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the georgetown herald wed neaday evening march 9th 1938 page 5 choice fresh andcured meats kings government inspected for your protection pork sausage 18c fresh beef hearts ioc special kraft style loaf cheese 28c old cheese s 28c morning glory flaked wheat barries j 5 lb bag 27 buy beef now quality is high price is low special bonders and rolled prime rib roast special shoulder roasts meaty pot roasts brisket or plate boiling beef special choice round steak roasts prime beef rump roast special boneless and rolled sirloin roasts 19- 15cb loclb- 19c ik 16 25c lb- new green cabbage 6c choice white beans 6 23c extra large head lettuce 2 f 19c country style large casing sausage 25c fresh lean stewing veal lbs 25c choice rolled veal roasts 21c lb coffee freshly ground 29c rolled oats 525c peerless malt hop flavoured 119 no 1 quality s potatoes 2 pecks 29 special silterbtlctit salmon 12vc lb special fnsh fillets 2 n- 29c family slav 4n59c special b- sire westons j soda wafers 2 for 25c special sweet juicy oranges 19c doz t special mannings 1 lb bag butter sodas 15 5 b c delicious apples 3 8 for 25c for 10c telephone 27 w m king prompt delivery your choice of scenic highway routes generbu atop o vet privilege every luxury of mod an ravel tervice and more mile for your dollar when you travel by motor coach all coach travel iiiiormatton at w h long phone 89 i silvers department store i annodncino the opehwo op ah agency op thb j circle cleaners i bani 1 i special bani ton dbx cluhino suns dresses ffec s topcoats atumm sjsai wuh tmj tea i vnmf m phone 375 pick nip and do 5 raorsd tut mac as pouto acton on wednesday evening acton citi zens band held their first practice of the year in their band room at the arena mr a h perrott bandmas ter ofi the lome scots regiment band was present at this practice at a discussion following the even ings workout it was decided to en gage mr perrott lor the coming sea son in a particularly bright and inter esting service on thursday feb 24 st matthias day the right reverend l w b broughall bishop tf nia gara inducted the rev e a brooks ma into the rectorship of the par ish or acton and rock wood at st albans church acton mrs p a smith and miss pearl smith attended the funeral last week in bracebridge of mrs thomson mr arid mrs j e gamble were guests at the milton three months short course closing banquet on friday night last mrs arthur moore of edmonton alia who has been vlslungriere for a month or so left this week for toron to where she will spend a week or so before returning to edmonton competition may be arranged again this year for the peter smith trophy it includes players under twentyone years of acton and georgetown the prepayment tax receipts went on jsale on tuesday at the bank of montreal ratepayer seem to ap preciate this opportunity of savins for taxes free press the bridge to be erected at niagara palls to replace the one recently destroyed by the ice jam will cost it is estimated three million douaim affable walter that stealr str quest oh quite how did you oat the ottawa spotlight by spectator ottawa march 8th there is plenty of grist forthe parliamentary mill this session the governments two transport bills have made further progress towards enactment one that nas passed through the commons and will now be considered by the sen ate- amends the transcanada air lines act the bill will enable planes on this transcontinental service to pass over a section of maine on their way to and from the maritimes the airways may also in the future oper ate some air links across the interna tional boundary into the united states and the amended bill will give the air lines power to dp so the necessagy authority was also given the canada airways to make its agreed investment in the tranaiariada air service- canadas contribution to this service amovmtlng about 11250000 will represent 24 i per nt of the shores- of this enterprise a similar proportion will be owned bj the irish free states while the united king dom will own 51 per cent next mon th a delegate will be sent to ireland from canada to discuss the forma tion of the company imperial air- ways will continue experimental flights across the atlantic- in prepara tion for the inauguration of this ser vice the other transport bill which has been introduced by mr howe but which has still to be fully discussed in a committee of the commons will set up a board of transport commis sioners this will be the board 01 railway commissioners with enlarged powers covering air traffic and inland shipping as well as the railways an effort has been made to strike out the contnuiotis features or the trans port bill which was introduced in the senate last session and defeated there the new transport board will make no attempt to regulate high way traffic the provinces objected strenuously to the provisions of the bill or last session regarding the con- trol of iruclcing on the highways they said that was their field not the dominions there will also be no attempt 10 regulate bulk cargoes of grain and other commodieties on the great takes further there will be no control vested in the transport board over costal traffic in the mari times and british columbia one of the measures or control in the hands of the new transport board will be through the tissue of licenses these will be granted by the bearo when it is satisfied that the service for which jlcecse is desired will meet public convenience and necessity i as an aia to shipping on the great i lakes which has been troubled with competition of second hand vessels i the bill provides tht licenses will not i be granted to boats other than bri tish boals hereafter imported into canada which were constructed more than ten years before their imporla- tatton the clauses of this bill will be fully discussed in a committee of the house not much controversy has arisen as yet this session in the commons over the ever present canadian national deficit beyond a private members re- solution urging the government to do something about it however there twill probably be considerable discus sion when the supplementary esti mates in which the deficit is the main item are presented to the house the senate will probably witness lively exchanges over the resolution present ed in that chamber by senator c f bcaubion the resolution says that in the opinion or the senate the gov ernment should be urged to settle the railway problem in canada at an early date in order to stop the ruin ous loss made each year by the do minion through the canadian na tional railways and which already amounts to several billion dollars senator beaublen advocates joint management of the cpr and cnr with n board of fifteen dlrectois it would mean an annual saving of from 60 to 75 million dollars he believes under the joint management plan he said in the senate 5000 miles of track could be abandoned 15 per cent of employees released with the elim ination also of duplicate stations he was speakng he said on behalf of the forgotten taxpayer he claimed that the plan would not be harmful to the employees as it would require four or five years to come into efteci and the changes in working person nel would be simply through the natural retirement through age etc features of outstanding interest in the proceedings of the commons have been the presentation to parliament by the prime minister of the white paper giving the letters and docu ments on the st lawrence waterway and questions surrounding it and de bates on old age pensions and on whether the dominion should assume the full cost of unemployment relief the resolution of mr a a heaps labor member from winnipeg sug gesting that the pensionable age should be lowered from its present limit of 70 years was ably supported by several members on humanitar ian grounds the finance minister mr dunning while sympathetic to the idea opposed it on the principle that you must cut your coat ac cording to your cloth a reduction ofme years that is from 70 to 65 years would mean the increase in the cost to the dominion treasury which covers 75 per cent of the full cost from 30 million dollars in the coming fiscal year to 48 million if the limit was reduced to 60 years the annual tost would be between 71 and 73 mil lion the constitution of the coun try in its present form didnt give the d avenues of taxation to defray the additional cost if the age limit were lowered hie thought it be an a contributory plan for the new age bracket ii the dominion were to hi- the fall cost of unemployment relief the annual expense would be 100 million dollars instead of 30 million the do minions present share mr rogers nilnltter of labor toldr the house the additional sum would have to be rais ed by income and sales taxes he saw other disadvantages in the idea 27 18 week end specials axminster rugs x 48 assorted- colors special 279 75c 42 42 42c pr 98c pr fancy 275 a set 50c and 75c adrertto in the heramv it pojil x 9 ft linoleum runners pillow 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georgetown r milton t a hutchinson received word last thursday monring that his brother frank had died suddenly at his home in hamilton mr and mrs john walker of to ronto attended the funeral of mrs walkers mother the late mrs john chapman here on saturday mr and mrs w e peer of free man ont announce the engagement of their only daughter margaret dyes to albert edgar marshall son of mr and mrs william marshall of trafalgar william cavell one time resident of halton county 60 years ago died at his home in owen sound on fri day february 25th in his 88th year hai and hearty until stricken with a stroke he passed away quite suddenly mr cave at one time worked the farm now owned by robinson bros at llgney he was born near streets- vlllc h a cavell of milton is a son anson david mcdurfe passed away at his home meadoi dale farm trafalgar township on thursday february 24th in bus 58th year mr mcdufte was a successful farmer and was well known and highly esteemed he was a member of st pauls united church a staunch liberal and a member of st clair lodge no 135 a f a m surviving are his widow and an only daughter miss molly mcduffee at home champion liberty in germany personal liberty is nonexistent in germany today this is shown by the trial of rev martin nlemoeller lutheran who has been in jail since july first charged with treason he languished in prison for seven months jm30 was then brought before a nasi court on a reduced charge of attack ing the state and the party he was commander of a german submarine during the war so cannot be accused cjf not being patriotic and fearful that his defence would stir up much feeling against the government it was decided that the trial be held in sec ret the catholics and the lutherans who comprise a large percentage of the population of germany are on the side jjfmr nlemoeller and they have long resisted hitlers attempt to make the church a nail adjunct in this connection it was rather surprising to find rev dr h a sperling or st peters lutheran church kitchener express the view that mr niemoller would get a fair trial in germany and then go on to say that there is more justice in germany than tn this country on the other hand we- find rev or f b clausen president of the lujheran college at waterloo declare that the trial of the german minister is a travesty on justice wlth thft court acting ifcab prosecutor and judge botfrview are ptnanal of mma anil mdlcate that oathaddows free dom of speech and thought even lowing dr sperling to say there it mors justice tn germany than tn canada we are told that when a lutheran minister from canada went to visit germany he asked ministers there the state or affairs and before they would say anything they walk ed around the house to make sure there were no nazi eavesdroppers then locked the doors pulled down the blinds and talked in a whisper they lived in fear and trembling that they would be thrown in jail as was mr nlomoeller for expressing their hatred and contempt of the nazi party and its decrees it is regret table that dr sperling should be forced to spend his days in canada when his heart is so enamored of justice as practiced in germany pos sibly dr nlemoellers congregation in germany would call him as their minister then he could learn at firsthand that- german justice puts ministers in jail for daring to ex press their convictions hanover post mrs f giles burled the funeral of mrs florence giles took place from the home of her par ents mr and mrs isaac hooper campbells cross on monday inter ment followed at boston mills ceme- tery- mrs giles is survived by two sons and one daughter edward ken neth and jean there are three bro thers and one sister gordon orange- vine john georgetown munroa hooper at home and mrs m brooks chlnguacousy re just and fear not let all ttie ends thou auriest at be thy countrys thy gods and truths shakespeare royal guelpus modern theatre starting saturday fob ons week walt disneys jjuhwieililib snow white 5evendwark 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