Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), March 9, 1938, p. 6

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page 6 the georgetown herald wednesday evening march 9th 1938 tpr1ed or pickled canadian fch is one of die most nourishing and economi cal foods due money can buy it is rich in proteins anh in the mineral elements that build good health no matter where you live your dealer can secure dned or pickled canadian fish for you you can choose from such dned fish as cod pollock haddock hake and cusk and from such pickled fish as herring mackerel and alewives every one of which can be served in a variety of tasty recipes serve dried or pickled canadian fish to your family often it makes a welcome change at meal times and you will find it very economical department of fisheries ottawa jead2 plow tend dk your ttx 52 pc booklet any day f ih dij conu n nj 100 del hthil nd economical f ih rec pc amy day a fish day div fumsy hoodf swhgls protect your buildings with titelapi metal roofing x dry rotted shmglea catch fire like kindling i but with council standard titelap roofing you neednt worry about flying embers or parka itu good for a lifetime and ia aold with a 2year guarantee thia guarantee is backed by a reliable firm with a background of years of service to agriculture ask your banker titelap roofing oomea in large aheeta that are easily handled fireproof weather proof doea not crack bulge shrink or curl they may be put on right over yonfold roof send ridge and rafter measurement for free cost estimate eastmvsted products ttattte leihe hafts with screw shsak tmkeu wiuidraw than tea t ttmb bans t1tlas wife hbo was cross and touchy put herself right with krtucken mam 39 years of age a woman writes yet some days i have been feeling and looking 100 years olo i would get fits of exhaustion for no good reason at all i was not nt to live with because i would be so cross and touchy i did not seem to have any ambition to do my house work and i was tired all the time two years ago i had sciatica all down my left side from the hip my doctor says all this is caused through my nerves i wok knischen and found it helped me very much since f started taking it i am a different person my work seems a lot easier and i have a lot more energy mrs o m the littel daily dose of kruschen puts an end to tiredness and depres alon because it restores the etlmin ating organs to proper activity by providing them with the daily re minder and dally aid that thej re quire cleansed and invigorated blood is sent circulating all over the system carrying new vitality to every nerve and new vigour to every limb lord when the pink buds of the alm ond break on branches black and bare when the first dewy blackbird notes wonder- preparing fob trans canada air lines transcanada air lines has just begun a new phase of its pilot train lug program by flying limited quan titles of postal matter between van couver and winnipeg this is picked at random from ordinary mail by the post office authorities air line officers stress that the sights are experimental and operated during daylight hours since the ma jor portion of the trans canada route will be regularly flown at night tr effect the best possible postal sched ules the experimental flights will not fully reflect the time saving advan tages of the regular service schedules call for the 1168 mile flight to be made in 7 hours 45 min utes east bound and 8 hours 30 mln utes westbound lethbridge and re gina are intermediate stops in both directions lethbridge is the junction of what will be known as the moun tain and prairie divisions service is on the daily basis al though certain limitations may occa sionally be imposed due to weather conditions and functioning of airways facilities coincident with the operations the federal meterorloglcal service is get ting practical training in providing weather reports and forecasts under actual flight conditions and the post office department has been enabled to plan for maximum efficiency when regular airmail service begins the commencement of these flights was an important step in tca his tory it opened the seventh and last stage of what is probably the most thoroughgoing pilot training program ever instituted by a major air trans port system last summer the air line commenc ed training its initial pilot group which has expanded until it now con sists of 26 men all or whom held commercial transport licenses before they joined lhe service the first step was instruction m the mechanical functions ol equipment and accessor les tills v as follow ed by primary flying instruction in the type of equip ment used as a third step the pilot was required tp fl by his instruments and radio alone without reference to the ground then came local radio rarge flying in which the planes fol lowed a path through the air marked by radio signals lo and from their base the fifth step was night fly in around the home held by mid winter the pilot group was al the sixth stage flying by instruments across country between widely separated points while following the radio range or beam as it is somttimes called this last stage brought the trans canada air lint flying operations be the tingling young blue alr let me not miss borings sweetness or hs ache and when each day new marvels doth declare bringing fresh dear familiar woodland cries new little sowers to open shining eyes let me not lose the heartleap of surprise the ttirob of wordless prayer lord let my tears rise warm for the first rase let them not fail the lupin or he illy of the vale and when the garden glows and swoons with scent and color till the tale of summer seems unending as it flows lord let its poetry never turn to prose when the first beech flames orange in the gale and the first hedge turns crimson in the glade while with such golden pomp the summer goes let me drink deep of autumns burn ing wine and when the colors fade may hey gleam still within this heart of nine give me thy gift of wonder angel laid within my hand new warm dear lord from thine doris canhan tramp dog saves barn orange pekoe bteiui o 2 5 free free motor brakes and steering cheekop with oil change during march and april reasonabif charges for atudsiwents all work guaranteed electric welding o grays garage hudson and terraplane sales and service mux street georgetown immin one cold frosty morning in the late fall i went to the barn at daybreak to do my morning chores as i was about to enter the shed adjoining the barn i was somewhat startled by strange dog which came tearing out of the darkness to race away across the neighboring fields he was a huge black animal in the early morning darkness strongly re sembllng a bear i thought no more about him at the time assuming he was just a stray dog who had sought shelter for the night and would go on his way later in the morning however when i went to the bam i saw the same dog again slinking away i called to him but he paid no attention to my calls continuing make his way across the fields prom the dogs appearance he had eidently been cruelly treated his body was a mere skeleton and he seemed to have a great fear of man going to the house i procured a pan of rood and placed it in the shed where the dog had been hiding just before dusk i went out to see if tramp as i named him had eaten the food as 1 approached the shed tramp came out and hurried away upon entering the shed i discovered he had licked the pan clean for the next few days i placed food in the pan every morning and night but left tramp to his own de vices he ate the food and slept in lhe shed every night but would not come near me one night 1 was a wakened from a sound sleep by tramp s barking he gave two or three sharp barks then he would howl this was unusual for him and coming as it did in the mlddleof the night it had a startling effect at last when i could stand the howling no longer i got out of bed put on my clothes and made my way to the barn determined to put a stop to the noise when i got about half way to the barn i discovered a light in the feed room something was wrong who could be prowling around my bam running the remainder df the way i burst into the barn and there in one comer of the feed room was a pile of straw which was burning merrily with are yod sore your eyes see correctly k5k1 have you seen the new rimless mounting no screws to loosen and cause wobbly lenses la glasses thus saving ywm man ay our price is the same as city prices o t walker ro optometrist eyesight 6tguu8t brapta who is at robbs drug stork georgetown the i or yon nay eonsalt o t walker at his eflee 1 1 r- the color is yer protection w h kentner son phones office 12 res 211 georgetown 5 the flames just commencing to eat in to the walls of the bam a few pails of water quickly put out the blaze which except for tramp fore a large section of the public for would haie drstrojed the entire bam the first time ab planes winged their and its contents after that night way first across the prairies between 1 tramp seemed to gain confidence in drunk drivers a menace constituents public opinion being i overw hclmingly in favour of action the man who gets behind the wheel 1 that will banish this menace from the of an automobile wh under the in finence of liquor is due for a rough flme the increasing hazard caused by drunken drivers was referred l6by magistrate clayton of ottawa in the jocal police court last wednesday bon gordon d conant attorney general of ontario declared last week tbat all such offenders must be prose cuted and if found guilty must be ftven the penalty prescribed by law regardless of their position in life muowlng this came the statement rom ottawa by right hon ernest lapolnte minister of justice that amendments to the crim inal code designed to crack down 4tt drunk and careless drivers of auto jsjh xe tmder consideration by tbe federal government as a means fl6 mcurtng even more severe regula tions to curb drunkdriving the mta- ttar of justice has suggested a otm- i of federal end provincial gov- i deal wttbtbe question c the house of com- y prtf are i jn their desire i provided that win ntj ttaeir r of their highways and banlsl ed it will if he measures are made sufficiently severe and impartially enforced a story is told of a woman on holl day at a fishing village who asked an old sailor of the wind jammer days why a ship was always spoken of as old salt slyly mebbec its cause the rigging costs more than the hull winnipeg and lethbridge with a stop at regina and urn between van couver and lethbridge two way radio communic lion nations have been established at van couver olher cranbrook lethbridge regina and winnipeg and plane are constant in touch with- the gro md over the entire ro itr the final step that made possible the experimental mail op rations is the prousion by the department of transports metcorolokiral section of a 24 hour weather reporting service everv transcanada pilot is train ed to interpret the changes in atmos phere ho irly weather reports rie him act mi co ditions eery 50 miles alom the roitc and in a short time he would fohow me all abo it the farm 1 kept him for several years until he died of ole age and i alwajs considered that the one night s work more than paid for any kindness f ever showed him l d chapman in our dumb animnl expert watch repairs by j h jordan georgetown phone 11 lane block ft canadalft frtday 10 run est station cbl minlter ilo church janitor look here see that enrpet you put o the door of the pulpit janitor yes sir minister well what do jou tnink would happen if i shoidd slip on one or tho e tacks in he middle of my sermon janitor well 1 reckon that would be one point you would not linger on kalherine prank doesn t call on us ajiy more mother said they could not agree dorethy did o he stayed around evenings katherine no mother did mother 1 ions li he thought tliai hal a friend of inlnc named his child carol because she was bom on christmas jim she i thought carol was n hymn a lot or folks who are saying they want to make heaven their home will feel mighty out of place if they should happen to get there all are not just because they do no wrong but he who will not wrong me when he may he is truly just cumberland justice is the moral signification of law injustice declares the absence of law mary baker eddy how can a people be free that has not learned to be juafeieyes justice delayed is justice denied spring millinery o weextend you a cordialrnvitationji to come and see our entire range our stock is largely imported and difficulty to replace quickly o 0- misses claridge main street herald block tfctair georgetown

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