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th georgetown herald wednesday january 2nd 1929 pass 3 1 pure food store 1 1 i 1 1 m i 1 i start the new year right let us supply your grocery needs here arc nome of tlie vuluea you will l our store 1 0 lbs sugar for 57c 5 lb pail new clover honey 60s pure liird in bulk per lb ise choice breakfast hrnon nliced per ll 29c choice pennicnled back nliced per ll 3bc excelitior pnnteuried creamery batter per lb 45c rose hulcina powder i lb linn only 19 4 puga arm and i lummer brand wusliinp soda 25c 3 cnken palmo soap made of palm mid olive oils 19e 3 cnkea crenm olive soap 1 7e 3 caken peroxide soap for 17c 3 pkp star arnmonio for 19c fresh head lettuce and celery etc at rirht prices pano at brussels onl on daw 4 loas mary jane ileortwell aired 63 years 0 months interment at brussels ont- anthony in krln on dee 33 in jane poster relict of the late rich ard anthony in her rith year mjroubom at tlie family residence mil line krln on wednesday dee 1111 h joint fwauson in his 91st year a e fajrnell prompt delivery phone 7s livingstones bakery specials for saturday cream puffs per dozen 60c doughnuts and fried cakes livingstones qualify bread 9c i d livingstone j l phone ss georgetown sisismstmtmmmmsmsmsisiii norringtons saturday treat turkish delight somethhib ery nice n beautiful flavor and made by one of the bent makers saturday treat 25c lb week end chocolates tills is an assortment that cannot be beaten and they come in hard and 8oft centres ulso jellies week end chocolates 35c lb hot drinks perliaiui you have tried our hat chocolate if you linvent you certain ly have minted a tirut come in and try it also tomato soup bovril ten or coffee sole agents for these fine chocolate in georgetown arthur norrington ama st phone 89 xdmvmmmmmmmmmmmm erwingoldhams meat market choice beel pork veal and lamb fresh and smoked fish al all limes phone 1 georgetown guard against the flu mm i these are flu days and flu weather if you have it or jet it our stock of flu remedies are at your disposal and we have listed below some of the most called for of these if you havent gotten it yet you naturally dont want it and we are listing also some good prevent atives we shall be glad to give you our professional information regarding prevention or cure wampoles cod liver extract 100 nyal creophos builds up the system 100 wampoles koldease inhalant 50c vicks vaporub soe oil eucalyptus 15c 25c and 60c wampoles creoterpin 4 oz 60c nadruco syrup of tar and cod liver oil 3sc dominion cbqs 25c nyal emulsion cod liver oil 60c and 100 compound mustard ointment 35c pinol relieves coughs and bronchial conditions 60c wampoles antiseptic solution 25c 40c and 76c astringosol for gargling and spraying 35c 60c 100 frosst acetophen formerly called aspirin 25c 60c 1 i wraggettes drug store mala sired grargctewn local news writ it ibm three month mow till spring have you itrokni nny of your new viiii muilutlotis y towimhlp klinrtuii next monday january 1th mr john intiti caught ji beautiful larie hultivfly on dtr usui auln lirenne jjionhl now read him u ihoifl1 die dntr on your herald illlhl the nation tdrlck company of terra cotta hurt cloned iii plant for tlu vlntur tlie with mid public school in louii will not open until uoiulay jan 7lli frcuh inkt herring dmum lft lb ul t w smiths ruh and meat market it keeping up appearance and wmp nit flown expennes just cant be did ly ttvp tame people herald advertisers will appreciate vour business in 1030 read what they have to offer before coins elsewhere report uutt tlie opr u contem plating construction of a hotel at granaevllle are denied by officials of the railway you might not believe it but in nome of our cltlea poverty u so greet thp people cant buy gasoline to drive to the soup llnei up- town credit u due electrician ben van- lev for the beautiful illumination of the christmas tree that has adorned tin corner of main and mill street thr poit week another community donee will b held in the hall at bsulnefad tuesday evening january sth good music and a good time for all the hut meeting of the council of georgetown will be held at 1030 am on january 14th 1030 and the riret meeting of the council of 1d30 at 11 urn on the tame date have your eyis examined by o t walker eyesight bpklalut at watfoni drug sure georgetown the cecond wednesday of every month phone 16 for appointment tf another flaeeeetfal bau tlie annual ball and supper of the georgetown fire brigade held on monday evening oa usual proved a most enjoyable event owing to ulneee the crowd was not quite as large as usual splendid music was furnished by the orpheus dance hand while r j mccartney performed the duties of floor manager in his usual genial manner an excellent supper was ser- i hi by mr harold hamilton beware ef meoexltle fames motorist who are in the habit of warming up their cars in their gar age by running the engine for s time should always see that the doors are open the monoxide gas from the ex haust is as deadly as any poison gas used during the war and it only takes a few seconds far it to do its deadly work once it reaches the proper dens ity in the garage murphies cheap partners who figured on paying their taxeu from revenue of the pota to crop ore sadly disappointed to- dny buyers were paying only 35 cents u bag and the offering was very light thr crop this year u lacking in qual ity hut not in quantity the excel- rlw wet ucathcr resulted in many mimll spuds leading markets are ulutted at the present time and no advance in price is looked for in the nttir future orangevllle sun firegory theatre prlday jan the ware case- a mystertoua melodrama with an eng- llmi cast comedy listen children pox nevh saturday jan 6 across to slnga- iioro from tlie novel all the brothers were valiant starring ramonnavarro joan crawford and ernest torrenoe comedy misplaced husba rab bit cartoon fiery firemen wednesday jan 0 the glorious trail western with ken maynard no 13 tartan the mighty comedy campus cutles coming the student prince children attend theatre georgetown business mens associa tion entertained the public school children of town and township to a theatre party hut thursday when over 1300 tickets were issued free for admission to the play at the new gregory theatre owing to consider able sickness in town and vicinity the attendance was much smaller than it otherwise would have been however there was a fair gathering and all en joyed the splendid pictures and the op portunity to visit the handsome new theatre many thanks are due the business mens association for their generosity in entertaining the children kriess7 church notices united chares rev dr dickie will take for his sub ject next sunday morning the etb inst the main business and in the evening if ye truly seek ye shall surely find sl georges chareh services next sunday epiphany sunday 8 mxn holy communion 11 ajn holy communion choral and sermon by the rector 7 pjn evensong and sermon by the rector i it erin mrs h p plnkney 10th line erin lias told his farm to mr lloyd hil lock mr hillock will get possession next march mrs a o puller one of the early residents of brampton and a daughter of the late william johnston a pion eer settler of this town passed away at her home in owen sound after a lengthy illness mrs puller was in her 87th year mr and mrs blake leslie and dau ghter of georgetown lir and mrs p o thompson of term cotta ur and mrs p t thompson of cheltenham and mrs l a pulling of rochester nv were guests of ur and mrs m thompson on christmas one of erins most respected ciu sens passed peacefully away on bun day morning december as ibm in the person of sarah jane poster relict of the late richard anthony in her ttth year following a lingering ulneea de ceased was a daughter of the late mr and mrs john poster and was born in erin township and spent her life in this community when a young woman alie taught school in erin village and at the p school on the 1th line erin advocate personal items mrs jsidm raid la visiting friends in toronto uus morion mckay of weuesley hospital was home for new year master bertram wlllouahby of tor onto spent the holidays in town mrs p a harley spent new years at the home of her mother in montreal mrs j a wlllouahby was a visitor in town on monday mr and mrs robert u erwln are spending the week with relative in barnu mr and mrs john o kennedy of toronto spent the now year with the mbuuw kennedy rev and mrs davison and mu da vison of simeon vailed friends in own last week mrs mlnnu colyen of aylmer spent a few ilnys in town during tlie week rev and mnt macnamara visited with mm g c thompson last week week councillor a b parr was at brussels on monday attendlnir tlie funeral of his motlwr air and mrs a a mcnlcol of ot tawa spent the holidays with george town friends- mr j n oneill wax in new york lust week attending the funeral of hi brother tho late d j onelu mr and mrs john mcdermld and miss olive kennedy attended the fun- oral of mrs quarrie at gait on wed nesday col james pedley mc of ottawa spent the weekend and new years at the home of his uncle dr h o reed mr pred carmlehael of toronto a candidate for the premiership of the boys parliament spent new years at mr a wrights dr p r watson rev mr prlth and major grant attended the funeral of the late dr starr at toronto last prlday messrs 8 kirk major grant lt- col james ballantlne j b wallace and w v grant attended the installa tion at kilwinning lodge ajt a am toronto last thursday night mr george r reed of stoney mountain man who has been absent from esqueslng for 43 years is visiting with hu brother r w reed and re newing acquaintances mrs katharine pox of montreal has come to georgetown to reside with her hide mr o t coo our eftlaena are all pleased to know that mr coo wul remain in town mr george wright of rosetowrt saskatchewan and daughter mlse an na wright of toronto university were guests of mr and mrs j roney during the holidays ur and mrs roy edwards and fam ily have removed to their new home in toronto geo is sorry to 1 flich estimable eitieeni and all join ftn wishing them health and happiness in their new home mrs robert bennett miss minnie rod miss margaret bennett of acton ur and mrs burtland oonover and ulss alberthla conuver of erlndale spent new years day at mr l b vannatter mr and mrs charles hodson are in toronto today attending the funeral of mr hodsons rather the late robert it hodson who paased away in his mth year at his home 148 rlverdale ave toronto on dec 30th norval mr and mrs george oollop and mr brooks of windsor spent the holidays it mr george oouopa miss prairie magulre who underwent on operation at guelph general hos pital last week is progressing nicely mrs webster of toronto spent new veers at mrs blocks glenw1ujams there was a large gathering at st albana sunday school christmas en tertainment held in the town ball here on the 17th the following excellent program was rendered by the children carol realms of glory a merry christines ida eaaon a hap py christmas r beaumont christ mas lullabye emme ledwldge no stockings to wear gordon graham hurrah for december clarence beaumont recitation una hill how santa looks don wilson dialogue by lawrence beaumont and ross graham merry christmas by ruth preeton carol captlve no long er there was a little girl june graham dollys cbrlttmaa ena garvin a lltue sparrow tommy ledwldge no santa claus ronald chamberlain the runaway stock ings mildred norton christmas maggie ucnally recitation by uluy eason signs of the times joe nor ton a christmas song owen hod- ley a merry ohrtatmas willie mor ton carol what do they say these bells to me then followed the beautiful christ- tax cantata flanta and the wax works much credit is due ur and mrs llndley beaumont and the teachers of the school for the training of the chu- den who all took their parts so welt beautiful presents given by mr jos eph beaumont were presented to an the teachers workers and scholars of the school rev p b wase was chair man of the evening milton pall donations to the gordon homo gratefully received bed spreads es- queslng womens institute mow ap ples wax hume carrots and beets mrs j j wilson money mrs it robertson and miss edna robertson sandwlchee knox church mission band the yuletlde spirit penetrated the county jail when governor moolbbon made christmas day as pleasant as possible by treating the nine prisoners a fowl dinner miss myrtle pteld j her st pauls united church sunday school class paid their annual visit to the jail and distributed chris tmas cheer among the prisoners the treat consisted of oranges nuts can dles pie cake and other good things royal black preoeptory no 800 held their annual meeting dec aand the following officers were elected and installed for the ensuing year wj j e wilson dp geo hilyer chap lain u job rewrdlng regutrartv e bradley treasurer chas brooks 1st lecturer r o graham and lect urer j elliott 1st censor r j are- ham 2nd censor e x lindsay 1st standard bearer j d lindsay and standard bearer jao macdowell pursuivant 8 d blnkley tyler a j chapman commi d r k an deroon j m msckenile n mooau- um o lewtngton t jenklna h new ell il u bradley wor sir knight w j lindsay occupied the chair and conducted the election and installation of officers champion prize winners in eaacy competition rtkwakt miller and joseph k kostt op oeoatoktown win pikht and second prizes we extend congratulations to bttrit- brt miller and joseph e rom of georgetown who won first and second prise respectively in the essay com petition conducted by the ontario de portment of agriculture on the se cond junior parmer trip to toronto following are the essays tb heeort janler partmtv trip te torbu and the reyol afrieall- terol wittier pair by stewart miller itk 1 georgetown the second junior partners trip to toronto and lliu royal wluler vnf has sotmi time ago drawn to a kw5- cessful close some may wish that it luul continued longer had thu been doue some of tlie essays might contln ue indefinitely some might evrn be ultlioul end during our four days stay in toron to we not only liad uu opportunity to see the very best crops and live block that are produced in this county but we were able through tlie courtesy of various firms to inspect different manufacturing firms and commercial crgonutatlons thus seeing farourselves tlie interdependence that exists be tween farm and factory we luul a royal time in more ways than one probably to some of tlie boys the trip was regarded as a holi day and a chance to have a good time but it woo really more than this these annual pilgrimages as premier pergusorl has called them have al ready borne fruit in stimulating inter est in live stock judging work and it is certain that they will have a pow erful influence not only in elevating the status of the live stock industry but in promoting more efficient form ing methods generally the lodging accommodations in the ford hotel proved very satisfactory the government provided us with many forms of amusement but different occasions in the hotel we had plenty of amusement which was really not provided by the govern ment our official programme opened with the government banquet in hart house hart house is unique in uni versity buildings and the great hall is the finest thing of its kind on the continent we all had the privilege of shaking hands with the hon john 8 martin and hon o howard pergu- son and it was a great honor indeed after we had satisfied our appal very inspiring addressee were delivered by these two honorable gentlemen and by the hon dr h j cody anyone who left hart house without a good many lasting impressions mutt have been dreaming entirely three different visits were made to the royal winter pair it is the greatest agricultural winter pair in the world other fairs may be strong er in certain departments but none embraces the whole field of agricul ture in so complete and thorough i manner and none is better equlped with accommodation both for exhibi tor and visitors the royal winter pair is young in years but it has pass ed from an enterprise to an established institution while the royal is primarily a live stock show there is much else to he seen the flower show itself beautiful beyond description exhibits were there of the various branches of the different departments of agricul ture one of the most striking of the educational exhibits was that of the dominion live stock branch here the importance of our export trade particularly great britain was feat ured and the story of what canadian formers saw on their trip by means of pictures and a loud speaker it woj evident that people were not only in terested in but impressed by what they saw and heard most of the classes of live stock were extra well filled bo keen was the competition in many classes that potential winners were not even in the money in some cases indeed a worthy list of prise winners might have been picked from the ent ries left after al the awards had been passed out the excellence of the ex hibits the wealth displayed in crops and live stock and the enormity of it all constitute a wonderful tribute to canadian agriculture but the applica tion of all the lessons taught depends upon canadian men and women and the intermingling is after all the royals greatest contribution to con- ido at both evening performances a parade of prise winners took place in the judging arena the parade on the first evening of the pair must have been a sharp contrast to the others on that occasion the parade was of the winning junior partners while on the other evenings the parade was of prise winning horses and cattle a forenoon tour of the union stock yards and packing plants was made great surprise was shown at the else of the yards and the service which they must give to farmers in general the packing plants were also busy to see the amount of meat on hand and the rate in which it is slaughtered one would not think there could surely be any shortage of meat it is plain to be seen that farmers and meat packers must work together if real success is to be obtained it seems lmposslbel that farmers could use all the machinery we saw at the masseyharrls plant the various departments were turning out thous ands upon thousands of parts for all kinds of farm implements the big gest attraction were the moulding and the dropforging these two operations were so different from our ordinary work that our leaders could acarcely get us post them one could not help being overcome with a sense of the weakness of human muscle com pared with the power of modern ma chinery it is hard to realise that a little over two hours were spent in our tour of this plant without once going government and of the different l dr o roves of partus speaking in elora recently nude u clear that he la strongly opposed to capital punish ment in explaining his conviction dr groves insisted that the judge who oonderaned the man to death the jury the crown and all of us who con curred in such a punishment wen fly- trig in the foot of che sixth onmrnsm a our tour of the mail order depart ment of the t eaton co ltd proved to be a remarkable event the com pany provided guides to show the dif ferent groups the organisation neces sary for handling mall orders quick ly and efficiently we were shown from floor to floor following with no little interest the various steps each order passes through from the receipt of the order to the packing mailing and despatch by special arrangement with the poet office department only under efficient management and a spirit of cooperation among the em ployees could this concern be car ried on by any means successfully surely if farmers as a whole would on ly adopt more efficient methods and also some of this cooperative spirit and organisation they would be mak ing a lasting improvement the banquets given us by the t eaton oo and the root simpson co respectively occupied a place of out standing importance on our pro gramme to say that one of them was better than the other would not be doing justice to either they were both of the highest quality possible at the close of each banquet a vote of thanks was moved und seconded by different hoys in the party the way in which it was done would convince anyone that judging was not the only acotvnpllshment which these boys were taken for a drive around the city by motor ooacltes as guests of the city of toronto something like twenty- two coacltes were required for the trip so it can be seen how much trouble and expense it must have been to carry out such a splendid uvetit nor were we finished our sightsee ing yet many of the boys took advan tage of tlte oiyer of the toronto board of trade to view the city from their board rooms tills made more evident then ever tlie courtesy which was shown us wherever we went it would seem there must have been something between tlie different firms and or- ganuatlom which entertained us which made each one try to use us in iter than tlie oilier i consider ureat credit la due to tlie mcerit und official wlio orgunlsed and carried out tills event of more importance turrliaiw is tlie person or lierumii wlio flrxt bfgan thiw move ment the frlcndithlpa alone that were inaujf among tlie boys were many it uhould be as true today as ever it was that prleiidahlp doublet love tlmwe are both needed everywhere in i ho world consider mem among the iciiulta of tlie trip and tliey may even mirpaui all others bigger better t bargains weekend specials 10 lbs cumulated sugar for 10 ilia brown sugar for tiger brand catsup liirgr aire horse shoe salmon vi libbys apple butler large size snap 2 for pearline 3 for posts bron 2 for kelloggs pep 2 for taylors peanut butter sweet mixed pickles large size highland tomatoes large size 2 for brunswick sardines 3 for kipper snncks 3 for try yz lb of our pekoe ten for mcbean co georgetown development or better forming meth ods after the banquet we were enter tained by the lowes theatre artists uhlch were pleasing to hear the rising of the sun brought the final day of amusement we were al lowed an extra hour to selep relieving tlte elevators in the hotel considerably no doubt some of us resembled hum ans that were drawn through knot holes on the last day probably caus ed by sleepless nights and excessive headaches also occasional swellings of tlie head drifted our way my trousers lost their crease however this trip has planted t broader intellect in regard to my fu ture succeu in farming the speeches that were given by nationally known men have left a print that cannot easily be effaced and without hesita tion i can assure my readers that uicrc u no other way that will bring tlie producer manufacturer and con sumer in closer coordination and co- peratlon than to prepare a trip of this kind for the junior farmer or on tario i thank the provincial govern ment in closing my camiiosltlon for l heir kindness making this trip paut- ibte for me our tour of the parliament build ings was a change from our previous tours occupying the seats in the leg islature proved to be something which had never bean dreamed of until this my trip- u the royal whiter pair dy joseph rput r r 3 georgetown every hour grew more more excit ing until tlie train hod arrived i hurried into the coach and we were soon on our way to toronto i could perceive that new construction work was in progress in some places and completed in oilier before i arrived in toronto tlie trip hod aroused con siderable interest in connection with the development of canadian enter prises we arrived at the new union ela tion about five oclock this enormous building is one of torontos finest structures prom this station we were courteously guided to the new pord hotel at this place we were pre sented with badges programmes booklets and a key to our room it was a prodigy to notice how the officials made their discrimination between the boys from the form and the city about seven thirty after our registra tion we were due at the hart house for a banquet however we were de layed some on account of the difficulty in assembling the five hundred guests into groups the famous hart house of gothic and roman architecture is most superior achievement rival ing in beauty and crofuinanshlp with any building in the worltl here we shook hands with premrfr ferguson and hon john 8 martin both of these men gave instructive speeches after the banquet we formed groups and were soon back to the pord hotel after a very satisfying breakfast on wednesday morning we marched in groups lo the union stock yards at these yards we studied the different classes of animals which were sold on that day we also learned how the yards were supervised before our luncheon sponsored by the meet packers association we had the pri vilege of inspecting the swifts abba- tours receiving a thorough knowledge in regard to the disposal of our lmals at the luncheon we were addressed by several prominent men representing various firms the president of the canadian meat packers association gave an exceedingly interesting talk in reference to the most profitable type of animal to breed for producer and meat packer shortly after one oclock we secured special street cars for the money harris implement factories upon en tering this factory i at once compared the quiet farm life with that of the workmen performing their doily duties in this clomorus buildings roaring fires that melt the hardest of iron pounding and welding machines that are capable of designing the most de licate ports used in our implements after a refreshing supper sponsored by the massey harris co we were en tertained by a humorist followed by an instructing motion picture in con nection with farming thu picture was taken on eastern and western canadian farms for a short period we all participat ed in drowning any silence that might prevail by exercising our lungs in singing and yelling those who were not completely exhausted left for the coliseum at the royal winter fair the winter pair woo officially open ed by premier uackenxie king af ter the opening we had the opportuni ty of seeing foremost horse jumpers compete for enviable prises the opening however was not com plete until the five hundred guests had marched in groups around the coli seum amid applauses we then form ed groups outside the arena before marching to the hotel where we re tired for the evening the next morning being thursday proved to be mild especially after walking every floor in the t eaton company store in this vast store we spent most of the forenoon taking glimpses of their products on display about ten oclock we left again for the royal winter pair arenas and until luncheon was served we were interest ed in the various animals shown after testing my appetite in coles restaurant i suggested to the group or boys i was with that we have a con test in judglngotrtaln classes of ani mal the contest proved not only amusing but also instructive in this way we spent the large part of the afternoon about ave oclock the boys were assembled outside the main en trance awaiting orders from the group commanders our next journey led us back to the t eaton lunch room for a banquet many prominent men at tended this elaborate supper speak ers such as john i christie gave in structing addresses on this occasion the medals won by different contest ants for judlng various classes of ani mals were presented after the pre sentation we were entertained at the pantages theatre before retiring at the ford hotel we ate breakfast at the usual time on friday morning at the hotel af ter eating we marched to the parlia ment buildings where we were es corted through the most important sections of these buildings we were taken to the seats in which the mem bers of the parliament sit an employ er the government explained any feature that we desired to know in connection with the mojiaegment of political affairs in connection with the province the photographers were busy about nine oclock getting ready to capture our picture in the meantime about sixteen busses were summoned to drive us around the city as their guests thu was a most interesting feature of the day on thu tour we viewed cen tree of note such as rosedale high park and sunnyslde about eleven oclock we arrived at the royal falr collseum from that time we were busy inspecting exhibits after an ap petising dinner at coles restaurant we again endeavoured to examine the various exhibits shown by reputable men and in thu way comparatively all the afternoon was spent shortly after five oclock we seated in the street cars which were due at simpsons store before six clock simpsons like eatons gave us a magnificent banquet to our honour in their palm room dr montelth iiuirh iioim nin emit ix sir joseph puvelle and mr burton i m mi tf inn unit u r t fain us general manager of the robert simp- cimmr m llrhul huuliom tuiucav on company store were among the hold nuw l ay prominent men who attended this fes- j tlval each of these men spoke on ln1 m d aif fimtmmmmmk lerettlng ubjeets lo relation to thai w k- waumfcx uawglwwwn s8c 20c 24c 19c 27c 19c 23c 23c 19c 39c 23c 19c 19e 37c y to oar subscribers will all those in arrears kindly let us have the amount of their sub scription at once stewarttown ulss cora scott of brampton spent christmas and the week- end with mrs j h smith ulss norma smith is spending new years with her grandparents ur and mrs scott in brampum ulss irene lsne ol toronto is visit- ins with her aunt urs j sanrord those home for the now year holi days include messrs 8 tennant prank jcnklnson ed and percy bally the flu has been prevalent but we aro slad to say most of the patients are better ulss mckay u spending the holidays at her home 9th line ulss betty smethurst spent christ inas with her parents at umehouse the joint public and sunday school concert which was held on prlday ev ening last was a distinct success the children all had their supper in the hall which event u always looked for- uard to the concert which started soon after 8 ooolck was well attended rev ur boyd was a very pleasing halrman all taking part in the choruses sang well ulss cora scott of brampton played two piano num bers and later gave two reclatlons which were well received also two by miss dorothy watson of norval four girls and four boys gave a musical drill as farmer girls and far mer boys the fantasy put an by the juniors was well done christmas bve in btory book land there werethtr- ly children in it from three years old and up and everyone did their part well all the characters were in cos tume as one net them in palry stories jack jul bopeep boy blue alice in wonderland goldilocks mother aoase and her goslings ale all were there the play my wifes relations put on by the seniors was enjoyed by all each member taking their part so well that it was impossible to say who was the best those acting were ollbert english bill bonathan will corley sam mlleham ed sanford ueatrlce blandish mary jenklnson sarah standlsh and elisabeth bona than santa clans appeared at the end of the program and distributed the presents from a well laden tree also candles and oranges donated by the orange lodge of stewarttown much credit is duo to ulss eva thompson for her assistance and artistic gifts in planning and making the costumes far the rltudren from palry land and all who helped to make tlie evening a success new advertisements orehord prtuoag orchord pruning first class work guaranteed fifteen years experience am also agent for reliable nursery establlshd over fifty years chas woollngs georgetown fitp office on to elmer c deurgetown t stent wllloughby thompson tf block phone apply now to rent 0 roomed house on murdoek street electric light water inside newly re novated immediate possession apply to ii t arnold per rent seven roomed brick house opposite presbyterian church on main st south all conveniences an ideal rcsldencefor the buslnjts man apply to e a benhom sont phone 1 for rate a wellbred jersey cow 0 years old milking also 1 buggy roodcart 1- horse sleigh l horse plough cream keparator and several other articles apply to norman davidson terra cotta ltp last on monday evening dec 31st on main st south small handbag con taining purse and sum of money finder please leave at herald office und receive reward wood raus 300 single cord delivered mixed wood 9350 hardwood 14x0 sin gle cord j h smith phone strls georgetown tf weed for bale very choice hardwood beech and maple moo per single cord choice liardwood slabs 316 per single cord mixed rails moo per single cord mixed wood 3fl0 per single cord this is all good sound dry wood and at these prices is good buying satisfac tion guaranteed j brandford box 400 plione 13at4 georgetown as certain as death or taxes runs the old proverb a witness before a body tax statisticians says an ex- cliange asserted recently taxation is the most brutal thing in the world if you dont pay your taxes along comes the sherrlff and sells your ec- cumulations of years if you do not have the money to pay your taxes and lose everything you hove you get little or no sympathy from your friends and neighbors therefore i soy taxation being brutal should rest as lightly as possible upon the should- ders of the cltlunry most of the taxes we pay are self imposed for ex penditure in our own immediate lo cality school town road county provincial taxes every man in that he is or should be a voter at the elections where most of these taxes are to be high or low construc tive or confiscatory there is one thing sure the more we demand from the public treasury the higher our taxes will go a safe old herbal remedy or sick kidneys ruh in those heating herbs indians used people k rrinplrd by ittiitinuitlm they couldnt till imvo tukiii c nl lux lur e kidtuy uimwdy mid k- w it is wi ttii lirf ull v iiliiiiuu and ilrtnmit in kidiuvs comrs rujjtt from tint in irt at nnlun 1 linminx imrktvhra diisy nclln 1 1 nun in mnm ituil tuignulg 111 ulil- r il nil illv nimitiit liyinllnni 1 kiiliu general news the only really national perm journal is the family herald and weekly star montreal it has as many readers in nova scotia as in saskatchewan and is in it new form the talk of the dominion james a raybum a retired farmer of zcalondla bask dropped dead in the post ofllce of that place on dec 3rd he was a native of calcdan he is survived by his widow and two bro thers and two sisters living in ontario spereman for owen on appointment of o 8 k c as police magistrate bound and grey county noo oeen announced by attomeyoeneral price mr spereman succeeds the late mag istrate a d creator v ho died december 7th when his car jumped a 40foot embankment into the river after be ing struck by a canadian pacific rail way yard engine ut auelph james french of auelph climbed through an open window of the submerged auto sat on thr machine until friends threw him a rope and hauled him to safety uninjured he is suffering from noth ing more serious than a severe oold and several minor cuts ud bruises