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yh cbomoirrown hkitald hdbdy evening january 12 15 page 13 comikg events silvers ann ual f winter clearance c o mm en cets fri jan 14 store wide reductions on coats suits storm coats dresses millinery dedication service of youth testaments distributed by the gideons for georgetown and district public schools special speaker much roberts canadian field secretary of the gideons st johns united church sunday morning january 16lh 11 00 am the modern aire in lb leu room dane ith every saturday georgetown your handwriting reveali pnon- ality vocational aptitude for your personal analysis send fifty words or more and one dollar to b wyman box 274 woodbndee 1 28 euchre on tuesday 25 at 8 15 sharp in the atwiu hall sponsored by the ladies auxiliary of the georgetown fire department lunch will be served admutioiraoe 1 10 the annual meeting of le loeal council of wowen will b held at the home of wn nodwelr edith street l the 21st- at a80 pu m its never too latf to enroll at the hampton business college 21 uam st south for ftlei catalogue phone brampton iiu tf boys band meeting hsa1 alrktlng to okamr a hoys hand will be held in chapel st school tues jan 18 at 7 00 p m ilfsutts to date have been very kratl fyini liu not pass up this opportum ty to secure your ikiv a musical eilu cation at iht cost of the instrurmnt only hand skhktaky social and personal mr and mrs george martin spent the weejcend in milton where they visited with mr and m victor nor jis- ralph gray a school teacher at el- ora was a weekend visitor in town with his uncle and aunt mr and mrs irwin noble rev alfred barker spent a few days last week m lansing michigan visiting with his brother dr c l barker entertaining for christmas mr snd mrs percy hill charles st had as weekend guests mr and mrs reith jutsoe bob of seaforth mr and mrs ralph whitraee and sons peter and paul of oollingwood were visitors on sunday with his mo ther mrs w slier whitmee on sunday mr and mrs james fv ana mary and barbara slid mrs wllliam prank attended knos church in acton where little carol anb som ervtll was baptised there were 7 grandpaents present mr snd mrs andy prsnk mr and mrs george someville greet grsndparrnls mrs william frank snd mr snd mrs tho- mas storey ol hudtwood after the service there was a family dinner at the home of mr and mrs somer mile church news st gorqt anglican church hector luv kenneth richardson second sunda after r piphajiy 1000 am sunday school 1 1 00 am holy communion 7 p m 1 nt st alban church clan william 10 30 a in sunday school j 00 p m holy communion it 10 00 a m 1 1 00 a n 7 00 p in 800 p m first baptist cnurh lurkcr 11a hi church school true aristocrats u chnit sufficient friendly hour st john a unllad church lie m c mctartanc it a norman laird ortanul and choir director 10 00 am sunday school 1100 am scmcc of worship care for nurtery children while parcnu attend thi service of worship 7 00 pm r vening worship norval charo unltod church f canada nerval rev a it muir ii a 1 30 p m sunday school and bible class 2 30 pm public worship glan william 10 10 am sunday school 7 00 p m public worship horn church 10 a m sunday school 11 am public worship y flrvrrn ells betty crocker cake mix special offer on pkg at half price with purchase of pkg at refl price both for 44 10c coupon on your next purchase of crisco h- 3 lb tin wc 1- monarch mixes 1 pko- whlla cake mix 1 pltfl choc cak mix i pkfl taa bisk ag 3 for 67c lyons dundee fruit cake 3 lb k paeted in lithographed tin reg 2 85 priced to clear at u farnells knos and llmehous presbyterian churches rev alex j calder ba 11 j mrs bcrnice gowland organist mr joseph young carilloncur knox 10 am church school 11 am worship service llms house 1 30 p m church school 2 30 p m worship service holy cross kc chaveh rev fr v j morgan maaa at 11 am lit 3rd 5th sundays maaa at 0 00 am 2nd and 4th sundays zien tabernacle rev f m fletcher sunday school 9 45 am services each sunday at 1100 am and 7 jo p m we welcomo you norval hornby stawarttown church of enaland rev j e maxwell ba lth st staphana chvrch harrlby ii 00 am morning service except 1st sunday in the month 3 00 p m ovoning service st johns church stawarttown 10 am childrens service 3 00 p m evening service except first sunday in the month 730 p m bvaawuig st pauls church norval 7 30 p in evonsong except lit sunday in the month 11 00 a m holy cdmmunion r- i oracsxlftaphst sitntlay tchool ibclltftd with the fellowship of margarine a menace says weekly editor the gotptwme rontinues to stock i a jj butter surplus while salt in canada decline due to the in road of margarine and if the exper m nee in the lniled states can be la ken ai an indication of what u to hap pen in this country surplus butter will more and more become a problem which could seriously affect the whole anadian dairy industry retort world war ii us eituen- were consuming 17 s lbs of butter earh year hut with the fabulous rise in margarine consumption below thi liorder the average american now tisea only bt pounds of butter per rar in canada the picture is quite a bit bnghtt r karh canadian con yumrt 20 pounds of buttir in a year hut that figure can be misleading in viiw of the fact the butter ublitut is mt hegmntnk to make itsrlf ft u and is banned entirel in somt prov i rices the fact that canadians bought m arly i tmthwn fiound inum ll margarine in the first ninr months of 10m than tht did in thr aim p nod in 1053 is an indication thai canada too ik moiing in the direction of low butler consumption if thtii margarine al were txing mad exclusively in our hit cities anionic tht laboring classes we would find it understandable even though still shortsighted in thii da of high food price it t natural for the man i n alar to look fur a bargain to ct lie for the law r priced substitute e pecially when that substitute u avattl to be almost indiscernable from the original c find that understandable from the wareearners viewpoint and ct it could still prove shortsighted thrift if his paltry savings on one item of food ultimately led to hu un employment and that could happen it hai already happened at the frost and wirod harm implement plant in smiths i alls which has stopped pro duction for rood but completely incomprehensible to us are the substantial sales of margar ine which are being made over the counters of local stores and in other towns like ours which are dependent on the dairy industry for their very existence in our opinion every al exandrian who uses margarine instead of butter is not only shortsighted but stupid he or she may sec a saving of a few cents on their grocery bills and yet in course of time may sec their cry livelihood lost because mar nanne has helped depress ttic dairy industry iven the storekeeper who makes a small profit on the butter substitute may live to rue the day when his dairyman customers can no longer buy will the margarine makers keep him in business most shortsighted of all without oojill arc those producers of milk who not only arc using margarine on their own farm tables but are so ob liging at to buy it by the case for their poor city cousins in montreal who are deprived of it by that bad duplessis if those glengarry farmers stopped to think that cvory pound of margarine they purchased could be adding to the milk s and thus holding down the price at which their own milk is sold they might realize they them solves axo partly responsible for the depressed state of the dairy industry today and plenty of glengarry dairy arc buying margarine in quantity it seems not a little disheartening to see dairy farmers buying margar ine for home consumption while their own dairy farmcks of canada associa tion is trying to cut the inroads of the substitute by advertising its always dcttcv with butter weve never tasted margarine to our knowledge not because of any antipalhy to 1tstastc but because wc nre convinced it is a poor buy for any one dependent as we on a prospering dairy industry and we can think of very few of tho road ere of this riaper who might be able to justify its use on economical grounds a tonny saved on margar ine in our eyes makes you pound foolish hoprinted from tho glengarry news alexandria ontario for the ontario crcamorymdns association tip top tailors ann if a l january i a l e suits madetomeasure extra pants free in georgetown exclusively at silvers the simple things when tht mldf n cord unrolls across lh itars u 14 n t the darkened moments nor ihi ft ars that 1 recall but lh miiall tht si m pit things ihr in tut uf a ch ir 1k smile a rose an autumn sunsrl and atove the hush tht it w l wild sonj of a woodlan i thrush the mi ments lhat hac 1 f i mi close to tears of happiness down through the span of years when my soul tirushrct tiy ttp of angel a wings found god in the small the simple things hill drcoatf i am a rush job i titltnh to no aisc for men have always hurried 1 prod vtuman en dcavour men believe me neccsary but falsely i rush today because 1 was not plan nod yesterday 1 demand excessic energy and con centration i override obstacles but at kreat expense i illustrate tho old saying haste makes waste my path is strewn with the evils of overtime mistakes and disappoint tncnts accuracy and quality give way to speed ruthlessly i rush on i am a rush job norval and protbytarlan churcl hurcka itrv g lock hart royal ba union hev iockhat royal ii a 10 a m sunday school 11am divine worship norval 2pm sunday school 3pm livioc worship herald adlets get results try one and see high school open house georgetown high school irkliksing the new wing will be open for public inspection thur jan 13 from 6 30 to 7 30 p m teachors will be in their clasuoorm for parent teacher consultation from 7 30 lo 9 30 tho same evening 23 1847 rogers bros canaittt fintit silvtrplau i i r3he herald u always pleased to vtuu and vial- barbejts china jeweller g