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the georgetown herald sixtythird year of publication geor wednesday evening march 6th 1829 150 per annum in advance 200 to usa thegeorgelown herald t m mookjt mwf cam4laa wnuy nmlw caaaauaa nauaaal oedrk railway tmata ratobah hallway kabtbound westbound dally trala no 3110 am ojw um r tllitmm 1 141 pm ib 341 urn 54 441 pm u 13 841 bw 14 741 p m is 041 pm 191163 pm nm ilil will run dslly txpt bun day dully yrmlm ho 1 148 rai 3 048 u b 1148 ajn 1 1411 b4b u 0 335 pa 11 545 tun 13 145 pm 15 045 pjh 11170 4 red rose tea cornea direct to na from the fineat tea srdens then straight to your grocer brimful of vor and frcahflrsn every package guaranteed y redr0se tea red rose orange pekoe 1 extra good smimimxmmimmmttmtsmssrsii cum tint tabic galas but rasaenter 143 i paaaanswr 043 i 1010 1 130 bjn 440 pjtt 643 mo paasanawr 145 run paaaansar sunday 141 pjn ostiif wmt 1111 140 paasangar 843 am pasmticsf 1040 ul pumttgw 313 pjtt 1411 440 bjb paanew 003 pjb faaasttcsr 140 pja raawnswr sunday 1044 rum galas kria utu 045 lib oil 445 pjm galas btaui mall 1143 am usll 110 run- directory livingstones bakery any child purchasing bread at our bakery will be presented with 5 marble and one alley best quality bread brown bread white bread 9c 9c d livingstone phone- 65 georgetown mscof john a thompson mian ioim notary paaua ojbms- um strut phono 333 it 340 ml a t pan pfeyalslaa aaa banna s offlosr of haalth in a township ontos hour 3 to 4 and 1 to t nm pluos si ottos and ratldeooe ifaln btrast south onposlts pnthyurlan church db c v wiluaiu physician and surfson ifarueal offlosr of haalth oaortttown 3tto and rssldtnos quean st south otbos hours 13 and e tun also by appnlntmwit p b watson djmv stda o sates h to s bxeas tfcaraaay aftwaaaas the royal master p l bsalk umt djfcs 3ffioa in fans block on door north of ottawa osniasa paetory hours am to s pjn db b uubhontb vsttrlnary sjurfson phons 340 slain st n o ohtropbaotio milun- ks cklmsnsttr palaur grasaals 14 vaaiv pracuea xray service omes ovsr dominion stars offlos hours ifondsy wsdnssdsy snd ssturdsy i to 8 sndl to pjn othsr days snd hours by appotntmant pksas utm nlliari wj at mihsapbsas tu tutsday and friday s to pa db p b bznnbtto cys bar nose and throat bnsdslltt announoss ths rsmoral of his ooes to 411 main stbbxt bast hamilton ontabio bys oisssm flttsd consultation by appointment phons outbid too oonfsnlsnt psjtdnf for autnmobllss j sanf0rd stowarttown plialyiiigtiiisnilijiing ufaaki ckeriamy uvea phone 84 r 12 geortetown rrno2 w h willson tjadartalurr ssi ueeauad esmbalames- atala st osss auloaublls or horssdrewallsum ptuuis sight or day s4w or f 4 es getting keeping get your account paid keep your customers our service doe this kelly aiken diplomatic collector onifsyills gutlnh owsa sound jwmjrmmmr sillllirf wihtvtr mtummll will tuv r mmttr m bt dominion tire depot own en are masters of the science of tire care they are trained right in the dominion tire factory they know how a tire is made every inch of it they are kept in touch with the newest methods and devices in tire repairing the besr workmanship is always the most economical have a dominion tire depot expert give your tires a thoroush inspection now you are never far away from a dominion tire depot georgetown- jthos j speight choicest flour and all hinds ol feed at reasonable prices try ua with your next order georgetown flour feed mills w c bessev georgetown rewspspsrkkpskisr spedal sale of silverware for the balance op the month of february lndijdtahc4xowareofaukhukand flatware such as 26piece sets of knives forks spoons single pieces berry spoons sugar shell cold meat j forks pickle forks baby spoons etc carving sets nicely boxed dont miu buying dosan teaspoons guaranteed j while they uul at 49c a b willson nest to hotel mcgibbon georgetown ojstonsin say those who know its value its stylish original beauty is evident to everyone who sees the olympic series oakland on the road its luxurious ridingcomfort and its superb performance are the subjects of comment by all who ride in this great new car yet comparatively few of all who admire the beauty of oaklands fisher body or the commanding performance of its smooth oakland six engine realize how low are oakland prices for the olympic series oakland six offers mote performance more luxury more quality than such low price has ever bought before raopucr or oenejui uoroas or camjuda uuiteo oakland olympic gl it series j n oneill son phon 14 georgetown ssssmsmsmsmsssssssassmsmsmswaassasmsais sissi sssssf ssngg h silver announces an opening sale op- mens lades and childrens wares and general dry goods wednes march 6th in the brooke block formerly occupied by the dominion store watch for die bargains offered at tme opening sal h silver georgetown ontario ourgreat annual r sale jaa sirt swiii si s lla sua r map ahtlw af faaiia r say nalairiia at 3 for 25 6 for 50c 12 far 1qq lobbys beans with pohic nojtuiv4e quickwaker oats searlal paefcaas cktlta 8otum timlt flllmtts tt jlrhl ik smp chfao quick sofk baumtitg lob lor pin uuaagy tawjpfcf 8 bkatb0rivvma4w tathpttl uftitvlmiv tnk land or mtfinnino adium i with that uirr wcrtf ttome wondi- ful dlsuw cjld th xjiimi of beglnnlntf aualn wher nil tmir mutakt ktid all our llmkotlt aim ull of our mlfuh grief could he drouhd ilk u kliabby old eot lit uus door atul uvor iuit oti attain w could find all the thlimx we in tatldmj to do but roraol and ittmbmj too late liltl drti uiutnokn little promlim brokn and all of the thouiand and on little dutlw nitd that rnlnht have wrfetd the day for one leu fortunate it couldnt be potable not to be kind in the land of bettlnnlns asaln and the on we miijudfied and the onee wham we msdted thele moment of victory here would find in the eraip of our lovlnjt eliun more than pnltnt lip could k- nlaln so i with that there were tome won derful place called the land of btvlnnltw afcln louisa knetcher imtklnkton cftttaptm- pams or ihdaa ittiiui mi 84s uspte uafmatess tvansltisbis btsabombje psasyojasmar harry bonsv putuiass 8vi ayfaur pumpkin psrplssmshls jtoz oxydel flssnsr corastskb svf bloater p iwbsaawukss kouadwlmat- a issawsst nias sk- halton rifles by ool bollantyne dao continued from uut week innovations the laju1b mkbh tttnt squad mssbs op- rictju amflb the innovation of the larfe meu tent to replace the smaller tquad mete wa a mat improvement if like afr artularlnd one meur v- erythlns with the rule of facts and fltruj oertsin it is that the chanse made for comfort with perhaps a gesture to camp eanltatlon but to my mind it took a treat deal of colour out of camp life as it unrulhed the eamp fires at the head of the com pany line and what is camp life without camp fires prtwldln over these camp fires were the company cooks with pwloeophy of life that 1 peculiar to cook in the army and whose cotuments and spec- uutlon on the service geiieralh was as reireshhig to the soul of the com pany as was the eorwoctlon from the camp dixie to the physical being of the men to whom the cook lines and atmosphere was a never endlnt source of attraction it is true that when the weather was wet and the wood would not bum and the dinner would not cook the cook lines were a good plaee to keep away from and the cook in his in- canutlons made many contribution to profane literature and any adverse criticism of the product of those dixies that gurcled away under his moble wand was m liberty that no man would take no not even the orderly officer the oaptaln mliht threaten to re- slfn who cares the colour sergeant muht revert thank god but the cook was potentate without a successor and one that every man in the com pany with a stomach must endeavor to propitiate and most soldiers have that necessary article of equipment to those of us who were very very good it was sometime given as great privilege to grill a steak at the sacred altar after the crowd hsd thinned out and what more wonder ful than a grilled steak with that slightly burnt wood test that 1 the peculiar property of steak grilled over a eamp fire then there was always something so sociable about those small ten mess- eight men sat down in a circle each man distributing the various articles of food and the utensils with in the sector described by his legs while be balanced the canteen filled with hot soup on one knee and at the some time contrived with considerable technique to keep his ammunition boots out of the butter and all the while he kept up his end of the table conversation which in the army is never allowed to lag for in the army there is a laugh around every corner and no shortage of material for the comments that ejnbraced everything from the wundering of the orderly sergeant to the fact that lieut boandso turned out on par ade with bis spurs on upside down those squad messes are the thing in africa each man marched with one eye on the ground as he searched the veldt for the tiny faggots not bigger than a lead pencil and which ha care fully tucked away tn his haversack in view of the supper he and hi mates would cook in the canteens and to which fire he was expected to make his contrilmition but the big mess tent changed all this and if it made for efficiency it was the efficiency of child restaur ants with all the unspeakable hubbub that comes from three or four hundred men in animated conversation and the acoompanlment of as many tin plates and as many tin cups all in action the whole contributing to the pande monium of noise that ceased as the men stiffened into attention at the sound of the orderly sergeant whistle and waited for the inevitable question from the orderly officer any com plaints and the inevitable answer none sir after this drama the men fell to and the noise was resumed x knew on officer in the old days who was filled with the spirit of re form and who when he became or derly officer addressed himself to the work of improving the messing oondl- ond particularly the quality of the rations and mens dinners a worthy cause and may his tribe in crease he started out on hi noon day in bpeetlon a little 1st heralded and announced by the orderly sergeant and the first object that met his eagle eye wo an orderly carrying dixie holt there yelled the officer to the orderly who halted while hi tongue no doubt clave to the roof of his mouth and hi mind turned over hi many sins and their possible pun ishment oct me a spoon i this was oddjssed to the sergeant who dived into a tent and reappeared with the utensil required the ctfflcer that aoup while the scared orderly tried hard to find hi tongue why damm it sergeant thats no better than dish water yes sir yes sir summered the recovered orderly that what it la sir- the offtcud then proceeded on its way while the orderly poured the story into the sym pathetic ear of the company cook whose roars of laughter assembled all the other cooks whence the story was served as a garnish to the evening meal in ail the mussits the big uess tent centralised the cooking under one head cook whose voluminous outline were usually en cased in a suit of white with a brim- less white cap oompleung the picture long cooking ranges ivpleoed the pic turesque camp fires and before this battery of stoves the sweltsflng cooks stewed in their own lord a they en deavoured to meet the requirement as laid down by the regimental dietician and duhuihed on the bulletin board within the uess tent all the peatry was takes away and all the phllouphy of the camp fjotf and pom m finite and all the good fellowthlp which is aiw lummln15 the corollary to hieiudng by nectlort i on active service them are no big i me tents and the men are all init iate of the grand order of army cooks and who will forget the braxler cooking in tin trends and the amaslug products garnished by leek from the gardens behind the lines who will forget the scene in the mil filne of madame farm house as lite boys assembled to purchase an egtf or cup of coffee and to practice on madame the lessons in prench from tlie books that guaranteed to teach that language in three lessons the tok fire and the squad me will alway be n part of active service rmd hie rcntralhted mess of permanent camps lit a poor substitute if one considered tlte colour lost in the ex- clianae man 1 a fire worshipper an inher itance from remote ancestry and he is also a cook though hi wife may think otherwise but in any case lie likes to catch or shoot his own game and to build a fire and watch it cook and then eat it on service he ha rull scope to all this and it is one of the great compensations for the rlg- uirs and hardship of service these facts were overlooked when innova- lon spread his canvass over the whole regiment and erected pine tables to which the various companies marched with lock step precision and all of this la just my opinion and it will in no way effect the messing situation which is now considered a great im provement on conditions as they were to an efficiency expert it is a great improvement to a psychologist who sonsiders the effect on the mind of the soldier and the social loss when the utile squad families take their meals out hi the great tabernacle where conversation is impossible with- out a nugaphone to him who places a national thunlaglvlng service for the dominion far the recovery of our gracious king george the fifth is under contemplation and is a mont worthy suttgestlon the kings pro- urcsu since his arrival at cralgwcll hoiifie sussex england has been such that lie is now able to take an interest in the u vents which occurred during the long iierlod or his itliias when hp was unable to read newstiapers or txt made acquainted with what was hap pening he is gradually beginning to pick up the threads of current event ills majesty also spend some time each day reading newapapers he is gradually assimilating all tliat transpired since he became seriously 111 but in order that he may not be unduly fatigued iho nrocenn is very slow the happine and morale of his men in the first place there is a decided loss but on active service there will never be big mess tents and in any case this is only my own grouch snd the big tent 1 now a landmark at the permanent camps that will not be moved and now for an attack on the offic ers uess as it was in those days when along with many other unimportant lieutenants i took my place at the mess table a long way down from the centre of gravity in those seat of the scornful which are fuled with the younger officers was assessed one doll ar per diem the government rations were sup plemented at the caterers expense by fruit at breakfast and a few other un important elements and during the strawberry season by strawberries we in the above mentioned seats could almost tell the rank of the offic er by the number of berries in the saucer a second lieutenant getting four a first six a captain eight and the mess president and senior officer a bountiful supply as befitted those with whom the caterer closed his con tract the caterer kept his eye on the puck on one occasion we of the scornful hsd up temerity to suggest that the officers might with profit run their own mess but the reaction wa such a frost that we never broached the sub- tect again that was a tender spot in the memory of the old timers and we learned that such a plsn hod been tried and that the caterer had de faulted in some or many ways and had cleaned the regiment out of the late as well as all of the crown der- iy and limoges chins we pondered these things in our heart for we rec ognised the impossibility of malting change when the sceptre of author ity was in the hand of the old guard who were like the burnt balm who dreaded the fire but we resolved to try our own system when the time came and it did when the first con tingent went to voleartler in the au gust of 1914 then we appointed one of our own omcers to supervise and organise our uess and the result exceeded all ex pectations the officer appointed was lieutenant oonover now the briga dier and he was given carte blanche and told to go ahead and he did us ing only the rations a prqylded by the government and a cook from thr ranks of the detachment one oliver we had many visitors from the coun ty during those days and they were weu satisfied with the hospitality and with the quality of the meals at salisbury we were forced again into the messing by a caterer and to all the officers of the pint division the memory of those meals with the unescapable brussels sprouts sup- planttng all the vegetables is a sad one moral have one of your own officers in charge of the mess and have a caterer from your own regiment one you can hang or replace if he does not make good and if colonel oonover wishes a recommendation as a uess president let him write to me when we went to the tercentenary celebration at quebec in ibm a part of the 3rd composite rifles we learn ed that other corps had troubles with their mess as welt as the hslton reg iment and to place the coping stone an a wall of uess troubles in which wo built much grouching some one on the last day walked off with all the chlnaware a stunt that caused some searching of heart and more search tog of pocket when the different offic ers received the bill for their share of the loss so much for messes officers and men but for troubles steer iway from the officers especially when it is a composlts officers mess continued next week mr j lockie wilson superin tendent or the ontario association of pall pairs and exhibitions will have the right thinking public solidly be hind him in his endeavors to put an snd to gambling practices at fall fairs at the annual meeting of the associa tion he stated that the grant would be withheld from several fairs because certain gambling devices and unseem ly sideshows were permitted to operate an the ground it 1 mighty poor policy mr wilson said to sell the right to gamblers to steal the money af your patron the superintendent i right and no local association has any just grievance if the provincial grant 1 denied it on these grounds per years fair board have been wam- sd that gambling practices must cease or the money that came from the province would be refused them there is room for legitimate amuse ment clean shows and merrymaking at these annual exhibitions that are held each year through ontario but there is no place for these men who by shady methods and gambling de vices seek to separate country fouca from their hardearned money business summary following is the latest business summary of ontario issued by the bank of montreal retail trade is slow as is usual at this season and the customary mid winter clearance sales are in pro gress wholesalers report an expan sion of business automobile plants are steadily speeding up production msn ufacturers of agricultural implements are very active in all lines with sales greatly in excess of those for the same period last year and this condi tion also applies to steel and automo bile accessory plant the milling situation and shoe industry show little change declining market for hides have unsettled the leather trade paint and varnish and tire factories are working to capacity furniture manu tacturer have a good volume or orders hand but it is anticipated keen competition and close prices will pre vail tn 1039 packing plant have ex perienced a slight improvement in ex port trade and domestic business is fair to good the price of hogs shows some improvement many far mers are withholding cattle in the hope of better prices recent snow fall have afforded the needed protec tion to fall wheat and clover which on the whole are in good condition mr and urs richard n moore for- erly of milton who reside with their daughter urs jean b weeoe 75 bur- gess avenue toronto celebrated on tuesday their firtysixth wadding an niversary both are enioyl health the hilton mends of par couple join in fotiarainlall puuic scivkji report following is the georgetown public school report for the months of january and february sr iv hon edith bulllvant bern- ice mcdonald david crlchton nellie maynard jean evans evelyn heart- well ross duncan pass david soxe ruth ucnolly rosa polls and uona bcrymgeour wilfred brookes uoxlne dell walter norrlngton jim sergeant jean mcallister vernon ucoumbar lcn xng jean hill eileen costlgan annie hall jr tv pass carl hyde margaret long margaret kentner edna hurley mary deerlng muriel wliltmee bessie hilts norman herbert bessie walker alex atkins margaret simons lloyd sanderson elsie carter richard rld- dall and hazel smith fred denlcon clarence kennedy frank kentner john cummins dorothy wright cav- ell davles albert reeve margaret latimer and jim uacniven sr nia pass oladya martin sr mb hon roy lacey frank solger doris lacey arthur cooke ian mckenzle and russel varey bruce kennedy kathleen mulholland irene 3tarret dorothy mlmms and duncan tost pass jack foulls esther brill harry dewhurst lenore wood phyllis edwards una dlgtrlns mary tost harry williams and rosle lorusso icenneth mckenzle edith dltchfleld pattle edwards dorothy sargeont alostalr kean godfrey collier alfred davidson jack cunningham annie lorusso dorothy kennedy msrjorie edaard hazel walker jim valantlne jr iii hon ruth davis jose phine polle france dean betty si mon verna lacey mary feller and albert stapelton audrey uerrit inn sparling glenn leslie pa doris bessey isabel hoar wilfred murray prcd armstrong george ruddel bet ty kean clayton bradley earl horn by james emmerson harry allan elmer stockford elinor wright ed- kin shortlll sr ii hon elma tost violet in gram uarjorle evans blllle latimer leslie clark walter dranjlford pass- margaret evans dorothy mcnlven audrey grieve stephen fanmenon lilian cell alleen dobble and doris kean mary collier andjessle uoc- donald joyce stacey edna simpson and john graham evelyn sanderson plossle smith mildred davidson and clifford hilts ernest hyde norman barker elmer mccumber robert foulls and grant mlmm jane da vidson cllve bailey blllle feller lor raine wright irene carter ervln hilts lorraine latimer arthur arm strong edward arnold jr it hon alice costlgan arnold brill margaret starret myer katz jack hoare willie cumins helen holmes ethel aleott marlon reld pranklln cleave frances reeve har old lunan pass edna lebos elgin simpson and mervlne raby agnes isley uu deans blllle ucnally fred johnston margaret king bobble bon- fleld violet maekie clifford arm strong ethel webster jean sander son pearl carter douglas redshaw jessie walters kathleen redshaw sr i hon iploria feller and an nie bulllvant geonre lontr marj ory kean and olive mcdonald bruce mcnlven margaret graham peggy adams and bobble goldhom and mar tha isley charlie hoare ethel rid- dol margaret james jean ruddel lois emmerson and eva harding jack bolger marjorle william and jlmmle hugglns percy king pass- buster hale theodore brown ethel woods willie murphy bruce harley cecelia oirard daisy brauby jlmmle cummin blllle armstrong helen blackburn and ixonard rayner cleave wilson leo glavln jessie hilts shirley dillon donald jour- daln norman reld primary hon james emmerson asolyn hayes reggie broomhead ralph whltmce jean martin david kats arthur dobble robert early dorothy aleott dorothy glrard el eanor hornby and evelyn roney pass arthur cameron wallace star- ret tommy aolden herbert brown prank carter and dourios sargent margaret uwln morley varey jennie parmer jessie alllngham dorothy cummtngs edward glavln donald sanderson norma thompson thomas rayner rorbia on wedding an- joying good i of the hap- 1 1 tulaijons ll bits of humour urs schmitx your first husband was a fine man it a shame lie died urs schmuu- yes thats what my second husbands always saying thats a wonderful office boy of mine he dont smoke play or go off to football gomes he s almost perfect indeed but he must have some fault what u it well his only fault u that he wont work uothcr why are you always at the bottom of your class small boy it really doesnt matter