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the georgetown heraid wednesday evening october 30th i94q m doouukm imtbd on monday ootober jeth ims to mj and hawkoouiaon a chadja auttn a son tolllam kant davison mr and mrs iiojd davaun qlen wullams amwunce the bmh of uielr dugbtr uuriol on saturday october 11th at peel memorial hospital brampton 2z sport horts by sldellner wiu90n oocpnr on october mid hmo at oeonjetown by tul rawrand 7 o overend bdtth mary oodtnjr dsuchtar of mr and iu james p oodlrey oeormtown to jamerhmfeart nson oblnpam aonof mr and lata heatwrt a wll- pokd in aeonietovn on prlday oe tober 36th 190 john ford belov ed husband of caroline sours in bda 81st year fiddiagtln oe on batur- day october 26th ie40jaroes fidd ler belotod niabandof the late jane aim lrd hrsttota year every wednesday night oddfellow ban brampton hal davis and bis mask dandng 0 pjn to 1 aja dst reqular anaoaaion bui drmfcmter atarted at for balmy boson last saturday when tne beeches ended a 10year sanua jinx by defeating tne a80th battery on the right end of a ice bui who is a nephew of ox first half of smith and stone oommutes dally from toronto to hto gfiwlth the toad eleotrloj irorks 4kloh hen combined wmjf hla foot ball practice must make his a rery busy fellow rugby was in the air down in london too where last years interodbglats emerged from aesteffatlon wallop buc 06 0 which wasnt imrprulng as the cadets were a much younger and lighter team much amusement was caused when the water box ran onto the field to aslst a winded player v and i group of spectators sang dont drink it dont drink it dont drink it its watorl greg clarke whose atrlcles with illustrations by jimmy prise have amused toronto sjtar weekly readers i from ume immemorial was in townteoentry on his annual hunting jaunt m the district ifsno secret that hanulton would be only too glad to have bobby oomham transfer his lacrosse ability tb that city next season question of the week were you at the hockey meeting last night aidellner sunday november 3rd to t georges 88tlj tmtoersarg services holy communion 1 1 00 am evensong 700 pm hie reverend bruce jennings rector of port credit will preaoh morning and evening special and suitable music the ancient and soulstining services of the church all whi be welcome come and j news taom jftoxjuto a oortetoim eulenhas unary art- lowed ub w reprint a letter from gunner jh ttoe rjoa somewhere in england september 26 140 x guess by this time you will be thinking i am lost or have forgotten you but the way things are over hen right now we dont get much ume to ourselves and it acta dark so early at nights and we are not allowed any mngs are pretty bad and we are in the thick of it we have continuous airraids and many antiaircraft bat teries around us which fire nearly ell night long lots of bombs have drop ped real clone too close for comfort you should see us scramble whan wo hear the wtystting sound a bomb makes coming down we lie oat on the ground and just wait and pray we have had a lot of rain lately so when we flop down on the ground when a bomb comes we get covered with mud we have seen some great air battles and also- have seen a lot of planes shot down one of the pilots came down in a parachute right at the edge of our camp right now i am on guard which seems to be the only ume we can get caught upon our correspondence this guard im tn charge ot now- which started last night at si uu six to night is up in a water tower by a hospital we are on the lookout for paepchute troops i have three men- one at a time in on the watch they are on duty two hours and off four but i have to be here most ot the tune my brother is floe and we are still in tents we expect to move into our winter camp next week which con- blsts of shacks in a bush on top of a hill once we get settled we will have more ume to ourselves fl hope and then 111 be able to write you weekly again wasnt that terrible about the boat that was torpedoed with all those children on board but old hitler will pay double for that the way he is fighting us now we havent much of a chance to fight back but the day isnt very far off when we will be able to get a good crack at him my brother and i expect to get an other leave shortly and i guess we win go to scotland again as my uncleinsists we go back to his place hie tells us that his home is our home as long of we are here news from the nyal drug store see the latest stylea in parker fountain pena and pencils now on display parker active service pen and pencil set the ideal gift 500 and 850 glider aeroplanes ready to fly 15c and 25c xmas card special 12 cauda with envelopes 21c september 26 1940 buy your vitamins npw we carry the leading brands for a complete vitamin treatment take vita- vim capsules fortified your complete vitamin requirements fob 5c a day maecormacks drug store phone 327 we deliver georgetown here i am again we had such t thrilling experience out on manoeu vres this afternoon that idhke to tell you about it we wen- out on soaie downs near a village and having actual war man eouvres when we heard two bombs which exploded about a quarter mile from us then there was a terrific r of a plane and over a hill about one hundred and fifty feet in the air came a german dive bomber well he spotted us but i guess he had no more bombs left to bomb us so he opened fire with his machineguns i was dazed at first as i could hardly believe my eyes but it didnt take long for me to hit the ground luckily enough none of our fellows got hit but he hit a couple of our trucks our machine gunner fired at him and the plane was brought down a couple of miles further on whether our battery will get credit for it we dont know yet it sure was exciting while it lasted what do you think of that my brother was on guard back here at camp so he missed jt well time to close again now so cherrlo and keep the fingers crossed grandmtf5 menu too had plenty of vitamin grandmothers were good cooks and turned nul meal with plenty of unsuspected vitamins when their tore of foods permitted wide choice but modern cooks in streamlined kitchens must be good cooks and also food engineers who can provide vitamins calories and minerals without stuffing their families say nutrition specialists at ohio state university cooks of the old school probably never heard of calories but they knew folks who had plenty of dif ferent things to eat could live work and keep warm energy for these purposes came from the carbohy drates fats and pepteins and grand mother learned quickly that the cooks who used plenty of butter cream and eggs had the most guests now the minerals calcium phos phorus and-iron- are given attention by modern cooks because they are likely to be low in the average diet calcium and phosphorus form a large part of the bones and teeth some of the calcium however stays in the blood stream end is neces sary for the proper functioning of the heart and the coagulation of the blood vitamins were unheard of a few decades ago today eight have been discovered but vitamins a b c d and g are the best known quan tities of vitamins and minerals were thrown away with the liquid from cooked vegetables until nutritionists showed homemakers the importance of cooking foods to conserve these healthgiving nutrients nutrition specialists point out that scientists have discovered how cer tain foods in the diet can prevent or cure pellagra rickets nutritional anemia and other body disorders these findings have been a great boon to society a fivepoint diet worked out by the university specialists will fur nish all the nutrients for the overage person it consists ol the daily use of milk tomatoes or citrus fruit po tatoes and e leafy vegetables whole wheat bread and cereal and eggs meat poultry or fish scien tists have discovered that each per son is a different problem th nutri tion so each homemoker should ap praise the physical fitness of all members of the family and plan the meals accordingly auction sale too acre f abm boubs bbkd holsiaxns hoo implements and feed the unoeralgned has been instruct ed by j n buddell to sell by public auction at lot ft 7th line bsquestag 1 mile south of stewarttown on friday november 8th 1m0 at 1200 oclock- 8t the following horses orey horse pieroheron 6 yrs grey mare peroheron io yxa bay mare jarcheron 8 yrs heavy draft noise 9 yrs grey horse o p 8 yrs oattx registered holsteln cow cam at side registered holsteln cow bred aug 29fih registered holsteln cow bred june16th registered hol steln cow milking well grade hoi- sbeln cow calf at side grade hol steln cow due time of sale grade hol steln cow bred apr 9th grade hal- stem cow bred apr 14th grade hol steln cow bred june 13th grade hoi stein cow bred july 8th grade hol steln cow bred july 38th grade hol steln cow bred june 15th registered holsteln bull 2 yrs 3 holsteln heifers rising 2 yrs 3 holsteln heifers year lings 3 holsteln heifers 8 months pxgis7 pigs 6 weeks old 7 pigs chunks 1 yorkshire sow bred in a 1 yorkshire sow j feed about 75 tons of mixed hay 200 bushel of oats ley quantity of ensilage quantity of oats and wheat if previously threshed harness 2 sets of heavy harness 1 set of single harness 7 horse col stewarttown the stewarttown schooi entertain ed umehouse on friday the occa sion was a baseball game at which umehouse won oames and races were run off during the afternoon miss esther davis of toronto visit ed friends and acquaintances in stew arttown over the week end little jeanene humphreys has re turned home from toronto where she has been staying with her grandma since her baby sister arrived mrs david hodge of acton spent a few hours on sunday with mr and mrs walter hodge mr and mrs percy baily of to ronto were home on sunday pilratav hunt jqf newmarket spent the week end at his home here also pte gilbert hunt and a chum from at thomas the sy the- entirecom munity is extended to mr and mrs jc j thompson who lost their bam by fire sunday night soldiers seek tattoo marks for identifications tattoo artists in canada are com ing into their own as a result of the war according to montreals famous tattoo artist professor paul busi ness is booming as never before since the days of 1914 with the army navy and air force leading the pro cession through those narrow and gaudily decorated front doors they want tattoo marks bb identifications trouble now is he said that there aint the appreciation of art there used to be i remember when a man could put in a couple of days doing a picture on a sailors chest that was something to be proud of but now its just initials and num bers military numbers girls phone numbers family initials girls ini tials im telling yah im gettin writers cramp taint only the men thats get ting them he went on the wom en too are coming in here to get their boy friends initials on their arms and legs of course he added this idea isnt so good suppose a girl wants to change boy friends zingo theres trouble ive blotted out more initials by changing them into roses in the past six months than ive done in the last 25 years but then i guess a girls got a right to change her mind got one now whos making her mind up to be come a tattooed lady trouble with this is that a man gets about half through with them and they change their minds again and tell me what goods a half tattooed woman mooormlck deer ing tractor in good repair cockshutt twofurrow tractor plough tractor cultivator tractor disc mcooztniok deering binder 7 ft new mooor mlck deerlng mower 5 ft massey- harrs- corn binder mccormlck deer lng 14 disc drill 3 drum steel roller daln hay loader mccormlck deering side rack hay tedder m h 3 soufi tiers 3 walking ploughs 2 truck wag ons 2 hay racks 2 buggies one rub ber tired cutter hay rake set sloop sleighs set of bob sleighs vega cream separator with motor 4hp electric motor 4lp electric mqtor fanning null 1 set of 2000 lb scales scales 240 lb blacksmith anvil wheelbarrow turnip drill root pulper iron boiler past hole digger whlffletrees forks shovels chains neckyokes and other articles terms or chattels cash no reeerve as the proprietor is in 111 health real estat13 the farms con sisting of lot 13 in the 7th conces sion and lot 13 in the 8th conces sion of thr township of- esqueslng be ing 210 acres more or less will be sold subject to a reserve bid there are exceptions uy good buildings new bank bain and new brick house plenty of water hydro telephone and rural mall on paved county road for terms and conditions apply to prank pctch box 413 georgetown frank petoh auctioneer quoted bible for schefno but postal laws got the j truth shall qprtag oyt of thsvrs earth and righteousness shall loqk- down from haaven yea the lorn shall five that which is good an our land shall yield her increase psalms 801112 so wrote a little group of men whose headquarters are in chicago on some of their reams of circu lars when they were spreading the gospel of plenocracy in 1933 it was- one of the many ways of explain ing how money sent to them would return 30 per cent annually since then their troubles included a state court proceedings after which they changed the narhe of their organization then came a federal injunction that- resulted in a jail sentence for one of their offi cers the latest episode occurred when a federal grand jury indicted six of their leaders on charges of de frauding hundreds oi persona throughout the country of several hundred thousand dollars never before explained the plenocrots to the reader who per severed has a plan become avail able to the people that operates in accordance with the rules and regu lations as set forth in the bible the 30 percent naturalincrease annually in plenocracy should not be confused with 30 per cent interest on money it was explained be- bushel of bar cause the 30 per cent natural in crease in plenocracy is a genuine in crease and the 6 per cent 10 per cent 20 per cent or 30 per cent on money would be an artificial and fictitious increase how were the plenocrats to make money the general idea was that they would operate a large number of farms in all sections of the country risk of loss would be eliminated because of the geographic and cli matic diversification of the lands that were to be operated by experts using scientific methods that would not fail to yield 30 per cent yearly the government charged however that the few farms controlled were mostly in this area that they were operated by managers tenants or former unsuccessful owners and showed a loss instead of the prami- ised gains origin of swing low of the origin of the spiritual swing low sweet chariot the negro year book says a mother and her babe had been sold from a tennessee plantation to go down into mississippi which was to her going to her death to prevent the separationfrom her child she was about to throw herself and babe into the cumberland river an old wom an seeing the mothers intentions laid her hand upon the shoulder of the distressed mother and said wait let de chariot of de lord swing low and let me take de lords scroll and read it to you the moth er was so impressed with the words of the old slave woman that she gave up her design and allowed her self to be sold into mississippi leav- -mg-t-her- baby b th s swing low sweet chariot by de passed from mouth to mouth clearing auction sale cool drinks without lee for campers and others who want cool drinks when ice is not avail able relief is now being promised with the perfection of powders which through a chemical reaction produces temperature of 20 degrees lower than ice in three miautes a cocktaq shaker with a special chamber in which the powders are mixed is supplied for cooling liq uids according to an announcement by the canned cold c com pany real estate farm stock implemen fe and furniture the undersigned has been instructed by charles scott to sell by public auction at lot 24 4th line esqueslng on thursday november 14th 1940 at 100 pm st the following horses black mare 6 yrs grey hors 10 yrs pattlseshorthorn and hereford cow shorthorn and hereford cow shorthorn and hereford cow short horn and hereford cow shorthorn and hereford heifer 2 yrs short horn and hereford heifer 2 yrs shorthorn cow shorthorn cow short horn co shorthorn cow these cows are all bred to a shorthorn bull 2 steers 2 yrs 4 calves 5 and 6 mon ths shorthorn bull 18 months implements masseyharrls bin der 7 ft in good working order mas- seyharris mower 54 ft in good working ordermasseyharrls hoe drill 13 hoes springtooth cultivator 13 teeth 11 piate disc steel drum roller hay rake bob sleighs 2 truck wagons 3 section harrows 4 section harrows 3 ploughs light sleighs hay rack light tvugun cutter platfutiii scales bag truck bag holder fanning mill pea rake buggy cyclone seeder road cart root pulper scuffler wheelbarrow slush scraper turnip drill scythe cradle quantity of new inch lumber quantity of cedar posts whlmetrees neckyokes chains forks shovels tools stable brooms post hole dig ger sugar kettle bucksaws harness and hay set of heavy breeching harness setof heavy har- rtesa set of single harness 6 collars pair of horse blankets 2 mows of hay furniture cherry dropleaf table walnut bureau walnut whatnot walnut chairs bedroom furniture glass cupboard 2 cupboards small tables 2 couches rag carpet chests pine dropleaf table kttchen range quebec heater wood heater antique dishes spinning wheel and reel dash tnde4sberarttal mirrormaking changed by new silvering procea the ancient art of mirror making has yielded at last to modern indus trial science since 1835 when baron justus liebig a german chemist poured a silvering solution out of a whites china pitcher onto a pane of glass the pitcher has been the principal tool of the mirror manufacturers the process was slow and tedious but despite its handicaps more than 500 rryrror makers produced an es timated 80000000 square feet of mirror glass annually by the pitch erpouring process william peacock philadelphia metallurgist is credited with bring ing streamline mass production methods to the mirror industry after nine years of experimentation and thousands of tests he found a better quicker method the prin cipal feature of his new process is- a silvering solution that instantane ously deposits a film of silver on a pane of glass because of this instantaneous ac tion mr peacock was able to spray his silvering solution onto the glass with a spray gun not unlike those used to paint automobiles mirror- glass which formerly had to be laid fiat on a table can be stood almost erect on tacks saving valuable floor space and cutting down the time re quired to turn a pane of polished plate glass into a silvered mirror real estate the sim consist ing of one hundred and fifty acres iso more or less being part of lot 24 in the 8th con of the township esqueslng about 100 acres workable bout 10 acres of bush and she bal ance pasture oood bank barn stone house plenty of water wtttsr- good spring creek par pattfeulaa to mr jss scott on che to frank fetch box 11 the farm wm be sold subject to a reserve bid and terms and conditions will be made known on day of sale wwmb on chatties cash numc raxes street pays 60000 tax streets of new york that are not public thoroughfares some dingy and obscure and others of modern glamour are called to mind by the discovery that there is one in rocke feller center on which is paid annual 60000 tax it is rockefeller plaza and it runs under the lee lofty skyscrapers through the mid dle of a plot bounded by fifth sixt a from fortyeig to fiftyfirst street the land itself is under a long- term lease from columbia universi ty which requires the rockefeller interests to do nothing that wouw damage her title it therefore ul stated in the lease that any private street established in the area must be fenced or barred for 12 hours every year that act proclaims that the place is not a public highway much as it is traversed if the cere mony were omitted it might be claimed that through unf usage the passage was in effect dedi cated to the community manhattan teems with traditions of private byways and paths which eventually become streets largely lovers lane and other lanea witli tess romantic nam w eventually absorbed in the city plan cinderella of oh long before the christian era version of the cinderella story wi known by the egyptians end it familiar also to the greeks it i be found among the german tore tales of the sixteenth cent and in the delightful coueotidn fairy stories of the brotherac the various english adapuuoaaaf the aanati imm