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page 2 the georgetown herald wednesday evening september 14th 1938 vthe georgetown herald phone no a j m m kdluc mad fsautbac a weekly newspaper devoted to the best interests of the town ol georgetown and surrounding country including the villages of glen wultems nerval umehouse stewarttown balllnafad mud terra cotta issued every wednesday evening at the offlce on main st georgetown subscription ratesrl50 per year in advance united states 60c additional single copies 3c both old and new addresses should be given when change of address is requested advertising rates jlegal notices 12c per line for first in- aertlon 7c per line for each subsequent insertion readers 8c per fine toreach insertion if in black face type so per line- additional notices qualifying as coming events such as concerts entertainments society church or organisation meetings etc 8o per line minimum charge 25c reports of meetings held gladly inserted free in memorlan notices 50c and ioc per line extra for poetry birth marriage and death notices 50c smau advertisements one inch or less 50c for first insertion and 25c for each subsequent insertion display advertising rates on application although every precaution will be takento avoid errortjee herald accepts- advertising in its columns on the understanding that jiff will not be liable for any error jn any advertisement published hereunder unless a proof of such advertisement is requested by the advertiser and returned to the herald business office duly signed by the advertiser and with such error or corrections plainly noted in writing thereon and in that 4jaae if any error so noted is not corrected by the herald its liability snallnpt exceed such a proportion of the entire cost of such advertisement as tjie space occupied by the noted error bears to the whole space occupied by such advertisement ja the herald does job printing of all kinds playing the game whatever the game and whatever the odds the winning is all up to you for it isnt the score and it isnt the prize that counts when the playing is through in the great game of lifeits the pur pose to win and the courage to fight to the end that determines for you what degree of success will be scored to your credit my friend the best you can do may not be quite enough to defeat your oppoiumtaodejh but you never can lose and yu never can fail if you put all youve got in your play and the greatest reward that your efforts can bring is the fact that you stood to the test that you played a clean game and you fought a good fight and you always were doing your best things work out because it rains when we wish it wouldnt 1 because men do what they often shouldnt because crops fail and plans go wrong some of us grumble the whole day long but somehow in spite of the care and doubt it seems at last that things work out so bend to your trouble and meet your care for the clouds must break and the sky grow fair net the rain come down as it must t and will but keep on working and hoping still for in spite of the grumblers who stand about somehow it seems all things work out budgeting is systematic spending or thinking in terms of values the yearly income sets the tempo for the years expenditures in planning the budget this annual sum should be distributed proportionally into mon ths and then into weeks a definite sum should be set aside tor every item that enters into the radius pf ones home incidentals should not be over looked as they do occur no matter how high one aims to keep his stan dard of living it should not be in ex cess of his income having decided upon a fixed bud get the next step is to put it into effect the recording of household expenditures should be done with the le accuracy and faithfulness that of a business corporation it is possible to procure budget books for household expenses where every item is listed irrproper order however the budget plan may be carried out successfully through the use of simple memorandum books the main point is exactness in dally recording every expenditure and carefully listing each item under the proper heading this discipline may seem difficult at first or even unnecessary but when one grasps the importance of dally set ting aside a definite time in which to do this work one will learn to ap preciate the businesslike attitude it enables one to maintain towards home and income gems from ufe scrap book think that day lost whose low descending sun views from thy hand no worthy action done anon usefulness is doing right by your self and others we lose a percentage due our activity when doing the work that belongs to another mary ba ker eddy ddrag good is the only certainly nappy action of a mans life sr p to toe doing good is mans most glorious task sophocles he who loves goodness harbors angels reveres reverence and lives with god emerson his dally prayer far better under stood in acts than in words was simply doing good whlttier tjere is but one virtue the eter nal sacrifice of self george sand thfe welcoming ijgnt by kattm asbbawd rrnft mess of mine proudly de clared john coverdale of kirkwall ontario is the friendliest horse in the country she whinnies good- i to me when i go into the table she winnies greeting folks to cars or wagons going along the road and when my wife calls from tbe field to dinner she answers for ne very time one tnorntg she bad a sore foot so x left her tied in the stable and hitched another horse up with her mate was she vexed she whinnied her portect from the stable and broke her- hatter to come out to me i led her back and tied her up again but before x had finished hitching the team she had broken her halter again fii come out then i gave in jtm i said if youre so anxious to tfora let you of courst she thought shed be missing something tied up alone all day m the stable and does she like going to church shes- a real good presbyterian i can tea you- as soon as she nears the church and sees the folk gathering outside she- starts to whinny as much as to say weh well here we are agalnl the oidklric looks good to us all- on the sabbath iborning ilisi n t fisynl my umbrella household hints to save a lot of hard scrubbing when a mans shirt cuffs get very soiled try dipping them in made starch before soaking the shirt the dirt comes out quite easily after this treatment and the cuffs arent weak ened by constant scrubbing store pickles in small jars instead of in a few large ones if you use big ones you may find that the solid pickles rise above the vinegar and go musty try fastening down your jam pot cover with a strip of wide adhesive tape- instead of string it makes the jars absolutely airtight the bottled fruit wol have corks in stead of covers boll those corks and press them into the bottle while they are still hot when they cool they will swell a little and become really tight i apply cold water at once to blood stains and they will come out coffee stains require boiling water poured through them also at once so do fruit stains cocoa stains like to be washed in cold water first and then boiling water poured through them many people have furniture made of the new woods limed or pickled and quite a number ruin it ay not iknowtng how to clean it both im- jd and pickled woods do not require tnore than dusting and rubbing with dry clean cloths if there is a mark or a stain it can be removed with a cloth well wrung out of soapy water if you have a door in a dark side passage and find difficulty in finding the keyhole when the moon is not shining buy a tiny pot of phosphores cent paint and dab a little around the keyhole bfc iftte how did you remember job tatfvt itr tilmm ttrtl i missed tt when t tmmift lht to close it after it tilda may ripped the dishcloth a on to its ptace on the towel rack and turned to survey the bawdry little figure on the chair near the dqor she managed to veil the hostility in her eyes and she bit her tongue to keep it from saying so youre in again instead she said i spose youre hungry beverly nodded i havent eaten anything since early this morning she admitted tilda may silently put the coffee pot on the stove sliced cold lamb and deftly set bread and butter marmalade and a dish of preserved peaches in a tempting array on the table wondering all the while what this daughter of toms had on her mind now when she married tom taylor she had said to this daughter of his remember beverly there will al ways be a welcoming light in the window for you beverly it seemed had always remembered when she needed something she had been at a stage school then a pretty flighty thought-she- knewitall slip of a girl of sixteen that was eight years ago time and again she had come to her stepmother for money large sums of it again and again tilda may had painstakingly saved money out of her budget for a vacation for a new automobile for a dress only to have it wormed away from her by an appeal from beverly a year later beverly had returned a deserted wife and laid an infant daughter in tilda mays horrified short short story r complete in this issue predict heavy traffic to new york fair that 15000000 outoftown visitors will attend the worlds fair in new york during ibm is an estimate which has been submitted to the canadian national railways over which system many travellers from canada will find their way to the great exposition of the grand total it is further estimated that 7360000 will reach new yon by rail it is also anticipated that european coun tries will send 100000 representatives who will travel via the transatlantto steamship route mrs toots at 4 oclock suniiclous wife let me see that letter youve just opened i can see from the handwriting it is from a woman and you turned pale when you read it husband calmly you can have it it is from your milliner it was rochefoucauld who said small minds are the first to con demn huge ideas esqacsiiifl fall fair at georgetown wednesday and thursday september 28 and 2 j special prizes passenger and mail passenger and til passengers for toronto passengers sundays only going wort passenger and mall 34 i passenger 333 i passenge and mail 6jq j 1109 i going north mall and passenger 845 i i 10 is 00 4 00 arms at just about the time they were ready to buy another bunga low and here she was again tilda may watched her out of the corner of a wary eye she ate like a hun gry little animal- she looked ill in spite of the superfluous coat of rouge on her face and in spite of herself her stepmothers hetfet warmed towards her after all she was toms and the welcoming light was still shining in the- window for her you quite well beverlyt she asked as she sat down opposite the girl beverly shook her head thats what i came about til da she said i got a bum lung the doctor says i got to go away he gives me lessn six months un less i go to denver tilda mays heart sank denver i all the money she and tom had raked together for a muchneeded trip to california would have to go to beverly now for doctors and a trip to denver she shant have it her heart rebelled you deserve a vacation you worked hard for that money what good is she whats she done for you for her father for her baby tilda the girls tired voice smote her im scared to die you aint going to die beverly the older woman soothed her ill see that you have the money in the morning beverly hung her head con i see my baby she asked tilda may led the way to the bedroom where the mite lay asleep in her crib a charming rosy bit of humanity one chubby hand tucked- under her cheek the other clutch ing a shabby rag doll shes- lovely i breathed beverly then suddenly she turned and threw herself into tilda mays arms doirt let her be like me she sobbed im bad make her like you oh if id only listened to things youve said to me tilda may drew the girl close there there she soothed you go to denver and get well then youd best come and live here with your father sndjme tom had grudgingly given up his trip youve had nothin sine we was marriedl he complained nothin but beverly and her troubles i havent got a bum lung ah interposed valiantly and when the telegram cam three months later she was glad she bad been good to beverly beverly had lost her fight she had died in denver poor little beverly said tilda may wiping away a tear she was a drag on you put in tom taylor averting his eyes and her kid 11 be another drag no she wont tom she de fended her staunchly shell hava her chance i didnt have bev erly long enough no mother for years what chance had beverly children need homes and parents mothers that love them and under stand fathers that work to keep the home intact if god will only let me live this child shall have bev erlys chance tom guess youre right tilda said tom and the welcoming light set tn the window for beverly shone brave ly out into the night as ft to try to tell beverly that all was well 3 00 7 00 horses 1 single high stepper by t a blakelock btpp 2 single turnout road 1st prise by l- e fleck 3 farmers turnout single- by hughes cleaver up 4 best lady driver by alliance paper mill 5 best delivery horse in harness 6 best general purpose horse on rein by richardsons hardware 7 best and fastest road horse hitched to fourwheel vehicle by col mason 8 best agricultural horse on rein 1st by massey harris 500 in goods 2nd by alex hume 200 in goods 5 00 9 best heavy team on the grounds including heavy draft agricultural and general purpose 1st prize by frost steel wire fence co 12 ft gate valued at 1800 2nd prize by lundy fence co 1 lundy sagless gate set valued at 400 3rd by cowie bros city service motor oil valued at 1500 8 00 best spring colt sired by either of his horses wel- bond or regent to be deducted off 1939 fee prize given by win brennan 5 00 cattle best jersey female 3 00 best registered shorthorn female 3 00 best holstein female 3 00 best ayrshire female 3 00 best group of dairy cows consisting of one mature cow 1 twoyearold lielfcr and one yearling heifer to be sired by a purebred bull special by the t eaton co toronto a silver dish sheffield reproduction valued at 2200 22 00 best calf shown by boy or girl a member of a calf club open to halton and peel counties entry fee 25 cents holstein class twosevenths of prize money donated by holstelnfrieslan association 1st 500 2nd 400 3rd 300 4th 200 5th 100 oth 100 7th 100 8tn 100 jersey and gurnsey class 1st 400 2nd 300 3rd 200 4th 100 5th 100 6th 100 7th 100 8th 100 beef breed class 1st 400 2nd 300 3rd 200 4th 100 5th 100 6th 100 7th 100 8th 100 best relstered holstein heifer bom since january 15th 1938 exhibitor to be a boy or girl under 15 years and resident of halton county show manship 50 by t l leslie best beef animal 2 years and under by s mills shell service station motor oil 5 gallon best jersey calf male and female by canada bread co tickets sheep best pen of fine wool sheep not less than 4 1 male and 3 females by j beaumont 3 00 best pen of long wool sheep rnot less than 4 1 mate and 3 females by glen woollen mills best pen of four market lambs by reeve n a robinson 4 00 3 00 miscellaneous dressed fowl to be placed in hall by 11 aan second day of fair dressed chicken must not weigh less than 5h lbs i x 1 best pair dressed chickens by a e farnell goods valued at 5 i x 2 best pair dressed ducks by dr f r watson 4 x 3 best pair dressed chicken by r n thompson 4 x 4 best pair dressed chicken by r carter nerval 4 x 5 best dressed chicken by p b harrison 2 i x 6 best dressed chicken by p c thompson 2 x 7 best pair dressed chicken by harry robertsdn 4 x 8 best pen of 4 barred rock pullets 25 chicks for spring delivery 1939 x 9 best pair dressed duck by j mcbean co 4 xlo best pair dressed chicken by mrs preston 4 j xll best pair dressed chicken by d salter 4 xl2 best bushel northern spy apples by e harrop 4 xi3 best 5 lbs of butter in 1 lb prints by h c moclure 3 14 best and largest dozen fresh eggs 1 years sub scription to the canadian champion milton 3 15 best two apple pies by apple products co glen williams 1 case of apple product 16 best 2 pies 1 apple 1 lemon 1st prise carton st lawrence starch co product 17 best 2 loaves homemade bread 1st prize carton st lawrence starch co products 18 best hand bound sheaf to be bound day of fair 1st prize by m williamson 3 10 best bushel of oats open to boys grain club 2 20 best bushel and sheaf of wheat open to members of field crop competition 1st hat valued at 200 2nd shirt valued at 150 3rd pullover valued at 100 by h silver 2 off 1 best display of oraln in sheaf not less than two sheaves sheaves to be not less than 6 inches in diameter 1st goods by carrolls store valued at 300 2nd goods by st lawrence starch co value 60c carton 3 27 best lunch suitable for working man on display by st lawrence starch co carton of goods valued 23 largest family on grounds at judges stand at 330 1st 20 lb pail of swifts shortening 2nd st law rence starch co carton of goods t x34 beat chocolate cake by mrs harry robertson 1 best display of cut flowers by george keith sons seed merchants toronto your choice of either three peony roots our selection or six illy bulbs our selection t26 best bushel of alslke clover seed by morley pettit 2 27 best m bushel of red clover 1st by morley pettit v 2nd by 8 h lumb goods 2 28 bbtcoueeuon of vegetables ist family herald- and weekly 8tta3nd a e wright cottage roll 2 by 1 m moore x best loaf homemade bread georgetown herald i year i x best and neatest 1 m butter georgetown herald 1 year 1 x largest h dosen fresh eggs georgetown herald 1 year 1 x best bushel table turnips georgetown herald 1 year 1 x best dressed young goose not less than 12 ibx cash 4 30 by browns bakery georgetown best lady driver of automobile rules driver to uark car to drive in lane and follow other instruc tions points to count neatness quietness and time for parking and observance of highway traffic act 1st prise by n h brown bread tickets valued 3300 2nd 3rd and 4th prises by standard brands ltd toronto 2nd prise 100 tender leaf tea bags 3rd 4th and 5th prise 9 lbs each of chase sanborn coffee valued at 80c each x3i best dressed chicken by w o marshall 2 best w bushel timothy seed fay peel seed house 3 fx donor gets the article 600 3 00 s 00 3 00 5 00 3 00 5 00 3 00 3 00 2 00 6 00 j 3 ooj 2 00 2 00 2 00 2 00 cn jt 1tme table obtandard time gray coacb lines summer time table effective saturday jane 25th leave georgetown to toronto a6j s8 aju 1148 ajn 218 pnl 4u0 pjil 645 pjn 910 pm a except sundays going west c x935 uxl 1205 pjn cl50 pjn b4jq5 pjn 600 pjn x7j50 pjn 1035 pm c connections for owen sound x through to london b daily expect sun and hoi standard time tickets and information at w h long i gewye o directory leftot dale slc m sybil bennett a barristers and souclten georgetown ontario offlce gregory theatre bwg mu1 st kenneth m langdon banister solicitor notary pabbs first mortgage money to loan offlce mam street south phone 68 georgetown kaney gbaydon lawrence cook barristers ete 465 bay sl toronto brampton os kfraser raney kc h edward cook gordon graydon 333 main st north brampton telephone 793 harold r lawrence loblaw buodms brampton telephone 643 r f r watson djxs mjdls georgetown offlce hours 0 to 5 except thursday afternoons dr j e jackson dentist xeay offlce hours daily 9 to 5 evenings 7 to 9 phone 2mw geoaoetowm frank petch licensed aucnoneeb foe the cowntles of peal and mil prompt service cheltenham 3d r 33 georgetown slrb post c4nce cheltenham a m nielsen ulk tew w fraetim chiropractor xray drugleu therapist iar attemuu ooce ovr domlalad star 5 13 ih