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the cbssiown ffcrald wedwsrtytes 194 tn jir r i t grow on trees merchants fretahjb fob disc finds ita way onto the shelves christmas shopping many hems trussing during the war i j ears are back on tfce market but a wltb christmas only six weeks away word to the wise it still pays to do george atores are beginning to your christmas shopping early for take on a festive air as gift merohan- quantities aire limited i hr6uk0halaii brings yo onthespot reporting from the capitals at the world through exclusive new york times foreign news service by cable telephone short wave radio 54 foreign correspondents of the famous new york tunes staff bring the worlds news you every morning in the globe and and this extra coverage of world news is only one of the extras you enjoy all the world and local news fearless editorials complete financial and farm news three full pages of sports three womens pages of fashions food recipes and other household news plus a score of features to please everyone in the family the time every saturday night the place georgetown arenas lovely rose room the price 50c per person modern and old tyme dancing with modern aires orchestra sweet and swing horn one of our friends purchased a hear ing aid recently and hi getting used to it had to try various strengths of the battery sometimes it was too loud and brought to her ear even the swish ing of her dress and sometimes it was not quite loud enough finally it beemed to settle down to what seemed like a congenial attitude and it seem ed as though adjustment had been made to perfection however at night when she was getting ready for bed she discovered that she hod not had the earplug in at all and during that part of the day when it did its best work it had been quietly resting inside her dress ncir who wouldn t have one a week ago last saturday twelve men left the hornby station on a hunting trip up north each had considerable equipment in the way of food and other supplies and a good deal of ex pectation for a safe and happy trip with plenty of venison to bring home on the same day some friends of mrs prank ford answered an invita tion to her home for the noon meal and a friendly visit among those present v ei mrs h burner mrs john a ford and mrs fred alnsworth mrs ford has quite a number of verj fine chrysanthemums in full bloom also has some very fine oil paintings she has done these were appreciated bv the guests carman cantelon came aw a from the streetsvllle fair with three prizes tucked under his arm he received a fust in public speakmg a second in the musical contest m which there e fourteen other contestants and a first for the best essaj written on mr w o brownrldges agricultural float in the high school claa thats a ather remarkable jim for u jount man in his first jear of high school to be able to dj caiman 3 fulim should be er bright tlit bethel united church w a and wms mu at tht h tint of msc w simpson on tht si h 1 nc u wcdnes cuj afternoon last plans vhr muov for tlit coming baza ir and tht guest speaker announced a nominating conim ttw was appointed br ng in u slate of officers for me om in veir fcr both ode its to be oied on at the i ext meeting mrs oscar clifton led the devotionals reading the twtntj third psalm and some comment on it mrs jas ball gave a snort reading on being a christian in evervday life mrs percj merry read letter from charles newton a student missionary in the islands of the st lawrence miss leila peatherstone gave a re sume of a missionary address given recently by mrs toombe a misslonarj to india and mrs clarence ford sang a solo refreshments were served by the hostess mtrr the hornby united church wjv had their get together at the home of mrs fred may on thursday afternoon last the coming bazaar was discussed and the date fixed for early in december committees and booth manager were appointed it was brought out th it spe cial skill and ability would be required to produce candy in sufflcien quan tity to make it worth w hile but there were those optimistic enough to think that this could be done a quilt was quilted as the women chatted together and at the close a delicious lunch was served by the hostess assisted b mrs edgar may who will have the next meeting at her home on the base line advertising is alright but its not rttuch good without the quality to back it up and when you use a georgetown taxi you will realize that youre getting the best in comfort courtesy and convenience that in our ads we say you will remember phone 30 i georgetown taxi brills but values grow ll o at brills gentlemen this is- your weekend to buy your winter coat overcoats on sale thurs fri sat nov 14 15 16 o ladies- 1 shoe sale continues due to the excess amount of stock over the 500 pairs previously announced brills tt pleases us to please you georgetown phone 167 balunafad the mission circle met last friday evening at the home of miss lillian shortlll with the president miss joan na shortul in the chair mrs lena swlndlehurst had charge of the devo tional exercises mrs o k fundau gave a very interesting topic on mar riage and home life after which she led a discussion remembrance day services were conducted in the church sunday mor ning with rev o r fundall in charge at the close of the service the national anthem was sung as a prayer miss paisley of grin spent the week end with jean sinclair we are glad to see floyd shorttll around again after being confined to the house for two weeks witto an at tack of tonsuitte ocmgratmattons to mr and mr ross huxley nee florence sinclair on the birth of their daughter sataday morning last at a nursing home in ac ton a number from this congregation attended anniversary services in in united church on sunday milk commission starts november 18th the hon mr justice dallon wells commissioner appointed to enquire in to the production and distribution of milk in the province of ontario stated today that the commission would com mence its sittings on the 18th novem ber next the commissioner proposes to sit flrt in the city of toronto and to deal first with the history of the re levant legislation and control of milk and milk products and the operation of the milk control board represen tations from interested parties in the toronto area will not be heard at these preliminary sittings hut a fur ther opportunty will be given at a la ter date after the time for filing rep resentatlans has expired a formal announcement which was published throughout the province called for briefs to be submitted to the secretary of the royal commission at osgoode hall by the 21st november s the couimissicner plans to sit in various ontario centres selected with a view to giving the fullest consideration to any special local conditions ten tatively the plan is to sit in hamil ton london windsor north bay port arthur or port william ottawa and belleville the final public hearings will be held in toronto this itiner ary has not been finally settled and will of course depend to some extent on the briefs which are submitted the commissioner emphasised that the enquiry had been authorised to conduct the fullestarid most complete investigation in tluvmatter of great public concern and hoped ttm all ta- terested parties would take juu advan tage of fee mritatloa to submit rep- resentatlons on relevant facts to tt oonunliten empty beer bottles any quantity called for at your home phone 13 thank you brewers retail store georgetown o 1 t i j