no hesitation i recall a march across the commons when corporal batchelor stumbltng into a great hole disappeared from view as completely as if a great hand had suddenly reached up from the nether regions and seised him drum and all but the drum did not mitt a beat and the cadence was maintain ed as accurately aa if falling into such holes was simply m matter of routine and part of the lot of the regimental drummer the band acquitted itself bravely at that first reveille and after roll call the ualn guard be came the centre of interest for on this guard each company had its representatives these were selected and the guard segregated to be put through a process of cleaning and pol ishing and drilling as a guard a pro cess that involved all the abrasives from bath brick to brass polish well as heel ball and pipe cloy and shoe polish and all the rest the plcquet passed through a aim liar process though they were not to mount in starching order as was tlic guard less the mess jin which de duction i moke for fear some captious critic might assume that i did not know the proper dress and equipment at guard mount the plcquet was to travel light uie guard heavy with all its earthly poss essions strapped to its back and im posing a burden that none but a real man can carry maybe it was this fact that centered our interest in the guard the overflow only going to the plcquet it lies in our nature to fol low uie movements of those who carry heavy loads rauwr than those who carry light in any case there is al ways someutlng appealing about lur ching order it it m butlnetitt like the dutlni mounted at retrent and after numerout ittxpectlonii which btstan with the orderly tvrtfeantn r companies and ended with tlte adjut- unt captain ooodwlllle the duties lutembled behind tw band at the htartlng point wuth of the camp preparatory to the march to divisional hcaduuiirtertt a march tliat meant m much to the regiment tim march of the rand in the carh mtirnlnu at reveille had whirled a plain of billowy canvaui over wlilch die misty thadow of night were fall ing back before the tray coaled nklr- mlthert of dawn und but for the intermittent twinkle of the cooks flren beyond the company tireeu thore wan no slim of life on the left flank on the right the quarter guards were mlently standing to armn in front of the tents and the bugleih were sound ihg revellte at retreat it was all to different and at the parade began tho company streets were filled with run ning men and the march lined with spectators who were desirous of seeing what sort of a guard the ratton regiment could turn out most of these applauded as the parade pasted but at the parade approached our nar- ude ground the regiment was assem bled holus bolus with the colonel and all the officer who came hurry ing from the mess tent at the sound of uie gun first come the band tht- long fellows stepping short and the short fellows stepping long in order to accommodate their pace to the measure prescribed by the regulations and guarded to closely by the metron omic batchelor then followed the guard and what a guard it was i with it immaculate helmets and rifle green uniforms with its rifles at the trail the privi lege accorded to rifle corps in the british service and with every detail of equipment burnished till it thorn like a diamond the plcquet followed it was the milton company intact with major ponton in command the regiment need have no fear as to the quality of its plcquet with major panton in charge and the plcquet need have no fear as to thj correct performance of all it duties for what it did not know the major was well qualified to instruct them in the plcquet wore uie glengarry cap and was unarmed save for its tide arms and thetwordi of uie officers not to mention its fists the weapons with which nature pro vided all soldiers and to which pic quets sometimes had to retort i have said that uie spectators from thr other regiments applauded but tu that parade reached our own area uie enthusiasm reached a pitch that broke into tumultuous cheering from uie helton men and the colonel madt no attempt to curb it for i know he wanted to cheer too here you are general herbert here ore uie samples you asked uie halton regiment for exhibits number one two and three what do you think of them i only know what we thought or them and of that guard marching in line with uie boy bugler marching behind stretching his stride in ordei to keep pace with the band ana worrying no doubt for fear he might get nervous and forget the notes of some of those long calls wouldnt it be terrible if the guard turned out to re ceive that hook noted general her bert and he should forget the general salute i certain the sergeant of thr guard couldnt help him out no doubt he took heart from uie cheeni of the men and his pride overcame his worries we were proud of our duties that day and on all uie days and even the setting sun looked back over his shoul der to smile his hearty approval hit rays dancing with glee on the polished instruments of the banot pointing with satisfaction to the burnished equipment of the guard and plcquet and filling tho bell of the bugle as it swung to and fro behind uie guard tul it glowed like a pot of burnished gold though uie glow of pride in uie heart of the boy that carried it wob even greater at first post of tattoo which it lialf pott nine uie band completed its tour of duty by marching over uie beaten path for uie third time and this ume it was accompanied by uie plcquet only uie ouard having moun ted at headquarters where it remain ed till relieved at retreat the follow ing day were it not for uie absence of uie guard uie parade at first pott would haver been uie climax of the days glory for even uie glorious rays of the setting tun were not seriously misted in uie generous supply of torch bearers who marched betwen uie mus icians and marked the progress of the parade through uie sea of rollicking and dancing soldier who filled uie areas all uie way to divisional head quarters over all these activities pre sided uie orderly field officer whose inspections comprehended everythlns in the camp from the quality of uie potatoes and onion in uie commlss- larlat to uie breach mechanism uie rifles of the main ouard list of officers daring the latter part of colonel kerns administration lt col kerns commanding major win phillip appelbe major george 8 goodwlllle capt wm tho fox adjutant captain wm panton of milton captain wm patterson moore of georgetown captain matthew seattle of campbell vllle captain joseph culllngtworth of oakvtllc captain alex noble of nerval captain alex halloway of burl ino ton company lieutenants wm mcdonald robert 8 hope thos bradley hugh mat thews tho h blacklock john bell cameron joteph o langton j h mcgul f w anglln paymaster major john r barber adjutant thos w fox quartermas ter captain l grant burgeon major mccrtmmon notes and comments agricultural rxwrli are pre dicting that formers will t ul down their acreage of wttatoen the comlni year they raised too many during the pant teaton and were unublo to mur- vict thim 1atufactnrlly of couru there can be no rarryover but the oldtime logic of the farm is supposed to be not to plant next year the crop that dnertnt pay hilt year but the tiovcmmint ntatutlch tlont look ko bad for the humble potato tho fuult hcemn to be ttiut tin above logir worked in nverui eiigluh last year thn 103 crop wtln a trifle light but brought n bumper price no the potato growers planted largely in i02fl and took less lor their blauor production but even at that according to govern ment flguren uie avemue return per aero was s034 which uould just about buy the average acre of ground the honest old potato pnyr hit way after nil hon et c drury former promler of ontario who was recently appointed part time commissioner on the fedoral farm loan board in an interview last week dltctoued hit intention to again seek a seat in tho house of commons acceptance of tho appointment on the board by hon mr drury will not in any nay prejudice hit participation in active political affairs the newspaper continued i am very enthusiastic aa to the form loan board mr drury observed the board has a really con structive work to perform and i feel gratified that hon mr robb has ask ed me to assist in the launching of uie boards work of course itt only part time job at far at i am con cerned involving possibly two or three meet in us a month i hope to re enter active political life uils time in the federal arena mr drury unsuc cessfully contested north slmcoe con stituency in the lant general election evuiv girl want to bo popular it may even bo assumed that every boy and man would like to be popular how to win that enviable position is the chief concern of many and many are the schemes adopted in the hope of attaining their objective there are different torts of popularity depend ing on uie particular viewpoint of the individual the girl who can at tract all the boys of the party may imagine the is popular she is apt to be just onesldedly to because all her girl friends will be against her some uilnk that smoking cigarette in pub lic with an air of chlcnets will give uie charm some others think that public indulgence in bubbling wine gives uie lasting sparkle to the eye while others ore daring in dress and talk conscious that it attracts atten tion these arc just fleeting momenta of what some call popularity but lt doesnt lost nnd doesnt satisfy when the bubbles break and the smoke ha cleared away the native charm the sweet disposition the general friend ship the willingness to help in every good work a cheerfulness in difficult task with a smile for everybody make far a better popularity than anything else continued next week vout1ih opportunity a symposium on the subject of suc cess in business has been compiled by mr r b dunwoody secretary of uie association of british chambers commerce and published under the title of vouuit opportunity here are a few sayings of tome of the contributor learn to say no to yourself in matter of pleasure start early at the bottom of tlu- ladder the men who live well but nol too well get on best oil oxer tho world the future may see lads uoing into a factory for two years then to a uni versity grumbling should br kept to one self h a younv man can manage tt take aa much interest in uie business he has entered as he doe in say football cricket or motorcare then is not much fear of his troubling about wheuier the dollar will de increased or diminished the next crop of millionaire are licking our stamp now villaoe or any form of cum- munity could never be built up could never become propserous if oil the money earned by its people were to be expended outside its borders or even if a large part of it wcro thus diverted into outside channels hence it is selfevident that the more money that is spent at home the greater will be the development and prosperity of uie community not only do the wage earners need to spend their money whore they make it if they are to pro fit in uie long run but the merchants and business men must do likewise wise merchants in any village do their trading at home and thereby set a good example for the community in which they live and do business bt some villages maybe stirling mer chants have uie bad habit tit doing their trading in larger cities thereby creating distrust among their patron who will be inclined to follow the ex ample set by uie dealer and this in turn destroys the harmony which should exist in every community the buyer concludes that if the goods sold by the merchant arc not good enough for the merchant they are not good enouch for himeslf and thereby en courages the habit of trading away from home county council the inaugural meeting of halton county council not held at 3 pjn on tuesday of lost week on motion of reeve morden trafalgar seconded by reeve mason of acton thomas u leslie reeve of csqueslng ia unani mously elected warden for 1030 foll owing are the member of the standing committees and their telephone num ber finance mason 33 j acton mc- intyre 3ow georgetown blaln 177 milton morden 304m oakvllle roads and bridges morden rcadhead 300rl4 milton cleave 74rl4 georgetown campbell 1730t33 guelph county buildi no s blaln van- scrlver 305 burlington buck ldrsl mil ton printing dree won lofl burling ton campbell robinson oakvllle education pettlt 33w burling ton robinson breckon mason special communications mclntyre blaln moat sgow oakvllle buck railways legislation and agriculture campbell read- head cleave vanscrher county roads moat morden and pettlt the warden is an exofficlo member of all committees tho council adjourned to meet at 10 am on tuesday next jan 30th with a great deal of bimiuriut to im- disposed of coirt decihionh ukhpkc ting neuhpaperh court dcclkloui mnwalnti nows- urr mibscrlpttanh are very clear any ivcrson who luker a paper regu larly from the post ufficir whether in his name or another s or whether ha has ftubscrlbed or not it responsible for payment if a person orders hit paper discontinued he must pay all arrears or uie publisher may continue to send it until payment it made and then collect the whole amount whe liver the paper i taken or not the courts have decided that refusing take newspaper or periodical from the post omce or removing and having them unpaid u prima facie evidence of intention of fraud the chattworlh banner ho ceased publication mist wilson who has edited the paper for the past three yours uas u writer of note and many of iter articles on current event were bath entertaining and educative