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the georgetown herald www mokvau oun wluiun lobi raws nanamovm iuiimrn nan mas cor actor nuroii muoi oo mi stasis oobs fc admtunc xutm m bs quoted on spvfctostton tbmwi hs s u uooulvkiy 1caby b bohh mstor harold dtytam tea oknaaaa wj m sif ana ontmjueo dtosta tt owju 0 buy victory bonds the editors corner invest in victory for the next few weeks you will be hearing a lot about the victory loan this time we can look back and realize where the money subscribed in other loans has been spent that such gigarl- tic combined operations as the landing in france could never had been with out the financial support of the canadian public to sup ply the materials necessary for invasion every holder of a victory bond should rightly be proud that he could contribute one little cog to the vast machine of war and every holder of a victory bond should take stock of his current finances and see if he can contribute two cogs or three or four this time with victory in europe so close it would be calamitous if that victory were delayed even one day because the canadian people did not supply enough equipment to the armed forces if scheduled operations had to be put off because money was not available we must invest in victory for without victory our money means nothing by lending now we are helping to make victory possible and we are building up areserve of purchasing power which will be im portant to the individual as it will be to the nation in postwar years dont delay buy your bonds today i buy victory bonds when victory comes elaborate victoryday celebrations being plann ed by some ontario municipalities leave us rather cold we are glad that georgetown folk have exhibited more common sense than one neighbouring municipality which has chosen a committee to lay plans for such a celebration the whole business sems so trivial when our newspapers are filled with accounts of hard fighting in italy and holland and when mounting casualty lists show the terrible toll of war on our young manhood victory is coming of that there can be no doubt ttot must we childishly plan to greet it with sports ajiaentertainment and general public carnival lets leave the celebrating to the men overseas who alone havte the right to let themselves go on vday our celebrating should be done in our hearts and minds ind in a sober thanksgiving that peace has been once more restored to half of this confused old world to be forewarned this week the herald again carries an account of housebreaking and thievery both this robbery and the first one which was reported a little over a week ago were committed in the same neighborhood this fact may or may not establish anything about the actual robbery but it does point out most emphatically that to be forewarned should lead to being forearmed we dont mean that in the literal sense of course what were getting at is tlis to keep large sums of cash in ones home is not a good policy perhaps you have fol lowed this practice for years and nothing has happened but it would take only one robbery or one fire to make ne realize how unwise such a habit is t is regrettable but nevertheless true that one robbery of this type seems to lead to another so at this time particularly make sureyou keep no large sums of money iri your home i annual hajton plowing match scheduled for november 3rd the annual haltoa plowing match which in recent yean hat become re cognised as one of the outstanding oounty hatches in the provinces li to be held thti yeu on friday rorem- ber 3rd on the farm of the snow oorner of the boyne slderoad and the nelmhllralalgar town line hew features this fall states w h ro binson will include a display of la bour saving equipment demonstra tions with oneway discs disc plows and a dynam j strong com mittee unor the chairmanship of stanley ball mjm is now making plans to get out various types of buck rakes corn sheaf loaders man ure loaders electric lown mowers chain saws and many other handy homemade devices the ladles of the mt union insti tute are looking after the noon day luncheon while the omagh wx is catering for the supper to be heldln the milton town halt j a carroll superintendent of agricultural socie ties for ontario is to be the special speaker and it is expected that alder man john ipi1i who has done iwh an outstanding job in oonneottan with toronto farm commando labour wul be the guest of honour iyeiw8askagaat halton garage laow night the oarage operators of halton again broke all record at their an nual ladles night held at the pal- enno community hall palermo on thurtday night oct 19th shortly after s pjn fred sinclair the president called on everyone to be seated at tables artistically decor- ated for the occasion end which were laden with good wholesome food which the ladles of palermo know so well how to prepare and serve at the conclusion of the meal a toist programme was presented to the following order the king sing- tag of the heuanal anthem tttfr tadtes mr a r speight of george town and responded to by mrs q r moduffle of milton the quests and visitors mr e r mltr of bur lington and responded to by mr geo davis of hamilton the committee had secured mt tbm hamilton scotch comedian and en tertainer whose humour and songs provided much- enjoyment for tt guests mr j l mcklndley provincial council president and a member of halton county branch and mr k j wadham executive secretary of pro- vinolal council spoke briefly doris hulls orchestra supplied the music for the dance which followed the concert and brought to a close an other successful e wyhljf hjlisiflvs aiiahmhwmbahambmbmhmi progressiveconservative letttr to the citizens of halton reviewing our aerial letter submitted to the people of halton over die part nine weeks we think the reader will find much to remind him of our leader john brackens attitude to the national problem which confront us 1 he stresses the need of wise leadership 2 he demands freedom for die individual 3 he asks for a more equitable disposition of the national income between all classes farmer professional man labor and industry 4 he allows capital its important place but em phasises the need of control of capitalism 5 he asks for evolution upward from the founda tion already established by the nation and de cries the menace or economic revolution issued by the progre conservative association concluded this week halton county active service notes pta bruce harley son of mr and bats dean barley was one of the guard of bottom- which was tarna out tor hon j u bimm dorm his visit to the first canadian corps tn italy a mainber of the lotne soota reserve latere enlistment brace joined up in july 1mb with the tth hlgmsjkvrrs nd trazmferred to the urna soots ejben the regiment went active in the spring of lml pto barley holds the obanmtanablp as canadian forces in italy in the one mil ran and ha reprssatad the ujhth atmy m this event at the al- jstd sports meet in bona he is- one ggook being overseas at lite sassy onr sfepes gatag bsfsisi opt oxird at attavr sfcsnttal tcsnuto raxofectnc famdas tmiiwri ahwhii aoi onr ray stationed at oamp borden ucpl john booth whose wife the former margaret urtftner resides in georgetown has been serving in italy for the pastyear with a canadian provost detachment en route to italy his ship was attacked and sunk by torpedo bombers and john was m the water for two hours before being rescued recently he visited rome on leave and was present at an audlsnoe held by the pope in the vatican the mind hafl mkmuheb too if you embarrass easily stammer and never think of those smart witty cracks until after the pastys ow maybe vouve become a mental har- tsulvprehlatrists say and what to do abouvit is sapiatned tn the asa- trkan weekly wttfa tats ftuisfa oct w issue ofthe detror frmflat nssaa gsjt tia oils watfc m orpv saeh04v it enabus you to buy vktory bonds through your bank on convenient deferred payments you say you want to do all you can to help canadas war effort then you will keep on buying victory bonds yeu will buy all you can you recognize the obligation that we at home owe to our men overseas you know that stocks of munitions which our fighting men need are being depleted and must be replaced you know that more munitions must go forward and you will buy victory bonds to help pay for them you would like to be able to buy more bonds you say well here is how you can do it you can buy more bonds with money as you get it any bank will loan you the ptnu fbwmb tbittmttbml firf pmyx i9 bnk inumt mr money to do this and the interest on the bonds will pay the cost of the bank loan all you have to do is to sign the letter shown here which you can get from your victory loan salesman you make a first payment of 10 or more when you apply for the bonds and pay the balance at any time over a period of six months you will be doing an important war job when you do this you will be helping your country and backing up her fighting men you will get another reward 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