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page 4 the georgetown heraw wednesday evening january i ith 1939 silvers department store announce that on january 24th they wul discontinue giving their coupon cards all customers should take the opportunity of buying or paying on accounts to get coupons up until that date coupons will be redeemable up until february 24th silver sdept store wher your dollar goo farther phone 375 mam st georgetown died job at hamilton ontario on sun- -dayv- january 1939 maisie belov ed daughter of alex and elisabeth joe esqueslng tn her 33rd year mjgktnney on sunday jan 8th 1939 atduelph general hospital janus e mcklnney or nor- al in his 74th year beloved hus band of ellen barker and tether of e harvey mcklnney tyndalil on saturday jan 7th 1939 at the western hospital to ronto albert edward beloved hus band of xiusy clara tyndall anc brother of the late win tyndall- of georgetown in hemor1ah mcdonald in sweet and loving memory of a dear beloved son and brother hector scott mcdonald who 2988 take him in thy arms dear saviour tin we reach that mim shore and love him as we did before lovingly remembered and sadly dossed by his mother sisters and brothers vtwt in loving memory of a dear husband and father charles vint who passed away jan 10th 1938 done from us but leaving memories memories that will always linger while upon this earth we stay ever remembered by wife and family new advertisements to bent lower flat of duplex four rooms all conveniences fireplace possession at once apply phone 95 r 15 tf stove for sale electric stove in firstclass condi tion can toe attached to your pres ent wiring phone 43 or call on n cress edith st georgetown ltp found small sum of money found in georgetown on tuesday owner may have same by proving property and paying lor this advertisement phone 118 georgetown it boy wanted boy as junior clerk and for delivery by local grocery store must be steady reliable boy apply at herald office dr thompson addresses school boards on friday evening representatives or the lions the public school board and the high school board met in the high school to meet dr thomp son and hear his- address the chief of the lions club h c mcclure in troduced dr thompson who is field secretary of the canadian dental hygience council a non professio body working for general dental health in canada especially among children dr thompson described the routine by which his organization gives their help and their relation to civic bodies and boards of health he described the progress of education in regard to many great questions of public health and welfare many- diseases have been vanquished mental hospitals 8sylumsrt3ie red cross has found a wide opportunity in ii peacetune work all this progress pends on the attitude of the pi whose cooperation makes it possible he then proceeded to give a descrip tion of diseased teeth and their ef fect on the general health stressing the necessity for early care and the evil effect of unbalanced diet several enlightening instances were given showing that in many cases diseased teeth were responsible for childrens backwardness in their practical nursing practical maternity nurse open for engagements will take cases in her own home if necessary miss lamb phone 84 r 6 georgetown tf ronson cigarette lighter and case combined on mill sl between the arena and main st color brown and nickel reward finder please leave t herald office ltp tenders for wood tenders wul be received by the un- tgtnlgned up to january 16th for 6 0om of 4 it hardwood delivered at 0 s no 16 esqueslng g bin lair secretary h r 1 georgetown 2t wood for sale cbolee 3eech and mania at 91m studies different nationalities were describ ed in regard to the health of the teeth and in each case the diet was examined proper celansing proper food and periodic inspections are the three re quisites for the possession of good teeth the same applies to age as to youth only that in age unless youth has been cared for so much damage has already been done the com plaint is made that it is expensive but the answer is that only mending wrecks is expensive the upkeep of a good machine is not expensive in reply to a question as to what action should take place dr thomp son said that all cities and many towns make provision for dental clinics and make appropriations for them health is placed at the head of the list of a childs requirements ever being listed above education the clinics are sometimes undertaken by the department of health and some times by the department of education the lions were to be congratulated on their effort to get the movement under way in georgetown the thanks of the meeting was ex pensed to dr thompson by the chairman and by several of those present and the meeting adjourned georgetown wins bockey tilt by defeating brampton 94 buhgy ward and walt richardson lead their team to victory witfitriree burrows plays bangup game in brampton net superb kefehghlng by honey ktjntz of kitchener pleases crowd by o mac mcgllvray coach mcglnnis and manager em thompson iced a flashy and speedy in termediate hockey squad last friday evening when they defeated bramp- ton9 4lnano fb th j arena here although it was their first game of the current season the georgetown team have been getting in a lot of good practice and skated their hokey rivals dizzy for three straight periods the brampton team showed their lack of practice although they had a game with bolton under their belts while the local boys showed the benefit of the coaching they have been receiving of late there was good crowd on hand for the opening affair and according to the report a bumper crowd will be out for the next ard mixed wood u6 par cord royal guelphs comfortable showplace now tofth nudat kentucky willi tentu b ycxjho obbbnb walter bmman alee hank 1 thb n chu dsilr st im 1 ad b pa utobdax and hohdax th nnriaitar ia brother rat wita pxawqla iaao wsarae moms a r areas ooanm mamax dawn patrol canadian codfish scaixot wins friends how good it tastes on a cold winter evening the ground is powdered white with newfallen snow theres a crisp tingle in the air and the appetite runs away with itself thats the time to bring out your hearty lain dishes good stlcktotherlbs meals that build energy for cold days just tiy this canadian codfish scallop and see how well your family like it and hear them ask for it again and again canadian codfish scallop 1 cup canadian codfish 1 plmlento chopped toptlonal 2 eggs well beaten pepper 2 cups mashed potatoes 2 cups milk scalded 2 tablespoons butter salt if needed flake the codfish very fine and par boil drain add to mashed potatoes and mix in the plmlento this may be omitted if desired but it adds touch of colour and a spice of flavour that makes the dish outstanding add the milk and beaten eggs and butter beat until very light season well with pepper and taste for the mixture may need a little salt grease a bak ing dish and fill with the mixture bake in a moderate 350 degrees f oven for twenty minutes this makes a splendid main dish it should be accompa by a green vegetable and some of those sour mixed pickets you put up a while back little curls of bacon can be served with it and folio with a raisin and coconut pie mcjp of the time you think of a raisutpie with a double crust but do try it with a meringue top and shredded coconut toasted to a delicate golden brown bolton win 72 on slushy ice georgetown intermediates opened the hockey season at bolton last card of thanks lira a devereaux wishes to think all her friends and nelfbbon those who so kindly sent fivnrers fruit and cards and who visited in the hospital tod while at home during nor recent mnea these little lmliiiaf all help along the road to recovery the game had all the earmarks of a playoff contest rather than opener as both teams waded in from the drop of the puck and kept at it with hammer and longs for three solid periods the game was cleanly play ed and it had to be as the teams tra velled at a high speed the feature of the game was the superb referring of honey kuntc of kitchener who whlstletooter can get a job in this town any hockey night when arguments showed up he referred both players and managers to the rule book and oonhnwsoedplay without further- ado offsides were not to be over looked and rough play and highstick ing were taboo ther feature of this game was the flashy stlckhandllng and skating bungy ward veteran player of the georgetown club and also walt richardson who patrols the boards on the opposite wing to ward both boys turned in brilliant efforts and had it notbeen for the phenomenal playing of george shorty burrows in the brampton net the sore would have reahed a new high the brampton team missed the ser vice of bill weiler who that day had received a gash in his finger which required four stitches and was unable to play the georgetown team this year is minus their centre man of former seasons- when sheeny tost dcioded his services were worth some of the brilliant gold dust the club did not possess and when the pressure was applied by the holdout system was given his bag and best wishes of the club sheeny has always turn ed in good hockey for georgetown but the club must stick strictly on an amateur basis pordgy rkldall fill ed his place at centre ice with credit to himself brampton got the jump on the local team and scored twice before george town could get started then adding another to make the score 3 2 at the end of the first period prosscr scored for brampton when he slid the puck under alcott from close in then mcmurchy drew a penalty and prosser went off when brampton hod too many players on the ice play ing two men short anthony of bramp- shot from centre ice the puck i being deflected off joe halls glove to i make the score 20 georgetown j then bcselged the brampton net and ward ran in two quick goals k long put brampton ahead with an other counter before the end of the period soloski and word both drew penalties for minor offences soloski started the second period in the penalty box and he no sooner got back in the play when k long trip ped sanderson when he was in on goal and drew a penalty ward took the penalty shot but failed to even find the net georgetown then ap plied the pressure and ward scored the tielng goal with walt rlchard- pon putting his team ahead when he pulled burrows out of the net to score then came g rlddalls turn and he also scored on a pass from ward the socre at the end of the second period was georgetown 6 brampton 3 both teams tired in the third per iod under the gruelling pace but georgetown kept up the scoring first it was rlddall to count from close in then walt richardson scored on a long shot brampton were given a penalty shot which was taken by k long but failed to score however this same player counted bramptons fourth and final goal while george town was playing a man short ken richardson smashed in sonny stock- fords rebound for the ninth george town goal of the game both teams drew three penalties in this period sanderson 2 k long 2 hall and mcmurchy bramptons defense proved their weak spot while burrows stopped rubber from every angle in the final period soloski macintosh and k long were bramptons beat the first string line of rlddall ward and w richardson for george town clicked like clockwork while the second line of k richardson stock- ford and ritchie held their own while on the ice hail dewhurst and san derson proved a sturdy defense ernie alcott was back in the net after a few years absence and turned in a good game considering his layoff all in all georgetown has a fine in termediate team this year and should bo real threat for the group cham- fatonsbip the hands of a wellpicked team while most bolton players originate from toronto hockey leagues george town were proud to ice an all home squad the ice was in no condition for hockey and speed and combina tion plays were not the order the 72 score is no indication of the play as georgetown carried the play to the bolton end during the greater part of the game but superb goaltending and the breaks gave bol- the game georgetown scored first when they kept the puck in the bolton zone for almost the entire first period ken richardson was the marksman when he scored on d rlddalls rebound georgetown came out of the sec ond period one goal down as harris and barney netted one each for the homesters to make the score 21 while georgetown cominandered most of the play tn the third period bolton managed to score five goals while georgetown scored but once on a nice shot by dewhurst from the blue line harris who was the star of the bolton team counted four and play was fairly clean considering the condition of the ice atlhough a flareup occurred in the players boxes when the coaches of both teams tried to mix things up all the local boys worked bard up until the final gong but ginger hall in the bolton net kept them from scoring time and again bolton play here next tuesday night and if we have good ice a real game is assured bolton goal hall defence kehoe james centre crocker wings harris nelson subs barney stubbs young georgetown goal alcott defence hall dewhurst centre g rlddall wings ward w richardson subs richardson ritchie stockford d rlddall sanderson referee holmeshaw toronto it pendent on ani league standing bolton georgetown brampton friday brampton tuesday georgetown future games jan 13th georgetown outlook for trade remains uncertain candlan exports of farm products declined during 1938 at the same time that world trade in general was being curtailed the decline tn farm pro ducts was partialqy the result of the short crops of 1937 and reduced uum- bewot live stock available nor the market more favourable crop con ditions in 1938 and a prospective in crease in live stock output in the lat ter part of 1939 indicate supplies available for export from canada wul exceed those of 1938 canadian farmers are often as much affected by changed conditions in other countries as by changes within canada itself this is because of the fact that canada as a surplus pro ducer- of agricultural products is de- surpluses before satisfactory prices can be established in the home market- not only do foreign conditions affect directly the export market for farm produce but mdlrectly the movement of all commodities in world trade affects economic conditions in ofinada and therefore is a governing factor on the home market at the same time the downward trend in toe volume of world trade which commenced in the fall of 1937 was carried into 1938 to such an extent that trade for the year just closed was below that of 1937 the movemennt of trade be tween nations is closely associated with business activity within the ma jor trading nations and while activity was lower in 1938 the improvement seen in the latter pert of the year is a favourable sign for world trade dur ing 1939 trade hi recent years how ever has been so much associated with control measures of various types that it is extremely difficult to pre dict what may occur in the future the agricultural situation and out look for 1939 prepared by the do- mnnon departments of agriculture jidtrfldjeanj j2pmmercfi ich doll it ni thatr jan 17th bolton to bring together all the available in formation on world trade and to pre sent these facts for the benefit of farmers in making their plans for the now year the decline in world volume of trade in 1938 was accompanied by an accumulation of world stocks of food stuffs and raw materials with a con sequent decline in the prices of these commodities the disparity between prices of raw materials and manufac tured goods made it particularly hard for nations producing primary pro ducts to maintain their trade as it took much more of their products to pay for imports from other countries when world prices declined during 1938 many countries felt that in order to maintain prices in their own coun try it was necessary to restore many of the restrictions on trade which had been relaxed somewhat during the relatively good year of 1937 in at least ten countries states the report duties on grain and other foodstuffs had been reduced or suspended dur ing 1937 due largely to crop short ages following the bountiful harvests of i38 and the world wide decline m business activity early in the year some of these countries reverted to revised juvenile hockey schedule jan ii georgetown at milton jan 12 milton at georgetown jan 14 milton at acton afternoon jan 16 acton at milton jan 18 georgetown at milton jan 20 acton at georgetown jan 21 georgetown at acton ternoon jan 24 acton at milton jan 26 milton nt georgetown jan 28 milton at acton afternoon jan 30 georgetown at acton fob 2 acton at georgetown af- ofltoher tn looktoc tor a parkin but tovvb no oar on yeab offlsbsr x haw ft m be parkin pl i ttrv bratnpton ooal burrows k bong onion centre anthony rwtoca soloski d lonff subs mc- mtaah praam mcmurohy o alcott defence hall dwrfaunt centre o rlddall nrtnga ward mohardsop subs k many birds at peel poultry show icontlnucd from page 1 alexander georgetown i cock pallet 2 3 hen 2 ckl w c b polands chapman weston 1 2 cock 1 2 3 hen and ckl 1 2 3 pullet silver polands chapman weston 1 cock pullet golden polands a e waldle milton 1 cock 1 2 hen 1 3 ckl alexander georgetown 2 ckl white polands waldle milton 1 cock 1 2 hen buff polands chap man weston 1 cock hen ckl pul let houdans herrington george town i 2 3 cock hen ckl 1 2 pullet spcnce georgetown 3 pullet pigeons blue or black chequered homers grenville swaclohamer brampton 2 cock 1 hen fletcher brampton 1 cock 2 hen canal oity bantam yards welland 3 cock and hen any other color homer gren ville swackhamer brampton 1 2 cock muff tumblers canal oity bantam yards welland 2 cock and hen fletcher brampton 1 cock and hen dean legged tumblers fletcher brampton 1 cock and hen jacobins murray kett brampton 1 cock- kings kent brampton 1 2 3 cock and hen carneaux kett brampton 1 cock and hen nuns kett bramp ton 2 cock 1 hen old birds 1 cock and hen young birds alexander georgetown 1 cock 2 hen wiggins brampton 3 cock and hen rollers fowlie toronto i 2 cock and hen old and young birds trumpeters flet cher brampton 1 2 3 cock and hen old and young birds fentaus canal city bantam yards welland 1 cock and hen alexander georgetown 1 cock- 2 hen young birds wiggins brampton 2 3 hen old birds 2 cock 1 hen young birds modenas kett brampton 1 cock and hen special awards of prises and trop hies were as follows n j aueman cup r smith weston best trio of birds t l kennedy cop a n wal dle milton best collection of rooks t i kennedy farm cory herrington best collection of white rocks put preriednu oup w j alexander georgetown best col of dean- legged bantams boy their former level of protection howk ever up to the autumn of msb number of tfto reduction were i m effect 7 during the past year or two has been a vtam increase in number of trade agreements based the fmo8t2avorednauons prmol the united states has recently nego tiated 20 such agreements the trade agreements recently conciudedi- tween the united states and the uhlc4 ed kingdom and the united states- and canada particularly agrlcukure valuable concessions nave been obv tained for a wide range of r primary produtcs exported to the united states another factor which often has an important bearing on world trade lsif the movement of exchange rates rha- is when the value of the pound ster ling falls in relation to ithe w1ihh ports to the united bngdom wbichll are paid for in pounds wiu- brings less dollars to the canadian exporter the pound declined during the fall months of 1938 and the situation at the close of the year was still un settled the agricultural situation and out- look for 1939 is the sixth annual re port of this kind published by the daminion departments of agriculture and trade and commerce the reiri port will be available free in janu ary from the publicity and extension branch dominion department of agriculture ottawa accidents and compensation under the workmens compensation- act the number of accidents reported to the workmens compensation board of ontario during 1938 was 50- 834 as compared with 70582 during 1937 the fatal accidents numbered 162 as against 376 during 1937 the total benefits aw during the year amounted to 848428119 aa compared with 64296055 during 1937 the 1938 figures being made up of 531036620- compensation and 1- 15389449 medical aid it willbe noted that the total bene fits awarded during 1938- are greater than during 1937 this is explained by the fact that 1937 was a very ac- live year and some 2500000 was awarded- in 1938 for accidents which occurred in 1937 and previous yeata and in which payments were not made or were not completed- the number of uncompleted claims which will be carried over from 1938 to 1939 wul not be so large there were 4460 accidents reported during december and the awarded amounted to 60495488 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