the georgetown herald piptvslicond year of publication aeorgretown wednesday evening june 18th 1919 si so per annum or si 25 if paid in advance the georgetown herald i pnhlih every wednesday evening t tha herald vower printing office gorgetown ont contract advertising rates kj- y urflabcd- onjjspljoallon- pv riivpflti ilijifor lii-atiiaermai- viiifa live ihxaa rr fljieforrtfapnauksev- iluiomsweloiiwlll hi oi fuk u twitioltiil nliorukumoiilhy twelve line in mi fnob advertisement without spciuq -di- tecuoitai will no jnarted ultu forbid ami eltiirttdaecortllmgiyx v advbrtiseiiumill wlllt 6huked once inch jkit wtioutxtra diarse i vchaiitjbn tor colitxacl alyrilttemvrtto rqubi b inhne oluceliy itofiaajveveny fi 1lf -i- j v bubao rcptifaw rfm tfv r v ore8 jettrvvw v si2tir paid in fmryaiuw nix month s6 xseniy incited vanoa v tliitjblmima lapel abowa the daee i vvvisrlptlonr3lrs v 3 m mookk publisher gtrtim tabro r ooino kabt moil fi4sain passenger 1181 am passenger 840 pm mail 628 pm 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phona 08 otflca and kealdanut main street south oppoalte preabytarlan church tzr optical l u plant d 0 oph o ey 8paolaliit qaorgatown ofllce next lo public library satur- tluy evening 8 to 10 pm und by ap pointnmiit dental frank r watson dob mo8 oantiat qaorgatown ont houra b b m to i p m exoepi thurhday afternoon uenllutiy in all its bronchea over bell taltphana offio t heath ld8 d d8 dantiat olllce in lane ulook one door north of onellla carriage factory houra i a m to 6 p m cuiropbactic no madioint surgery or oetaopathy v a m neil8en d c urmluuto of the fainter the ori ginal school of chiropractic daven port iowa u h a office over ilduiiguun rrur store coiihiiltatlon and hplnul analytilh free tueuduyu thurujass und hatur- days 2 to 6 aha 7 to 8 p m phone idoa auctioneers benj petch lluonaod auotlonoar for ilalton and pel aioiiwlllluinh punt ollloo salon conducted uaturaotorlly und at rea- boiiuiiio- rutes ordoih left at tbe aaartfalowii herald ollloe yvill rooetye piomitt attention milton prentiss knoimbkrh and maciiinhrv ukokhrh motors lilitctric llepalrs ik foy hldo toronto j a tracy olerlc tqtiuiattlp of baquealnv clerk 3rd tjivihioii court tlio leading tire and oh iimuranoa ua repieijented laauer of uoenaaa olllae4llil street wait georgetown ollloe ilourawedneaday and sat- iony oftemoona mm jiiv butter paper at the herald prompt returrts from shipments when you ship grain butter cheese or fruit put through the merchants bank a draft on the buyer this la the business way of securing prompt and satisfactory settlement it saves time and possible loss trie mcrchants bank head office montreal op canada stablished 1884 ckoituktown branch acton branch c w orandy manager l b shorey maria pattersons meat market is where you can secure the very choicest of all kinds of fresh and cured meatsfish etc at the lowest prices w j patterson main street georgetown phone no 1 its no pleasure to carry a watch if it does not keep perfect time we are expert watch adjusters and guarantee our work to be satisfactory ijl all the latest and best in watches clocks jewejery etc at right prices a b willson main street next mcplbbon hotel atternoqrircoboibfltlifr qw- hoiuer smgersj lontilng tlioiitjrii jiauanj fiwitti soiieb ofoideh day j jlveijirlcdnport wo old home siiirera xmfijirre- wjmti weateiri depiociuc lifts done poiv me p drl aibhar wiuwid bynbs orwalos i- second day afternoon concert tho cliarlcr edwaij clark co baritone solos violin soloiljiidno lecture the spirit of france lieut joan a picard of prance kvenink concert tfie fjlias edward clark co lecture or oeorge adam of montreal subject with harry lauder in the treiichos or david lloyd ooorgo choice left to local committee third day afternoon conceit the vissochi florentines a novelty program featuring the piano accordion with reader violin and piano lecture the fiddler and tbe fire fred o bale of columbuh ohio evening concert the visupcjii florentines lecture the fourth line of defease fred g hale fourth day afternoon concert the demille quartet a wellknown cana dian male qmirtel with solo and ensemble work of highest merit lecture a woman on the italian front dr cecile oriel kvvninit concert the demille quartet lecture revolutionary buiope lr prank bohn fifth day afternoon rest afternoon in preparation for the great play in the evening evening the play 7 keys to baldpate goo cohans popular play under- management of percy vivian behwro theatre new york who will play the leading role sixth day afternoon the junior chautauqua pageant conceit the fisk jubilee kingem wonderful melody delightful featuring of negro hongs kvening- concert fisk jubilee singers lecture fighting the turks at the dardanelles sig tom sknyhill the famous soldier- poet and wonderful orator of australia afternoon program 8 oclock evening program 8 oclock daylight saving time season ticketb senior 200 childrens 100 transferable within the family but not outside single admission afternoon 50c evenings 70c children 25c and 85c war tax additional to above prieea ynrjjjjjdobi ibiiiiiminmill imanmmndmi atuiiiiiiiujj s ibcrnm outing shoes j the young lady will certainly want a pair of our outing shoes this summer y shoes for tennis dancing yachting golf and all other outdoor sports our prices are lower than the lowest call and be convinced rumford the shoe man the home of better shoes ten lanmiiiiuhibl woimninmbi laniiiinrnuull ibiinmimmi real estate my bargains in farm lairds village homes garden lands etc are attracting many buyers pobably i may have just what you have been looking for call me up and i will be pleased to show you my list phone 16 4 georgretown e a benham the medicine for trouble ive been feeling pretty ulue lluve you over had em wellj i gueas theyre nothing new b eyenadant v but jtqtiv teiiiev fotmy troubles neighbor j sat town oiid t buckled in wit ihy saiy labor try it some time hen youve got feel tigs- that are dlayf rjucftltiin norniuervlat v just sp you frte busy ai tftodoviotjqajoli irithe shadows lurking- stldorti hothoi joii avith carev r jt theyflnd douglabmallobh of ar speed fm by cathbumb parbomb capyrlsnt ull by uoclura nawapapar rndioatai gardner lane was busy with the de lightful task of painting amy rolands portrait if you bad seen amy you would hove reafly envied him for she waa truly lovely on this particular day amy left the tudlo somewhat later than usual for the picture waa just at an interesting stage and gardner could not bear to stop work till the last bit of daylight had vanished mra roland who nl- wnya came with her daughter had left early to keep an appointment anil amy had promised to meet her at five gardner had kept her till the last possible moment and she wax hurry ing toward the front door when she ran directly into a young inau v ho was coming in the opposite direction i beg pardon exclaimed amy as he bounced back in surprise why billy laoe she added as she recog nised htm where in the world did you come from i havent laid eyes on you for over tw years just got hen amy ive been out in colartdo working bard but even an obscure farmer has a right to a vacation new and then so im taking two weeka this tine maybe it isnt good to see yon again you havent changed much except to grow up more i suppose youd forgotten all about me though amy blushed illfihtly but it was too dark to see i hadnt really bat of course two years is a long time in another one i might forget whether your hair wus red or brown its hard to remember much when youre kept pretty busy billy laughed ruefully amy hefd out her hand with a frank and engaging untie in another mo ment she was gone for heavena sake cried gardner spying his brother from the floor above when did you get here well maybe it isnt good to see you again tool is this a pleasure trip not exactly the truth of the mat ter is im enlisting in about two weeks t oodby and i wanted to see the old town be fore i went over great scott yon dont say sol i would myself but im beyond the draft age and i hate to leave my work im really needed here could they pare you all right well you see im my own boss so i just sold out and came along i couldnt stay out of it any longer and id nothing to hold me back either im single too but i may not be long thats one reason why i dont want to enlist who is it louimt gardner laughed i should say not ive had a dozen since louise its amy this time i havent told her yet but im going to marry her two days later amy went or an other sitting for her portrait and again he found billy in the ball on ber way home hells mr hermit she scoffed youre not wasting time on your old friends this trl art yout lost of thtm stem to be pretty buay tbenuslvn well im not for one and to prove it ill invite you to go for a walk with me now isnt it lovely out today cried amy enthusiastically yes but youd never call this beau tiful if you could e it out where i live mountains and hills and vulleys everywhere you look and the sun sets youd love those sunsets amy they just make the whole world a blare of glory and put peace into your soul i cant explain how it is out there its too big for that jtat i can tell you it impresses one maybe im daffy on the subject but its simply life ont there to roe i feel like our poet friend who snld i want to go buck and i will i youd love it out there aniy oil i would love it she agreed and almost surprised herself by her own fervor will you visit ma some day then you and yomr husband well be delighted provided i bave one by that time in tbe meantime will you consider an invitation to dine with me tbla eve ning im sorry billy but im going to dinner at tbe beatous with gardner they asked me agea ago put ive had lovely walk wltb you bo- have i too good night billy i what can i do for you dontyyoureyer want to walk home wltb me again i have throe mora sit tings course 1 wuut to hut u man doesnt do all the tiling liv want to worse luck ill see ymi before lung though goodby i think youre the limit uud you make ma cross flared am aud re fused to notice his proffered hand whereupon billy pondered ioiik on the vngurles of women und kept out of amys way for the next two uays buj on the day that she came for her laatslttlhg slue found mm standing be fore nor jjlcitire in- thestudlbwloi e shraogv jopltanhfi ace ftxpntilook so sad bllly deadyet hemoamy 1dldnt expect you to- day onner went to new york but hesejtjt you a message at the last mln- ufrryom ynvust pave left boforeths messenger- arrivedv at jpijr home jldtd ton donxsen overjoyed tu seeine xourselfionletme keep 1 tfibf wfrat java i done tiou buly thet you nbouube so hcrrtd to- met tjobtiiou dare sax youre ootjou jireiv i im sorry amy i tod yon- 1 wait jjur gut for society in tha brat place aqd 1 always make a mess of things gardner came back from ne tor the next morning and in the afternoon tip look amy to ten at the moat fash- lonnblfe hotel in town gardner liked to he seen at smart places especially in compnny with a goodlooking girl billys sailing tomorrow be said casually in the course of conversation where to asked amy with ai parent indifference france hes going in aviation over there thats really why he came east you know ive got to go down town and fix up some things for him as noun as we leuve here you wont mind if i send you home in the car alone will you of course not gardner amy was trying hard not to choke on the de licious piece of french pastry wblcb she doing her best to swallow then she received another shock gardner leaned over the table and be- gan to speak in a lowered voice amy will you marry roe is this a surprise party gasped amy i shouldnt think you would be sur prised i made up my mind some time ago but i didnt know that and as much as ive seen of you lately it never entered my head that you loved me i like you but i dont love you any more than you honestly love me and i wont to be friends youre a better friend than you would be n husband dont you truly think gnrtl- ner gardner smiled in spite of himself where did you learn so mucb about being in love little amy i learned the little i know from a very poor teacher who didnt even want me for a pupil im sorry gard ner but i do cure for someone else he doesnt even know i exist hardly forgive me but its the truth and youll still be my friend wont you you can be perfectly sure about that returned the rejected suitor promptly amy waved her hand to him and then turned and walked rapidly in the opposite direction from her own house her head was dlxxy and her feet seemed to travel too slowly she dragged herself wearily up tbe btepa of a familiar house and rang the bell in mr william lane in shi asked the man who answered ber ring in the library miss dont announce me then hi go right in billy was sitting with his back to the door writing amy walked across the room before he saw her then be dropped hie pen and sprang to his feet in amazement amy t he cried has something happened you want gardner no i dont want gardner ive just refused to marry him i just want to know why you are going away without to me its unbeliev able do you mean to tell me youre not going to marry gardner why not its really none of your bualnesa but til tell you for the simple rea son that i dont happen to care for him not in the marrying way of car ing i mean what way la that i didnt come here to talk to you about marriage mr william lane i only came to tell you how horrid i think you are i think i almost liare you billy covered the distance between them in leas time than it takes to mention it then he caught amy in his arms and held her till she had ceased to struggle v and i love you love you love yon he told ber for about fifty times in as many different ways looktne in tbe eyes and tell me you hate me but amy waa too comfortable to look up so she didnt even answer blm after a little while billy looked at his watch and found it was u quarter to eight will you go to dinner with me this time amy darling he asked her it looks as if id have to you dont know how much i wanted to go wltb you that day billy lets get out of tbe house before gardner comes- i think it would be better to break it to him after youve been gone a few days even though he didnt really love me at all oh i wish you didnt have to go billy i cant bear to think of it would you marry me tomorrow if i could get a special license yea any time at all then well go and see about it- will you come with me anywhere you wont be able te lose me now and billy my husband and i will be glad to come and visit you on your wild and woolly firm as soon as you come back to us then ill ijnve something worth fighting for now thats what helps a man to do his duty even if it is hard work too im the luckiest penou in the world today amy dearest with the exception of one other corrected amy and was immediately deprived of tbe power of speech again esquesing council esquesing june 9th 1919 fhe first sitting of the court of revision for the township of es- quesing for 1919 was held at 10 oclock hampshire elliott that mr standibh act as ohailhian after oodsidertng tlie aiieu jt was jnoveh by mr qartirihire seconp- el byr1klejpbvn thatthep lcal to this court be decided as follows robert holliwell tenant 100r elizabeth j bingham isabel biripham rebecca birjghdjn allow- ed au owners on bail way assess- niont eotformed cbjnriksie sessed if 807 jbsepji flynnreduoed m w- a vrfung atuvaiei young riheingel froin w w jhopd- dog- died ftlloyved uppibr i canada college airoweijr tenants of tjc college assessed- fanny mcjq6well haryey mclbweil witt mcdowell added carried thompson ellfott that the chairbaan of this court be and that he is hereby authorized and requir ed to initial all corrections altera tions reductions and additions mode by this court in the assess- merit roll for the year 1919 and the said roll as anally revised and corrected be passed by this court and that the clerk be authorized to certify to the said roll carried the court then rose the council met members alt present thompson elliott that john presswood be paid 8 for destroy ing dog found worrying sheep carried elliott mcdowell that the treasurer pay the following ac counts a mcclure for work done on cemetery hill norval 2710 cbinguacousy paying one half also 1240 for repairs done to munici pal drain james cleave refund statute labor worked and paid 16 carried hampshire mcdowell that the treasurer pay f c thompaon the sum of 80 for registered sheep killed by dogs certified by a ec- cies sheep valuer e eason 160 for 16 yds gravel supplied to a eccles pm division 48 carried hampshire tebrapson that this council do now adjourn and that it stands adjourned till july 21st at 10 oclock carried oris thing at a time general foch under whose splendid strategy our army in france is proud to serve is a one thing at a time man when he gives an order it is an order to do one tiling and one thing only never to even think of tw thliibh h insists thai this nils ufaa v- 175 million advls of wrlslays oalabratad ohawtas gum published eaoh year wiigleys manufacturers of tbe famous spearmint doublemint and juicy fruit chewing gum have just issued a unique circular to their retail trade which tells one of the most wonderful advertising experiences that we have ever read wrigleys chewing gum has beep introduced to the publio in can ada almost exclusively by news paper advertising figures given in this circular show that wrig leys is sold by more than 80000 canadian retailers that it is ad- yertised in 2g7 newspapers mag azines and farm papers from new foudland to vancouver these publications have a total of 8147 628 oiroulation each issue which means 166 million wrigley adver tisements go out to the publio year ly through these papers with this tremendous urge it is no won der that the public has responded so heartily in buying wrigleys gum it is barely ten years ago that this message began to go out to the many readers of the newspapers every year the sales have increased every year more papers have been used today the advertising is larger than ever and the selling cost less recently a western editor made a comparison between wrigleys advertising and the advertising or lack of advertising of some of his local merchants he published a statement in his columns to the effect that wrigleys spent more money with him in a month than some of his local merchants in a year yet bis oiroulation was in finitely more valuable to the local roan than it could be to wrigleys wrigleys could only sell obewing gum the local raerohant hashun- dreds or maybe thousands of items that interest the purchaser once he comes into the store advertising is needed to arouse interest to create the desire to buy in order that the merchant may make the sale then he must deliver the goods or the service which will in- duoe the customer to come again so with wrigleys the chewing gum must be good or the customer does not wish another package wrig leys have wisely added good ad vertising to good ohewing gum they have told pe6ple that in wri gleys the flavor lasts that it bene fits the teeth appetite and digest ion and to chew it after every meal it seems to us such an advertising story as this is of interest to every roador of this paper whether he wants to sell a stock of merchandise or a flock of chickens whether he needs a page advertisement or a liner want ad advertising will help to sell goods rent your house or get you a job we dont know whether you have noticed it or not but the fountain pons seem to go dry much oftoner these days than formerly a mans wife may not know what he suspects about her and ha may not suspect what she knows about him vteftfl a v 3- rvva f