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ju the georgetown herald fifty mouth yhab op pdblioation georgetown wednesday evening september 10th 1924 1 co per annum in advance 2 00 to 0 b tf the georgetown herald j m moore ppulaher and proprietor mentber cu41u whu nbwa- aper aaoouuti h r tlaatak qoinq babt passenger passenger mail passenger mail passenger passenger sunday qoinq west passenger mail passenger passenger passenger f passenger mail passenger sunday qoinq soare mail mail mail mail qoinq bouts 7 18ani 9 11 ou 10 18aro lldoum 8 48pflr 6 82pm 8 80 pm 7 21 pm 7 67am 10 18 am 812 pm i 60pm 6 08pm 709 pm 8 26 pm loodam 8 00 a m 4 65 pm 11 88 am 7 47pm cuatim nautul oectrlc rahwiys tihtu litirtmluuh babtbound webtboun d daily daily train jtrnln no 8- 8 04 am no 1 7 21 a i 1004anl 8 1104 pm 8 b04nm 10 4 04 p m 12- 6 04 pm 11 b0ipni 1610 04 p m 1812 01 am b 21 ftm 611 21 am 7 1 21 p m b 8 21 p m 11 5 21pni 18 7 21 p m 16 9 21 pm 1712 16 am train nos 1 ran 4 run daily exoept sunday directory hilton wallbrioob dale berrietere belieltore bte toronto and owwsuown oblca kennedy block la roy dal in obarn fit aeorg h o meir bamater sol citor elc ofllc mill si georgetown hour 9am to s p m open welneedav and saturday even ogr dr t ii makcklltjb phyajelan and burgeen medloal oooer of health omoe iloura 1 to aod i to i p b dr o f w robs pbytician end surgeon miustrs4 ceorsclowa phone 23 hi house surgeon grace hop tal toronto dr c v wuxlbjf b pbyuclan and surgeon office bod realdertce queen street south pnausss office hour 9 luaro 13 and 68 pm aod by appointment r r watbolt d d b bcd b otooa henret 9 to ik except tkuniny aftarneena w l hkath u da ddl dentlet one in lab block one door north ol o nellra carriage faotorr houra t a m to i p to a m miuei d o chiropractic office aabxrar btoraterr palmer orndanta 10yraaxparalmaa offic in bailey block next door to j n oneuta cflaanltatton and bptnaj analyel pre at office orrics hour wedoeaday aod sal urdaya ii to 12 a to 2tospm and 7 to 9pm other boun by appoloimeni phohb offlce lw and reaidence 34i knj pitch ueaamd aootlonaar tor halton and peel obmwtnianm post offloa balaa oqnduflad atlefaetorlly and at rea ombm rates ordera toft t the oaoraatowii herald offloa will raoalva j a- tract clerk ttnraablp or eaquei ag clerk 3rd dimion court the leading fire and lite imuran e p bovmmn o l s as ajuuc land sarverina and ftnfjlnearlna 10dououlbbt oitelph ucceaaor to the hue d a nivcn o us telephone 106 ladies siabtmhk huceiuns uwc01u1k nizzsk tm suimms try tu oop prices a reasonable mrmrsjbullico ftwk 242 brampton business institute vay sdwtl fufhl sdwo iaaao pitman shorthand touch typewriting bnainess engliih otboe systems filing spelling bookkeeping arithmetic penmanship commercial law bapid calculation ubltuaajcuatnetlaa eater any uaaa h burakkin prla phone 661 anderson blook queen st e box 692 a hirschorn coming back please take notice that i will be in georgetown at miss finleys kraft shopf6 from wed sept 17th until saturday night sept 20th we will have a big display of ladie s suits coats dresses and skirts we assure you that it will be worth your while to see our line of c u and winter garments before you purchase elsewhere our prices will surprise you we will just mention a few of them wool crepe pleated skirts all bizea and coldrs at tl95 canton crepe dresses from ib bo up salts and coats most wonderful up to- date styles at your own prices we wifl also be ready to take on ordera for suits coats and dresses all our garments guaranteed to you in every way trusting you will remember these dates and take advantage of this opportunity bargains in used cars 1918 chevrolet touring painted ford ton truck painted 1923 ford roadster cadillac touring car this car would r truck 1916 dodge touring deal at oneill ike an excel llent j n oneill fc son georgetown creamery cream wanted by the georgetown creamery highest prices paid wool wool wool we want your wool and will pay the highoat market price for it call ua op before wiling georgetown creamery co m saxe manager ford garage in georgeto our sales and service station is now open for business and a first class me chanic will give prompt and eff icent service tires gas oils and all ford assessories always on hand h a coxe main st north formerly browns garage hauling anywhere and say i youll like the price that you will pay transferj anything and everything from here to thre you an advance estimation that will please yon qeorqetowri phone t- ont t9 rjf nsm7der cartmand r5twce hauling- sildrafi- 66th annual oakvlllefair aud horse show on i friday saturday sept 12th 13th 1924 orand carnival each etbhibs big attractive mid vay kerrygo round danolna oalprttle concert band afternoon and evening lh corhwaxx saetreab too laxz evmpbsmaj don delay bam wftti elmer c tbompson tasaraice servlct snrgetowi flour kings choice brand floor national for paatir whole wheat stobanuued applebarrels wbeafwanted wbbrowneco asbestocote goes over the old roof and stops all leaks give it a trial always in stock kill line ol harness etc deering and mocormick machinery and repairs for same oils and greases 2 second hand engines hbarnes mill street fowl wanted price for all r et price f i ud of junk h dee and wool rem dence nrxl lo implement hop m freeman pone 820w oeorcetow uttie blde eyes little blue lyoe we lood you so why oh why d d jou havt to go your nta with us was ao vory si ort but long enough to eotl rati heart info is more emptj without you dear than ovor wo drcamod ortte bad ou here little blue lyos we miss jou so how little wa thought a short year ago thai all of our sunshine woul5 slip away and all ot our skios be turned to gray our hearts arc bo woary and heavy nod ana the house is so empty without you dear loci l tblo blue hyea will you no or return do you in the spirit land ever yearn for the gentle touch of a mother hand have you beeoiram that faraway heavenly land how hard it has been to stifle our sighs sinco you slipped awa into para dise little bu6 eyes bot wo tub power to wrest from you your heavenly donor and bid you return from the city of gold to mingle with ub in the earthly fold would we selfishly bring you back ah no wo relinquish our claim god wills i why you should buy canadian made goods it s georgians millor pic ton r milton j f little wae out yesterday for the first time since he was at tacked by hie senoub illness he is gaining steadily crown attorney dick and his daughters misses edith and eath leen got home on pnday evening from their vacation at fronceviiie on tho georgian bay rather than spend biz months in jail russell deforest raised ianey inst week paid a eubstan tial sum on account of his fine of 600 and costs and was released on saturday evening the senooi illness of his wife was given con ai deration n bastodo who is 76 years i of age was struck lost thursday by an automobile at eoi borough street toronto as be attempted to cross yonge street the dnverj of the oar john mcdonald 8 pais ley ave immediately took him tol the general hospital after medical aid hod been rendered mr bas tedo b skull wsa fractured and his condition is believed to be sor lous mr bastedo spent his boy hood in ulilton he is a brother of mibh bastedo and mrs w c mcoready champion norval word was received on monday sept 1st of the death in ouelph of a former well known resident of norval william thompson who passed away in bis 84th year mr thompson was born in eng land coming to halton county as a child with his parents he a half brother of the lato robert noble founder of the norval flonr lis for many years thompson wa connected with the operations of the mills ae mill wngbt about two years ago he remoed to guelpb where be bad resided over since he is bufviv ed by his widow formerly harriet lis and leaves ave children robert alberta mrs elisabeth roid guelpb mrs w vance guelpb mrs jeff harper toronto burgess new york he was a member of tho method at church and a liberal in politics acton mr and mrs l b shorey bave been enjoying holidays at elgin house late joseph the past week r and mrs a eannawin mr and mrs j r kennedy and miss jean mo- nicked at eugenia falls jjabor day lire w b unrnoy miss marj ory and master wallace of wing ham spent last week at the home of mr george murray rev a c stewart ma re turned from bis holidab last week qe preached vtirnng sermons on sunday and gave ample evidenoe that bis holidays were beneficial acton won the baseball tourna ment at rock wood on labor day hy defeating mansewood in the first game by a large score and making roekwood like it to tbe ttfne of g fi m the last argument roclwpod got into tbe finals by defeat ng cumpbellvillo in a splen did exhibition of baseball free press found 0 the minister of a oertaiu ofaurah called upon a woman a member of his congrcgatiqn and finding one at home slipped a card through the letter box after scrib bling upon it tbe words sorry to find on oat when the woman retained home mary tbe maid met her at the door and presented the card with a whispered here mom i took charge of this would never do for tbe rajtater to know the m nlater b fonnd yon out the following from the pen of m c paton published in tbe dry goods review is well worth rond ing probably the premier ques lion existing in tbe minds of many canadians today are the oaoaoa necessitating the oldamg down or part time operation in numerous canadian plautp it is difficult for these people to realize why unem ployment exists in a land so riohly endowed with natural resonroes and embracing so vast a territory supporting eight million people yet actual want is felt amounting in some nasos to suffering overy band bewildered questions are asked seeking some solution for the problem all admitting that trade en general requires n powerful stimulant some of tbe reasons are lack of natural pride in the prod acts we produce oar eagerness to magnify tbobe things whiohare foreign both in manset and stylo our belief that we anfobliged to soek abroad for original and dis t motive goods we discount too freely canadian abihtjand products the ornsade of onr buyers abroad for cheap goods we have mfflern maohmey and vices capable of produoing style quality and balsa equal to any country in the world but tbe pub lic have failed to observe the mods advances made by tbe cana dian manufacturers since 1814 their efforts are not appreciated by the public those plants sup plied the home demand when foreign goods were denied us tbe immediate future offers small promise of our export trade in therefore canadian plants moat depend on the cana dian market to absorb their goods if workmen produce an article in canadian factories and spend their wages on foreign goods this prao tice if it became general would cause all our plants to cease opera tions there would be no one to buy the goods we make the more te can consume made in canada the more work will be pro vided wages maintained and each will be able to purchase from tho other i it js small profit to us nomat ter how cheaply we can procure foreign articles if we are idle without funds to spend numer ous foreign countries have raised their tariff several times while the tendency here appears to be tho lowering of the tariff prov ding assistance to tbe foreign shipper to distribute bis wares in canada admitting the revenue derived from customs ia desirable to the government would not full time production here contribute returns in the form of taxes to offset to some extent the lose nf customer s returns we have been afforded oppor tumties of observing tbe relation existing between immigration and agriculture and are convinced that thib form of employment is at best season ablo whereas if efforts were made towards the refining of our natural re sources or semi refinement we would offer for export more flonr than wheat more lumber than logs metals instead of ore each having some degree of labor added this would create permanent em plojment for newcomers a re view of rusaias condition will s anyone of tho value in dustnes are to any country and an absence of which forces that country to remain rural to a mark od degree with limited opportuo ity our industries are in their in fancy struggling desperately for recognition and existence aod more intelligent effort should be advance ed for their encuuragement in the form of protection we support agriculture by model farms ool leges government bureaus and free stock but where is tho wis- dntiiitif this nnl ed to purchase the burplns of these farms especially perishable pro duct the government insists on a btandrd factory living wage soale but how can thib be maintained if tbe lowering of the tariff on for eign goods produced with cheap labor under conditions canadians would not accept or subsist pn is encouraged wbat the buying public demand is what the merchants are forced to bupply they have previously insisted on forofpn btjlee now let them demand made in canada gaoda and observe the instant re vival of com me roe no european pnoes government tar ts and foreign influence can pro vail against our determination to in eare prosperity here lot ua first put our house in order and assure i children bread before pre panng a stranger r banquet the canadian deserves a living from canada and all tbat is needed is a firm desire on the part of cana dians to support tbeir own for when we support one industry by another and bave faith in our own canada no foreign tempest cheap goods can wreck our ship of national industries successful flower show erin tewnakl olrl won eva cbeyne of erin township wellington county was the grand champion girl wmmng 487 points in the girl a inter township judg ing competition at the exhibition last wednesday out of 174 con no opposition tl o annual flower show eorkolown horticultural society was loll in 11 o town ball last saturday ifternoon and evening there wiangood attendance and a splendid exhibit of blooms and fol ago which s excoojcd that or any previous exhibit in town tbe prize winnora in the d tor ent dosses are as to lows clabb a astekh best 8 blooms lavondor drone hall helen brown isabel tbomp- son best 8 blooms purple ircno hall helen brown jol n dilly beat 8 blooms p ok isabel thompson ethel hall moron rohm bo n best 8 blooms white margnret braisby wilbert bradley mary olsdall best collection asters heh brown louie robinson kathleen hale artibtio vase or basket walter n or ring to d mar on o mckenzie doris sykee clabb b dahlias best dahlia 1 bloom isabel thompson jack evans best collection dahlias floyd hilts roy cole best vase or baakot lartbel thompson barbara tout helen brown otasa l gladioli beat spike mary arnold bar bara tost best 8 spikes cbae stookford eric nornngton best vase or basket norman herbert ruth beaumont glass d pot plants best begonia foliage mies brown eve ret cole best begonia flowering miss brown beat geranium miss brown mrs stapleton olabb b annuals beet display of zinn as mrs lucas miss harrison best display of snapdragons lveret cole miss harrison best display mangolds miss harrison mrs nornngton beqt display asters mrs nor rmgtan miss harrison beat display phlox armenian boys beat display yerbonas arm on an boys mies brown clasb f perennials be8tdiaplay perennials miss young mibs hutt artistic vase of cut flowers miss hutt mias harrison class g gladioli best collection gladioli in vaae mias hutt class h dahlxab boat collection dahlias miss all governments are linblo eb make mistakes and in the opinion of tho mercury tl a presont gov ernment made one when thoy granted 20 000 to provjde a free tr i to wembley for several mem bora of parliament sonators and newai apor men accord ng to one desratoh the grant was made t to allow each man to take h s wife along at the publio- oxpenso according to tho same despatch all tho xiborala voted for it hkowisc all the progressives except a dozen or ao and all tho conservatives except one are re parted voting aga nst it just why the people of canada should provide these men and tl o r wives with a free trip to england it is hard to understand renfrew mercury to thl equipment of the can ad i an national railways has been added the largest and most power ful engine ever constructed it will be known ae engine 4100 is feot long and woighs 825 tons 86 tone greater than its nearest competitor the g000 its height ib 15 feet 8 inohgb width 10 feet coboa the toiler is 104 inch m diameter or juat four inc ihort of nine feob lb can dovolop harm mr nixon ballinafad the longetreet bros lost the r driving horse a week ago from nn attack of blood poison and they have purchased a oar in its place real estate is booming there were two deals put through hero last week by mr d j sinclair i when mr d motavieb of the 10th line bought mr f binnie a real denoe on tbe 7th line and mr binnie buying mr john sinolairs home on tbe hill back of the prea byterian cburob mr and mrs cole of burlington with mr and mrs sovere gn call ed on their friends in this part last week mrs pioksnng and family of stonsy creek and sieter edith spent a few days with their sister mrs b vannatter and othorl friend b here boaool inapeotor bolna school beard the fergus newsrooord says school inspector j j craig has entered suit against the fergus board of education because they tailed to pay hta account for pre siding at he departmental exam inationb there the board ex plains tbat it was holding the ao count pending a reference to tho department of edu clever oranevlue olrl miss lulu wise daughter of alfred wise ot orange villo won the james ryrie scholarship at the recent examinations it was an nounced in school by fractal hacltott tht sol olarsbti ont ties miss wiao to take n four year course at momnater university free of t lit on fees and also to 100 in cash she took 11 first classes and ono second class in her examinotionh colin campeall die the death took i lace in hamil ton general hosp tal sept 6th of colin campbell one of esquesing towtt well known and higbly respecwr residents deceased who was in his eightieth vear had been in poor health for tbe last ave years in politics he was a liberal and in religion a preeby tenan one son and three daugh ters burvive william campbell ot edmonton alto mrs a an dor boo of nassagawoya townsh p mrs a barry of markdale ont and mrs a calder ofbeiseker alta tesunts am t it nice to know that j oas get your ehoe repairing r ght uptodate and don t fee that you have to pay too high a pnee for t we are gomg to saoriqce the ahoe business in georgetown as we deal in nothing but boots and si oca sod can give the biggest value ery lime we always bark what we advert so tbat wo bave price and qi ality- notes and comments there- abb oni threo weoka left for making the necessary pro aratious to ous ire the buccobh wbiol should crown an oont ho important to the town and distr ct as our annual fall fair aod every citizen should unite with tbomqm bora of the board in their efforts to make this year s exhibition tho best yet tha dates are october ttrd and 4tb yh f fob a real heart breaking ouib unco there is nothing to outdo the new nickel flvo cent piece wby this infernal horror baa beon in hinted upon an innocent public lias not beon revealed as i promoter of profanity nnd othor nod christ inn virtues it has no equal you innocently pnae it for a quarter and tl e recipient brands you for a bent you roce vo it as a quart or and you are tiled with disgust at the smallnese of the mdmdunl who pal nod it on you tho col lection plates are ailed with tho obnoxious coin which tho faithful pass to the lord s treasury as quortors the thing has no vif tuos and no friends horsepower and some idea of this groat power can be realized when it is known that this horse power is in exceaa of that diatrib uted by the electrical plant of kingston which takes caro of all the electric light and powor re quirements of a city w th n pupala t on of 2c 000 people the tender carries 15 tons of coal and 11000 ipfir al gallons of water it is estimated that engine 41o0 will oo on a lovel road 1c0 loaded ra carrying 14 coo tons a iter beina in ubo borne 1g years the third and fourth readers of the public schools of the prov nee will bo changed after tho coming year tho public school speller and public school hygiene will also become obsolete word bas been received that there will bo qo change in publio aepamto or high sobbol text books dur ng the coming year tbe popular cboco lato tinted covers of the renders will pass out to mnke way for now or publications at the bnmo t me high school german gram mors and german readers will become obao leto though no oxplannt on for is given the h gb school english grammar and anth metio will also be revised revia of the teachers n nnuala at an early dato is contained n depart mental advice tl o noted public school geogrni i s asued usb a year aco nod of vb cl so much criticism was made is now report ed to ha e beon partially coireot in ontario j bonsy l art of the recent on trance exam nnl on at n canadian standing th j hdateh for ilnesion wore asked le on what thoy regarded reforn a moat necesbary to bo made among tbe boys of thoir linntince the replies taken a whole brought out two foots of great interest firat that the ters almost all mentioned cig arotto smoking tho use olf bad iguoge boastfulnosb and loafing on street corners ab the evils most common to iioye of seventeen and second that they agreed even more general i j in nan ing tbe corner loafing as the moat eenoua fault both n uolt aud as a cauao of the otl era to older people tho inform at on is not new b it i h none tl o less importnnt those collogo boya for all their jo th perhaps indeed becairoofit see ith clear eves tl c earnest ess with wblch tho ni nounoo their discovery nn i ink for reform should awaken tl o seal of those who in o tl e rei edj so largely in the r 1 indu one obvio s n to pre ci l boy from spending 1 s even h n tho streetb is to mako ho i c i ore attractive to 1 a uovn nnj parents try to doit an ewij on man a i ttle girl wrote the following composition on men men art what women marry they drnk and smoke and swear b t don t go to church perhsis if they ore bonnets they wo id thej are more logical than women and also more zoolog cat botl en in 1 women sprung from nonkeya b t the women s r ng farther than 2bpthe men