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i the georgetown herald sixth 111 year qf publication georgetown wednesday evening jane 9th 1926 1 60 per annum in advance 2 00 to u the georgetown herald j m moore fahlbkuulpnyrltur htmlu aaaalaw whu h hhi lj omb tlrna ta ooinq bibt paaecnt r passenger iaaacogor mail passenccr hail f pabsfldger passenger sunday aomo wise passenger mail passenger hail passenger u pasboqger t passenger bandar ooino nobth noma booth 7 23am 0 haro 10 18 am 11 ss im 8 48 pro 6 8qpm 8 45 pro 7 21 pm 7 28 aro 81s una 2lfi pni 4 50 pm 603pni 7 08 pm 10 24am 800ani 4 56 pm 11 15 am 7 34 pm curtu nittoul oedric kallmys inwtomuku bojlwav no 8 71ffam no 2 7s5am 8 57 a 6 1157am 1 67 p m- 10 9 67 pan is w7 pm 14 7s7pru 10 957 nm j8 11 58 p m 9 86 6 1185 am 7 1 jti pm s 8 85pm 11 5 85pni 18 7 86pm 15 9 86 pm 17 t06 am a money objective it is easier to save money when you have a defin ite object in view get yourself an objectiveve systematically and you will reach it n the canadian bank of commerce captol paid up 2000 sdcrra fund 20000000 gc branch j lthomp manager t x train no 1 and 4 ran daily except sunday x directory chilton wallbridgb dale hq heir bmtmtr soudlof etc office mill st georgetown hoots 9am to 5 p m open wolamtur saturday g ouksmob h wiosnib hoon9d to 5pm open wednesday and saturday evenings pr t m marcnsmob oomhmnltttuat tat p boata oppoatta pr brfrian church m c r w bobs pbynoan and sorfon mill strot georgetown fhouc 22 exhous soman grace hosp lal toronto torn fi v wiluaw physician and urgeon ic and bcmdeoce qaecn street oflfc hours mu aej l3snd68pi alnabyp etc ear hom aod throat spkdalist at geosiet each saturday houra 7 pmat19ptnorbj appoint- meotglasea supplied office at uto matthew main st home phone 107 r r p l h1ath ltfa od oom la iau btoek aoa faor noru ohmopraono service udianmiin maw iba mo complete and npto data okv curopnctkaltjr fai ontario hwdlamr tfe ounputot falsa cb4au ib jtvpniatlaa officii next to 0neiu garage vtailiiiiwtay t satnrday 2to 57 lo9 nv other day bmin b appouumeat phooalsow residence iso atmukamptiode 313 tuesday and fndayxte9oai v tfaswmtllasr standard anthracite scranton coal in all sixes automatically soreened and loaded coal wood balaoa lamp for domeatio and- threahibg purposes bad thing and oannel goal fa tact loarry everything to betoond in any aptodate ooal and wood tard john mcdonald ph0nb ii imimmm reasonable chatrses dr w barnard opt d r 0 oatmktrtst eyoim sfcdadsl oahelmi ugirto of tomotrlat ky tlluooijt bfu golla bolno eyes tested glasses fitted broken benses duplicated lenses ground to suit your individual sight delws mro danserooa have your eyes examined at wilsons jewelry store main st oneill block georgetown bank of montreal established 1817 summary of assets and liabilities 30th april 1926 v assets gold dominion note nd sdvr com 74 520 6b6 28 dtfloiit will cantiaf cold routt lbooooooao dupauu md w ih and balancu du from otbr bank to canada 148 397 09 balanc du by banks and ban kin j correi pondnnu imtwaera thin in canada 17 224 879 98 call and swl loana on bond dcbraluri and stock 142 486 636 35 dominion and provincial government 5curt t 9s 4s8 444 71 railway and other bond detnntu- and 3 s6s l 08 canadian mod dp sccuntiaa and bntiah foreign and coionul public sacur tiai other loan canadian 33 599 887 70 notti and caaquaa of otkarsanka 2s e07 822 s3 un tad stataa and otliar foreign currane at 1 2g9 374 6s loana and oucounta and othar aaaata 317s20 2sss3 bank piamla 11950 000 00 liab litiaa of cuitomara undar laltert of tradit a par contra 12881 897 m 8749 132357 it liabilities to public not in circulation s 4874 44200 dapotlta s32 412 185 78 laltar of crvdit auutandoif 1281 8b7 m otbar liabditia 790881 31 excess of astcts over ijabilrtiw to 88769 056 98 pubbc 6 1673 300 16 1 1 11 1 n is good tea tea sudxauoiangtmot is mjlka gocdwcfizyoutfyictfusfime wlaughlwbuick shares its price with many motor cars but its value with none became of the great number of mclaughlin bulcks bought each year and because every dollar of the savings of great volume goes back into mclaughlin bulck value mclaughlin buicks moderate price buys quality hclatifblin bajck an sad does boild its cart the way all motor car cncineeri would tike to build the in f thtir volqmc or mlltnc price permitted only on the most expensive cars will yon end chassis elements in any wa comparable in cost and quality to mclaughlin boick s torque tube drive triple sealed valve in head engine poll pressure engine lnbrica ttonr sealed chassis controllable beam headlights and mechanical wheel brakes the public want finer transporutioti at lower cost and they get it in hclaogh- hnbnjek taw atw low cm ac aoaocnf rrnt arc krawawe to potchmitn ot mclauthlio- moick om timt iw tw bactar fclakstu bick u4l- fciatratioa all cara u its prica rmaiga s v king dealer msiaughunbuick browns bakery confectionery- 0w444a44 our milk bread is a food without waste and is unequalled from the virw point of economy eat more bread but be sure it is bread that la made in georgetown 10c per i i 2 lb loaf saturday candy treat week odd chocolates reg 40c 99c jelh mellows 5o saturday ice cream treat cantoloupe sandae 20o wo at l a in aoda ibaataisu call amd try oar aadaa 1 asvvem loo n h brown bakery 202w- phones confeouonery 20sj f pp elite when you see an elderljrman eat ing his dinner with the religh and enjoyment of a school boy watch hun help himself to mustard if it is not on the table he will very quickly ask for it those who acquire the habit of eating mustard of keeping their digestion keen and their appetite young show a decided preference for freshly mixed mustard ujcrat why live it twice fall if u eufaili holidays the very word sends a thrill op your back no they are not here yet but wc can see them coming just over the honion foui short weeks to be exact what do holidays suggpst to you do they suggest a mere good time or an op portnnity of personal improvement remember time spent in idleness l ncvey regained plan how to use your vacation weeks to the best ad vantage a summer camp is a splcn did place to upend a part of youi vacation time spent at a good camp is valuably spent for it will ieava an indelible mark upon your character toe activities of an organised camp cannot but add tcr your fund ol knowledge as well as to your phyai cat fitness the placid waters of s beautiful lake or river reflecting th silvery moonbeams and the dancing sparks of the campnre draws one very soul within the realmsof god would yon like to be one of tht hundreds of cset boys of thb province who will enjoy the womlen of camp life this summer would su hke to come to cedarvale the eel county camp on the banks ol the winding credit and splash and swim in the clear water cat the gor grub with the appetite that only camp can give you in the evening su lay around the campfirc listening tales of the indians and the early days of the pioneers or laughms the antics of an amateur acrol and then you go to your tents and sleep as only a camper can sleep and with all these pleasures are inter mingled instruction in the th nga thai every boy should know an 1 if you avail yourself of the opportunity you can on your return display to yout proud parents badges won in first aid iffe3aving swimming run ntng hiking nature study or si most anything you want to eam a badge at if you cant swim and possess a reasonable amount of pluck royal city dairy ice cream full line fresh groceries fruit in season dont forget to try a loal ol gnelph bakery bread forsters terma oaah os phone phqcthif korget it when the sun hai mi night close that account and utnvr but to recall whatever in ft lefts ray of tght when habit seeks to lure you to luok back and live again in memory that day you ii prove your growing strength or snow its hilts ah you pass an or loiter by the way why live it o er if it were sad for get your memory is a torture you rosy the task is not so tuyvot and yet there is a remedy in force of will if wrong were done and you the ai must curse the sooner you forget the best for you why daily with it t that but makes it worae not once but many times you live it through why linger by the bier of those doat things that never more can come agali your way if you regret then conquer well the stings k nor let their poisen spoil ariolheralay how clean and fresh the wondrout morning a dawn new hopes new aims and alwayt one now chance to try again rebuilding what is gone with knowledge ihsu shall present strength enhance b c oddfellow camp cedarvale we 11 guarantee to make out of you ja fine camp staff will be in charge men who live for boys and who will see that the necessary disci pline and the proper christian lend ersbip is given every camper tht boys will be divided into groups of 8 or 10 with an older boy as leader the price of the camp including everything will be one dollar of this should accompany your regis tration which should be sent in st once for there are many from out side the county who wish to come and these will be accepted- if the num ber from peel does not fill the camp so send in your registration with one dollar to mr oscar stockdale brampton at once many improve ments are being made in the camp and to those who were there last yesr we can promise that fine grub wilt be furnished let s go fellows and help make cedarvalo digger and bet ter than ever all boys between the ages of 12 to 18 are invited to ce- darvale the camp will be held july 3rd to 10th inclusive oakville june 3 oakvllle board of education last night made the fol lowing reductions in teachers salar ies trincipal of central public school reduced from maximum of 2 300 to 2 000 principals of brant wood and westwood public schools reduced from maximum of 1 500 to fl boo maximum of assistant pnn cipal of central school to be si soo teachers first class maximum reduc ed from 1 400 to 11 200 and mini mum reduced from s900 to s600 teachers other than principals will e given a sfio increase yearly the high school schedule rcmauu msltered with the exception of teachers who are not specisliiing who will suffer n reduction of 1200 each halton man far ltantgcrvarnor hon t c norni veteran leader of the provincial liberal party and former prem er of manitoba has been offered the lieut governorship of the province in succession to sir james aikins it was officially learned on monday of last week follow ny a conference with members of the bracken government it under stood mr noms requested a few more days before giving hit decision mr norm is a son of the late arthur norms of trafalgar he was born st omagh n road map ol ontario hon george s henry m nister of highways has authorised the publ cation of a new road map of ontario for tbe use of rootonstsand tourists inquiries have been coming in for the past two weeks from fish ng part es sum ohio pennsylvania and new york asking for information about roads and fish ng grounds the new map will hare all the provincial high ways in red thelake and waterways in blue while the hunting and camp ing grounds will be overprinted in red the country roads will also be designated by numbers lakes cities towns and villages will be easily found from the alphabetical list pn the back the map the maps are to be sold a neinraal arte interesting letter from faraway china th following kttcr to th boy un 1 girls of georgetown uniud church sunla scl ool from missl fmily caldwell a former m mber of tht school and daughur of hei anl mrs cal well gcorgaown who wenf to china some months ago miss onary will prove quilt intei ing to our readers chcngtu sic apr 17 united sunday school georgetown ont dear girts and boys it is bo long since i huve uttenkl sunday school that this opening makes me rather homesick across canada and on the steamer we iidn t have a chance then travelling up river was the same except at chung kinir here on christ man eve i went with santa onus to visit the w m s chi ncse girls home we cnlcrel a room in the centre of which was a large christmas tree beautifully trim med with t nscl and candles now you will beith nking why that is just like canada but i sten around- that tree hopping lumping and singing were little people wearing long troua era and short coats with bra da of hair down their backs these were chinese girts ohl if only you could have seen their eyes pop as santa came into the room he carried a huge pack on his back with both arms full of stockings after the girts had sung a little song this was in chi nese so i can t tell you what it about santa began to unpack each received her little packet she over to a comer and opene 1 it up secretly then brought t out to shov everyone one little girl brought over a tiny doll about three inches long whose eyes would close to show rae this pleased her immensely i think each one got a testament and a t n doll or some little thing and they were all so delighted then santa left so i did too i wonder if you know who fiilcd santa a pack well some little girh and boys in miss on bands in canada and if they could have sten the joy on those little girls faces i m sun ay would have been well rtpa d for i was talk ng about going to sun day school wasnt i well on the university campus where i am there are both women and men students but many more of the latter i heard a teacher say the other day that the women have a much keener intellect than the men that is one way china resembles canada eh girts each of these nave their separate sun lay school services in chinese of course which 1 cant understand many of notes and comments to have one this summer to see if 1 can learn a little chinese the stu dents in this way earn money for the next term i suppose of j denng if there inn t a sunday school for the little girls and boys there ie in the city but as there arc no chil dren on the campus so no sunday school i havent had a chance to e any in the city yet this is the kite season here sees boys of all ages even students of the university flying them a short time ago they had a contest on the campus there were three p rites prettiest highest and most pull the one which won the first was a large butterfly about five feet across the wings they also have them in the ipe of large birds pennants ana ikes the second was so high one could hardly see it and the lost one in the shape of a snake w th over two hundred segments had a pull of forty pounds this had a double card to hold it now dont you wish you could come here and fly kites well 1 m afraid you wouldn t either there ore realty very few children who can afford them in place of fly ng kites the majority are working we see little girls and boys like dorothy mimms and tc tdy ar nold carrying loads of bricks earth and vegetables etc now there is an addition boing built on the school and boys of ten and twelve are laying bricks and carrying mortar and lum ber just here you might 1 ke to know how the lumber is cut they have no sawmills instead the large tree trunks ore carried into the compound by men then two men with a saw cut them lengthwise think of the tnne it takes to raw one board but they have no other way yet every day one sees little girls and boys here on the campus with bam boo rakes trying to get a little dead grass or twigs to heat their nee very often the tittle girls have babies on their backs as an example of how hard it is for the average chinese to it sufficient to eat his politest term have you eaten yctt just as we would say how do you do nearly every time one goes into the city one sees little children begging gener ally they have hardly any clothes on and those rags sometimes they have large sores on their bodies or a leg or arm off yet we can very irely do anything to help beggary a profession here the parents maim their children so they will pro cure more money can you imagine the plight of these little ch idren it is terrible you boys and girls dont know how thankful you ought to be that you were born in canada and not china but wouldn t you 1 ke to help them and you arc because this is where part of your missionary money comes i wonder which class will be asked this time wishing you success in the com ng emily caldwhl training j avian bnya the toronto star weekly recently gave an illustrated article descriptive of the four hundred acre farm at georgetown where jewish boys are to be taught to be tillers of the soil this fine work is being undertaken by the un ted jewish farmers asso ciation of which mr moms saxe formerly of acton is super ntn lent there are a few boys now at the farm within a few weeks there will be thirty and it is hoped that within a year or so there w 11 be 200 there are seventy head of cattle now on the farm and a fuu equ pment of modern machinery hog choura 0tbral in gualnb as the result of an outbreak ol what has been diagnosed as hog chol era among a hcnl of 80 sw ne on the farm of charles mcdougall guelpti and township 23 of the hogs were dc vill strayed and the balance vacc listed and quarantined the disease s a rare one and this is the first serious outbreak in the vicinity of guelph the animals were killed on inrtruc tions from dr richardson of un provincial veterinary inspectors de paxtment who investigated the cir cumstances in order to prevent the dumaae sprtadinj no thispassinc lurniin b coming more num roua on ontar farms maybe the farmer is just b k nmng to real ie what woul 1 happi to him f he took the notion some lu to roum nroun i tbe hack en is of i t lots -v- lls 11efi bctinq upon the ion luct and actions of many of the young people of today oneseems to fo naturally inclined to ask of them how much h your self respect worth some young persons evi dently hoi i t cheap the boy who cheats to pass h examinations has parted w th his most precious posses slon for a song the girl who docs as her companions are doing though she v olatps ber conscience sells her self respect for almost nothing no one s rich who cannot respect him self even though he is rpte 1 as a mill onnire no oi c n poor who has reu ned his self respect although paying h s last bill took his last lollar hoi 1 fast to your self respect for to lose t means that you have ma k u bad bargain regardless of what i paid you or wtiut your present gain while some judges are com ilaining of interference by parole loards and pardoning powers with sentences passed on people convicted of offenses against the law other judges ore protesting against the kind of justice handed out by some of the police magistrates mr justice mid dlcton in rclcas ng a man from the ontario reformatory the other day declared that some of the magistrates were likely to get into serious trou ble the man in question according to the judge hail a very serious grievance the fact that he had al ready spent over two months in the reformatory before the judge disco v ered that he had no right to be there at all might certainty bo regarded as constituting a serious grievance ev dently even in canada the human ele ment must be taken into cons id era tion in the administration of just ce and human judgment is sometimes very fallible would abolish cadets the hamilton conference of the un ted church on monday may 24th wen on record as favoring the de militarization of ail physical drill in canada especially that in force in the schools it urged the govern ment to abolish cadet training in tht lucational systems introduced by rev m e conron and j m dcnycs the resolution which dedicate ourselves to its achievement wc undertake to explore and accept all roads of courage and wisdom wh ch lead to the goal of demilitarix ng the mind as well as eradicating from the heart all roots of bitterness an i strife therefore we beuevc that the training of our young men for war a contrary to the spirit of christ and be it resolved that we take steps to discontinue all the officers training corps in the colleges of the united church and that we urge the government to abolish cadet training in the public educational system ot the dominion mr conron who said he served overseas for four years and rose from the rank of private to that of cap- lam thought ne was qualified to speak tgarding war the argument that iilitary drill made for obedience fell to the ground mr conron said when put to an actual test the only obedience it made for he continued was obedience to brass buttons and tin hats and not to the great ideals of peace for which the empire stands mr conron also attacked the argu ment that such drills were physical and not military the fact was ahat such instruction in the schools was all under the supervision of the dc krtmcnt of militia and defense the itructors had a military mind he said and sought to color the minds of young boys with military ideau resolution will be forwarded to general council of the united church halton woman a lulituta ie annual convention of halton women s institute was held at bur lington on tuesday of last week its president mrs agncw of acton in the chair there were about one hun i red delegates luncheon was served by the local branch addresses were delivered by g a putnam of toron to provincial superintendent mrs dunn of hamilton and miss e bax r officers were elected as follows resident mrs g agnew acton re lected first vicepresident mrs atkins bronte second vice presi dent mrs a g clandge acton secretary treasurer mrs p w mer ry hornby reelected halton p i fair association this assoc ation was partially or canned a meeting held at milton on monday evening of last week witl r r fleming agricultural rcprescn tativc in the chair the halton and peel agricultural societies and thom of burlington georgetown an t strectsville were represented othon were heard from by telephone there was a profitable discussion of mat ten connected with the fa re and a rcuit was arranged so that then ill be no overlapping the iame horses can trot and pace at all an 1 special attractions can be secured by all the rate of a 1 mission was fixed 35 cents there w ii be coopera n in advertising mr fleming was elected president and a i mac nabb secretary both proviiional organisation will be completed an 1 ofbccrs elected at a meeting which will be held shortly obituary win j camqu lven though in his ninety sixth year wm j camqi f oikvilc around his home and grounds until quite recently markabl active man for rns great age and his memory was as dear and as at fortj however the end quietly during tuesday night of last week the funeral which was pnvste was held thursday afternoon w th nterment n st jud-s- ceme tery mr cam que had a very wide acqua ntance among haltomans hav n born and scent all his long rt turn he lved oakvdlc he was born in the llapc of nelson a son of william cam nap and margaret o connor he unted church anitk- t rement n oakville for the post 20 years predeceasejt by his wife five years ago he is survived by five daughters mrs r j tait oakville mrs neeland hensall and mrs w ecclestone mrs r weir and mr hf h johns of toronto