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page 2 the georgetown herald wednesday evening january 17th 1940 the georgetown herald lhone ne per devoted to the oountr tncludlns the villages beet interests of the town oi oiudlns the village of olen wu- d ballinafad end terra cotta inued j at th office on main at georgetown j ratb6 j1jj0 per year in advance united states wo additional single copies so both old and new addresses should be given when change of address u requested advertising rates iegei notices 12c per line or first insertion to per llneifor each eubsequent insertion readers 8c per line for each insertion if in black face type bojpar line additional notices qualifying as coming events such at vmr n society churciloz or ganisation meetings etc 80 per line minimum charge 36c reports of meetings held gladly inserted free in memonan nonces 50c and 10c per une ftxtra for poetry birth marriage and death notices 50c small ad- tertleements one inch or leas 60c for first insertion and 35c for each sub sequent insertion display advertising rates on applications d errdrthe herald ig that it wlqnot be hereunder unless eu the advertiser and returned to i oy tne advertiser and with such error thereon and in that caseif any error aid its liability shall not exceed such a proportion of the entire cost of such advertisement as the space occupi ed by the noted er 1 although every precaution will be taken to av accepts advertising m its columns on the understand liable for any error in any advertisement published 1 for any error in any adferti yoi of ouelv advertisement lijir the herald business office duly sttc correction plainly noted in writ r so noted is not corrected by the ttsement error bears to the whole space occupied by such adver- the herald does job printing of all ktjnds proggss once to every man and nation comes the moment to decide in the strife of truth with falsehood for the good or evil side some great cause god s new messiah offering each the bloom or blight and the choice goes by forever twlxt that darkness and- that 41aht new occasions teach new duties times make ancient good uncouth they must upward still and onward who would keep abreast the truth to-before- us gleam- hex c we ourselves must pilgrims be launch our mayflower and steer bold through the desperate winter sea nor attempt the futures portal with the pasts bloodrusted key james russell lowell if the sun was always shining if the sun was always shining ix the sky was always blue we would never see the rainbow with its brilliant shaded hue if we never knew llfes sorrow if we never shed a tear how could we then help each other when the days are dark and drear just around the corner there s a rain bow just around the comer from you there b a bit of blue sky waiting and the sun is peeping thru cheer up ill be here to morrow tls the promise old yet new and you 11 always find a rainbow just around the corner from you sometimes when your load is heavy sometimes when the fog hangs low ii we lift another s burden then our own will lighter grow if thru tears we see the rainbow it will all the brighter be for each color has a message and the meaning well then see gods brotherhood when god this jumbled earth created he shaped a perfect plan whereby a world could be related as brothers man to man twas not his will that selfishness deprives our human need or money d greed and racial creed usurps the brotherhood of man and when this old world learns at last that wart cannot make peace tbflt only he can make us brothers then wars will cease and when man learns that all must share so none be over rich and none too poor then and only then his carp will make men brothers by rose seattle warning against j sabotage issued industries particularly those en gaged in war work have been warned to take all possible precautions against sabotage in a statement issued here today by the canadian underwriter association 1 te last war saboteurs did con slderame damage for your own pro tection it is suggested that a careful check up of employees be made and every precaution observed to prevent wilful destruction and intereference with your productive activities from this cause the statement said at the same tlm the association edvtsed manufacturers- consider the effect of any plant changes on fire hazards and said this applies partlc ularly to changes in ox extension of beating plants power plants or the introduction of new processes be cause unforseen hazards can create loss of employment serious interfer ence with the output of canadian plants and curtailment of canadas war work jteriodlcal inspection of ore hazards was suggested in the statement and the association said the services of its trained engineers and those attached to the regional associations represen ting board companies- tfaroughout a alw a to m facturers for consultation the statement also pointed out that the board insurance companies tfrttrngh the following underwriters associations to canada canadian underwriter association western canada insurance underwriters asso- jmosm british cohintfna undenrrlt- ra association nova bcoua board of fire undarwrtteiav jfcnr bnmswlck board or fire uaomwriters and the prtnos vdwatftruutf board of fire v san gratuitously of h government of tnad the of their engtoeertng depart- 1 to tb snit that nqthmv is fctt tndone which jrfll retard can- adtt war etxort annual report norval rifle hub following is a hrtef reports of thfe 30 ngs of the norval rifle club for e year 1930 the first event of the year was the january and february indoor league as sponsored by the dominion marks men of montreal this league shoot is competed for by rifle clubs all over canada as well as newfoundland eleven of our members won silver spoons five expert spoons and six marksmen s spoons the following members won expert spoons with scores of 206 or over out of 300 viz h nurse m atkinson f johnson r w hall and w wilson marks mens spoons were won by the follow ing with scores of 20 or over out of 300 viz e mcklnney q h hail w ltsk c meredith dr stevenson and a w wilson in the outdoor league at 50 and 100 yards five members won silver spoons viz m atkinson expert spoon the following won marksmen s spoons viz h nurse f johnson w wilson and g h hall three teams of seven men each have been entered in the january and february league competitors mak ing scores of 297 out of 900 will re ceive an expert silver spoon and com petitors making scores of 294 out of 300 will receive marksmen s sliver spoons a handsome trophy will go to the competitor making the highest score in canada it is to be hoped that one of our members will win it second annual jane meet this meet was another pronounced success riflemen attending from nearby centres as v ell as from the northern states of the ujsa it will soon be an established annual affair and in the late spring riflemen will be looking forward for the dates of our next june meet club competitions hilliburg vs norval at hlllsburg a scores norval 1558 hlllsburg 1504 north toronto vs norval at toron to b scores north toronto 705 nor val 781 hamilton s norval at norval a scores narval 982 hamilton 90s oac vs norval at norval a- scores norval 975 oac 930 cnj vs norval at toronto b scores c n r 1180 norval 1179 cnit vs norval at norval a scores norval 787 c njt 785 oac vs norval at ouelph a streetsville vs norval at streetsville b scores streetsvule 865 norval 863 scores norval 985 oac 963 nerval vs streetsville at norval a scores norval 882 streetsville 879 postal match cnr vs norval a scores norval 990 cnr 963 north toronto vs nona at norval b scores north toronto 992 nor val 988 oac vs norval at norval a scores norval 989 oac 955 north toronto vs norval at toron to b scores north toronto 993 nor val 979 a wins 8 b wins 5 out of 13 competitions held with 1 other clubs norval won 8 and lost 5 individual and two men winnings on other range congratulations are due the hall brothers in winning the handsome silver cup on the gravenhurst rifle ranges this cup is shot fur trl annually the hall brothers rw and g r won it twice in succession this year compiling the jilghest scores ever made for this trophy the com petition was for sporting rifles or anj calibre distance 100 yards dcjta palrsjnurse and atkinson 1198 out of 1200 a hamljton 1st nurse and atkln son 400 out or 400 individuals d c jt a 2nd atkinson in aggregate 1196 out of 1200 toronto and district 1st atkinson at hamilton 2nd in sweep atkin son long branch 3rd in championship atkinson match no 1 atkinson 2nd match no 2 atkinson 2nd match no 3rjuklnsor 2nd 2nd in aggregate atkinson 993 out of 1000 norval outdoor 2nd in champion ship atkinson 2nd in dewar match atkinson 1 ottawa 4th in international dewar 30a team- t 306 out o 40 in considering the possibilities for the expartblon of canadian flour in hong kong and south china writes the canadian trade commissioner at shanghai it must be borne in mind that the bulk of canadian flour used in the south chlna market meets the demand for a product of high gluten content which cannot be satisfied by australian north china nor the maj orlty of united states lours imported into the market a peculiar characteristic of the hong kong and south china market is the manner in which tests are made to norval outdoor match no- 1st a w wilson cash prise no 13 sport log rifles let r w hall gold medal toronto stater shoot ontario indoor championship 1st h nurse score 300 out of 300 toronto wtefdrd memorial trophy ik h nurse 400 oat of 400 ojtjl at bong binnrti itnamplnn ahp h nurse 400 out of 480 match no i nunse match no 2 h nut match no 3 k nurse aggre gate h nurse 997 out of 1000 nor val outdoor match 1st h norse 3m oat of 400 ottawa dewar teach match 1st b nurse 3b out of winning the a stuart boa challenge trophy m the yearly aggregate- event u atkinson won jet plaos- with auoara of 3490 out of 3500 winning- a suver cup fred johnson won 2nd place with a score of 3489 out of 3600nrin- nlng a handsome shield h nurse won 3rd place with a score of 2488 out of 2500 winning a crest spoon the above trophies were donated by the club a similar competition will be in order for 1940 seven new members were added to the roster this year the finances of he club are in a healthy condition chinese tet flour for gluten content determine the gluten content of flour ifthuuknowiuaa the chinese wfttl test and is the only basiswwploh chinese dealers will accept decisions in regard to gluten content the me thod is crude and stapleflour is mix ed with water in the proportion of two to one and the resultahttdclut4 is subjected to handling under a waf erdripping action until only ghiten remains the weight of this residue when compared with the combined a eight of flour and water used gives the percentage of gluten content- for example if la ounces of flour arc mix ed with 5 ounces of water and the gluten remaining jpelghs 3 ounces the hour is considered to contain 20 per cent gluten professor dldri t you have a bro th to class last year j no sir it was i 1m taking it over professor extraordinary resem- lance my first gbrl friend was a chain pion golfer my second a champion tennis player my third a swimmer and my ohoh a sweetheart in every sport anthracite we looked over the whole anthracite situation put every coal offered to every test we could think of and from the whole world of anthracite we picked old companys lehigh its harder more concentrated longer burning more economical and its chock full of heat units te wont try to tell you all the reasons why we know old compan s anthracite tayour best buy the day you start using it will prove that vi by delay the sooner you start the sooner youre on the way to real heating economy j b mackenzie son phone 33 georgetown old compahys anthracite fhe modern fufl for solid comfort qusnapsuot guild pick a picture specialty as you become more skilled in photography you may and that j certain subjects or types of plctuses appeal to you strongly if so it is wise to specialise on this preferred type such speclahxing doeau t limit you indeed if you master the tak ing of ooe kind of picture the knowl edge will help you in taking other kinds here are a few of the picture spe cialties that many amateurs and in teresttng perhaps in the list you will and one that just fits your own needs action pictures if you have a amen with fast lens and rapid shutter this is an interesting field full of thrills and dramatic opnortu n ties doth winter and summer tporta ofter splendid chanceb for ac tion nbots flower pictures this la a year- ound specialty in winter picture our window garden in summer the indoor garden any camera null bte but more satisfactory results 111 be obtained if it is fitted with a portrait attachment outdoor pictures at night mod rn fast dims now make such shots eisier short time exposures with rdlnary equipment or even snap shots with ultra fast lenses enable ou to picture street scenes and 11 i urn in a ted shop windows twilight ffers many interesting picture ef fects and snow scenes have strlk lug beauty under moonlight or street lamps all you need u a cam 1 ra and a tripod or some solid ob ject to support it during time ex poanres with the slower lenses a pl it g fun to explore a town in search of interesting architecture novel doorways odd bits of old fashioned gingerbread decoration or such historic structures as the one pic tured here this too is an alt year specialty tabletop pictures here is a epe- clalty that offers anrp1e scope for originality construct mall scenes or situations using dolls toy ai mals toy houses etc then picture them any focusing camsra or a ffxedfociw model with portrait at tachment added will do and tabled picture taking is more fun when- you elroote 0 specialty and master it architectural pictures such as this one make up one of many fascln atlna field topping is an entertaining pastime at any season silhouette pictures pet and anl mal pictures nature pictures these are also worthy specialties infor mal portrait snaps of the baby at other members or the family also are a popular held and there are many others choose your specialty cultivate tfr build up a fine ool- mouon of pictures in this onallne and youll be an abler photographer in any otherfield u john van guilder music hathtlfiarnis by oscar mbadows d ooer brown s face was puz zled and he did not as usual pause at the end ofme street to wave to his wife she actually seem to try to think up ways to spend money he thought grimly music what nonsensel she want ed a house and i bought her one now she s got to be satisfied at the station he bought a paper and paid 75 cents foctwo highclass rhagazines but he did not read in stead he blared moodily at the fly ing landscape a wonderful morning brown said a tired looking man of 35 years his eyes upon a cottage with a steep tiled roof of chjnese blue 1 sup pose this is an old story to you but to me after the dusty years in the city it seems a miracle of beauty you ve lived here ten years haven 4- you yes roger s tone was filled with importance you see my wife was determined to get out of flat life she saved and scrimped so determined was she to put every penny towards a home i like to live well i earn the money and i propose to spend it she watched the advertisements and ran about constantly wearing the shabbiest of clothes roger s fat face was petu lant and finally she found our present home i wasn t a bit anxious to tie myself up with pay ments and l hated to be far from the downtown theaters but i gave in to her i believe in being good to women and ben miller looktd at him in sur prise but aren t you glad that she coaxed you into buying your house must be worth much more than you paid for it it s doubled returned roger smugly and the children have improved vastly in the fresh air ind freedom to play i m saving a t dv sum each month now that i ve t rent to pay i often tell susie it s lucky for her that she got such a good provider but if she fiadn l scrimped you d have still been paying rent oh that s a woman s place to save she s getting extravagant too she s determined io have a radio says the children 1 kc music i laughed at her but i r ally felt like scolding her across the aisle were two women talking in high affi cted voices yes indecdy shrilled the one nearest the window i just told him to get down to earth he thought if we spent sunday in the suburbs i d be interested in flowers and pels and alt that and m hmi buy a house there and have ethelmda home from school not me let the girl stay in boarding school where other people look after her i want to be in my cozy flat where there s no responsibility i m out every night somewhere but he thinks just be cause he s on the road that i ought to sit in the house knitting i should say not returned the other looking at herself critically ih the mirror in the top of her stfuare purse ralph thought i ought to pay only 100 for my spring suit said that was more than he could afford know what i did what queried the other gig glmg and shifting her gum thanked him for the hundred bought one- that cost 175 and charged it how s that for manag ing the old days of sitting at home saving and sewing have passed i work halfdays downtown and get my own money my husband hates it and wants me to stay home and live on his salary but why should p this way i use all his money for our expenses and have my own for pocket money and then i can always tell him that i earn my ttv ing if i kept ethelmdi home i d be tied down constantly he pays her school bills so should worry did you hear those women miller whispered roger i was mighty thankful when my wife consented to help me save so we could get a start if we d start ed a home when we were first mar ried we would have it paid for now but i liked to see her wear pretty things and enjoy herself it was my fault miller put in loyally but his companion noticed the worry lines about his eyes and the dispirit ed droop of his thin shouldtrs now she s delighted with her little house my wife wants a radio mur mured roger forgetting that he had said this before roger thought of the gold banded cigars in his case susie now that their house was paid for ver com mented on his expensive habits he frequently stayed in town to go to ttreaters with h ch he thought too of the 100 suit so glib- ly called cheap by the over cnr time table btandu4 nm mag balt pamengsr p mad fumnger and pumoeers for tfttno pmseneer 8undx otqy mtag eutf u 11111 umatar 1 mmlamr eit turn j oohig west passenger oberfuatl bm sua assenger daily except saturdays and sunday 600 pjm saturday only 206 pm passenger and mall e45pnl passenger sunday 1118 pm passenger saturday night only from nov 4 to apr 27 1225 a going north mall and passenger 845 fi going south mall and passenger 650 pan time table xave georgetown to toronto a7 08am 028 a jn 12j8 pjn x o 353 pm 438 pjn 6 48 pjn 9 03 pjn to london 1006 ajn xll20 am 305 pjn cx265 pjn ay446 pjn 700 psn bqm pjn dxll05 pjn exlljo pjn except sun and hoi b sua and hoi c saturday only d except sat sun and hol e bat sun and hal x to kitchener y jo stratford tickets and information at w h long phone 89 gray coach lines directory f b watson djjs- mjai georgetown office hours 9 to 5 except thursday afternoons leboy dale kc h sybil bsnnett ba barristers and soucttors mill street georgetown ont kenneth m langdon barrister solicitor notary psute first mortgage money to loan office gregory theatre bldg mu1 at phone 88 georgetown hed dressed woman across the aisle why my wife never paid 100 for a suit in her life he said scowling at ben you re a iuoky man a man a wife makes or breaks him if radio will make mrs brown con tented don t you think it s a small matter giving the children the best in life is fine think of poor ethelinda he added in a whisper glancing toward the gximchewer in her gaudy hat poor ethelmda ts right chuck led roger suddenly complacent he had chosen a worthy mate gueaa i u send out a radio today frank petch licensed auctioneer for the counties of peel and prompt service telephones cheltenham 26 r 23 georgetown 61 r i post office cheltenham monuments pollock ingham sucoemora to qatar a worth gait ont datfom on ketaeot plume tu inspect our work in greenwood cemetery am nielsen th tear r prsctfo chiropractor xray drugleu therapist utd attendant office over dominion store georgetown hours 3 5 130 930 pjn closed tliarsday phone imw r notice of registration ot bylaw notice is hereby given that a by law was passed by the municipal councir of the town of georgetown on the 26th day of december 1939 re placing the bylaw passed on the 15th day or november 1939 and providing for the issue of debentures to the amount of ajtoga f th pu o paving the connecting unas and that such bylaw was registered in tb registry office for the county of halton at milton on the 28th day of december 1999 any motion tovquasb oreet aside the same or any part thereof must be made wthlo thro 1 months after the first publication of this notice and cannot be made there after v datko at georgetown this iwtta day of r pint oirl so your ideal wai shattered secood girlno just broke