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the georgetown herald wednesday evening february 2nd 1938 page 5 kruschen free trial offer now on get yours now royal fadphy modem theatre now until friday alice fathe youre csiuwart with george murphy andy devlne added revival thursday at h45 tun fredrlc march warner baxter road to gtidrv starting saturday sonja henie- don ameche in happy landing with jean hersholt cesar romero ashgrove the young peoples union of the united chorch are holding a pro gressive crokinole social on friday eventag feb- 4th everyone welcome mrs m guy wilson of norval mrs clayton wilson miss reta fisher and mrs- earl wilsonattended and served at the trosseau tea given in honour of miss marjorle blake at her woodhrldge home on saturday after- noon from 230 to 5 oclock acton on february 4th the church at churchill will havevbeeyttounded brie hundred years owing to road con- uuqns at present the dbservance of the one hundredth anniversary will not be held until a later date how ever communion will be held on feb ruary 6th this year which is the date closest to the actual formation of the church and former friends nd members will be welcomed cordially at this service the ice cutters are busy on fairy lake and a splendid crop is being cut several trucks from outoftown are securing their supply here rev h w avlson of high park united church toronto a former minister in acton has received invitation to become pastor of dom inion united church ottawa suc ceeding rev w l armstrong who will retire in june miss freda wilkinson of the uni versity of toronto mrs w j russell and children of unlonvllle and mr and mrs angus kennedy of kit chener spent the week end with mrs j r kennedy and miss m e nelson mr and mrschas symon and mr ad mrs george warner of tomntc spent sunday at the home of mrs jas symon mr and mrs c h robinson mr clayton robinson and miss isobel robinson- of toronto spent sunday with the misses ramshaw feel st free press milton at the annual meeting of maple leaf gardens toronto on monday george r cattrelle formerly of mil ton was reelected president for the ensuing year w el clements has purchased the frame house on court street ovvned by miss mocurdv and is having im provements made to it mrs r e- harrison who under went a serious operation in gait hospital recently is doing as well as can be expected and hopes to return to her home some time nextf week her many friends hope mrs harmon will noon have a complete recovery students in miltonhigh school en- joyed an enforced holiday on monday tuesday and wednesday when the tubes of the boiler burst filling the school with gas fumes at a meeting of the school- board it was decided to buy a new boiler which will take at least two weeks to install in the meantime the pupils will attend their usual classes in the town hall com mencing to day the following officers were elected for 1938 at the annual meeting of the milton horticultural society presi dent canon nalte 1st vicepresident mrs n a sinclair 2nd vicepresi dent a k leonard secretarytreas mayorsyer delegates to convention in toronto mayor syer and mrs n a sinclair balance in bank at end of last year 40 membership l now 04 it was decided to encourage the citizens to paint their homes next summer champion the ottawa spotlight gasoline tax revenue gasoline consumption for all pur poses amounted to 624144804 gallons tor all canada in 1936 ontario ac counted for more than 45 per cent o the total with a consumption of 232- 827724 gallons gasoline tax paid in the province at six cents a gallon yielded 16049857 ttv the provincial treasury which would indicate thai approximately 945 per cent 01 gasoline consumed in ontario is sub ject to taxation p choice fresh and cured meats songs government inspected for your protection choice tender steaks round 23 c lb sirloin 25c lb porterhouse 29c lb rib roasts prime tender boneless and rolled 23 clb lean meaty pot roasts shoulder roasts iscjb fresh ground lean hamburg steak 2 h 25c choke rump roasts 17c brisket and plate boiung beef 122 lean boneless stewing beef 2 29c choice round steak roasts 21c fresh picnic style pork shoulder j fresh cnt pork chops 23c lb frash half or whole pork hams 22c sweet pickled cottage rolls 23c lb noootvenv h0uksf0r 6 weeks except smmrp nil s tbi hist mizes miimb lnvjls 23c special sunnyside brand firstgrade creamery butter 2 bs 69c special silverbrlfht salmon half or whole fish lb frehfilltt hzc 2 29c pacific average 1 to i lbs sea trout 15c choice boneless and rolled veal roasts 23c lean flank stewing veal 25c i country style lair casing sausage 2 25c s flesh fork liver 2 25c special sugarcured breakfast bacon by che piece or sliced c lb by spectator ottawa feb 1 the speech from the throne with which every session of parliament is opened- gives a general survey or the legislation which the government proposes u bring in during the session it also touches on general conditions in the country but it makes no attempt to cover completely the work or parliament it is a sign post indicating the road along which the government and oar- llamehf will travel man bills which will be presented to parliament have not yet been drafted and events transpiring while the session lis on will doubtless raise issues suid bring about legislation not contemplated at the opening of the session it is therefore only in a general wsiy that trie speech delivered by his ex cellency the governor general at the beginning of the present session fore- casts the course of the work of par liament during the next few months in regard to social legislation it clear that the government hopes secure an early approval by the pro vinces of the amendment to the con stitution which will allow parliament to pass its unemployment insurance measure whether such approval will be forthcoming it is for the future to disclose at the moment the chances do not seem very bright a good deal of space was given to the work of the royal commission on dominion provincial relations which is examining the economic and finan cial basis of federation and the dis tribution of legislative powers in the light of the new conditions which have arisen in the past seventy years it was stated that the stressed strains which economic and social develop ment since confederation have placed on canadas governmental structure have disclosed the necessity tor ad- justments which will enable it the more effectively to serve provincial and national needs and to promote and preserve canadian unity ffis the tn commission will continue for 1 some months to gather the necessary information it will then issue its re port widt recommendations and then it will be in the hands of appropri ate authorities to decide what should be done the statement in the speech thai arrangements are being completed for the inauguration of a national trans- canada air service refers to the air way for which fields have been con structed throughout the dominion which has already been making trial flights in the west and which in the coming summer will doubtless reach montreal as a standardised service it is a gigantic undertaking but it will place canada definitely on the air lines of the world and will link with the transatlantic services corn- ins into operation before the end of 1940 the transport department will sponsor legislation to extend the au thority of the board of railway comls- 1 sloners last session an endeavor to create a transport board out oi the railway commission was defeated the senate this year changes in the original bill will be made to remove objections that arose last session one of the cardinal features of the original bill was to bring other forms of transport under some degree control the railways being the only form nl present regulated under the board of railway commissioners considerable interest will be arous ed when the legislation with a viev to furthering the principle of parlia mentary control of the export o power ls introduced this question of power export it will be remember ed was the occasion of a lively ex change of views between lhe prime minister oi the dominion and the premier of ontario gratification was expressed at the substantial economic advance m canada at the increase fii teven the expansion in trade the increase in employment and the decrease in the numbers receiving unemployment assistance on the other hand n the minds of legislators there mast be some anxiety over conditions in the united states and the possible effect these may have on canadian indus try it they do not soon improve the country will wait with interest the terms of the new treaty bfwen canada and the united states which the speech said is in process of nego tiation it will be very much inter ested in the trade agreement which will be concluded between the unit ed kingdom and the united starex eastern lis well as westemcanada will have been pleased to learn that the activities of the prairie farm re habilitation act will continue the work already done under the terms of this act has merited more credit and publicity than it has received the expansion promised in the ef forts to train unemployed young peo ple will also meet with general ap proval the canadian people share with the government its anxiety over the international situation and will view with sympathy the efforts which the speech stated the government has made where opportunity offered to promote international understanding and goodwill they will also be in full accord with the statement that the government is convinced that in seeking to cooperate with the united kingdom and other countries in ef forts to promote international trade it is pursuing one of the most effec tlve means of ensuring economic se curity and progress in canada and the betterment of conditions in other parts of the world week end special sales three days thursday friday and saturday blankets 64 x 80 white flannelette blankets v 9 60 x 90 white flannelette blankets 219 8p x 90 white flannelette blankets 249 bed spreads 80 x 1 00 rayon silk bed spreads colors gold green blue rainbow 249 silk underwear harvey woods silk bloomers and panties 39c hose ladies fullfashioned pure silk hose chiffons- or service weight 59c pr g goloshes misses brown rain boots sizeloj4 to 2 week end special 7 95c socks mens allwool socks white toe and heel 19c and 22c simplicity patterns 15c 20c 25c agenu for langleys cleaners and dyers mcbean co phone 64 we deliver georgetown savewith safety at your rexall store mcleans engllshl c i c t 117 11 briten tooth paste sptctal fot al week tooth paste colgates floating soap 3 for lie setdlitz powders 2 for 25c floating carbolic soap 3 for 14e tooth brushes reg 25c and 35c haiboil free with fitch silampoo mirrorball face powder alphametles 100 200 100 for 49c neilson jenn1 lind annie laurie candies always fresh 100 stag shaving cream ox jar boots preparations made hi england robbprig store iceirby sflttanges juicy 239e 35c- 49en special 1 texas seedless si grapefruit 7 for 25c si ppplrriie27- m ki g prompt delivery highway bring tourists about s3550q0000 it is estimated was spent by tourists visiting canada in 1936 and it is probable that the estimate for 1937 will show an even larger tourist expenditure approm mately s5 per cent of this expendl- ajture or 15473000 came frotnajito- shnobfle tourists and was thus directly attributable to the good highways that canadian motorists have built with their tax contributions tepro- tlnclal governments x say waiter the flowers on tins table are artlflcal arent they- tes sir thats the worst with limning a vegetarian restaurant if weuse real flowers the customers eat them theatre friday february 4mr dood takes the air with radios slnjinr favorite kenny baker comedy going going gone popeyel like infinks eox news saturday february 5 souls at sea adventure romance of the wa starring gary cooper and george raft cartoon love sick chapter 2 tim tylers luck matinee at s djtj tuesday- and wednesday february 8 and 9 this1x make you whistle a fast and furious riot of hilarity with jack buchanan comedy whose crdzy novelties going places 1 wanna be a sailor pot luck coming love and hisses with walter winch ell and ben bemle thompson 1938 chicks barred p rocks s c white leghorns mixed dayold chicks 90 accuracy guaranteed- dayempuuets also cockerels with some guarantee started chicks for sale during season all matlngs bloodtested and individually culled for best production of eggs and meat hatching eggs range from 24 ounces to 30 ounces fer dozen please order early phone 48 r 3 francis thompson georgetown r- k 3 grays garage electrical a tune up specialists hudson and terraplane sales and service arc welding phonerll3 georgetown 3bat