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t herald sbrtyfiftb year of publication the georgetown herald wednesday evening november 5th 1930 fc 150 per ahnunvin advance 200 tousa the georgetown herald j m- hookk publisher and proprietor member canadian weekly newspaper association canadian national electric railway kasxbound daily- except sunday 748 ajn daily 956 am daily 4248 pjn daily 248 pjn daily except sundays 4j0 pm daily 48 pjn daily 848 pjn daily westbound 11 fg nm daily except sunday 801 am dally 1001 pjn daily 101 pjn dally 301 pjn daily 641 pm daily 901 pm dally 1201 ajn past freight same day delivery service freight picked up at ouelph georgetown phone 13 cnr time table standard time golnr kat rabseuuer i- ajn passenger 93 ajn passenger and mail 1033 ajn passenger ajn passenger and mail 633 pjn passenger 900 pjn passenger sunday coins west passenger and mail rasenger passenger pafisenger and mail passenger passenger passenger sunday going nortii mail and passenger going sooth fclall and passenger 724 pm 719 am bss am- 212 pjn 601 pan 708 pjn 1008 pm 1008 ajn 710 pjn- radios see our new 8tube atwater kent radio before you buy insurance special rate to farmers on automobile insurance f kersey phone 290 332 georgetown j sword plumbings tinsmilhinq tliqufes onerlauy uvea f phone 84 r 12 georgetown rr no 2 uviiwxbii mm mmm m no shovkluno bkquikbd sonnet to war ah tt the km war clip weve irurihmd oiioukli of bittrrntsn thruiibli which they fought and died of nu and itlthy dimouts far mid wide tht land laid waste deep ircnrhcs marrhcn rough souls murvcul hearts killed- lives enii- eti in a puff tluir ears uiirdcafened who wilh maddened pride i of self ud rouqiry sought at length their imitle when life hold- not a strength ol sterner stuff let krmi war die still cherish deep the hve of those who loving us set free tho uove v of peire unto our world trfeir spirits sul r1m ip from crosses on the foreign hill j tlie pjnnans hushed their bayortels jrowii blunt repeat au quiet on the western front r a hamilton in the montreal star 1lest we forget ft central ontario bos lines ltd akbow coaches arrow buses leave georgetown for toronto 920 ajn dally except sun days and holidays 950 ajn sunday and holidays only 1135 ajn daily 305 f daily 605 pjn daily 10j pjn daily arrow buses leave raj nr front sta toronto for oeorgetown 630 ajn dally 11 jn dally 3j pjn da 4j pjn daily 8jx pjn dally except saturdays 8undays and nolldaya 10jw pjn saturday sunday and holi- jikf i eastern- standard time standard anthracite scranton coal in all sixes bj automatically screened and loaded all barnes stop at longs 8uro directory f coal i wood select lamp lor threshing pari p lng and oannel ooal tn i carry ei to be 1 g m any uptodate ooal ana p wood tea g i i john mcdonald i i f phone 12 georgatmrm j le boi da1jj barrister and solicitor georgetown ont office king bidg mill 8t- clabence h wiggins barrister solicitor notary pnblie offlces oneul block oeorgetown telephone 158 john a thompson barrauer solicitor notary faduc offlces mill street phone 333 and 288 graham graham and bowter barristers etc brampton ontario b o graham e b qrabam 0 u bowyer kenneth m lang don barrister solicitor notary fuklic offices main street south oeorgetown phone 88 dr i j paul dr r t paul rn and saageons radical ofttcer of health in b township i office hours 3 to 4 and 7 to pjn pbaajk 58 office and i11u street dr sutherland rye ear nose and throat spe at oeorgetown wednesday evening imuurdmy afternoon and evening ours i pjn till 8 pjn or by ap pointment olaases supplied office at mjat matthews main st home phone 107re i national the ntlonl is m bcrvioe again bcrweea torooeo and vinnlpcg leaving toronto 930 pun daily arriving win nipog b45 auoa occo morning mftcr sudbury sleeper i carried hi this train inormmiom ama tcamrmmr ttomi from tuny tmathtm n dr v williams phyaleian and sargeon mjii officer of health oeorgetown office and residence main st south opposite presbyterian church office hours 13 and 7t pjn w b watson djdjv mjxs geergetown office hours 0 to 6 kxcept thursday afternoons f l heath uj djdji office in lane block one door north of oneills carriage factory hours 8 ajnto 8 pjn frank petcb uckn8ed far the auctioneer of peel and ballon promnjb service clutltenham 3cr33 oeorgetown 81r3 post office cheltenham r jlkerr auctionerr and real estate 1 vewf exnertenceln aswtlon sale wow u aoton ont chiropractic netlsent the chlropraotor raanaie mtean praetlee ne meeietne smrgery ost xray service office over dominion store offiea hours i llmirit wedneaday and saturday j to ft add 1 to b pjn oumt days and noun by appointment lfttw- itnl 1mj jprkmy 1 am deforest crosley the brock 14soo ten good battery sets at 5000 each complete guaranteed mr peailecs way with a critic if theres a man in this town ob served caleb pcafilee who up to and ts yestday forenoon at about eleven of the clock felt free to pick flaws in orher folks conduct and jedgment silas bowles is that man lont lie fee so now inquired iicacon hyne whais happened to make him feel anv diilnnt a lonptried public riz up caleb replied comfortably and ptnted out to him certain flaws in his own con duct past and rreent and it kind of itve h im sonxeth in to ponder over and compare with so to say silas has felt so righteous i spose hed call it caleb went on and took so much satisfaction out of feel- in superior to most everybody else that i presume moicn likely he never ieaized what a pest he is with his rriticizin nor how tired folks could git of it i mean folks uiat had sense nounh to know theyre no moren- hu man themselves and make mistakes theyd full as soon have forgotten silas dont feel like that hes so busy pintin out where you and me a t e faulty he never even thinks of limes when hes showed out cnsidablc to one side of perfect himself take yestday forenoon a assei of us was seuin comf table eitmikh down at the post office talkin about- the weather jnd the ways wed found to best ptater bugs harmless things like that when silas hove in sight and fas soons wed make out how his mouth was pursed tight we knew somebody was in for a chasten in id know who thought of it first but whilst he was inside doin a little inulli sorneuody nalched out a plan to give silas a taste of his own medeine he bought the things he was after and come out the door with em piled on to his arm and shucked the load on the end of the bench where i hap- ponded to be settin then he straight ened up and looked at all or us a good deal slf we was mdte or less blameworthy i dont like to be the one to go round harpin about my neighbors that aint like me yes hyne oajeto assured the round eyed deacon he actually used them words and it made me snicker i but stie somebody aught to call it to ben simpsons no tice that hes gone and piled that wet sawdust right agin his woodhouse itll rot the clapboards if he dont move it how a man can be so foolish and use so little jedgment arid then he went on and plnted out how ben was lackia in faculty a reglar silas bowes lecture with a hit at about everybody that was listen in throwed in if we wanted to pick em out we sot and listened for mebbe five minutes and i for one got cnsldable tired of i- yes and a little mad tool but it was jed barnes that really started the thing at last wal yes jed says i spore a man thatd pile wet sawdust agin a build- in like that aint got much jedgment hed be likely to do even wussn that if he didnt watch himself he might be witless nough to hitch a cow out in a field and fgit her sometime and leave her out all night in a cold rain and lose her from it ive heard of a man doin that but his name want sampson it dont seem to met my land the deacon breathed whatd bowles you wait caleb adjured him bfore bowles had a chance to speak or even to get the full redness in his face i thought of somethin mebbe i says hed even git foolish nough to git his beans into the barn and pile em on one side and then go to work and shingle the other so the aide where there want anything did nt leak and let his beans git wet and sprout mebbe hed do that but i dont put him down to be so foolish then bill oraffam piped up what was the name of that man who wouldnt sell his ptaters here in town for a dollar a bushel and went and hauled em clear into the city and only got a dollar for m twant simpson what was hia name- by that time bowless face had got so red that he didnt dare to trust himself to speak and he started to gather up his bundles which hell shifted to the bench when he begun to read his lecture but be in so mad at the things we was brlngtn up he trembled so he couldnt stow em good and they kep fall in so that give us a chance for a few more remarks seems to me too obed sparks timed up ive heard of some man that bougnt a boss rake btore he had a place to house it and it rusted so it most spiled and when he did build a place for it he was caretess nough to start a brush fire and burnt the bulldln and the boss rake both i aint namln no names but it was a man in this neighborhood by this time caleb said enjoyably bowles had got his load packed so it wouldnt shift on him and he started for home and a madder- lookin man i aint seen lately i want real sorry for wed thoraed him nough to teach him a lesson nothcr thing i didnt know but he might start to re mem berln and id jest as soon he wouldr nl i didnt know but he might fetch up something like one time i work ed two days hewing out an ox yoke and found id made it wrong side to it would have broke an oxs neck to have pulled in it and i spose some of the others had things they dldnt want fetched up anyway nobody made a move to stop him but ill bet he summed up that simpson can pile his sawdust where hes a mind to hereafter for all of bowles anyway i a pkaykk how short the time how swift the moments fly our little day on earth seems scarce begun when tolls its solemn midnight bell and done or not our work we lay us down to die how short the time so many things to try to do in lifes short span we hurry ing run from this task to the next and pray for one more hours brief space to put it fln- ished by how short the time dear lord vouchsafe to me the grace to knpw that love is more s thari all help me my every moment lord to nil v wielj moving thought and deed and tenderly to oherlah those whose hearts clear answering call responds to my hearts cry in good or ill wilson willard staver 12tlj armistice nniliersary 1930 the following arrangements have been made for this year friday 7th november annual armistice ball in arena aturbjtti jnuucmlier 8th poppy fund tag day uuhay natrember 9tfy i i i 1 i j memorial service 2 pm at the memorial georgetown all organizations are inviterl to trr- parr in tkfi i i parade which will assemble at the public library at 1 30 pm prompt the georgetown citizens band will be ill attendance leaders of organizations should report to mr john d rcelly marshall of parade tuuesbau obentber fy 2 minutes silence at 11 am see proclamation the arrangements fori the sunday parade and memorial service have been made by the georgetown post of the canadian iegion at the request of the mayor and council notes and comments estimates show that the tax on gasoline will net the ontario govern ment about 10000000 this year the increase of from three to five cents a gallon tax came into effect tn march 192s and through the higher tax and an increase of nearly five per cent in sales the revenue to the province will be increased nearly t3oo0o0o for the fiscal year which ends this month aaiijmira ftwhuwni umitm great bargains for men and women following are a few for the weekend after all the gerat work of life is just living he who meets each day joyoasiy with high purpose intent upon fashioning this one brief inter val as perfectly as he may need not be troubled though the day seems to bring him no nearer the goal of wis dom or success or service upon which he has set his heart no gift of know ledge or money or invention that he may give the world can equal in in spiration th supreme gift of a well lived life men in public positions says an ex change have a feeling that their ser vices are not appreciated these men are giving of their time and ability and often are out of pocket financial ly as long as things are going as we like we do not think it worth while to mention appreciation but let them make 4 move that does not meet with our approval and we do not hesitate to tell them and everyone else about it this is scarcely fair 80 long as the municipal bodies are giving con scientious service they are entitled to appreciation but of course it would special in wool blankets large size and heavy weignrt colors white with pink or blue borders tj qj girls winter coats made of real good broadcloth trimmed with nicest fur fit 7 95 mens wool sweaters realhoa vyweight in differ- ent shades at 295 atlantic heavy underwear mens combinations 125 boys tweed suits up to 6 years at 98c girls flannel dresses at j j qjj mens lined kid gloves at 150 boys aviation leather caps at 9sc ladies silk and wool stockings at 49c we are still continuing our line of ladies shoes the best value in the market at j1 qfi h silver phone 375 main street georgetown m m i r b i 1 m a new canada stamp will be issued canada this year will use 1 400000000 speights garage gaejphst georgetown the modern way carrlck salesgirl and what kind of step- ins would you like to buy slrt customer like those the girl sitting there it wearing montreal the intricacies of the printing of stamps werr explained to tlio members of the st lawrence stanip collectors society of montreal recently by c o cowan vicepresi dent of the british american bank note company ottawa who print canadas stamps the occasion was uic annual meeting of the society postage stamps have been in use only 00 years mr cowan said they were introduced in great britain in 1840 in the united states in 1845 and in the provinces of upper and lower canada in 1851 at first canadas stamps were made in new york he stated but by 1866 the amount ed was large enough to justify a can adian company to produce them the speaker described the surface printing and intaglio methods of pro ducing stamps the latter of which is used in canada the intaglio pro cess is more difficult discouraging forgery and gives a cjearers sharper outline during the first year when canada produced her own stamps she used 8300000 said mr cowan this year site will use 1 4000000000 enough to make a row 10750 miles long if laid side by side at the conclusion mr cowan show ed a number of stamps which will be issued in the near future a new red flveoent air mall stamp bears the figure of mercury with earth in the background a grey 12cent issue shows the citadel of quebec the senate library at ottawa adorns a 10cent stamp a 30oent stamp bears the picture of a tractor drawn binder in a wheat field the 50 cent issue shows a parish church in que bec and the 1 stamp bears a picture of ft snowcapped peach in the rocklek to the beaten sollk a famous scottish preacher was ful filling an engagement recently in new york when this incident occurr ed a prominent new york daily was advertising the preachers sermons one of which was entitled to the beaten soul the minister delivered the sermon but to his chagrin he felt that he could not finish it the way he had intended under a curious constraint he added two sentences at the end feeling as if they were quite unsuitable the sentences were these remember you can always hold on a little longer you never know what is waiting for you round the next cori ner a few days later he received a letter from a man who had heard the ser mon the man said that at the time he thought he had finished with life because he felt that- life had finished with him he had decided to commit suicide on the morning of his de cision however he had seen the ad vertisement of the sermon to the beaton soul and he made up lis mind to hear it me attended the ser vice but was left cold and untouched until right at the end two sentences seemed to grip him remember you can always hold on a little longer you never know what is waiting for you round the next corner those two sentences saved him he realized their truth and round the nexi cor ner he had discovered a chanbe to make life worth while after all it is such incidents that make us feel the truth of the lines theres a divinity that shapes our ends rough hew them how we will b f fco c tlml thei anions are not open to reasonable criticism ip you are nursing a grudge against anybody make it your business to forget all about it without delay grudges have a hurtful action on those that entertain them and too of ten stand in the way of happiness and success we knew of two men that were both at the head of their re spective firms who held a grudge against one another and neither would give way in spite of the fact that it was hurting both of them as well as many others in a financial way first one died then the other their suc cessors soon patched up the difference both firms benefited by it as well as the country this was a case where two men were worth more dead to the community at large because neith er was big enough to forget a grudge no one can afford to indulge in grudges they make embarrassing moments both for ourselves and others besides leaving bad impressions the sooner those who nurse grudges ap preciate this the better off they will be think kindly of everyone conservatives elect officers the halton conservative association lipid its annual meeting in milton on saturday oct 18th j m mackenzie occupying the chair officers were elected as follows president j m maxkenxie milton 1st vicepres le- rory sargent bronte 2nd vlce-pres- w e mccready milton 3rd vice- president j w breckon burlington 4th vicepresident s kirk oeorge town 5th vlcepres james allen burlington rv treasurer j fv little mil toff secretary george e elliott milton with few exceptions the 12930 ward officers were reelected il was decided to hold a special meet lng of the executive on october 22 at 8 p-m- for the purpose of recommend ing a new governor for the hal top county jail to succeed archie mc- gibbon resigned keeping together jim was on the road mots of the week and his constant moving made correspondence difficult but he and his fiancee saw the way outcalllng each other regularty by long dls- unce now they never feel far away by mail tntsead of delivering from each oumt person canadian rubber factory shatters production speed records bowmanvllle october 31 existing i rod net ion speed records recently were broken in the goodyear factory here according to a m hardy plant superintendent the factory received states hardy an order for a conveyor belt ap proximately s mile long ant weigh ing 5 tons tor urgent delivery to a customer at a point 260 miles from this own despite the fact that vulcani- is like a drug it grows upon you it gets to be a habit it is insidious it is dangerous it is deadly worry saps the vitality it makes you old it brings wrinkles it brings gray hairs it brings 111 health worry is an invention of the evil one you worry at the possibility of losing your work dont you are suggest ing unemployment to yourself sug gestions frequently become realisa tions if you suit your job and your job suits you why worry why think about it do your best in the posi tion you occupy strive to do better but dont worry because you appear to make no progress nothing ever came by worry you may be worry ing over the health of a relation what help will it be for you to worry your self ill also is there reason or sense in it worry brings nothing good to lass never did never will keep brave front keep steadily on the march whether you have any reserves to bring tip or not why if you forget the strain on your resources forget your problems forget your anxieties for a time youvlll find orji reconsid eration that a quarter maybe half nave disappeared as a rrlend of ours says do the work let the other fellow do the worrying you will find plenty of people in the world do ing enough worrying for two dont you do it rcleiei orders taken for ranges and appliances of all kinds office town hall the name is sufficient our salesman carry butternut varieties daily a change to suit the palate manfd by dominion bakeries ltd gnelph j soldby mark cark zatlon alone required 42 hours the iwlt was delivered t hours after the he would like to be what he aint is a boy of less than a dozen years was asked to tell what a lady was and he said a lady is a woman who makes you feel as if you would like to be what you aint there are women even young iris in whose presence it is impossible to dwell on a low thought to live on any level but the himjiest women who are a kind of revelation of heaven no finer tribute to pure and nweet rtrlhood and womanhood ever was written such girls and women are less com mon than we wish they were and there is much in the tendency of the age to detract from the charm of girl hood and womanhood the girl or woman who can make a boy feel that phone 229w grocer g forsters grocery a full line of fresh groceries always in stock bananas and oranges al he right prices icecream in bulk cones or bricks forsters terms cash georgetown phone 229 order was received blackbird mlrs two colored gentlemen who had just reduced the population of a far- inerls henroost were making a get-a- way aws mose gasped sam why you rpose them files follow us so close keep gallopln nigger said mose them aint hies thems buckshot all that saved him a writer sent a poem to an editor who it seems had little use for verse the title of the poena was why am i alive tho editor wroto when returning the poem because you sent the poem it in the one who will be sure to add much to the charm the beauty the grace of life more for she will add to the growing good of tho world it is an ideal worthy the effort of every girl it is a grent thing when a girl resolves to have her eyes purged of the earthly and her ears closed to the coarseness of- low or cheap talk it la a great thing when a girl ls so highminded nnd cleanhearted that the beauty of her character ls felt by those who come into her presence in a way that makes it impossible for them to think evil olrlhood can attaltf to nothing nobler or finer than this i lie couldnt be right he after long argument i won der what would happen if you and i ever agreed on anrthlnf 8bb fd be wrong all flat- ware at cost and less big assortment of kmves mostly stainless blades and soma nrtirror finish knives regular 550 for 375 other knives 250 for 150 teaspoons regular 425 for 300 also cheaper spoons at 60c 35c 4 dom cabinet containing 26 pieces made by community regular 2000 for 1400 assorted small pieces from 25c to 100 see display in window a b willson ne to hotel mcgibbon georgeto k r- a i