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i jw page 4 rhbooak max 5fl a aw k b aav doagk ten gate open day and nlglct christmas day turkey dinner 7 5 cents a merry christmas to all t kt jangorilr- main st south phone 2 georgetown oaaaoaav woacoakakkakoakmcattoaaciaboaaoikcs credit valley creamery georgetown was awarded three first prizes for their butter at royal winter fair toronto our many customers apprciate the quality of our butter have you tried it can be obtained at wrights meat market and our creamery 24c lb or 4 lb for 95c cream wanted we will pay the highest market price for cream deliver ed at our creamery or phone 332 and our truck will call a merry christmas and a happy new year credit valley creamery georgetown ontario choice plants and cot flowers for christmas christmas memories molly bevan the blue bell poetess azalias cycjleman primulas christmas peppers cherries begonias ferns full line of cut rowers at reduced prices georgetown floral col chopping oat rolling i 6 cents per loo lbs s atnorval mills it pays to chop this years light grain by weight phone 90r2 georgetown i hats the bells of yule the merry beib- are chiming through the snow the very- words are stive strain o tunefully they go amlas each carol clear ascend to haunt the win try sky its echo wakens memories of chntfaases gone by old scenes t ha tended long ago tfaupafesing pageant brings white kalfrentemoered faces tfhnle and gay ghostlaughter rings once more are former feasts re- thai v jhloved frjeods may dine and all across the treasured years ke- kindled hearthfires shine so lovely so intangible and than all gtftta more sweet these precious memories that flock our chntmastide to greet o belu of yule ve golden hells froa chime from your frosty towers 3 qus chnstmaa can t ic or u nforgotten hours holiday sandwiches by betty barclay use colorful and seasonable fillings for your holiday sandwiches include sugar wherever possible for this is a qiiickenergy food that is needed by your friends and guests during the nurrying rush of the holiday season nere are two suggestions date sandwiches 1 cream cheese s cup dates cup retgh walnut meats 1 tablespoon sugar run the dates and nut meats through the food grinder using the coarse plate mix with the cheese and season with the sugar spread on buttered slices of whole wheat bread cherry 1 cream 1 tablespoon cream 1 tablespoon sugar 1 tablespoon maraschino cherries chop the cherries fine add them with the cream and sugar to the cheese mix thoroughly spread on thinly sliced and buttered rounds of bread it is attractive to cut the up per slice with a doughnut cutter leav ing a small hole in the center through which the filling shows scalloped oysters 25 oysters with liquor 2 cups bread crumbs i cup milk and cream 2 tablespoons butter 1 teaspoon salt i teaspoon pepper grease baking dish and cover bot tom with bread crumbs lay oysters in carefully season and cover with bread crumbs pour over milk oyster liquor and cover top with butter bake in hot oven at 425 degrees f about 30 minutes this weeks tidbits at greatly reduced prices from 100 up also scarfs and a variety of stamped goods misses claridge upstairs herald block speights radios deforest crosley sparton silver marshall radio in a price range from 5950 to 45000 and let us give you a demonstration in your home and 00 day f service one year guarantee conion washers and ironkrs norge refrigerators a product of deforest oroslay consolidated industries tabes battery and repaint to all makes of radio t x speight phone 279w georgetown hydro electric system i h ii best light bulbs of all sizes guaranteed orders taken for ranges n and appliances of all kinds office town hall rovcrtjr padding 6 cups whole milk v4 cup rioe 4 cup sugar 1 teaspoon salt s teaspoon nutmeg hi cup raisins put all together in a buttered pan in moderate oven stir frequently at first and then occasionally bake hours should be creamy better cold than hot left-ore- meat pie cut leftover meat and vegetables into uniform mediumsized pieces mix with an equal amount of medium cream sauce i cup milk 2 tablespoons flour 2 tablespoons butter season well with onion salt pepper etc use leftover gravy with cream sauce if possible cover with a thick pie crust biscuit dough or layer of left over mashed potato mixed with milk one slightly beaten egg can be added to potato if desired bake in a moderate oven until the crust is cooked or until browned and heated through if potato is used the georgetown herald wedneaday evening december 23rd t 1931 christmas night on the plains their muslc- i think black the cities have their colored lights and ares their christmas bells echoing spires ani here is utter silence yet i this high arc bent above me as ink holds clearer chimes and that great silver star lit by the hand of ood is lovelier far than all the flare of fire and eoloree light that men have hung upon the earth tonight sliver and silence bow they speak his name this wide unpeopled land this rain of name t belong to him who loved the silence so v a star was his own symbol long ago this starlight is so white these plains so still arml suddenly the great wide spaces fill with glory and a song lings high and clear the plains belong to kim and he is here i by grace noll croweu chnstmaa croquettes 1 cup stale cake crumbs cup chopped blanched almonds or shredded ooooahut orated rtnd 4 lemon mi tablespoon lemon juice tt cup orange juice 1 egg yolk 1 egg white fine cake crumbs mix first four ingredients in sauce pan add orange juice to moisten and let stand ten minutes heat to boil ing point remove from fire add egg yolk and cool shape as croquettes dip in egg white beaten slightly with one tablespoon cold water roll in sifted dry bread or cake crumbs and fry in deep fat fipiinkle with- pow dered sugar and serve with chocolate sauce the christmas stocking we may be living in an age when airships fty over our heads without causing us to look up and when we think no more of a 1000mile juant than our fathers thought of a 50mile journey our children may be sophisticated little images of ourselves who know a great many things we did not know at their age nevertheless there is a lure in the old christmas stocking that will ap peal to children as long as children exist don t allow your own grownup feelings to interfere with the christ mas stocking give toe children the pleasure you had years ago when you dug candles nuts little toys and big fat orange from its depths roll each article separately in paper tie some of them with string make the christmas stocking a real mystery that will keep eyes sparkling for barf an hour and let the children eat the orange as soon as they wjsfa alkaline reac- tlon foods such as this are greatly needed on kplldays when big meals are ut order the big orange taken from the toe of the big stocking bor rowed from mother is a mighty good first bite for any kiddie on santa claua oay mil thats what i call tough luck whats ouatr tve got a check for forty dollars and the ordy man in town tfcat can identify ma is the one i owe futjr the greatest of these continued from page 1 harbour of refuge gave pursuit and disappeared with is the door which charlie hard behind closed with a hang there was the sound of a hurried scuffle within the dogs bark ing gave place to terrified winnings which in turn were suddenly quepch- ed to a choking murmur come tp sharne kvlckl viou got him queried charlie op ening the door cautiously md he bite you na yust ma mitten oat a sack or something da die him oop in a sack was procured from some where into which the dog now si lenced by sheer exhaustion and fright was unceremoniously thrust t after which the sack was fledand bung m- to the wagon this formidable ob stacle overcome and the honeys still slumbering peacefully the rest was easy the granary door was pried open and the wheat shovelled hurried ly hi upon the empty floor charlie then crept up and slipped his note under the door the sack was lifted frm the now empty wagon and opened before the bam whereupon its occupant slipped meekly out and retreated at once ti a far corner seemingly too much in censed at his discourteous treatment even to fling a volley of farewell barks at his depatring captors veil remarked rlels with a sigh jf relief as they regained the road ay tank dose roneys believe en ol santa glaus now dose peen runny vay fer santa claus to coom charlies laugh was good to hear he didnt exactly come dowri the chimney hats a act but itll do at a pinch we ought to have told them to get a present tor the dogcollar and chain i reckon be wouldnt hard ly be aaankful for it though eh ay gass not he uges to haf hes nights ta hemseu well we had our fun anyway sort of puts me in mind of old wisconsin somehow from far off over the valley with its dismantled cornfields and snow- covered haystacks beyond the ice bound river floated slow and sonorous the mellow clanging of churchbells they were ushering in the christmas morn overhead the starlit heavens glisten ed brooding and mysterious looked down with luminous loving eyes upon these humble sons of men doing a good deed from the impulse of sunple generous hearts as upon that other christmas morning long ago when the jewish shepherds guarding their flocks by night read in their shining depths that in bethlehem of judea the ohirstchtld was born the rising sun was touching the higher hilltops with a faint flush of crimson the nexa morning when the back door of the roney house open ed with a creak and mr roney still heavyeyed with sleep stumbled out upon the porch stretched bis arms over his head yawned blinked at the dazzling snow and then shambled off toward the barn as he approached the dog ran eag erly out gamboled meekly around his feet and caressed his boots the man patted him kindly heljo old boy what were you yapping around so for last night huh grainthieves you neednt worry any about them there aint nothln left for them to steal no sir if they got into that granary theyd have to take a lantern around to find a pint of wheat i dont suppose he added re flectively that i could scrape up enough to feed the chickens this morn ing but i guess i might s well a he passed over to the little build ing what he saw when he looked within seemed for a moment to pro duce no impression upon him what ever he stared at the hillock of grain in motionless sllenoe finally mr roney gave utterance to a single word oeewhlllklnsl and started for the house on a run into the kitchen where his wife was just starting the fire the excited nuui burst like a whirlwind come out here mary he cried come out here quick the worthy woman unaccustomed to such demonstrations looked at him in amazement for goodness sake what come over you peter roney she ex- claimed are you daft dont make such a noise yoall wake the young ones and i don i want them waked till need be with no christmas for em poor little things never mind the young uns he replied come onl as they passed out he noticed the slip of paper under the door and picked it up but without comment he charged down upon the granary his wife with a shawl over her head close behind she peered in apprehensively at first then with eyes of widening won der why peter she said turning to him why peter what does i thought you thought he broke in me too but it aint so it means that weve got some of the best neighbors that ever was a- thinking of our young una this way read that and he thrust the paper into her hand why peter she said again very weakly then suddenly she turned and laying her head on his shoulder began to sob softly there there he said patting her arm awkwardly dont you go and cry now lets just be thankful to the good lord for puttln such fellers into the world at them fellers down the road and now you run in and hurry up breakfast while i do the chores then well hitch up an get into town fore the stores close tell the young uns santy dldnt get round last night with their things but weve got word to meet him tn town hey yes i saw just the kind of sled fete wants when i was up yesterday and that china doll tor mollle yea tell en anything you want twonlae boo big santy claus has come to roneya ranch this year sure i notice to creditors of uuj estate of jamb hunter tate of the township of bsquesing hi the odanly ofefsalton farmer deceased ajll persons having rrlalms against the estate of the late james hunter who died on or about the twenty eighth day of august 1930 at the township of esqueslng are required bo send to the undersigned john joseph hunter executor under the will of the said james hunter on or before the 8th day of january 1933 full parti- 1 culars of their claims i and take notlcb that after the 8th day of january 1932 the said john joseph hunter will proceed tp dls- tribute the assets of the said estate having regard only to the claims of which he shall then have had notice and that he will not be liable to any person of whose claim he shall not then have received direct notice for the assets so distributed or any part thereof datkd at georgetown this 8th day qf december 1931 john joseph hunter by kenneth m tangdon georgetown 31 ontario his solicitor notice to creditors in ting matter of the estate vf sarah ann mccnuoagli late of the township of ksqaesfcur in the coanty of hallon spinster deceased notice is hereby qivbn that all persons having any claims or de mands against the late saxan ann mccuilough who died on or about the brat day of july 1931 stthe town ship of esqueslng in the comply of halton and province of ontario are required to send by post prepaid or deliver to the undersigned solicitor for hugh allan blcpullough and james stuart mccuilough the execu tors of the last will and testament of sarah anil mccuilough spinster deceased their names and address and full particulars tn writing of their claims and statements of their ac counts and the nature of the securi ties if any held by them am take notice that after the eighteenth day of january 1bs1 the said hugh allan mcoullough and james stuart mcoullough will pro ceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased among the persons en titled thereto having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have had notice and that the said executors will not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof to anv personof whose claim they shall not then have received notice dated at georgetown ontario lhis sixteenth jay of december ajd 1931 leroy dale it solicitor tor the said executors tis the dy aftej christmas when guests are gone and the weary housewife surveys the aftermath of big celebra tion that this uptodate laundry ic ms up large as a ready li what a relief to be able to bundle up all the bedding table linen towels etc and sexui them along to us knowing that they will be returned snowy white and reeking of cleanliness after their soft water washing a phone message now will bring our driver next saturday and that will allow you to enjoy christmas without dreading the cleanup we have eight different kinds of fami ly wash service all done ta rainsoft water without any unsightly marking phone today slop any one of our courteous driversalesmen or use our cashandcarry department ttwkntyfourh01j11 service on wet and dry wash enjtotjrri 1 1 macs barber shop phone 328 for our customers and friends spoml aytmtr red ptted cherries 2 specm uptons stonelem oifcrry jam mincemeat odk enclnll stytt 2t pound 23 christinas candies candy crabapples lb creams and jellies tb nut bon bons lb cocoanut burks lb fancy cut rock lb fancy chocolates 3 lb box uapubl fy c ginger ale 6 aaavqfll jacawtavmai cordial j mclnwaquma ouves zr pin n rmsins omltioaitkw coffee cfcwwfc lemons ter doz main street 30c grape fruit seedkss 5 for 25c phone 357 georgetown wood for sale new low pkices choice hardwood beech and ifaple ts50 per single cord ralls l2j6a hardwood limbs and rails 300 j bbandfobjd boxes phaaws sssj zttj reduced prices for fall seng toss oaaihes t be pressed ami repairea ladies- coats tauots suits overcoats mens and boys bolls and overcoats made to measure guaranteed to fit mens suits rressed 100 open evenings soc a rose tailob lane block you can get the schoolgirl complex- mi at the drug atora but you cant lei the giggle no sbovbluno atequirko standard anthracite scra1nton coal in all sb ajutomaticajiw screened and loaded coal wood select lump tor domestic and threshing purposes smith ing and cannel coal in fact i carry everything to be found tp any uprtodate coal and it pays to advertise progressive business men advertise in the herald john mcdonald ctlonk u oeorcktown iiiis a ihimiiii for georgetown merchants only no need for around theres fence georgetown i you cant put a fence around gesorgetown to keep georgetown people from shopping elsewhere neither can you prevent them fiorra buying from mail order houses j none the less it isnt by any means the hardest task to get georgetowns folk to shop and buy in your stores its a task to be sure but one in which your help will go a long way 3 people buy where they are trained to buy educate them to buy in georgetown and theyll always buy there and buying education is very largely a matter of advertising q advertising thats the solution your pwn advertising and that of the manufacturers whose goods you strive to sell both n your local home newspaper should prove effective in keeping georgetowns business in georgetown lars in georgetown and georgetowns dol- j where the manufacturers advertising is concerned your task is easy 4 when their salesmen come to sell you goods talk up george town to them talk it up with enthusiasm make thern ralie how important georgetown is to you in tumbver how important it is to their companies in more sales j talk up georgetown so that these salesmen will pass the good word on to their sales managers who decide where advertising ap propriations are to be spent i with the advertising of more national manufacturers jn your local newspaper georgetown and the surrounding country people will find it easier to shopn your stores youll find it easier to keep thero coming to your stores and wont be any need for a fence around georgetown you need the advertising aid of the manufacturers whose goods you stock urge their salesmen to recaioiinend your local home newspspest the georgetown herald i i i