the georgetown herald wednesday oct 23 l94o leave georgetown standard time to toronto to london a 649 am 5 04pm b 804 am 6 44pm 934 am 9 24 p m 1209pm bli 29pm 224 pm x to kitchener only a except sun and hot 1020 am 7 15 pm xm 25 am b 8 20 p m 2 35 p m xa9 05 p m y 455 pm xlllopm t to stratford only b sun and hol natural drugs source of study of cuemvs the chemist has always taien in trlgued with the potency of natural drugs and inquired into the struc ture of their active ingredients for guidance the leaves of one of the trees grown in south america was once found to reduce hunger and in crease physical endurance the chemist isolated the stive prin ciple cocaine in 1860 and observed its anesthetic action in 1879 its pharmacological properties were studied and its use as a local anes thetic was recommended examina tidn of the chemical structure dis closed certain characteristics such as the presence of a carboxyl a methyl amino group which led in vestigators to prepare simpler com pounds which contained them it was by this procedure that emhorn found that a simple ester had an anesthetic action vand in 1905 synthesized the well known local an esthetic novocame although many variants of its structure have been made and many very useful new compounds produced novocame still enjoys a high reputation in medical and dental practice the same story can be developed in other fields of synthetics used in medicinals the first hypnotics namely veronal barbital and lumi nal phenobarbital made by the original investigators are still in great repute the latter having by far the greatest utility bus connections at toronto for north bay montreal ottawa at london for detroit chicago los angeles fares are low toronto montreal detroit trip tax included 135 cmcage 1955 1705 los ang eles x8830 1145 north bay 1420 x via toronto tickkts and information at mr u mcojntock phone 89 iiiiiiimmiimmiimmiu mi inmniim 11 man mm tiaiiu join the witches and goblins georgetown lions club- halloween frolic in the arena rose room thursday october 3 1st novelty dances costume prizes admission 50c come in costume for a gay evening mtiitiuninnitiiirinntmii iiimcmi mumniii iiiiii m nn n m mirum 11 n ti mun in immaiii iiiiimnn mm m k sound planning essential for best garden results the first step toward efficiennt use of time and space in the garden is sound planning before beginning the actual work draw a phn of your garden on paper in proper pro portions with essential phases of the work noted six important points to include in this plan are the amount and kind of each vegetable to plant the location of each crop in the gar den planting distances the variety of each vegetable to pi mt the prob able planting dates and succession crops replanting of same vege table to give constant supply run rows north and south if pos sible to afford more sunlight plant tall crops where they will not shade smaller plants plant perennials at one side so they will not interfere with preparation of the rest of the garden each season arranging rows of crops accord ing to planting dates makes it pos sible to prepare only the part needed at one time phn for enough different kinds of vegetables to pro vide well balanced meals and vari ety and enough to can for winter use and plant what your family likes make your plan flexible enough to allow necessary changes 785 prize list offered by halton plowmen the annual match of the halton plowmen is scheduled for thursday october 31 on the faun of wm near lot 2 bth line qsjueslng township near hornby states president w j ttafoerton of the halton association in r45 the halton association established a reputation of having staged one of the best county matches ever held in ontario this years event promises to be even better a prlae list of 4795 is offered which includes special clas- e tor halton contestants as well as excellent priaes lor the horse show th connection with the latter a 10 cash award has been donated by nelson robinson of norval as first prize present plans point to an even lar ger and mote interesting- machinery how than the outstanding event of a ettr ago the programme it is expec ted will include demonstrations by a bulldozer removing a hedge row a gder opening a ditch a power take- oh post hole digger a homemade manure loader an automatic pickup baler a two row mounted corn picker with stalk shredder attachment power chain and drag saws etc etc in short everything points to a full and investing programme pria lists may be secured by contacting j e white- lock muton the event will conclude with a ban quet in the homby orange hall at which c d graham newlj appointed d puty minister of agriculture for on larlo will be guest speaker salaba gojf o when you have hauling to be done remember phone 274 r 5 thats wilsons haulage for better service o girls to learn cutting fitting and sewing custom made sup covers and draperies permanent position with excellent futub good wages while learning position in toronto congenial rooms and board availablb martin iahy ltd 190 egllnton ave west toronto important tool only a sliver of glass the lens is one of the fundamental tools of civ ihzation dr j edward tufft edi tor of the optical world points out in a recent issue of that journal the lens he says has extended i man s range of virion to the in finitely large and the minutely small it has revealed to the eye of man the physical mysteries of nature it has shown that the sun is the center of our solar system and that the stars in the sky mo around in space according to fixed law it has led to the discov cry of the cellular structure of the hu man body and has brought to light the germs that cause disease the lens guides the aviator on his way and it furnishes new eyes of ae curacy to the gunners on the battle- fronts the lens is a factor m life of moment so great as to baffle imagination continues dr tuftt the lens continues to multiply the whole meaning and purpose of life surely it may be classed with the lever and with the wheel in its countless benefits protect your investment save your old roof hams us resurface and seal your p roof with tbe old nuafale american l-r- dement to set a knglaattng weatarr proof job at an economical cost and which saves you work worry money and damage on builtup gravel slag or smooth surface roll roofing smooth or slate surface corrugated galv iron tin all kinds concrete and canvas boopb evmjsr fxaat or pitched ten year guarantee ml m to aoate a drtaoed itt and orttaflte oc jwa rflctt mb omuujoo ju mh or pfcooa h e mckeown specialized roof maintenance service waterdown sflw 1 forest land of 630 000 000 forest land acres in the u s 168 000 000 are not suited or available for growing timber 77 000 000 are virtually nonproduc tive as a result of destructive cut ting and fire and all but 100 000 000 of the rest hs been cut over and produces only a fraction of what it might almost as much usable tim ber still stands as was cut since the birth of the nation records show that the total volume of standing timber in the u s was reduced al most 40 per cent from 1909 to 1938 to say nothing of recent intensive logging necessary because of the war eleven billion cubic feet of new growth occurs each year so we shall always have an abundance nearly 17 billion cubic feet or 50 per cent more than total growth was cut or destroyed in 1943 while- in sawtimber alone drain was al most twice annual growth aerial gunnery on an average 750 shotshells ars fired by students in the army air forces during their course of train ing in aerial gunnery it has been revealed by the army air forces the shotshells are used to teach trainees how to shoot trap and skeet in order to acquire the duck hunters trick of hitting fastmoving targets an aerial gunner ores 10 shots in training for every ot b ores in combat training ammuni tion deludes the abotshells as well as machine gun ammunition in an average week the aaf uses 2100- 000 shotshells which requires 147000 pound of lead shot and tt60q pounds smokeless powder anniversary services georgetown united church sunday october 27th the public is cordially invited to services at 1 1 a m and 7pm preacher rev f vipond of franca saskatchewan soloist mrs archie black of gait contralto come to the song service at 6 45 p m tow ba t eve o f irwna dote from dontw of stofiilrti eutlrkifj- coifi priced have fhey got you worried well here is one price to feel good about you can buy more hydro energy for one cent today than at any time in history 1 compared with the dipt and peaks of general living costs the coil of hydro service to ontario consumers has come down constantly since 1914 even dropping during war years today one cent buys about twice as much as in 1933 almost ave times as much as in 1914 think of the work that one cents worth of electricity can do today in an average ontario home it will give electric refrigeration for 24 hours cook a full meal for two people on an electric range operate a washing machine for two hours an electric ironer for half an hour a hand iron for an hour light a 100- wart lamp for 10 hours or run an average radio all day few people in the world have electricity available to them at such low cost as prevails in ontario and as a result electricity is extensively used present demands tax supply facilities to capacity since hydro construction and expansion were restricted by wartime necessity present shortage of materials and equipment makes h impossible to raptdry carry out expansion already planned unhi these conditions are relieved use this economical servant wisely ie hydro ellcikl wtj iiajt