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the georgetown herald sixtyfourth year of publication georgetown we evening november 13th 1929 1 50 per annum in advance 200 to usa thegeorgelown herald j m noon taualaa natteaal oedrk railways kabtboond dally train no bo 815 shi 3 7js0 am 4 1000 am s11juj su 8 1m pm 10 1u pu u sjw pn it 7j0 pm is ojso pu id njso pra westbound dauy trans no 1 soi am s loot ma bim1 am 7 3j01 pm s 401 pu 11 sol pu 41 701 u is s01 pu is 1001 pu 171101 su ha so no x ha 1 will run dally except sunday ha 41 to acton only station phute 1j cjiil time table oeug but ruhtwr mu passenger kail passenger sunday ostag west sis sjs i01s 1s1s 400 8jhi sis 1m pm tun pjn passenger mali passenger passenger sunday gala natui x13 pm 450 pm soa pjn 70s pu 1014 1 sis am 485 pjn 1l3s sjtt 710 njn central oatario boslinesltd ajutow coaches leave georgetown as follows beat bound west bound s4 sua ma u 1s35 pm ms pjn us pjn 4 pjn a pjn saturday sunday dally except and holidays saturday sunday and holidays am am has at nerriagtea star directory ix bor dale tie store with the checkerboard sln 50 extra eggs in a bag of purina 1492876 injr a seven morula survey covering msa870 hens in all leading poultry lections shows usassa in isspouudar purina poultry ohswa isi eggs average in 1ss pounds of other 1 aada fifty extra eggs in s bag of purinal 150 extra value in every bag of purina poultry chowsl not s few bens here and there but tluiuamb of them from everywhere tay purina vriu make you more money that why weve become the local authoriad putin dealer that why we urge that you too get tome of those profits from feeding purina to your poultry and live stock come in and let us show you the putins line or phone us for s supply agent for gunks ittuzers also branshorts rods oil cake gluten meat meal bone meal tankage charcoal grit oyster shell salt cornmeal oat and barley chop flour porridge oats philip g early try fids flavonrjr blend ssihil frj the gahtetw livinqslones bakery specials for friday and saturday buns and rolls 15c doz quality bread 10c d livingstone phone 55 georgetown the son who woke tint maput utap when april bring her pearly rain and april dryad hand willi violet sprinkle hill and plain and clothe with sreen and land to keep the memory allva of valor noble sorts when daffodlll and crocu thrive their bads the maple don brave heart when duty ealled them forth to face the battle flame prom east and wett and south and north their singing cohort came their aoul to chivalry and truth they vowed with honor breath and save the dream and hope of youth in holocaust to death they bade soodbys tn boyhood brief to mother babe and bride and proudly neath the maple leaf tney marched away and died but in our heart their memory shall ever freah remain and flourish while the mania tree i sreen on hill and plain the men who wore the maple leaf have won undying fame their deed in mintled pride and srlaf are linked with honors nam by poet sung by patriot hymnd in srateful hearta secure bright undiminished and undlumed their memory ahall endure rtmel7s cemcettwn georgetown ontario officesking bids hill i clabznce il wiggins geueher natary fatal offlcaaonalll block georgetown telephone- iss john a thompson katary pshue offices mill street phone 333 si 38 ob jj j paul dbv8l c paw pfcyaklaaa anal gs uadleal officer of health in r township office hours 3 to 4 and 7 to s pjn phase ss otoe and hsudeno slain street south opposite presbyterian church db 8uthebxavd eve bar nose and throat h st oaorcatown wednesday saturday hours 7 run til 0 pm or by appolnt- mant abuses supplied office st sum matthews slain st home phone 107rs db c v phyalclsn snd surgeon kadlcal offlear of health georgetown 3rboe and hminaruw queen st south pkaaa tss oses hours 13 and ss pjn im by tipoinunafil p b watson djxb suua oaargatawa bee ms to s bsaass tharaiay p i sbatk ldls imxa obvjs ht lass blook ens door north of oxtulis oarrlsas paeaery hours sjb to pjn mutlamb rtjajotgosx iiatmmiott tnrstsb by day or weak par partleulara phons tar oeorasaoajb frank patch far iks oaaasus st paal and anuaeai vronwtssnles i sail o us aa own tlrt post ocylmjohahanhaai r j kerr sj gasra sailaaaala anatiaa bale is a o w p oatat oai pkaaa s r u sfe ah sale too large or too assall phons a at ay sspanas msardjng rata bslss ate sip auchonecr f o imhttolf usmbhsl iirtlnntar ttx tin flnnntlm ol vml mad hu bgulatfutka inwnmi pimtistrlhatnhiit ltrtl nobval garage ota hlghwajr prompt service on repairing of all makes of can we guarantee our work and our prices are reasonable british american gasoline siid autolene oik norman norton norval ont pbone 327r32 brampton attractive farm for sale 100 acres nerval district 10500 choice day loam all under cultivation excepting vi acres good orchard and 8 acres bush large basement barn and seven roomed frame dwelling running water this farm has a particular good name as a wheat and alsike farm and is a real money maker walter t evans guorgttoien ontario nmnweavmwlrlarlp1h wheat maeaaeeaesssaaaeaaaseeaasssjssassssss fall wheal wanted we will trunk have installed a largo recpivinb separator to tako direct from thrunlier bobt prices -j- narval tlmir itutt ntrval craiitopiiacrtio mutazh- tk c paasar fltaiasli is xasra piasttos hs mialiaia sarsary oalaaasthy xray service office over aters uobday wednesday sad saturday to s other ik and t too pjb- iw ubotbbsuttl lesj at nana rtiai tu tuesday sad friday a to run a wink in the dark 1 shoot the asms ss trying to do nnhma without advartialns you may know what yon srs doing but nobody else doss try ths street of publicity la your h cabinets of silver containing knives forks and spoons 26 pieces in all silver plated on solid nickel silver in a beautiful lined box at the low price of 1000 teaspoon special 6 silver plated teaspoons nicely boxed 150 per set a b w1llson next to hotel mcgahbon gettrgetown canadian general electric radiola 46 remember radiol 46 employee ths new screen grid circuit through out snd not the neutrodyns eheutt therefore puahpull t i not used in thla model semen grid circuit are more aalactrn ara mors powerful bring in distant station have no hum or dittftrtlfln aerial srs not nsmntlsl complete 22175 radiola 3s is low priced radio we do not haaltats to recommend the sat to anyone ws know it win gtss ssus- radlola u m bring in stations sm to 10m muss sway a phons can wni place any of these sets tn your ham en approval complete with 7 and speaker 12150 h h darling electrical contractor mtirdock st georgetown pfaona 199 advertise it pays immortal sons of valiant aire true to their warrior breed they dared ths battles searing area in preedom desperate need at vlmy ridge at passchendaeia at arras and ifeulne their deathless glory shall not fall till grass no mors be green while frosty stars u night begem where athabasca flows while jssper wear it diadem of everlasting snows while in our northern skies above who pleiades shall shine them in her unforgettlng love shall canada enshrine p j coleman toronto haxvon puwtno tfatch hap tbibt kntsunt8 best bs hlatety af asaaelallea veau af oxea take part bs kvaat the 31st annual plowing match of the halton county plowmens auoele tlon held on the fine farm of coun cillor george currle on the 7th line three miles south of oeorgetown on friday last was the beat in the his tory of ths association there were 35 entrant tn ths walking classes and fire in the tractor classes the feature of the event which at tracted most interest was a yoke of oxen owned by jamas johnson of campbellvllle all afternoon the pa tlent beasts plodded up and down the field ruung a plow showing the younger generation how their fore fathers had broken the virgin soil of this new country but to many of the oldtimers the sight brought back memories of their pioneer day the farm on which the match took place was settled by oeorge currle grandfather of the present owner over 100 years aco after he came out from scotland the land waa covered with huge pine treea which ur currie felled with his own hands building a little oneetorey log house from some of the handhewn logs tula log house ttul stands on ths property- following the match the contestants and many of the visitors repaired to the hornby hall where thfy partook of a banquet rtfepared by the member or the hornby womens institute the chief speakers weredr r hareourt head of the chemistry department st the ontsrio agrleultursl college and elliot liases of the indian department brantford the award wars an nounced and the prise presented dur lng ths course of ths evening the winners of the varioua rlsssis class 1 cjuunploruhlp high cut m sod best crown wilfred timbers stouftvule best ridge wilfred tim bers ed timbers j tran w peddle best finish wilfred timbers class a championship jointer class best crown h a ueleod oslt best ridge e o mcleod j hergrave beaehvuls w o lfaxwell uarkbam george jefferson uoffatt best finish h o ueleod class 3 jointer class in aod county only best crown oecll skerrlt un- ton best ridge oeeu skerrlt w wfj- son oeorgetown james a ross oeorgetown beat finish wellington wilson class 4 jointer class in aod open to any young farmer under 33 years- beat crown r o brown oalt best ridge r o brown a blsck ouelph w harrison oalt w shark bright beat finish a black class 5 jointer class tn od open to boys in the county is yaara and under best crown w o sfccurdy best ridge w o uocurdy hornby john lister hornby best finish john lis ter cubb g tractor class tn sod open- best ridge elgin smith ernest evens best crown ernest evans best fin ish elgin smith class 7 tractor class in sod open to county only spencer wilson win ner in best ridge best crown and best finish class s three furrow tractor plow open out may stanley hall bast crown cuff slay beat finish thomas specials best ridge walking plow silver cup wilfred timbers bast team and equipment jamaa cunning ham oeorgetown best tractor plowed crown and finish elgin smith best ridge open to junior farmers county only claire wilson bast ridge crown and finish plowed with tractor county only spencer wilson youngest plow man john lister hornby prise for yoke of oven jamaa johnson oamn- bsuvllle the judgsa were o w clublne aurora and e i sfclough- ry oalt clerk if j carton hilton bits of humour the valet tie maim come quickly uastsr has bitten himself ths urs what do you meant the valet he has sat on your fslse teeth jest par pan how long you in jail to isessr two weeks what am ds chaget ho eh everything am free ah mean what has you dldt dons shot my wife you killed yo wife and only in jell for two weeks oats autheo i gjts hong public school results following 1 the report of oeorge town fublle school for the month of october r iv hon eddie lunan ruth ostium edna hurley pass alec atkins flora oraham norman herbert fred denlson harvey allen uartaret long and prank kent ner john cummins carl hyde uar- bret simon bessie walker francis evan ilasel smith richard rlddall clarence kennedy marsaret kentner lloyd sanderson dorothy wright uurle whttmee jr iv lion duncan tost harry williams arthur cooke ian slacken tie and kathleen uulholhmd rosle lorusso frank bolaer erie norring- ten bruce kennedy pass esther brill russel varey albert reeve and ray olven dorothy lllmms and irene btarret jim kc niven kuel walker alfred sykes kenneth mackenvle on diesin usry tost- harry dewhurst jack mulls annie lorusso florence hawes dorothy sargent nancy perry jack cunningham br ih hon ruth davis liary feller josephine polle france deans audrey merritt fred armstrong lenore wood pass ins sparling and oleum les lie berenlece sneers doris bessey olsyton bradley betty simons isabel hoare gladys beaver betty keen stewart uaclaren uarjorle huta ed win bhortlll albert btspleton helen armstrong earl hornby wright harry allen aomsimnt be merry while you may sweet lady o the morn for each rose has it day and every night it thorn laugh while your youth la fair dance while the sun i bright ere come the evening care the trouble of the night bo were it time at last for you and joy to part the dusk would blow with past stored sunshine from your heart louise morgan but notes and comments while drinking water in cities and towns 1 frequently analyed as to pur ity the wells in rural section are too orten taken- for granted in view of the long drought and the evreedmg scarcity of water farmers would do well to know just what kind of water la be ing used in their homes tn the last survey of well waters from farm home stead the sample submitted showed only some 344 per cent aa pure snd whol every farmer may have the water tested free of charge pro vided sample are eolleeted and sent tn prepaid we suggest that farmera tn this district consult the township medical health ofneer it may save in the family i the selfmade man is always ready to advertise the fact provided he ha made a success of it if he i failure he generally puts the son margaret evans audrey orleve doris greene john oraham and el mer mcoumber dorothy mchlvett pass walter brantford and stephen emerson and buly latimer olive bailey and doris kaane robert foulls violet ingram ernest hyde lloyd draw mary collar joyce slacey evelyn sanderson and lillian tars- well grant minima jane rumlay edwsrd arnold arthur armstrong norman barker jessie um lcrne clarkson oeorge beerhepe evelyn wood lorraine wright br n honaallee ooatlgan arnold brill and margaret btarret harold lunan ethel aloott prance reeve charlotte wilson franklin cleave bulla tutor trevor williams pass jack hoare mildred oummer marlon raid edna lebas and helen holmes helen dolg queenle mereh msnt betty mooulgan margaret king vera marchment clifford genton willie cummin billy mchslly clif ford armstrong gordon speera may deans and bobbie bonfield william balllngal ruth james jr ii to br n margaret maelaren jew ruddell peggy adams ethel meenery rons plorls feller betty ritchie jean sanderson buster hale eva harding and margaret graham david oanton douglas allatt pass eeclea mcolure berniee harr ington bobble ooldham and keith spence ethel rlddsll irene young margaret jamea and gordon hilts olive mcdonald daisy bralsby and charlie hoare lola emmerson uar jorle keen jimmle cummins oeorge long annie bulllvant and uarjorle williams margaret ouievet billle armstrong ethel wood bruce mo- niven br i hon betty speight wal hue btarret arthur dobble and john mcdure jean martin and evelyn roney betty grant and asolyn hayes dorothy aloott and jamea emmerson and eleanor hornby eunice emmer son and oeorge tanwell norma thompson shirley dillon margaret dwlns pass hugh wilson jessie ailing- ham and ughtred nndgsnn robert early and douglas sargent jennie parmer dorothy cummlngs tommy oolden bernard digglns prances olven lucille loe ralph whltmee prank carter leslie watson thomas rayner morley varey and jean blair primary doria mccartney leonard watson roberts bearhope jimmle ruddell junior arnold jack ailing ham grace porater beatrice brill helen williams edward btapleton donald sanderoon russell buuret margaret hoare teddy stlgger mar guerite kentner oeorge orsham betty snyder jimmle king hssel graham mary cummins john ou ievet oeorge gilmer stalls lane oeorge jamea jean raid larry use- kensle joseph wuoox bruce oummer valerie herbert dorothy redshaw agnes meclure walker cleave mar garet ritchie womens mibbionabv soctgtt had lajtoe attendance at ttlankorpesuna heettno the womens missionary society of the united church held their annual thankoffering meeting on tuesday nov 5th wuh the president mrs r o adams in the chair and s very full attendance of the members a feature which helped to make the program of more than usual interest was the kindness of three young ladles miss jean markenivi and miss maude macdonald who played a piano duett and miss aueen moore who sang an appropriate selection very sweetly we were especially fortunate in the speaker for the occasion mrs klpp a member of the dominion board secretary of the department of horns medics missions with which work she has been connected for twenty- five years so is well qualified to dee- erlbe the work of the hospitals and hospital unlta of the ca west and northern ontario which she does in a charming direct friendly man ner she pointed out the responsibil ity resting on the church to give direc tion to the character of the greater canada to be to spbitusiiss the uvea of its people to establ ohristsln stsndards where these have been lost or have not existed she showed how priceless in this regard is the work of the hospitals where nurses snd doctors have proved marvels of pati ence endurance efficiency and chris tian love some gripping stories she told which revealed the hard condi tion in which people live in the re mote and isolated districts one could not but be sled to be allowed a part in promoting the chrtatuke work of the hospitals the society is v grateful to urs klpp for her illum inating talk an interesting persona letter from miss mansrey who is at hat pinli indis was read by uisa coventry and was much appreciated toronto undertakers are up in arms because one of their number divulged the fact that he paid to physlclanb for buslnsss secured for them there has alwsys bean urtbna- llons thst two cooperated hut it was taksn ss a good joke until this recant revelation sponslbluty on somebody else are ready to admit that bad temper lailneas or inability to stick to one purpose eceounta for their poor show ing they complain that luck always has been against them that employere alwaya have been unfair thst they never hsve hsd a chance just as it is true that- no combination of elr- cumstancea can make one a s without his full coooeration so it u true that nothing can make one a failure unless he elds in the prnneas the selfmade are not exceptional we are all in the euus failures snd success auk the only hope for the young people who are disappointing their friends and themselves i to stop mwiy circumstances and rea lise that if they turn out failures they will be selfmad ones it seems to bs the r opinion of the press of ontario thst the municipal wasknsai in the lsgia- lature is not an aid to good govern ment the situation has its dangers for the government and will prove a real teat for mr ferguson snd his followers when s government la to a position to ride roughshod over a nominal opposition there are obvious temptations that have wrecked more than one administration if the premier in the face of these tempta tions can continue to give the people efficient snd progressive government he will certainly have proved hbnaalf aa the foremost of all provincial poli ties leaders aa an administrator mr fergusons mandate from the people is an emphatic as it could be made and he is free to proceed wills us program of rural roadbuilding rural hydro extension and the development of the iron and coal industry in northern ontario project thst if suc cessful should add materially to on tario prosperity and the comfort ana wealth of her people its a great tea the premier will have to meet during the next three years the world never knew until the last great war came upon it with lie de solating curse what s friend this moo ter hsd in that group of s whose skill produced those hitherto unknown inairument to torture des truction snd death which made the conflict the horror it became it locks now however s if good might com out of that appalling experience mads possible by modern sdenot at a gath ering of the american chemical socie ty held e few weeks ago in mtnnaa- polls one of the speakers told his audience that modem chemistry plus aeronautics hse made war inwosstbla he asserted that in the esss of a modern war between great powers it would be foolish snd nssleas for a battleship or cruiser to leave its deck or any army to take the field death could be made ao swift and esttsln and could blot oulo suddenly the lives of millions by the means snd device invented by chemists of today thst no nstlon would dare venture upon a war which meant nothing less than nation al suicide we hsve heard of the devil being transformed into an angel of light let us hope this will be en illustration of the saying snd thst once transformed thla special child of the pit will stay forever an angel of light milton the merchants halfholiday in town came to a close for this year on wed nesday of last week the friends of principal mareedus are pleased to see him out again attar hie recent lllnnes the halton mutual fir insurance company sent to the milton fir brigade in appreciation of then- ser vices in thla district hornby orange lodge has suo forwarded sm to the brigade in ajwreelation of the efficient work of the firemen at a blase which occurred in the orange hall hornby on october 8 the friends of marshall a camp bell of zimmerman regret very much to learn of the serious accident thst befell him on tuesday of last weak in which several ribs were broken end his knee cap cracked this happened while motoring to milton when his car went over the edge of s culvert near bells school house reformer erin messrs h a oear d 8 leltch w f meenery and geo banders enjoyed last thursday in the niagara peran- suls pheasant hunting they report a good trip and the allotment of game a former well known resident of erin township pssaad peacefully away at his residence is king at ouelph on sunday october 37th in the person of donald mcklnnon in his tsth year one of erins oldest snd most high ly respected eltlsaos pssssd away fol lowing a short umeas st ths royal alexander hospital fergus on octo ber 31st in his slat year in the per son of john oawtnrope after seme months urn cram heart trouble the death occurred oct mth ims of harriet mekee wife of peter v lemon alton the donas sm wsa the youngest daughter of the tale samuel and chariots mckae bora may 8th lsot on the oth line of brta commonly known as uckee oomara advocate