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rxtat wm oeoorrown nnuu wednesday february 6th 1m the georgetown herald sawing the asaoaov rama cove subkripuflb kate fjlm yaat- statfe copeac se wdt advertising betas wasted oo apftucsuob waltta c hush tvbuahar and utter osraeld l aleguvray laalla if oath covey harrington jr bat briiiiaililti vbeharald i printed hafuwdvwn la the estee marri flvaei gmisitew8 anthoriiad as saeobactaes aull past oetie dae ottawa of the canarifrn weakly rmn aihtuuia an the r fight closing ch statiom see caledon ghost town the editors corner empire ties weaken1ng7 in hi sunday morning mmon at st george a archdeacon thompson expressed concern at the in creasing tendency for canada to break away from our strong ties with the british empire we agree with his idea that the appointment of a governorgeneral should be given to an lnglishman preferably one with royal blood or one whose achieve ments have been as outstanding as viscount alexander who has done such a good ob during his term of office it is not a question of the capability of the new canadian nppointee rt hon vincent mursey inhere u no canadian who has served his country better or who is more qualified for the job no one can have any personal animosity to the appointment but everyone has the right to protest any canadian holding the post its the same with royal visits wc know thit is our democratic system advances the king has less and less personal authority and yet his presence as the titular head of all parts of the british empire gives a solidarity which no othri empire has been able to ach icve during the centuries we should not expect to have a canadian making a royal tour on the king s behalf and wc should no more expect to have 1 canadian rrp resenting the king in this country it would not be too late lor the canadian govern ment to reconsider their move and ink that thr govt r nor general appointment be reconsidered surely brit am has enough major problems facing her today with out giving her cause for alarm that canada is loosening the ties of empire farmers and their labor problem impressed with a letter to the lditor 111 a recent edition o the glolx- 6v mail a district farmer sks us to reprint it wc are not enough of an agriciiltur il ec onomist to make comment on the letti r one way or the other perhaps there art farmers in the dihtrict who would like to air their own opinions on the matter and we remjnd them that the pages of the i ler ild an 1 s s s open for their comment i lerc is the letter which was written 1 j ii re it nie of fergus i was amused at readingan artich under the h t ing farmers said to blame for hired man trouble in which mr davison chief employment for the national employment services told the farmers that qgricultur- ists in thii country ajre still in the horse and huggy das when it comes to dealing with labor i would like to tell mr davison the reason why the farmers cannot go into the labor market and offer wages and hours with time and a half fpr overtime which woud draw good men away from other industries agriculture m the most important induatry but it can t go on and produce eggs and pork at less than cost of production aa we are doing at the present time it is true potatoes and beef are abnormally high t the present time the reason is thnt in past years the price of both got down so low that farmers were forced to reduce production if they wanted to remain solvent it is also true that we farmers could easily have brought production up high enough to have forced prices down to a reasonable level hilt we have a fear from past ex perience that if we bring production in any line up to a level that creates a slight surplus down goes the price to a disastrous level the rule of supply and demand setting the pncetrf any article is neither good for the consumer nor produ cer it has a tendency to make prices go in cycles either unreasonably low or unreasonably high what the farmer needs is a stable market so he can go ahead and produce knowing that he will get a price that will enable him to offer wages and hours that will draw good men from other industries and hold them on the farm strong protests hve been lodged by caledon residents about the threatened closing ot the cam nil- way station there caledon is on the hamiltonbarrie line which puses through georgetown and has two passenger trains dally one from weaford to hamilton in the room ing wltn passengers making connec tions at georgetown and another train northbound at night a resolution pasted unanimously by peel county council has ibeen forwarded to oie minister of tran sport board of transport curnml- slonera donald g0m0a gordon croydon and t l weonedy caledgn east for rnore than three quarters of a century a thrtylng farm vlllagr is on the ruth line of peel anil l governed by ii there man board of trustees it is half in calrdon township and half in albion at present it is expanding and many workers at the a v roe plant at malton ten miles away are building homes in the village residlnu are afraid that the dosing of the railway station might make caledon a ghost town like mono hood a mile to the south which was once a prosperous village cle don offlelali claim pslgrstve on the ume line has gone backwards slnea the station was closed there a year ego calrdon officials estimste that the revenue of the station is ipsoq an nually reeve jack scott says he 1 ant understand the railway s ac- tlon as it u contemplating laying heavier rails on the line tralnloada of pulp for the us market would bv uttna the road by passing tor onto a trainload a day is at present jitpvlug over the line bllstectory potpourri heard recently some news of kent storey former raiders star who left town a couple of years ago to play hockey in the maritimes kent was married jaat stim- men and is ifving in north sydney- n3 where he is coaching a junior club bob coldham flattering comments about whom were reprinted in the herald recently from the detroit sport pages was the subject p an article in a recent issue of hockey news they gave bob the full- treatment including cartoon features ojfjjome of the highlights in his hockey career v for got to mention in the rlews columns last week that the town council areoff toa good start by attending die worship service at st georges ckurck isl9ft double sftaeti mcmillan vice prexy hackney horse society ken mculllan who with his wife and daughter gladys is wellknown in ontario horse show circles was fleeted vice president of the cana dian hackney horse society at the annual mealing of the society the meeting was held at uta rfoy- sl york hotel ia toronto george newman st catharines is prest dent sister dies ik brampton hospital a uter of harvey armstrong of gforgetown ulu acnes armstrong died in urmurul hcwpltml on january 23rd after short lllneh ulu armoring had lived all her life in the mayfjcld district until ifontf to urampton a year ago bha wlv a member of claude preabytar ian church two brother urvtvt goome armstrong of mayftcld end harvey armstrong georgetown itev alex j caldei of george town conducted the funeral service ut the mckluop turn rat i fame in urunpl on and interment was made in dixon s cornell ry the pallbear ers wen uarold george donald norman and alljn arntnnn and hlchard palmer nielsen the quropraetor druolxss thxrafttv uu yaar of practice lady attaadaat moo- tuas put x5 jub wad sat 25 and w pjav ore daaslalaa star omttim pfcaae uw dr clifford reid us dd5 dentist tklkphonb 410 main street georgetown dr j burns milne xhay dental surosom georgetown pboea l dr john r kerby practice of dentistry xray tclephons sos vain street oaoigeuiem station ajgkst irask mives marks boahii hnluy dtciioii may im i ntl of line for calrdon east lermintl cumt runet cotuoes wtsuinii oiotmoqs eilthiiilues swjuow whou continfkts ttmlwavtsiuo ihtih cwiniibk c w sayersrftfvm veteiunajuan guelph street opposite armstrongs oarage phone 11 l skinny men women gain 5 10 1 lbs cat h pas vim vigor waal und mmi oabe tu 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and solicitors notaries public kenneth m langdon georgetown first mortgage monev to loan offices rosy theatre bids mu1 st phone ww georgatoarai rflvi j at k scott protests the elewlim 1dward walsn lnit luai apprehensive 1 1 lurriun photo printing wc me at your service with every tyje of printing l i glican rector rev l g luxton besides his neetings in georgetown and clem wjuama the rehdencon ion- ducted similar meetings in actonand rockwood didnt know till recently thnt thomns salmon mpyor- elect of acton who resigned a few days after the elec tion when he suffered a heart attack is the father of mrs harry watkins a former resident who now lives near milton and rev reuben salmon who received his high achooleducation here a graduate of ghs dr harold craig hagyard died recently at perthv born ot milton he graduated in medicine from queens in 1913 for pension purposes mr w d soule of brant- ford is anxiovjhtohave proof of birtht mr soule was born in georgejown 6q jears ago last august arid the family moved worn here to guelph when kewas an in fant tjieyattended- the baptist churclv in tyvti any- bne wno can help mr soule estabisk proof of age will r mm a faytw- ii frank petch licensed auctioneer prompt service phone mm peorgctown po box 1s consult j a willoughby sons for complete real estate service head office toronto ibs yongo st ad 0805 city and country names farsbb and small aerates ibdnauul and bnabims d m timbers i4cen8kd public accountant phone 654 norton block main st properties lever hoskin chsrtered accountant successors to jenkins and hardy 1805 metropolitan bldg victoria street toronto el d1s1 180 44 vic tomwewson u your 1ocb1 ropresontatlve phone s32w monuments pollocll campbell 6h walter st north oxn dealgnaon request pbom sou intpaet ear ortt la orae caraetary jjflaeiisimm aim liny radio repairing we specialize in thia work u years gbtparunc jahfoi tsoi tof oaotm6ws1ir aimillimum aryftkt