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ji tsieiqeorgetown herald sixtyfourth year of publication the georgetown herald wednesday evening june 25th 1930 150 per annum in advance 200 to us a the georgetown herald ibmb namai la lamai ananaiiiiiaiiaflairavaiib a a ibiib a a iftiawaiianiaimamibiiiaiumiiaiiimiiiaiiiaiiiaiiibiiia lb j m moore publisher and proprietor member canadian weekly newspaper association canadian national electric railway daylight saving time eastbound dally except sunday daily dally dally dally dally 70ft am 021 am 1 40 pjn 3 09 pjn 4 09 jjn 629 pm 69 pm 7 49 pjn 8 49 pjn 10 49pjm 1149 pm pauy saturdays sundays holidays westbound dally except sunday 721 ajn dally 921 am dally h41 am dally 2 01 pjn dally 421 pjn dally 6 41 pjn daily 9 01 pm dally 12 01 ajn fast freight same day delivery ser vice freight picked up at ouelph georgetown phone 13 c n r time table standard time going east passenger passenger passenger passenger passenger passenger passenger passenger and mall sunday only and mall sunday going west and mall and mall sunday 7 15 ajn 939 ajn 10 43 ajn 1142 am 1139 ajn 633 pjn 833 pm 734 pm 714 ajn 858 ajn 2 12 pjn 6 01 pan 712 pjn 1014 ajn silvers last week in the brooke block as going north mall and passenger 8 55 a going sooth mall and passenger 7 10 pjn central ontario bus lines ltd askow coaches arrow buses leave georgetown for toronto 0 30 am dally except sun days and holidays 050 am sunday and holidays only 1135 am daily 306 pjn dally 6j05 pjn dally 1005 tun dally arrow buses leave bay and proa 28t toronto for georgetown 630 ajn daily 11 ajn dally 200 pjn daily 430 pjn dally 800 pjn dally except fiaturdays sundays and holidays 1000 pjn saturday sunday and holl- rays only eastern standard time all bases stop at longs store directory lb box dale barrister and solicitor georgetown ontario offices king blag mill st clarence h wiggins solicitor notary public offices oneill block georgetown telephone 168 as this js our last veek in the brooke block we have a lot of articles we cj not want to move to our new store and you may have them at bargain prices never before heard of in georgetown thursday friday and saturday of this week will be three big days for those who want good aepndable seasonable goods at lowest possible prices dresses dresses trie greatest sacrifice ever heard of in the ladies dress department for the last three days in the brooke block come and get your share of these very special offerings h silver brooke block georgetow n john a thompson barrister solicitor notary public mill street phone 332 and 288 graham graham and bowlkb barristers etc brampton ontario k a graham k b qraham c h bowyer de j j paul dr r t paul fnyatclana and snageons marilrat officer of health in rsqiwwlng township office hours 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 pjn office and residence mill street dr sutherland rye ear nose and throat specialist at georgetown wednesday evening saturday afternoon and evening hours 2 pjn till 8 pjn or by ap pointment glasses supplied office at miss matthews main st home phone 107r6 dr v williams physician and surgeon medical officer of health georgetown office andtieaulence main bl south opposite presbyterian church phone ffs office hours 13 and 78 pjn k b wat p mj georgetown office hours 8 to 6 except thursday afternoons r l heath lbs djds dentist office in lane block one door north of oneills carriage factory hours 8 ajn to 8 pjn frank petcfr licensed auctioneer far tbe counties of peel and halton prompt service telephones cheltenham 26r23 georgetown 61r3 post office cheltenham r j kerr auctioneer and real estate s3 years experience in auction sale business phone m acton ont chiropractic nedu9en the chiropractor rabaer graduate 18 yean practice n medfriinr surgery osteopathy xray service offlcttover dominion store office hours monday wednesday and saturday 2 to 6 and 7 to 8 pjn other daysand hours by appointment rasa lmw reslacnne 1s0j at mulon phone z13 tuesday and friday 2 to 8 pjn r wood rails 300 single cord delivered mixed wood 8380 hardwood 8400 sto gie cord j h smith phone 84rl3 h 1 original new style roofing ribroll gtuvaiuzd roofing hau bn o successful chat tens of thousand of fmrmmn now hv n op th roof of thrfr building lhr ha not been m unglat complain ribroll safeguard crops protects stock and jtikancss property valua it u firsproof watertight and l iw eco aujr to lay on anf roof keeps out damp ness which induces spontaneous combutv tjon be run to set the one and original riifcroll the roof with the saven nbs and a nail every five inches free sample on request preston ventila tors prevent spontaneous combustion spofitanaoua coubiurfon u a constant aaanaca to crop stock and property ualaaa four barn u aquippad with prvmon wnrliatora prascon varttiutora for roof adjust abl aids wall arindwa and larva doon draw out tha btiolatv warm air and aaaura propar van ti lad on buill to wmmaod avarr mour con- special we offer attractive terms to respon sible fanners on roofing and siding for needed repajrs for their balldlngs write for fall perticalars lh fm uh en tkfjwn preston letkhed nails best for metpl roofing lead is used on the head of le0r hed nails to seal the naij- hole thu masking the roof water proof and weathsr right pres ton led hed nails do awv with clumsy washers threading punching etc the lead can t come off no other nail serves ao well tn laying metal roofing they can b handled in cold weather with mitts on millions nn being used writ for fre sample of the ideal rooting combination rib roll and preston led- hed nails free book you can aaarch all can da bafora c at tine audi a uaaful book aa tha practon book about bams vi otfar it to you frre full o vain abla reformation a aa- la- worth 1 00 to rou gat pour copy some of our products toii pardriona rib roll roofine aeia jaw awla i matal stdawalla rvrolwina docma onada pucaa vanttlator mtal sidinss fftaal saab omar b4ad ssrosba moral ulh tank comlca matal garasa matal windowa matal cailfnaa fjavatrouoh and conductor pipa plain and corrvifiatad iraq kalamatn windows la ballad fr doon rtjlltns staal door kl la main dooea eastern guclph st nsuen ont acton mr j o lindsay of the superior store was successful in winning one of the prizes in the aylmer week contest for the best decorated window an aeroplane hovered over town on tuesday evening evidently trying to find a suitable place to land but the park wils crowded with people and threti or four games were in progress there rev and mrs george w barker their daughter miss muriel barker b a and mrs daniels of toronto made a pleasant call on mr and mrs h p moore on wednesday messrs john e duncan and arthur courtney of brlgden called at the home of mr alex macdonald on mon day while on the western ontario tour to the oac ouelph miss bertha brown of toronto was fh town on sunday for a farewell visit with her sister miss fern brown be fore leaving on her european tour during the summer holidays rt ex comp b g arnold paid his official visit to durham chapter r a m durham op tuesday evening he was accompanied by his district sec retary ex comp oeo brown and comp c h harrbon of rial ton chap tor free press mrs erin joseph mcmaster and family wcltc lr night siioull come if night khould come and find me at my toll win n all life s day i have thoughj faintly wrought a nd shallow furrows cleft in stony soil are all my labors shall i count it nagght if one oor gleaner weak of hand shall reap a scanty sheaf wfiere i have sown nay for of thee tiy aster doth de- mand thy work thfe harvest rests with him alone ueut col john mccrea high school results o d an m j q daughter of glenwllliams spent sun day with mr j h scott mrs w r and miss margaret blng ham mr john bingham and mr wm hamilton attended the funeral of the late mrs oeo evans at caledon east on saturday mrs h b austin was taken sud denly hi and removed to ouelph oen- erft1 hospital on tuesday where she underwent a serious operation we trust she may make a speedy recov ery mr oeo ramesbottom narrowly escaped injury on sunday evening while returning from bel fountain with his car when a motorist side swiped him forcing his car ipto the ditch mr ramesbottom received quite a fright but escaped injury tbe car was somewhat damaged but came out under its own power the motorist who was driving a large car was of the hit and run type and his idenity is unknown mrs t w salmon who nan been 111 recently was harjpily surprised on thursday last it being the twenty fifth anniversary of her wedding day owing to her illness mrs salmon had quite forgot b the anniversary date and one can imagine hp nurprise when her little daughter joseph ine entered her- bednjom betirtng a tray of beautiful silverware a gift from the family advocate in each list the names are arranged in order of the total number of marks obtained hon before a name means an average of 7 or over th6 figures after he name denote the number of honours- and pass subjelsls respecti vely the names of those who passed in at least five subjects are included in thest lists s form rv eleanor macdonald 5 4 ray crichton 0 9 evelyn ashtnore 0 b marjory gault 1 5 aloysius bol- ger 3 3 norman bally 3 3 constance deans 0 5 erma mccumber 0 5 ptiares vannattcr 0 5 sidney sliver 0 o form iii margaret macdonald 4 4 margaret denlson 1 6 wllma stull 2 5 eben frith 1 6 eva thompson 1 4 marjorle mckane 1 5 mary bludd 2 3 mary hunter 0 5 zeta graham 1 4 june frank 1 4 hugh mcnally 0 5 form h hon arthur dayfooi 9 0 hon margaret mcuntock 5 4 hon josenh harris 6 3 hon omar dlggins 3 6 kathleen hale 1 5 irene mul- holland 3 6 graham farnell 2 5 william maclaren 3 4 helen mac- donald 0 8 horace hurley i 6 francis atkinson 1 6 jane morrison 1 6 hon- william devereaux 4 3 alan macdonald 1 5 robert raine 0 8 isabel thompson 1 6 ethel smith 0 6 edjihciqdfrey 0 7dmis syfces 2 4 doris greene 0 7 noreen ben nett 0 7 alice walker 1 6 douglas fraser 0 7 russell firestme 2 3 bessie wagstaffe 0 6 marlon good 0 6 form 1a hon edith buulvant 7 2 hon jean evans 6 3 hoas ervalyn heart wel i 6 3 hops bornlce mc donald 8 3 hons nellie maynard 6 3 david crichton a 7 violet dick 2 6 percy saxe 2 6 willa price 2 7 mona scrymgeour 2 6 ruth mc nally 0 8 robert harris 0 8 wil liam newton 0 7 wilfred minoro 7 ross duncan 0 6 vera barnes 0 5 form ib nellie scrymgeour 5 4 hazel waldie 1 7 nathan silver i 7 georgina armitstead 0 7 elva wood q 5 avis mclean 1 6 marie smellle 1 5 david saxe 0 5 jean hill t 5 louise humphrey 0 6 eileen costigan 0 5 reports have been tent to parents and guardians what about unemployment much is being heard and will be beard during the present election campaign regarding unemployment charges and counter charges will be made opponent will try to place the blame on opponent for the unemploy ment we have in canada today there can be no doubt of one thing that un employment reveals a hidden weakness in the economic system under which- this country and most countries live it is not creditable to any highly or ganised community that perlodicaily there should be manlf estatioris of the disease of uneniployment men able and willing to work should always be able to- find work suitable to thelr ablutles tbe efforts of political par ties should be directed to finding i permanent cure for the disease rathqr than to blaming ach other for any renewed outbreak of it e unemployment at this ttmv js not confined to canada it is not symp tomatic of either free trade protec tionist or low tariff countries jit appears to be fairly general prance perhaps being freest of all from un employment at the moment the united states that outstanding ex- ainple of high protection is literally staggering under the burden pt un employment great britain at the other end of the scale so far as tariffs are concerned has two millions of gatrkers workless the amount of un employment in canada at this time is inflnltesslmal as conipared with some other countries far richer than ours it is folly on our part to blame gov ernments it may be convenient to do so it may help politically ao to do but true statesmanship will spend more time finding remedies than as cribing blame it is not sufficiently realised that we are stfll paying the price of war there cannot be such a terrific up heaval as that now labelled the great war without dislocation of services industry and relationships the destruction of property of capi tal and of human life on such i fcolnssal srale could not be- carried on without terrible and lasting cant quences ensuing the bills have to be baptist rally on monday evening the annual spring roily of the baptist voung people s union eastern district was held at the baptist church in acton mr laird of georgetown presided the session opened with a short song service and a devotional period led by rev mr hamilton of acton tbe hulsburg unions orchestra was in at tendance and rendered several num bers a welcome was extended to the delegates from brampton hills burg and georgetown by w coles the president of the local union tbe district secretary mrs smith of georgetown read the minutes of the previous rally and meetings of the4 fxecutlve which were adopted rev newcombe of calgary baptist church toronto delivered an address taking as his subject the fact of ood the fact of christ and the fact of salvation the community clubs of pinegrove and h umber summit were received into associate member ship the npw fxhcuuve of the district whs presented to the gathering by the retiring president they are mtss barbara plank acton presl dent mr f root hillsburg vice presl dent mr stanley cripps acton secret tary treasurer refreshments were served to the visitors at the clos of the meeng free press nfw rules itivern t1e comintt election new amendments to the dominion lection act will govern the conduct of the next election these amend ments were made effective june 14th 1930 one of the most important is that for the first time the cities are to have a complete enumeration of vo- ters made by enumerators another important point is that summer residents will have to return to their town or clip homes if they want to vote iie vacati can not rtflve a ballot at ulfrlr summer homes provision is made for the registra tion of voters on the list even if miss- ed by the enumerators registra tion districts are to be defined and two registrars named for each printing and distribution of voters lists twenty copies for each polling subdivision to be supplied to each candidate or his representative have been provided for milton the first ahnuaj reunion of the san derson connection will be held at el dorado park on saturday june 28th wm randell of milton is president and mrs randell is secretary treasurer mrs r bush underwent an opera tion for appendicitis at ouelph gen eral hospital monday and la doing as well aa can be expected her many friends hope ah will 5m recover the following will met aa deputy returning officers in milton on elec tion day monday july 28th east ward charles kennedy north ward w t barnard and r m faaken fsonth ward charley jones and wm tight art wales has bom awarded the factories alo at toronto abd montreal tmimh aatf ar tmtfi spftst lrm at wblt hint laborsaving drvlrr already a great deal of discussion has been indulged in by poultry raisers concerning the use of electricity in pro duclng more eggs per hen however the use of electric daylight is not the on way in which this useful com modlty can be employed on the farm with the increased use of cheap hydro power electric labor saving devices will be in rrore general use and the day is not far distant when electricity will run the farm aa completely as it runs the modern factory contract ror making the new uniforms for the members of the milton fire brigade the uniforms will be ready to wear at the provincial firemen a tournament at kincardine in august miss kelly of the milton high school teaching staff mlss heatherington a former member of the same miss gcmmcll of the milton public schsoi teaching staff and miss worthuigtoh of toronto will sail from halifax on june 25th on a trip to the continent mrs 8 reeve and -daughter- misa blanche mrs h allan and miss lucas left on tuesday evening for england and wales here they will spend the next three months visiting relatives a large number of friends were at the cpr station to bid them goodbye champion met to squander resources in ma terials and man power as the fight ing nations tlld in the years 1914 to 1918 could only mean thav some day the effects of such squandering would have to be suffered when you couple along with this the fact that the na tion which profited most by the war the united states has got so much of the worlds gold supply locked up tn its treasury vaults and along with that has virtually refused to let its debtor nations pay their debts in goods but demand gold lit wol easily be seen that there is a set of circumstances that explains it does not justify un employment l we canadians should not permit ourselves to be deceived about unem ployment we should seek for under lying causes rather than superficial ones we should remember that cana da is one of the richest countries in the world from the point of view of the productivity of its sol and its na tural resources no country so poten tially rich as canada with vast na tural resources awaiting development should ever have to complain of un employment we should all bend our energies to the development of our heritage and not waste too much if any time cursing the politicians canada is a worldtrading nation to day we have natural products to sedlj to every other country wtth as few restrictions as possible upon such trad ing with other nations and with hard work at productive effort by our people canada wm soon o its present setback and rejoice in the per of prosperity eatright and keep cool excess baggage is hard to handle any time but more burdensome in sum mer when vitality is low keep up your pep and bodily poise by eating shredded wheat with milk just enough carbohydrates to build the flesh you need just enough proteins to insure muscular strength a well- balanced food nourishing and easily digested delicious for any meal with fresh fruits shredded heat with all the bran of the wholewheat the canadian thueooeo wheat company ctq cos qf- parliament now that the end o fthe dominion session is here we notice that tbe ottawa journals press gallery ob- segyer- has taken some pains to ar- raa at what it cost he states that it is costing the country 2314074 not including the 195 000 for the sal aries of the 10 members of the cabinet this means that if parliament site 135 days the average outlay per day u keep the legislative machinery operating ts jiasoo- last year parliament sai 3c days the year before lft days while the short session of lflttl required cnjy 73 days parliament must alt 91 days before the members and senators can draw their fiill indemnities general ly speaking the tendency of late years is fur parliament to alt over 125 dajrs it really doesnt mean more expense the longer the legislators sit as a lump sum is provided tn the estimates to ward the cost of legislation the most interesting item in the e- timates toward keeping the machinery of parliament moving b that of sal aries a total of 39o0o0 la provided for the indemnities of members of parliament vrhtle 381p00 la required for members of the senate travelling allowances for members of the com mnni r m ftoo whll thi ffanav tors no being sojxiimerous require less 5 000 the cost of printing for the session is 70000 this also incl nrrinfl paper and binding the clerical staff of the house of coiqmqaa are paid a total of 257 1gq while that of the upper house comes to 170343 committees of the house of commons where most of the legislative work is done cost the country 111950 including trie salaries of clerical assistants induct ed in the costs of legislation is that of publishing the debates of tbe house of commons which requires 80 000 the service of stenography and type writing for tbe use of members of ule coxurnons which is provided costs 35000 these figures are decidedly inter esting and if the cost of the various legislatures were added to them they would show that the people pay a pretty heavy ajuiual bill for being governed 1 wages as low a8 si peh dat have your eyes examined by o t walker dosc eyesight specialist brampton who will be at watsons drug store georgetown the second wednesday of every month or you may consult dr walker at his office in brampton r holmes charles street georgetown begs to announce that he has commenced business as cabinet maker and woodworker every description of fnmltore made to order interior fitments modern and antique furniture practically repaired and repollhed the palmerston spectator states that wages as low as 1 00 per day with board are being paid by con tractors on government paving con tracts not far from palmerston the fl pr ag u practice of taking advantage of the unemployment situation and urges that the fair wage clause contained in every contract with the government should be enforced the incident at least illustrates the unfortunate con dition in which labor n canada now finds itself another instance of thesfirlous con dltlon of wages and unemployment came to the notice of the editor or the prayton advocate one day last week who says while in ouelph we met a former resident of this com munity- wrfl resides there hp told us that he had been out of work during january and february he is at pres ent however employed but wages are so low he can hardly make ends beet his cheque for that week was only 1155 and he had a wife and family ito support a ren to pay qvmidjippedqo rd s stand the acid test even though firestone cords are of supenor strength and elasticity before they are built into firestone tires they go through the gum dipping process for added strength and endurance gumdipping exclusive to firestone tires saturates and insulates every fibre of evfcry cord in the tire this prevents the cords from chafing against each other and eliminates internal friction and heat the greatest enemy to tire lire thus firestone gumdipped tires have double reasons for their toughness rugged- ness and unequalled mileage by actual test they holdall worlds records for mileage and endurance i specify firestone gumdipped tires on your car s your n fi dctkr today firestone tire and rubber company op canada limited hamilton ontario we sell a c p lirrerf firestone tires and tubes j oneill son phone 14 main st georgetown prompt firaient and courteous service