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the georgetown herald y sixtysixth year of publication the georgetown herald wednesday evening may llth 1932 150 per annum in advance 200 to usjv the georgetown herald i j m mookk r pabusher and proprietor tfamber canadian weekly newspaper association cnr time table standard time going east passenger and mall sioao am passenger 333 pjn passenger and mall 630 pjn passenger stops for passengers going bast and 1ronto 935 pjin sunday s going east passenger 239 pjn passenger 812 pin passenger 8s5 pjn going west passenger and mail 725 ajn passenger bm ajn passenger 208 pjn passenger and mail 6j5 pjn passenger sunday 831 pj passenger sunday logja coinc north mali and passenger 835 ajn going sotth mall and passenger 628 pjn lowest price in 15 years arrow bbs incieased seivice leave georgetown dally westbound 830 am 1230 pm 350 pjn 830 pm 930 pjn dally ex cept saturday saturday only 1l60 pm 1030 am saturday sunday and holi days only leave georgetown dally bastbound 620 am dairy except sunday 10x16 am 220 pm 630 pjn 820 pjn 1o30 pm saturdays sundays and holidays only reduced fares to holders of s tickets tickets and information at longs when the meetings called u order and you look around the room youre sure to 6ee some faces that from out tne shadows loam they are always at the meeting and theyll stay until its through the ones that i would mention are the always faithful few they nil the many offices and are always on the spot no matter what the weather though it may lie- awful hot it may be dark and rainy but they are tried and true the ones that we rely on are the always faithful few fresh from the gardens i mn have your eyes examifiecl by o t walker doc eyesight specialist brampton who will be at watsons drug store georgetown the second wednesday of every month phone watsons drug store for appointment or too may consult o t walker at his ofllse in brampton the newest style of glasses at reasonable prices directory le rot dale banister and solicitor georgetown ontario offices oregory theatre bldg mill st clarence h wigcens solictor notary pmbhe offices oneill block georgetown telephone 168 graham mby ana howtek barristers etc brampton ontario k q arataarn fi b graham o el bowyer odon kenneth bl lan souettor notary pabus first mortgage money to loan offices main street sooth phone 88 georgetown f r watson djjjs mjxs marion priest u1xs djfhs office hours 8 to 5 kro trnrrsday afternoons f l heath lox8 djas dentist offlce in lane block one door north of oneills carriage factory hours a ajn to pjn miss practical materntty nvr8k by day or week for particulars phone slrs georgetown r b no a georgetown ontario mr fatmct i a timely suggestion your trucks tractors wagons imple ments ana other farm equipment repiesr ent a big investment i you would need a greatmany bushels- of wheat or other farm produce to pay for the cost of replacement or repairs if you could lengthen their period of usefulness by two or three or four years the benefit to you in dollars and cents would be very great wouldnt it you can reduce your yearly cost you can increase the productiveness of your im piemen tsl you can preserve your invest ment by painting your implements with icttc ch1ropra -ne1lson- the palmer graduate is tear praotsoe no medicine surgery osteopathy xray service office over dominion store monday- wednesday and saturday 2 to b and 730 to bjo pjn other days and hours by appointment uj i vtr w frank petch licensed auctioneer the c his of peel an prompt service cheltenham asm georgetown slrs post offlce cheltenham c e mcclure auctioneer real estate merchandise and farm for terms phone mrs georgetown ontario 8tart ctjttino at top i rk iri k ir 1 1 the- dundaht herald makes the fol lowing suggestive editorial comment on the recent ratepayers meeting hn shelburnet- dufferm ratepayers would cut do minion and provincial salaries 35 and 25 per cent respectively that would be a start in the proper direction hot the expense of government adminis tration and frills strikes us as the worst offence when it conies to wide- open spending these departments in many instances do not know what the word economy means a big part of this overspending is the result of political pull of which one party is just as guilty as the other we ven ture to say theres a lot of money squandered on salaries and other ex penses simply on the excuse that the government is paying for it tax payers realise who is really paying the bul itls not a coincidence neither that governinentappolnted officials are paid higher salaries in accordance with work performed than other tn- dtvtduals an example of useless ex penditure is much in evidence at ot tawa where book after- book of prac tically useless statistics are printed and distributed but are referred to only on rare occasions now when wartime salaries and expenditures are still in vogue would be a tune moat opportune far a general house- cleaning in both the provincial and dominion house and a general cutting down of the cost of gayernmenyad- mtrtiirtim thats the place where a lot of public money is spent and bn numerous oases it is most lavishly spent its little wonder people hold meet ings with a view to relieving tax- there isnt much money nus- muntdpany start at the gov- department where a rigid ruling in the interests of true eoon omy could be made and there would not nave to be so much taxes for this that and the other thing to meet n- rnl requirements such discussions an sluu down to s iwf verdict if youre working for the fovernmenl in any of its de partments you can count on goodfa pay whether your cam it or not truck tractor paint for the small sum of about 400 you can completely paint a wagon two coats and thereby add at least two years to its life lowe brothers truck and tractor paint which is specially made for the purpose cornea in six bright colors and aluminum it is very economical and can save you hundreds of dollars why not preserve your assets now i one pint of lowe brothers paint wilt go as far as one quart chenf and inferior paint com in and get a color cud 1 k h thompson co phone 46 georgetown own vepairs ivory any nan who can drive a nail can pot up lire- safe ceilings and partitions of gyprec measure the area to be covered then order as many sheets of gyprec as yoft need it cats to she ilka lumber and yon nail it to the studs joists or over old plaster paper it panel it or finish it with gyptex or alabastine and yon have an inexpen sive wall of professional appearance gyproc may b eavhy tdamttfud by tb mams oh for board and tba grttn strips alongjbt tig oxtsiik lora amd alasastora fireproof wall bo civ d the georgetown t limited j b msvrkwtrie 1 son i fsf saks by h lumber co gecwgetown ont awiy qnt the faithful few there are lots of wortlvy jvrio wljl corne vben in uje mood when everything is convenient they cap do a bit of good they are factors in the meeting and are necessary too but the ones who never fall us are the always faithful few ii it were not for these faithful whose shoulders at the wheel keep our division moving without a halt or reel what would be the fate of meetings when we have so much to do they sure would be bad failures without the always faithful few two trespassers by ettml holmes tine stepped up to some flowers that were laoung ana uuijea their per- luuie j i love mowers don t you she i asked x aid once but after attending a ioicoession ol luneralt 1 have come to disuse mem wnai a pilyl they seem like be loved irlenas 10 me ihey talk to me lve heard girls say ujatjbelore 1 wonder what a nuyrttr what on tney say to you all torts nice- things he led ihcwayvio a hank of chrys- aninemums aud iiivl iy uns hello sanlliyl how are you feel ing uxtay aiier ureterjomg to listen to the rer py he soloed nuke if she knew what it was what was it she asked santhy says that i have a very nice girl with me but im doing very wrong in leading her to trespass on other persons property this recalled eute u the ultuauon gearsetqii to women sowers are irresistible men so love flowers but it is questionable if any ever felt toward tliem sb a woman may feel to a man ftowerrmay be beauti ful to a woman they may be com-pan- ions she may tell them what lies nearest to her heart and she will de rive syrnpathy from them effle tlsdale was one of those girls to whom flowers thus appeal jn- the spring she would watch for the first wild sowers and take long walks in the country to gather them i would have culttvated flowers had there been any ground for the pur pose about her home ijlvtng in atar she was obliged to go elsewhere for her favorites one day toward the close of the summer when the flowers that are cultivated bv the open were fast shed ding their petals effle concluded to take one of her long walks if she could not find bowers she might at least enjoy a beautiful view she had often looked upon several miles from the town it was a good day for walking the air corning out of the northwest and laden with the first crispnens of autumn she stepped out briskly drinking in the beauties of natural scenery as only one can who has been endowed with the gift of such appreciation when she came to the view she ooutght she sat on a stone and feasted her eyes upon it her whole being refreshed with it as if she had drunk some delicious bever- sge she was looking from an emin ence toward a gap between two ranges of hills or more properly mountains in places the foliage had begun to lose its deep summer green here and there a light smoke from some house curled up against the landscape over all the afternoon sun spread a gomen glow when effle had feasted her eyes for some time she arose for her return which she chose to mske by another route at the foot of the declivity be neath her the road turned and led into another which would take her back home she descended from her perch her eyes lingering upon the view before her as she walked passed around the bend and ascended another rise hi the ground on this elevation was a country place the awnings to protect the windows and the porch from the sun were still m their places wicker chairs and hammocks had not been taken in the gate jvss open a gravel walk led up to the house and a conserva tory beside it most of the plants had been removed from then- beds to their glass winter home the open gate and the gravel walk were inviting effle was drawn try the sight of ver dure under the transparent house to go in and inhale that delicious odor so enjoyable to lovers of plants but dare she that was a queston she alone could decide she looked kingingh for some time into the rnclosure eapecting to see some one moving about despite the appearance of occupancy no one ap peared the place had sorely not been closed for the corning winter or the porch furniture would have been re moved if sure the occupants bad gone away effle thought she would venture in f not she would refrain while she was peering wistfully she beard a step and a young man in hunting costume and with a gun on his shoulder approached effle won dered if he would know whether the coast was clear qan you tell me she asked whether the family living tn that house are there now why do you wish to know asked the young man because because well i would like to- go in and look about the con servatory you dent mean that you are afraid to do so the huntsman inter rupted it isnt that if the family were not there it wouldnt be so much like trespassing but u would be trespassing all the wouldnt it i dont know there would be no one there to be offended well such being the cas we go in and have a look i will if theres no one except the caretaker there isnt the occupants went to the city yesterday leaving the but ler to close up cornel ita go tn and make ourselves at home effle shrank back i only wish to see the plants in the conservatory she said i dent know if i would be allowed there til be allowed there was the re ply and if any one attempts to put me out hell have to fight for the privilege the timid girl looked with admira tion and envy on this fearless man who dare invade anothers premises and followed him meekly into the grounds she felt somewhat anxious since he hod a gun lest he might shoot some one but when he reached the house he deposited the weapon to gether with his other hunting para- phernalla on the porch then contin ued ms way toward the conservatory the door stood open and deferentially standing aside for bfae to pass in he followed her she stood inside look ing around her adonirlngly how different the sir in here from outsider she said kind of moldy something like the hudde of a tonb not at atj uta a tomb its a home for bring plants 11m odor is then- tsreatsv and she looked anxiously toward the door- uont be frightened said the young man then ir the bower bnthy just you tell whoever is in charge ol trus place that i can throw stones even lit i do live in a glass house tie said this with a pretense of valor that made erne wonder all the more though she was a bit frightened at tne prospect ol a battle with the but ler santhys talking to me again said the poacher he says take all the flowers you want and give them to the little girl with you shes just the daintiest prettiest creature that ever been in this conservatory doot you see all the flowers bowing their heads before her look at that aster over there hes dying of envy of you ihis sounded very pleasant to etne and she blushed a little which one of you flowers con tinued the young man could put on a tint uke that the best any of you could do would be like the paint on a red wagon in compsrieoo- all youre flt for is to deworate ner with this he began to gather such flowers as were in bloom ant turn them over to effle ob doutl she cried you mustnll thats robbery i i love robbery i think i would like to have been a burglar by the bye suppose we break into the house he said this so seriously that effle was not sure but that he meant it at any rate she caught ner breath when he had loaded her with flowers he said come lets see what we can find elsewhere if i meet any one ill make him set up something to eat urging kffle to go with him be left the conservatory and ascending the porch rang the bell the summons wati answered by a middle aged serv ant woman is there anything left in the lar der asked the burglar theres some crackers and cheese sir and a part of a cake bring them out and make a pitcher of fruit punch effles mind was so imbued with the belief that her companion was a tres passer that it did not occur toner that he bad any right whatever to give such an order her imagination help ed her to hear this order given in a commanding tone instead of waiting the qountry papeb speaks i am the oldest business in this town old mills have been ahandoned i persist old houses old hotels of great renown have gone their ways but x still exist upon my inky pages there appears the story of this place throughout the years i told of youth and wars of girls who wed of rich and poor alike of thief and sage and how they lived though most of them are dead while ageless i am of the present age mans varied sets have always been my teat what happened lung ago and comes next though i am old in truth j still say npjjhtag can be so nearly op- both yesterdays and morrows i vey of neerdowells and those of high estate t live because i served and still shall live because of all i have to all i give bristow adams notes and comments for the refreshment she took to flight laughing the young man ran after her hold on he said and 111 explain live here my moun and sisters have gone to town rimalned for some shooting forgive me for tan- posing upon you you looked so wist fully innocent when i saw you peer ing in at the gate that i couldnt help it wont you take a bite with me on the porch the butlers wife will wait on us effle bad no mind to accept such an invitation though she consented to keep the flowers her entertainer of fered to take her home in his car but she declined this offer too riartig him good day she set off to walk home presently she heard the sound of an auto behind her and along came the trespasser he drove the ear be side her and finally convinced her that she might as well ride with a strange man as walk while he rode beside her when a man determines to get a woman for mneu his superior dom inant power is a great advantage to him this man had tn this girl with tfae fact that he possessed daring which was foreign to herself and though he had that be had been chaffing her the impression did not fade be had followed her in his auto and ren it absurd for her to keep walking while she nugbt be riding besides she would much rather ride with an agreeable young man than walk alone thus far it was all resistance on her part now they came to a part of the road where it forked one ford led to her home directly the other by a roundabout way the driver turned into the latter road effle made no move to induce him to take the other perhaps she delayed till too late an auto is a hard vehicle to turn it re quires much backing when they reached her home they had ridden many miles during the following winter a stater of effle entertainer called on her and she was the recipient of flowers from the conservatory on which she had trespassed the dominion budget shows war tax revenues of 132000000 out of total tax revenues of 373000000 an nual tprnf arising out of the war amount to more thin 132000000 an nually yet it may be questioned it is proper to contlniiff the use of the phrase war tax revenue to desl nate those tax sources that were first initiated during the war the inooi tax will probably remain for many years a source of federal revenue and the sales tax too may remain al though rates should be steadily reduc ed in both cases calling such taxes war taxes provides an implied blind abbl for continued extravagance fin ancial post the farmer must get more for his produce if good times are to he return ed general business is greatly hand icapped while farm prices are so low it is essential to prosperity that far mers can afford to buy because they represent a great part of the popula tion and agriculture is easily the na tions major industry until they can buy other industries products pros peritys return will be retarded but they will not be able to buy any thing but the bare necessities of life while their work brings such poor re turns we cannot understand why the farmer should get the butt end at the stick when he is engaged in the basic and most important industry bn the country crop report below will be found a brief synopsis of telegraphic reports received at the head office of the bank of montreal from its branches under date of may 5th oeneral agricultural operations in every province of the rwvnlnlnn have been delayed by a cold wet spring and in consequence the pionming and seeding of the principal crops will probably not be completed until from ten days to three weeks later than was the case last year when field work i wss ahead of the average in the prairie provinces the land prepared for seeding at the opening of the sea son is estimated at 20500000 which compares with lft000000 acres last year moisture cnndlmnm are better than for the past three years and the seed bed is in good condition for germination in all areas rain and snow which delayed field work f or about ten days has made seeding somewhat later than usual but wheat seeding is now general being 30 par cent completed in alberta 36 per cent in uaskatohewan and 75 per cent in manitoba indications point to a decrease in wheat acreage an increase hi the acreage of grains seeding of which has hardly commenced in quebec province very til see ii ella tfm tttenimg fits am stmtion-tesl- m calls btgta 7j0o p m stilt lataar might raits at am pjm can come the very day visitors were com ing bob emerys wife caught a bad chill she tried to keep going but it was obvious that she would have to go to bqajt now dont worry biaid ellas only 30 miles away ill just get her on the telephone and see if she cant come and help us out a few itiinures later they had ellas cheery promise once more in an emergency long distance had proved quick de pendable and surprisingly in expensive v 1 mwm 8co0t news tor several weeks tne boys have been working bard in order to pass six tests winch will rank each fellow as a second class scout the tests are difficult but the boys are anxious to study at least some of them are and so the officers are hoping for the best patrol competition which has been for a long time donnant seams to have awakened once more and the two patrols again regard each other with brotherly ferocity the beavers however sue six points behind and it looks like another free banquet for the erer hungry foxed the fox patrol have been already on two hikes which have proven most beneficial for them they have made step towards masterirg the art of firelighting but the art of cooking is still a dim speck on the hbrlson but burned bacon broken eggs and anta in the sugar are just minor details which are easily overlooked hi the rush of the battle rf suitable weather continues the foxes axe going oh an other interesting trip soon nervous eultor tve come to see your sister little brother shes been expect ing you nervous suitor beaitung afal thats food heres a quarter for you bow do you know shes been expect ing mr sbaa com out httle spring ploughing has been done but recent rains and milder weather have been beneficial work on xne land is just commencing in eastern ontario and in the remainder of the province seeding is general and the and working up in a very friable condition in the marttrrne provinces little or no work has yet been done on the land and s9eding will he later than usual in british oolumbla where there is an imrumal amount of mois ture in the ground ploughing and seeding are well under way with the season three weeks later thany usual prairie provinoesajoert north eastern area wheat seeding is about 15 per cent completed the seed is in excellent condition with arm ure alberta southwestern area 11 conditions for seeding are more satisfactory than for some years about per cent of the wheat seed ing is completed alberta western area wheat seeding is now being re sumed and 35 per cent is estimated to have been completed sugar beet seeding is about 10 per cent complet ed saskatchewan northern area seeding of wheat which cominenced about april 18th was delayed by wet weather and is now 2s per cent com pleted no coarse grains have been sown moisture is ample and the acreage of all crops is estimated at about the same as in 1931 saska tchewan southern area wheat seed ing which cormneoced april 15th ws delayed10 days by wet weather but operations are now general of the wheat crop 40 per cent is seeded with sufficient moisture to ensure gerasina- tlon and check soil drifting jjuutoba wheat seeding is expected to be completed about may loth seeding of coarse grains has oommeneed pres ent moisture conditions are good in all districts much seeding is being done on well prepared land and indi cations are for some increase in both wheat and coarse grain acreage province of ontario wall wheat is in excellent condition and old meadows generally came through the winter well recent rains have provided ample moisture bat warmer weather is needed to promote growth the season while ten to fourteen days later than last year s average prospects for fruit are satis factory tobacco plants are growing well under glass and an increased acreage over last year is indicated st pter how did you get up bene latest arrival lu- do you taluk i lookvll light in my new gown deart she asked hint yes replied her but i would sugcest that if you get m a uttaj farther- diamonds rings to observe there is more than precious stones and metals to a beauti ful ring we can show you rings in which glittering gems and rarest metals merge in fas cinating design ss rekult of creative jewelry artistry these you will remark are rings to observe i more they are rings to desire i the intelligent quest of an unusual ring teadsjto our displays expert repairs watchmaker jhjordan georgetown special do you need glasses if so do not fall to call at jordans jewellery store and have your eyes ex amined by the well known toronto optometrist worden knox 179 yonge st toronto who will be here every second wednesday starting may 1 8th to render you a high class optical service at moderate price phone 1 ob write jordans jewellery store for appoivaent e t now is the time to have it done when prices are reduced your money goes farther you want to spend your money- today in the way that will get you the most for it and prices for eave- troughtng are at a level where you actually save money by spending now ridge roll rooting water pipes have your roof repaired before the summer rsttfts plumbing md heating you can enjoy an those splendid comforts of modem heat and sanitary plumbing at freedom from dirt and drudgery which make the home a source of conveni ence to yob and a pride to your family repairing of all kinds why throw away old kettles palls watering cans etc have them repaired and save money all repairs i delivered phone 273w for our prices farmers would do well to phone and get our estimates onuhelr work htcst qullty f l mcguvray john st ry9spl service the popular priced shop georgetown 1 i j mhzss 5 5 iavs h i