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Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), March 31, 1937, p. 4

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page 4 tjir georgetown herauj wednesday evening march 3lsl 1936 coming april 9 gregory theatre georgetown the famous canada starch companys cooking school under the direction of mrs h m aitken v 230 jpm under the auspices of womens auxiliary st georges anglican church admission 25c m tickets now on sale from members wa st georges anglican church appetizing snacks the kitchen mks aitken will show you how to prepare tast short cuts in new and fascinating ways of cooking everyday dishes and she will tell you many interesting experiences lucky number prizes canada starch product special favours and the food cooked on the stage special prizes the mother of the largest family the oldest grandmother most re cently married bride and debs in the audience sponsored by the canada starch co limited manufacturers of crown brand corn syrup challenge corn starch bensons corn starch and mazola the salad and cooking oil hie canarla starch companys air features un ii u alt km ami horace lapp cpub toronto 1015 am mondays to thursdays syrup symphonler chub 8 pm every monday hurry red poster crwn brand sports chita crct 7 15 pm tuesdays and piidavs canadians and their industries and their bank the forest industries to forcti area of ciruili on which there n umber of otrrdiaauble uie it larger than die iol tret of france abd germany combined the lunding umber on his csunuictl at 274 bulian tube feci an 4rci of even greater cuitni u co4td wiih young growth twi tui mervoir of ooj i ihe lource fiom which canada drew wealth in rtru of 1 10 000 000 in vm ar ulnt figmnt tiuht in the form of pnoiiry prodocn tuch at nv numul fa uw mill pulp null wood duiilu tioa ckaicoal plant log i pulpwooj bolis etc fur npoii fcrrwood radroad tin pom polrt fence raili mining titabtrt auple uigar lilum gum man uuitf tanbaik uouc1c the toul value of nunufinuml producia made puna ptllyfronirawiniictutioffareuonginwut404 43940 foreti ptoduas in 196 afforded atvexecu of exports ovtx im pons 11860 000 very important to cauda j latrrtutioruj trade- the funk of montreal has cooperated wuh every activ uy of the foreti induunes auuting in every phavc of production and marketing the dank has had the pnv ilege of financing a urge thareof the export uuunru of these indinttkx thoutandi of workm we dcpouion ihatiog in the lafrty and facihuci of tlic itiok with theu coloring comparuev v sum of tit baaks ttrvuvt mott remittal i jr uwd by doyen tad ployi ia to furvu trades cuouncnul wtduan foreign uiittvf ticoiuw fcimwiag of dupnunu coaaunul loiat ui jutouati oumoum trad nd itxlii laturmukw ufakwptug of inuium uvuigi muwui otul luuu moary ordm trawllmcbujun lataling by auil bank of montreal a bmk wkirt smmtl atfmalt ar r ggtown branch j r smith minipf uooiin ikrtkiinctd banking sikvici tiii oirrcoui or n viah iuccihiiu omkation railroaderactor roy emerlat above emhah axtor who ptayod moody tha railway eonlractor in tha oau- niont drltlah epic of canadian iaclflc ilallway oonatruxtloa tlmmitli the itockles silent har riers found hlmaalf right at homo in tha part whan be went to the cpu mountain division on location tbe dlvlalon waa by no meana now to exnartoa who with hiit hrolber percy aarved the railway there in 1012 itoy the actor aa a fireman on puauar enklnoh and inrey aa a round limine lumtler at heelatuke where murti of tbo rilma ittcal color waa lilnied hoy kntcrton waa a pop ular rimirn durlnit the fllmlag of tlio canadian railway oplc among ihr rallmadirn min of them funntv aiitihufua he dare not movejn bed nights were torture through lumbaiso otily uwim wlu jir urrrrml frotn lumbatro know lion fkcwodlimly mi1ii fill ii ran be aiyd wlini tluy d- nover i rrmtsl mr lliu romiiltikut tlwy arr- utixtmtr to iw- on un itou luw to other urferrr ll till muli ull ou iiom knuhrn luoiii hi him relief i imil u ikmi ulturk of lllinliao whil i tcot into im i i in i lo tav it hut wk hutn i roul ain t dmiil kn a ml lo do i uht1 lo in god the creator 1mm art 4 isn i ikii to i i nu 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tinnc to pray not only heed wit uimb 1 my but let m keelc willi arem are to have my deds no with my praier no rank camaltikh i a recent lvue of the canadian cliartered aooountant p c betfuar crelary of tlie hank of commerce contralj9 canada a record with tlie numerous hank failures in tlie united states he points out uiat during live period from june 1d30 lo tlie end of 1034 inon titan 13 g00 banfc in uve united stales or over 45 per cent of uve 1wd date suspended pay menl tliete banks carried t7l0o oooooo in denomlu and even one o tlielr depoutors were deprived of the uic of tills money for a louder jvorter period a fe cot their money back in full a sreat many of them lost from 15 to 50 per cent of llvelr savlnis and a number recover ed noutlna canadians can well be proud of tlie fact that the bankti in this coun try here a veritable rock of gibral tar all lliroutch the di predon and while the bank have been criticized for exaetlnit the but pound of ncsii in utmc caes for placing loo rlkl reouiremenu on loans it must remembered uial ihee require ments a ere ncceary to pro- tcct the mlllloru of denoaltors tbe fact uiat canadian financial in ultutlons were able to weather the de predion wlttiout aid actually prevent a lot of hard hip which would have followed in tlie uake of even one bank failure i ir j ilwii i e cmiii l ii if t i u iwj 41 rm wt h una our t nth im im i l im illii itulll up a roloinu ilu ir tt urtllh ihelr iivoflj 01 i nnu is and nu tior n ir ihi rii 4 i niviuoii ui ir lim inklluvi if in vu rni nut wiuuli j t irilvr c luuil b i ml noil voliiitou in iwiiniiurli make im fee tftat rt inrtt rhotruht 11u it g lelhnu of llu bjvis und i if pcrtif l mjtfr cuivlnee us thai i i tuiuii t un all wii- tttatlioiiia il ill y hy tlie intejllut nci u nit ti d purpvu in lutturi e ciin auli i i i il n lltflr of wlial jo a imui i uuil hw aiid that god i u piri tilt more ho klio the frr-al- rr the niyilrj lj4eomr- how did ihe unktrse tttl it- tart j tlire a t r aptt f rom things wan tltere onie hxd tarun volill lit imie ery remote period of time wlitn uwiuahl nor done its utmost wjvan say little more tlian uie first venjr of genestft in the beglnnlne ood our mood turns from analyl to honder and worship ubc t 5 man has liad a very fractional part in creation tlie book of oenesls is right in oscribins all power to god it is tlie lords doing and if uj mar vellous in our eye humanism gives a huh place to man but as in tlie dnj s of job if we wandat out bcncuui the heavens w know that nian has hadpio parthn uve creation of sun moor and tlariv tlie alter nation of da and night summer and winter fiasone on so ions that it lias become commonplace but upon reflection the sheer miracle of it al most appals we know tome thine of the rate at wmch light travels ihe distance or tlie earth from tlie run the daily turning of the earth upon its oils and its annual revolution around tlie sun yet dawn and sunset make us humble ourselves before uve ood of light la it any marvel that primitive people worshipped live sun moon and alars trie ever present electric switch lias frerij us from tlie fear of darkness he can have radl ant light twentyfour hours a day thclve months in tlie year yet uiough we do not feel us our ancestors did wood for sale choice beech and uanle at 1300 iuulr cord uued hails 2s0 per turd mixed wood t3 65 per cord j brand fori pbcnc 3g5 er u3j oargetawn a seivulional discovery two eminent- scientists doctors ijon and kochergin of oarkin luula discovered a formula whereas vitamins contained in ood liver ou which arc so beneficial when taker inlrnmlly arc alo as effective when upplicd extcnially as in their formu la to all kinds o woujdk and akjh illseans and more particularly in ca-c- of txtzkua il help to re build the tissue by feeding them vrraoan is prepared aooordlng to tlutl formula and contains aurvltam- lnoti4r cod liver oil and u eoncen- tratod toluuon of tlie vitamin a and o it la agreeably scented ask for vrtaqan sold and reoom- theuded by maeoermacaia deiag- hut huinc 337 georgetown- 3lt4u auction sale op iumfufmts fuuntture etc tlie undersigned will cll bj public auction at georgetown satlrilav april 3rd ltf at i pjn the folloarlng houses ilrown more good work er grey horse good worker grey hore good worker i c00 lbs cattle iloutetn coa 5 years bred january 13th piojb 12 pigs 3 months old iupli3uents proa and wood moaer 5s ft 10 ft hoh rake 13 disc drill 17 tooth ujl cultivator tudhope- anderson manure preaxter uassey lanis team scufflcr 4 sec tion harrows bain medium height wagon good as new steel wheel wag on 4 wagon wheels 33 inch 3 com plete wagon tongues cockshutt jointer ivloufifi cockshuttkidd two furrow walking plough cockshutt tao furrow riding piougti uossey harris gang plough oliver single furrow rid ing plough 1iaunecss set hcavjr team har ness 3 nalters a horse blankets combs and brushes auctxlahbouschurn 13 cow chains nig trouglu eastern steel 1c0 css incubator ptrrtnttuice davenport bed lea ther arm chair veranda et sette and 3 chairs kitchen table oak hall rack 3 iron beds springs and mattress single bed and springs sofa 4 small tables davenport bed drop leaf table dining table columbia phono graph and 0 records set of bedroom dishes buffet waslistand and dress ing table bed and spring large couch eookstove wood or coal hap py thought range with reservoir ulss simplicity electric washer parlor suite 3 veranda clteirs roal oak heater dining table g chairs purniture sale at building formerl occupied by pred sinclair implement sale at alex humes all articles to be settled for with clerk on day of sale terus cash pitank petch auctioneer single casualty 1 1 contrast between night and day the glory of light reveals to us tlic resourcefulness of ood uu m ii in thinking of gods creation ot man he alternate between humilla a lion and vain glory a painter has baby chicks narrod hocks new hamp shire reds s c white leg horns from stock bred for high prod detain and conformity to standard all eggs set from 34 to 30 ounces per dosen chicks uarch loth and 37th e each cuvtou hatching te pgat k43g ket setting thursday aiolph sandusky qiwi kt uj 1u uu w ttll na i hoi 311 r l bkaurton wkai klui uu lrtflmm the lonl not wlulns tluit any should iwruh but uutl all ohould come to rettentance 3 peter 9 radio repairing it years experieree we specialize on this work j sanford son monk okorgktown 34w pictured ood as repentant for liav- ing created man man lias been audi disappointment to ood at the june time a great puritan preacher has a sermon showing that man is glorious even in moral ruin and de- caj human physiology tlie coordin ation ofbones muscles nerves and brnlr cells makes us walking mar vels even to ourselves who could endow man ith mind with his capacity for reason memory imagtn allon emotion and will who but an infinite ulnd and man tlie crea ture may enter into a sense of unity and rapport- with ood the creator wlial variations of personality there arc in men women and children how can evolution account for one uch characteraii jesus christ with all our limitations and sins we crea tures of a passing day may still be temiiles in which the spirit of god mav dncll because gods spirit is in man man is tlie crowning glory of creation the spirit of man is the candle of tlie lord small wonder that joseph addison felt that ctemi l mould be too short for man to prale ood fd 34 leaving for the moment the sub limities of nature and man let face the fact uiat nearly two billion people upon tills planet require their dall bread primitive man suffered from hunger and fear of want his desire for plenty and for variation in food has helped to develop agticul turc and transportation at the morning breakfast table we partake of north american cereals south am erican fruits asiatic condiments and beverages served on dishes manufac lured in europe two facts stand out potentially there is sufficient food for all and lo slare tlic earth is na- turallv wonderfully fertile and scien tific agriculture can increase the na- t in ut productivity many times over the privations suffered by million- in ihe lost seven years have not been due lo lack in gods provision but to man failure in distribution an other fact worth mentioning is that ire take great pleasure in eating our food god s puntosc is evidently not nourlsmcht alone but daily delight through the pleasure of taste an octogenarian hi a burst of candor luted uiat what lie had enjoyed moat n lib long life liad been his meats very gead 31 it ho said of emerson that he took a rosecolored view of every thing he as a chronic optlmlam once carl j le took emerson for a aalk through london slums at mld- mn hi ajclng him with grim humor cverj few steps do you believe in the devil now emerson replied hlth praise of english people car- lylr- on the contrary saw universal murk par him no easy optimism was liovstblc he believed in the good i fo mi tit lor ii but hi hos sorely wounded browning luul u higher point of view in opposition to ihe ivesslmljn of cartyle on uve ane hoijil and uiejojeasj optimism of kmcrmin on the aitlicr browning seeing the norst al carlyle aa il and seeuig also uie best beond us emerson n it revcols a true un faillni and glorious oitlmlsm which grounds it jlf upon uie onl sun immov uble bosls a conv let ion result ing f nuartiie vtslan of uic lov ing powerful regnant god evil may exist ooes exl t pulnl tt if you will in its blackest colors but good exists too and stood hill triumpli at last because ood niui good ere one ij our darac l mood tlu rr s clieerful day ouuule qeuleua far duratsiiaa 1 hovv ur ho xknrr i xpliilued creut ion 2 win liuhl lnpire poetry 3 iu htuit rpecu may human na- jirr be lmiroved 4 how rumesl am i about grace be fore meut ix i see life white black or gray farmers benefit most from telephone rate reductions farmers wtjl benefit kiy 6vct 100000 yearly ihrotikli reduction- iri rural tele phone rates clttctrv afinl lit in tins tlistnct rural etelephone rates are reduced 25 cents per month 300 ycarlys other reductions are i hwu crtdlo telephones redpceil irorrj 30 cento tp is cent per nanth over desk type tccclvcwith mayw4 installation charge busuicss telephones reduced frqtn 25 to s2 00 servico connection where instrument is in place on buainema telephones reduced from 1 is to 1 00 in side move charges reduced from 2 00 to 1 00 effective april 1st short haul long distance calk 20cent persontoperson calls reduced to is cents the extra cost for veversing charges on calls to nearby places is cancelled effec tive apnl 1st deal sets the special type of equipment available for the hardopheanng is reduced from 250 to 1 so per month these reductions especially those affecting farmers telephones will lend to increase the general use of telephone service making it of greater value to every user 1 unusual opportunity bargains in cockerel chicks the demand lor tcied daud pullets for early anrll delivery u leaving us with a temporarj surplus of cockerel chicks we are pricing them for quick tale this li jour opportunity to get a flock of extra oockcrel at dirtcheap prices look at the list below dayold cockeuxs le to 5c each dray standard grade leghorn tl 00 per 100 nray xlraproflt leghorns 2m per 100 dray standard grade new hampshire- 300 per 100 nray xtraprofll new ilampjiires 400 per 100 dray standard grade barred docks 400 par 100 dray xlraproflt barred docks 500 per 100 other heavy dreed cockerels 5 00 per 100 bargains in staittfd cockerels we have a limited quantity or iarted cockevels of the heavy breeds wlille ihey hvl you can liaie them at tlie following bargain prices 2 weeksold hear- breed cockerels tlooo per 100 4 weekold heavy breed cockerel- 1300 per 100 alo a limited number of started pulleu various breeds for prompt ship ment most ii them 3 tc 4 tcetu old write tor pullet prices ropit in extka coxekels tbe outlook for poultry meat prices is improving week by week prom january 1st to uarch 20th canada exported 4ujr76 dressed chickens to the drlluh market almost half a utllion that 3 tmes as many as we exported in uie some period a year ago dy the time the coronallon ceremonies hac come and gom i dont think were going to have much d reined poultry left in cold storage in this country our summer and pall prices for dresud chickens should be good order direct from this advertisehent at tlie above prices tlie cliiclu arc moving fast so dont delay if you want to get in on thli uhusual oiportunlty order direct from this ad- v erusement j sand a uetuuul jjf ti 00 on mall order and jiay uie balance op the afe arrival of jour chicks on ordtrs for more than 1000 worth tend 10 of uie amount as jour lira dcivoflt fred w bray limited john streel north hamilton ontario ob george brown agent norval ontario aussmtsmba cent a mile round trip bargain fares m farm adiuu iu chutino 4t i from georgetown wife ueleivhorttngv t wish you would come liome dear i uilnk uie baby li- swallowed my pencil hubby 1 11 be rutht over dear in uie meai i lime wliat are you tlolngt wilt- uiing my fuunlalu peu april 9 ami 10 to ojiaua noaniamille port hope cobourg tre jcu belleville napanee kingston ounanoqur brockvllle proscott uorrisburg cornwall uxbrldsr llndsaj pelerboro campbellford aurora new market ivneiang collins pod urutord darrlc orlllla uldland oravenhurst braeeurwue llunlvllle callander norui day parr sound sudbury nil towns in nt a ontario on line of ttomukamlng tu northern ontario hly nlpiulng central luy kapujcasul lunglac grraktton jelllcoe beard more iort aruiur sat april 10 to toronto ato to brand fnrtl chatluun chevley clinton durluun exetar rvr- uu oocurich oudpli humiluiu hanover harrlston ingeraoll kln- ciirdlne kitchener london lotoi i mitchell niagara faux owen ilourul lalslrv ialmeru4i imrls iort ihgin st cauiarliia gt uirp saniiu southampton him uonl strathroy walkerton wur- ton wlnithum wooittock tickets nl ifond in tht ecluui rruay april 9 as follows prom surnla ttraliv jo ami from wjoming wauord strauiruy bt uarys strutrorl aiwi liirgel own train m prom stratford train 110 for fares return limits train inlormatlon llcketa oorikuh heareat urent bee liumlblll- lor eomiilete list of daunmuulia tm06g canadian national awaaistsimammisis mrissmssmsmsssssssaaaaaaisssssaassj advertise in the herald it pays j

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