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th georgetown herald wednesday nov 1st 195- mmhmtmitmmmm travel notes england for christmas good space available on s s ascaniarijie is v sailing from halifax kitty booking advised fares f jaf elm ran s219m tsarist class front fu1w oneway john r barber travel advisor elmer c thompson insurance service phone 119 mm btreet chatting with vote expert eye care consult o t walker optometrist main 8l nwta bnikntsa over abelle drug store phone office 590 re 830 houn 9 ajn to 8 pjn dally evenings by appointment the old english herb co murdock st georgetown herbs in stock roots and powders our line are nulled through out canada and usa cough balsas bladder bal aam sumach tenle and lax ative garlic and alfalfa eaa- aalea vegsea capsules diges tive tablets herbal powders for constipation also tablets neaklens herbal for constipa tion digestive food gas and antispasmodic tablets nose and throat tabs unlets for all aches and pains your nqulry welcome advice free eyes examined glasses fitted repairs simmons jewellers main st georgetown telephone wo every wednesday 10 jo ajn fo 8 pjn her optometrist s m fad3ish ro 1051 eglinton w toronto if youve ever decided at the last minute to take a trip and leave someone in charge ot your children for a few days then you can appreciate what a hectic two days we spent last fri day and saturday preparing for a trip to the canadian weekly news paper association convention quebec city paring down preparatory jobs to a minimum wo sttled for doing the washing lron- g shopping and baking and so our chat with yon had to wait till this week j perhaps a good many of you have already visited quebec city but for us it was tho first visit wo even enjoyed the daylight part df our trip from toronto to montreal which we had been led to believe was quite boring but to us was quite lovely with occasional glimp ses of lnke ontario and tho countryside so beautiful with its autumnal colouring x the most unusual thlngsr5out quebec city outside of its quaint- ness was its weather wc could hardly believe our eyes when wc looked out of the window ourrirst morning there to find a regular midwinter blizzard rasing atid it snowed hard all day hardly any one hod come prepared for such weather and the stores there did s landoffice business in overshoes the chateau frontcnoc where the convention was held is a lovely old hotel from its windows situated high on the cliffs of the upper town you have a perfect view of the st lawrence with boats of all shapes and sizes constantly plying its waters the city of levis on the opposite banks and directly below quebec city the turretted roof tops of its high narrow buildings closely clustered along the winding streets as the lights came on and shone on the snowcovered roof tops that first night quebec looked like a scene from a beautiful christ mas cord come to life the streets of quebec are ex tremely narrow unci one is con stantly aware of the ancient atmos phere of the city the old houses and buildings have been well pre set ed as has the historic citadel from behind whose walls the at tacks of invaders were repelled the citadel is usually open to the public only during the summer months but as a- special dispensa tion the press party was allowed a tour of inspection we must have walked a good two or three miles seeing the old fort from without as will as within inside the citadel it was hard to realize that what looked like blank stone walls stud ded with the odd rifle hole and topped by eaj th and tfrass were really continuous buildings which housed the troops a beiutlful cha pel has been restored and renova ted and one of the buildings is now being used as a museum modern troops ar blllotted in the citadel which is being constantly renova ted inside but a great effort is being made to as much like th tion ts possible from one of the gun emplatc- n ents situated on one of the high est corners of the citultl tin n v is an excellent view of wolfe s cove ind the plain of braham the plains of abraham are now a beau- tlfull kept pirk in the midst of the citv mr and mrs john cummins joan john and michael when they moved into their newly built 4wne on morris street near the public school mr and mrs ivan hay with snull daughters elizabeth and mary will live in the house on albert street formerly occupied in- bythecummlns family in a couple of weeks now mr and mrs s granshaw and children ian and cynthia will be sailing back to england to make their home in surrey after living hero for over two years they will sail aboard the ascania from montreal son ian who is 17 was employed by j b mackenzie and son and dnughtcrjcynthla was a public school pupil the granshnws live on queen street when they arrive back in england the gron- shaws hope to reestablish them selves in a wood business as they did before coming to canada mrs granshaw feels they were fortunate to be aslc to book passage at this particular time because she found our canadian w inters much too sev er another daughter of mr and mrs granshaw is mrs ray har low of town miss sybil bennett kc on speaking tour miss sybil bennett kc of the local law firm of dale and bennett will be an extreme ly bus lady for the next three weeks miss bennett left inst week for a sperms tour of the prairie provi incts on behalf of the progressive i const riti pirty sht is travelling wist by canadian pacific railways ifter htr first cnrajtomt nuit brfh- don man last friddy and returns mi canadian n ition d rtiiwis i durink thl trip she will address 1 thru piomtilial convention ind speak to i idle s groups in m muting in ov r twentv m i its ind towns between brandon and tiijmi htr sxikiiil tmimn number otr fft miss benin f who w t poris sue conserv i ie t inst federal ejection ildite at the looking for keep the outside msl t s ook for o originil fortifiea h i f wn it people are thinkin in the west ind anticipitcs th it tht benefit he n render tht put in her speech s will bt dnuhk htntfifiil if iseertain what tht wesuin uint tnd expect from thin menlarj r pr s nt itivts ht people arlia- miumiiiiaiiitin iniuiiiiiiiiiititiiiiit iiiiiiniuuanm flowers 1 for every occasion design work a specialty bonded member tds telegraph delivery service flowers by wire anywhere in the world norton floral phone 31sw georgetown highest eaah pries dead stock horse 500 m cattle 500 ea hog 50c cwt according to aba and condition phone perou8 is collect darling ft company there was one little side likht which amused everone t the dinnci given us by the government of the province of lier quebec the m tin course of the menu consisted of roast beef ork- shire pudding mashed potatoes and busscls sprout- how english a meal em you hae and then there w is another sidelight at the i dinners which made us all feel par n ticularly welcome to quebec sev eral dinner speakers stressed their i wish for canadian unity with no r or religious prejudice to mar it sounded particularly convinc- i ing coming from the lips of bl- i lingual frenchmen it s a little hard to gel back into routine again after such a hol iday but wc rind there is quite a lot of news to catch up on we were slow learning of the new people who mov ed into mr and mrs a r speight s apartment on guelph st a month ago but chatting with mrs speight we found their new ten ants mr and mrs jack gunn for merly lived in long branch mr gunn is a chemical engineer with provincial paper ltd the gunns ore members of the united cruirch and have an 8monthold baby boy warren note that misses cecily and let- itia boomer hae moved farther 1 south along main street into the house formerly occupied by the wrigglesworths while awaiting the completion of their new home mr and mrs s w orr will uve in the apartment abov the bank of commerce mr and mrs orr moved on saturday and the new owners of their maple avenue home mr and mrs frost ore already here saturday was moving day for leuidii ii nulla v is killed l iron bun n hi e duelling lound when hi on had fil- 1 n in i duel i iih thi vtirs ear gospel services every sunday 7 pm oddfellows hall rev e r peteraji boys and girls service every sunday at 230 p m mr peteron in charge e p head optometrist and manufacturing optician battertks for hearing aids eyes examined scntntifioallii it st gears ea banal guelph established 0 preparedness is the surest prevention of aggression serve canada at sea canadas navy is fighting for freedom abroad to protect freedom at home the rojal canadian navy needs men today the nav s job is a big job important to every canadian you can join us now life ax sea is a challenge its a mans life and ou must be physically fit and able to live up to navy standards the nd i realthe need h now- act todayi be a sailor sen yemr tttmlry and yturstlf youll see foreign places and the full benefits of service cateer can be yours now mow j itmr sn a ctmajisn iitrtn tr vitr bnttii jan mf vtiu ft tit kttnittmg ofittr now htdpurtirt otuum m r wrm ir m m ptmm ibt rrltiwgoiat s ymr arut s vjw dtrtjif smi ftmd 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