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page 2 the georgetown herald wednesday evening november 2nd 1938 trje georgetown herald phone no 8 j m moore editor and pobllaher a weekly newspaper devoted to the beat interests of the town of georgetown and surrounding country including the villages of glen williams nerval limehou3 stewarttown balllnad and terra cotta issued every wednesday evening at the office on main st georgetown subscription rates 130 per year in advance united states single copies 3c- both old ard new addresses should be wcaddluonai given when change of address is requested advertising rates legal notices 12c per line for first in sertlon 7c per line for each subsequent insertion readers 8c per line for each insertion if in black face type 5c per line additional notices qualifying as coming events such as concerts entertainments society church or organization meetings etc be per line minimum charge 25c reports of meetings held gladly inserted free in memorian notices 50c and 10c per line extra for poetry birth marriage and death notices 50c small advertisements one inch or less 50c for first insertion and 25c for each subsequent insertion display advertising rates on application although eery precaution will be takento avoid error the herald accepts advertising in its columns on the understanding that it will nol be liable for anj error tn any advertisement published hereunder unless a proof of such advertisement is requested by the advertiser and returned to the herald business office duly signed by the advertiser and with such error or corrections plainly noted in writing theteon and in that case if any error so noted is not corrected by the herald its liability shal not exceed such a proportion of the entire cost of such advertisement as the space occupied by the noted error bears to the whole space occupied by such advertisement the herald does job printing of all kinds children the girt child give her a flower to keep and hold a waxen doll in a silken gown a chain of coral with clasp of gold a tiny kitten as soft as down and sing with your lips against her cheek loves dear lullaby whispering till sleep comes over her eyelids mek sing for the glrlchlld mother sing the boy child show him the bird in its daring flight to the clouds brown edge teach him to know the flag that spreads to winds wild night- sweep of the ram and whirl of snow laugh with him run with him romp and leap give him his will of the noisy day bread being the popular report 1937 08 of the british and foreign b so ciety by the rev john a patten m c ma its literarj superintend the popular report of this world w mi srf havmg colds just as diphtheria bread maintains the high level of t u ronlrftct from d natints all past issues mr patten bases m report on the general principle the common cold xc the sum total of suffering in convenience sequela and economic loss rront common colds be obtained it would at once elevate these infec tlons from the trivial into the rank of the serious diseases the autumn is the tune for colds though they may occur at any tune of the year many of us have from one to three colds a year one attack produces little m munuy or what does a cold consist it is a group of acute infections of the mucous lining membarnes of the t iroat and nose often extending into the windpipe and larger bronhl the sinues that is the hollow snaccs adjacent to the nose are frequen ly involved the infection may be son fined to the nose when it is called rhinitis it ma affect the throat as ui tonsillitis or as a pharyngitis the larnx as a laryngitis and the bron chial tubes as a bronchitis cold and draughts the popular idea that a cold is due to a drought is scarcely correct ex posure to draughts sudden changes of temperature and chilling of the body are predisposing causes of colds but no cold can originate without he specific m cro organlsm or bug which a the essential cause the cause some saj that a common cod is due to a virus that is a germ so mall that it cannot bt seen under the microscope many different germs seem to be associated with colds ptr hapj the cause is a combination of viruses and germs common olds ma not be a single disease but rather a group of infections which vary in set erity and catchabilitj colds are caught form other per is contracted from diphtheria patients arctic explorers exposed to all jie conditions popularly supposed to pro whether he ta it or not w tw 3tot hungrj and that hluier can only be al m nu unu to satisfied by heavenly food with this truth as guiding principle lis t t bcok essays to tell the stor of how the bible societj supplies to needj multitudes of men and women of many races and languages jie bread of life tlon and become infected by contact with their feilows prevention and cure the two reall important matters about colds are first their prevention and second theii curt prevention mat the headings of the chapters give be summed up in tl e avoidance of jji indication of the attractive wa in those having an infection especially which the whole subject is treated in street cars offices and other ponr bread for the british people dis i ly ventilated places colds like tributors of the bread bread for other diseases conveyed in the secre but when you pause at the gate of ln muiutule the same bread i tions from nose and mouth are often sleep oh pra for the bo child mother pray a prayer grant we have patience to dust once more things dusted a hundred times be fore give us the calm that nought can shake not broken china nor fallen sake give us the patience that won t see red when johnny puts eels in the guest room bed not for riches nor power do house wives pray r tor grace the manna fresh ch day for the greatest gift since time began patience enough to manage a man what is your life what is our life if full of care we worry through the hours and days what we shall eat what we shall wear no time at all for prayer or praise oh let us leam whateer beude the lord has promised to provlue what is our life if full of haste we cannot find a quiet hour the goodness of the lord to tast to see anew his keeping power oh let us learn to still our soul and on the lord our burden roll what is our life if full of fear we dread what life may hod in store buffering and death may be i lite near sorrow and loss may lie before oh let us leam this truth at leng h in quietness and trust is strength xandra the story of translation and the transferred by direct and indirect cjn price of bread the bare outline of these headings is filled out with ap o ite literary quotations including a characteristic line from rupert brooke the strong crust of friendly bread this moving account of the won of the british and foreign bible society throughout the world is written w th four hundred years of the opn bible in english and all that it nos meant and can mean to that race as its great background the romance of the societys pro gress since 1804 is never lost sight of and like a golden thread through the report runs the fundamental idea hut the bible society s one aim is to place in the hands of men the bread of life due acknowledgment is made of the assistance given to the society by he nations of the british commonwalth and canada and its contribution is given honourable mention the story of the work is its appeal and he gifted author very clearly indicates the vital need of increased resources if the society is to maintain and ex tend its worldvide mission in this four hundredth year of the open bible in english the society though still faced with a deficit seems confident that its appeal will find a response from all vitally interested in the christian missionary enterprise and in giving to the peoples of he world the one book that can trti h fully be described as the bread of life tact through kissing the common drinking cup the roller towel pipes toys pencils fingers food and outer objects contaminated with the fresh secretions which carry the disease vitiated air draughts dust sudden changes of temperature exposure to cold and wet overwork loss of seep and improper food all have som d feet in causing colds it must be admitted on the other hand that the most vigorous will contract colds if they receive the infection while some persons are so immune that they ap pear to resist attacks of colds year af ler year persons with colds should at nee go to bed and stay there as long as there is any rise of temperature methods of cure had best be left to the doctor some persons pin their faith to bed- a hot bath and a drink of whiskey others use vaccines there is one vaccine namely that pe pared by rosenow which taken by mouth in doses of ten drops once a week is said to prevent the onset of a cold and taken dally in the course of a cold seems to break it up it ii worth try lng by john w s mccul lough mx canada s customers according to the preliminary report on the trade of canada for the year ended 31st march 1938 canada s do xnestlc exports to the 40 principal countries of the world totalled tl 056 418000 wheat as the principal com modlty exported was displaced by newsprint owing to the decided drop in wheat exports during the year the united states was canada s best cus tamer with 8423 131 000 a decrease on the preceding fiscal year of 2 7 per cent the united kingdom was fee ond with 400 412000 an increase of 03 per cent australia with purcbas es to the value of 32 422000 an in crease of 20 3 per cent was canada s third best customer japan fourth with 28 640000 an increase of 33 j per cent british south africa fifth with 16466000 an increase of 38 per cent and new zealand sixth with 16v031d00 an increase of 433 per cent hay abundant in u s concerning the united states hay m the canadian trade cotnmis jtooer hi new york states the pos rtffiih of unfitly any subtsantial outlet tn the united states this year for canadian hay must be considered remote production in nearly all sec ttons has reached a record figure and while toe quality of a great part of it may be inferior owing to unfavorable weather in eome parts during cut ting there u such an abundant sup ply counted with a substantial carry over and good pasture conditions tbat there is no interest m canadian first sleeper big sensation century ago the first railroad sleeping car in history was put into service 100 years ago this month and created a xeisa tion among the travelling public a description of this first sleeper which operated between baltimore and phil adclphla has just been received from he american railroads association by w w swinden general superin lendent sleeping and dining car 8cr vices canadian national railways the grandaddy sleeper of them all 1 ad accommodations for 24 persons on the outside it looked like the other cars its interior plan was copied from the sleeping arrangemenu in canal packets a construction tha was followed for several years the berths on one side of the aisle only were in three tiers the lower made up from the seats as now the middle and top tiers really sleeping shelves consist lng of flat boards laying flat aga hst the car side in daytime lowered into horizontal position and supported by chains or iron posts at night fifty or seventy five cents according to the length of the journey was the berth price according to the baltimore chomi cle which announced the sleeping cars inauguration the car is one of the completes things of the kind we hive ever seen night travelling on a rail road is now made as comfortable as that by day and is relieved of all irk someness the newspaper concluded its glowing tribute to contemporary modernity in railroad travel with the prophetic remark nothing now seems to be wanting to make railway travelling perfect and complete in every convenience except the intro duction of dining cars and these we are sure will soon be introduced jasper scenery surpasses visiting expert declares high estimate of the natural beau y of jasper national park in the heart of the canadian rockies and praise for the excellence of the accommo da tlon are stressed in a letter receiv ed by a b chown passenger ratlc manager canadian national grand trunk railways from a visitor exoert in all matters pertaining to the oper atlon of national parks in north america and therefore competent to express useful opinion let me sa in general writes this expert that having visited all uie american parks and all the canadian rickles re on there is nothing anywhere that sur passes your scenery and your dn e and very fovv placei invwher wnich equal the scenic values to be seen t jasper the jasper park lodg truck me as being the finest type of a rus ic resort that 1 have seen iny w here it ls the elaboration of dream the headmaster had spoken ipng and earnestly to the school about the forthcoming exams he concluded t want you all to do your wy best if only tor the sake of the dear old school you have not long to wait now as the examination papers are in the hands of the printer now are there any questions who the printer mr a favorite topic for editorial com ment in these columns has been the questionable methods of raising money for church purposes by holding ba zaars raffles bingo games rummage sales home made cooking etc we were therefore interested in a new money raising venture as contained in the newmarket era which reads the imaginary sale of fancy work held at the united church in aurora recently deserves more mention than it received instead of bringing ap rons towels fancy work possibly to be sold at a loss and incidentally damaging the business of ordinary merchants the ladles brought the equivalent of their gifts in cash the church realized over 200 and the ladies enjoyed a social afternoon the question ls sometimes asked whether church suppers which involve so much work are worthwhile the patrons usually get more than their moneys worth at the expense of the church ladies who give generously and work hard we hardly fancy however tbat the church supper will give way to an imaginary church supper for the church supper has a social value it not only increases nejghborllneas but it draws people within the church walls and may lead them to attend servtoes bowmanvule stop painting save fuel with brantford insulated siding it has outstanding features real brick appearance concealed nailing corners to match nojmetal recess brick joint insulation the name brantford roofing co is a guarantee of quality buy at home buy with confidence consult us your local dealer for your needs no obligation the georgetown lumber co h i p loans arranged phone 250 georgetown payment oi 1938 taxes the second instalment of taxes is due and payable s at the municipal office georgetown on wednesday thursday and friday november 2nd 3rd and 4th the prompt payment of taxes on above dates will be appreciated by council w g marshall collector cjfcr timetable standard time 0 oetag bast passenger passenger and hall 1m mm louos ajm passenger and mail 840 pa or passengers for toronto 941 pm passengers sundays only sjl pm going west passenger and mall passenger 934 an 335 pan passenger and mall 6ju pm passenger sunday n19 an saturdays only leaving toronto at 1130 pm arriving at georgetown 12 25 ajn first trip november 5th going north mall and passenger ba i going sooth mall and passenger 653 pji gray coacb lines time table effective sunday september 25th leave georgetown to toronto a 7 08 am 928 am 1148 am c 223 pm 4 38 pm 8 48 pm 903 pm westbound to london 935 am xll20 ajn 2 05 pm cx2j5 pm ay4 45 pm 700 pm b9 00 pm dx105 pm exll50 pm a except sun and hoi b sun and hoi c sat only d except sat sun and hol e sat sun and hoi x to kitchener y to stratford tickets and information at w h long g 7 directory leboy daub kc m sybil bennett bjl barristers and souctton georgetown ontario office qregory theatre bwg mill f kenneth m langdon barrister solicitor notary fabfls first mortgage money to loan office main street south phone 88 geo o warm floors good health for comfort and health yoar floors mmtt be warm sod a good coal is the foel to give too frnmt beat throughout the rooau phone for a too or two oitamoas resdiag anthracite the laundered coal for even steady reliable wc beat k c mcmillan georgetown millinery all the latest in uptodate millinery see our exceptionally fine showing hats from 100 i misses claridge main street georgetown herald block uprfair- kaney gbaydon lawhencs cook barristers etc 465 bay st toronto brampton oat e fraser raney kc h edward cook gordon graydon 333 main st north brampton telephone 7s2 harold r lawrence loblaw building brampton telephone 843 f b watson djs mjs georgetown office hours 0 to 5 except thursday afternoons dr j e jackson dentist xbay office hours daily 9 to 5 evenings 7 to 9 phone k4w georgetown frank petch licensed auctioneer for the counties of feel and dart prompt service cheltenham 26 r 23 georgetown atrl post office cheltenham walter t evans co general insurance ocean steamship service real estate sula st north georgetown phone 183 carman utclike tuition in piano organ and theory vocal coaching axnbio at 9lbtrt sno jktjlab dome 185 o monuments pollock ingham successors to cater ac worth gait ont dealgtu en reaaest phone 26tt inspect our work in greenwood