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if- the georgetown herald fifty ninth year of p0blicat1on georgetown wednesday evening september 18th 1925 160 per annum in advance s0o to 0fl the georgetown herald j m hoobe psbuikar aad prapruuct hw uakdlu wtu kw- papar aaaoolatloa onk tlatnla tloinu kabt passenger 718 atu passenger 914 a in poaeonser 1018 am mail 11 16 mo pasbuoiier 848 p m mail 08 pm passenger 8bb pm passenger sunday 721 um ooin0 piutaeagor 76 am mail 1080 am passenger 212 pm passenger 460 pm pobbedger t flospm passenger 708 pm mail b2pm passenger hundav 1031 am qoinq notu mail floo am mall 46s pm aoinq boots mall 1188 am mail 70pm ctudlu nauflul electric tillwajs teraata lakuku kallwa eabtbound wbbtbound daily daily train ttmla mua- tmuam nol 721am 41004 am 8 821 m fl 1204 pm 61121 am 8 204 pm 7 121 pm 10 404 pm 9 821 pm 12- 604 ppf 11 621pm 11 804 ptn 18 721 pm 16 1004 pm 16 921 pm 181201 am 171216 am train noa 1 ran 4 rub daily except 8unday directory hilton wallshldoe oalb barrlatara sehalure ite toronto and oaormtewa offlca kannadr steak la roy pl in obanta ot gear- viwd offloa u o meol barrister solicitor etc office mill si georgetown hour 9 am to 5 p m open weincaday and saturday eveningi olabjexce h wiggins sarrlstar oliidtor xatarj faula orowosteiu block aoawwn houti 9 aro 10 5 pm ofta wednesday and saturday evening drt phyaialan and buraan hadloaj oflloar of health offlo noun 1 to 4 and t to i p phanaw offlca and futddenoe alain suaat south opposite presbyterian church dk c f w kois physician and surgeon mill stram georgetown phone 22 exhouse surgeon grate hospital toronto dr a v w physician and surgeon office and reajderjcerqueeo 51 red sooth phastexsx office hourar9lu am 13 and 6 wn lso by appointment p a wataoir d u m oaavsatawa oihn ham- 9 ta 6 siop tfcaiway afumoaaa p u hth lds oda dewuet offloa la lane block ana door north of owelllw carrie luetery houn ilatolaa ohhtopkactic mm maatoia ssurcar oataepatky serace lairr attemdainr maw be raott complete and upto dale obca cbiropraclically to onuno walttm tao cklrapnurt patawr tfaaaaata 19 yra axparataaa office next lo oneill garage wedoeaday saturday zlo 57 to 9 f ox other day and noun by appointment phone isow residence 246 at miftea phone 215 tuesday and friday 2 to 9 jmn knj pitch lloanaah awoor tor hattea and fm otaowullaaaa post offloa balea conduct aauacaatocuy aa at raa- aumbia raua orfara lift at u oaorvatovn flarald offlm will raomva proawt attaauam coal best anthracite coal always on hand nut and stov coal small egg coal large sized pea coal delivered to any part ot the to aud coke phone 180 f rogers co georgetown alarm clocks at popular prices finely nickel plated- large dial tt with second hand goo timekeeper plata dial at ii 60 ltunlaaaa dial at a b willsons jeweller neit to hotel moqibboo 0b0r0et0wn everafcarp rennies grocery 13 ibnnagar for 100 sffi 2 lbs icing bugar 19 black tea bulk per lb 66 ginger snaps 2 lbs for 7 26 soda wafera in bulk per lb 20 cheese per lb 29 greengage jam 16 oe each 20 eadya matches per pkt 89 shredded wheat 2 for 26 wtka wltttws far falter specials satnrfay we deliver d r rennie cash grocery phone 151 for quick delivery georgetown creamery we are now paying 37c for batter fat ice- deliverd to any part or the town at 25c per large block -cartage- we have a truck folly eqoipped for cartage moving and long distant hauling at most reasonable rates oaa mmiiy wetaeslay aai satriiy eveslif s we wilt pay you the highest market prices for your eggs fowl and wo georgetown creamery co m saxe manager s kk864808s6t898s888866888s6988c888l80e88t8988 erwingoldhams me mark choice fresh and cored meats quick delivery main sttjbet georgetown guaranteed phnne no 1 fire4nsurance 1 w ibmbt iw1 asmtfo kmd ttu mrtmtgk com 1 are you protected forsters cash and carry store a pdijj line ot choice fresh groceries provisions etc fruit in season kayal w ht ctttm m nairns ckktulo jr muctilbt mttjihutcknemcitkn swltti cm ui crh muls el riftl prkxi forsters oaraar jaha aad ttatarla bta 3g 51b1biejicjic have you tasted salada green tea those whb have used japan youn hraon or gunpowder tea will appre ciate the superiority of this delicious blend always bo pure and rich try it let your bankencollect it if you wish to collect a debt from a party in another section you can have your banker draw a draft on him at sight or for a given tune this will be presented through his local banker as request for payment from you when your draft is paitf it is turned over to the payer it ii his receipt for an account paid this is only oneof the numerous ways m which the bank of montreal can be of service to its a bank whttt small accounts an ivtuane rank of montreal established ever joo years total assets in excess of s1booooooo hydro electric system 60 watt lamps 4 for 1 oo guaranteed lamps 25 watt 40 watt 82 go watt 87 100 watt tuugaten 66 100 watt nitro 05 160 watt nitro w 200 watt nitro 116 irons guaranteed 1 year 475 hydro irons guaranteed 5 years 575 orders taken for rangcb and appliances of all kinds office town hall if it is- amoving or transportation problem jour worries i when you cngnrg us lft us explain jour moving pro blems advice on shipping narking iniuring or storing given free hnfererjceaour customers n snyder cartage ahd otstmct hauling- m plowmen pioneers strong men havt since adam uaw ami some have tup that knew thf wuywanl ami anxurertil it and found it k from wrnnpl to hrngut anil wo havo railed root i nonxu fi luls who whether younir or old hove entered hfoh olympiaita adventunok for fold so have we sung the songn of wa and so we bine them now 11 ul who han twancfj a ballad for the htroeh of the plowt west over prairies through trangf hills calm pioneers fought on whntt was it gold that thewed their wills and led to oregon long muskets hooked bcneslh theii afraid of none but god thiy carried plows to virguv famix lean soldiers of the sod the l paat these wei grass with creeping death astir who fought red terror in thi and braved the massacre they loved the smell of virgin soil the fertile feel of loam yet mingled uaring with their toil and so at last came home their furrows down the field of years are straight and true and deep 0 simple plowmen pioneers god rest you in your sleep and we who swell with lusty b re nth the ballads of the brave will rouse a chant for noble death and sinj it oer your grave f s omar barker the cordon home following is the monthly report for august of the county childrens home at milton applications for children children returned to parent not words children involved during r complaints received investigations made mail received warnings given parents prosecuted legally adopted iteteascd from guardianship hoys in shelter ages 10 months to 8 years girls m shelter cages o years to 12 years it is whiles attention try hugheymcdonald for cat and ping tobaccos all kinds of pipes and pipe repairs a whjjams mgr mill st geofcoeto wh hornby family won at the canadian national tixtubi- m ut toronto in the large family contents ihe winners of first prise ins two parents british chil canadian 1st walter hay waul kk no 1 hornby the fol lowing is from the toronto daily star early to bed anil early la rise id lots of jersey milk whs the idlng wuy that walter huyward explained his fine family and dont forget that they were led in the country said u friend on a lggacrc farm in halton county live these eleven children and their parents the eldest is just 20 und the baby a dear little girl of five months who is the joy of the fam ily joy would have been entered in the baby show today but the ilaywards are not selfish and feel that two first pnxes are enough for one yeur they are members of the united church and the children are regular attendants at sunday school they are all just as good as they took mid their father kdith ho oldest girl has stopped going lo school and is at home help ing mother but the rest who arc old enuugh ore at school and doing well afer they decided o enter the com petition miss hayword and edith worked on new dresses for all the girls with the result that they had real madelncanada clothes on and hats as well of the same dainty colored floral crepe miss edith aged 20 won a gold mesh bag having been adjudged the prettiest girl over sixteen in the big milton the new cut btone steps at the two front entrances of knoi church were completed last week and they look exceedingly well victor prendergast is in jail here having been committed for trial by police magistrate shields at oak- ille charged with bigamy mr albert e campbell of mountsburg announces the engage ment of his elder daughter olive louisa to mr robert andrew hur- son of mr and mrs wilkam hurren of camp bellvi lie the mar riage to take place the latter part of september at the canadian national exhibi tion last thursdoy tom tclfer mil tons crack baseball pitcher had an accident the mail and empire re ported it as follows just follow ing the showing of twoyearold stal lions thomas telfer nephew of jos telfer who was leading out c e hills entry halton king had the misfortune to be run into by a horse entering the ring which struck him with its knee rendering him uncon- is for a few minutes after rc- ng medical attention the young recovered sufficiently to be able to walk but was still shaky as a re sult of the blow when seen in the even ing chs m p i o n it does not matter much how pleasant the vacation has been how delightful one has found uia change from town life to country or lakeside life when the time fdr re turning to the old aurroundlngi and the old routine arrives we ore sel dom very reluctant to go our noma may be htue and the furniture shab by but wc feel that we will be glad e them again our occupation may uot be the most interesting in tho world or our success in its as tonishment yet uomehow thejaora agreeable activities of vacation tend to make us contemplate it with leu distaste and more hop and wt quite rejoice at the prospect of see ing again the faces of our friends and fellow workers wc did nut in least mind leaving them but we aware of a distinct eagerness to rejoin them perhaps the foretaste of return is sweeter than the fact our check book shows a smaller bal ance than we had intended it to show the work is as dull as ever and our friends are not half so ex cited by our kappcarance as thay might be but the disappointment is fleeting we are more alive to tha compensations of our life than we were before we broke away from the routine of it wc find in the street the shops the houses and tha crowds a stimulus to which before ilc parting from them we had ceased to respond so we gfct into our stride again we aay toouraelves after all tho old town is a pretty good place to come back to we are happy to be earning our living at the task for which wc have fitted ourselves the afterglow of the well- spent vacation is really the best part of it ball1nafad new likad hi farrn a farmer listed his farm with a real estate company a week later the firm advertised it for sale they so elaborately described the place that the former didnt recogniie it as his own deciding that it was exactly what he wanted he visited the real estate office inquiring about it on consulting the list the clerk discovered that it was the customers n form when told this the form- said wol i dont care to sell at all now new barrias discovsrad two farmers one residing in col- edon township and another h j black of amaranth township unlay brought to j f andr sa agricultural representative for this county several branches heavily laden with small red berries several former residents of the western prov inces identified the fruit as saskatoon berries a variety common in the west but never found growing here before the fruit is edible and lus cious orange v llle sun black fox farmar in halton halton county is apparently go ing m for black foxes recently b i rayner of prince edward is land purchased ten acres in trafat- sir township and his men have been usy for several days erecting fox runs and houses during the pre sent week it is expected that the first consignment of foxes will bo shipped from prince edward island and will immediately be housed in the new quarters at the ranch e h cleav er kc of burlington has estab lished a black fox ranch in the south end of halton county and will go into the foxraising business on large scale mora shorthorn pri last week wc reported the prises won at the central fair ottawa by duncan campbell of moffat for his shorthorns he has won the follow ing at the canadian national exhi- bitlbn toronto males first for 2- y earold kings guardian fifth for junior yearling augusta king fifth for senior calf rosewood king first for junior calf lavender king fo- reserve senior grand champion king guardian for reserve junior grand champion lavender king females fourth for 6yearold andnvcr milcraig empress fifth for 6yearold and over in milk bessie 6th fifth and eighth for yearlings undlnl princess and thornharn empress fifth and tenth millcratg dairymaid 9th and rothes broad brooks third for graded herd fifth for junior herd and fifth for breeders henl caubraud 92nd birthday on september 4th a number of friends gathered nt the home of mrs joseph hall grand valley and cele brated the ninetysecond birthday of her mother mrs james hillis her maiden name was jane mcclure and she come to the neighborhood of grand valley some seventyfour years ago in those days the bears prowl ed and the wolves howled in th wood in that part after dinnci there were speeches from different ones of the friends and the after noon was spent in good sociable way those present were mr an drew mcclure and his daughter mary of norval mr and mrs gar field brampton mr and mrs d n cation and daughter sadie brampton mr and mrs j as hyatt norval mrs john mccullough of brampton mr thomas mcclure and his sister miss a j mcclure george town mr and mrs d n mcclure glenwilliams mr and jrs hall orton mr and mrs t hall and two- sons grand valley mrs oscar hall waldemar mr and mrs william scaife grand valley rev and mrs lundy grand valley ias effie ctcrwinski york city is visiting at mr mrs richard burnsides mr robert kert of the fifth line erin and mr john campbell of the eighth line esqucsing attended the toronto exhibition with their horse 4 d were awarded some first prises miss glen of ballinafad school and miss williamson of peacock school are back at their duties after spending their holidays at their homes r george binriie is very ill ot present mr malcolm kaiser of the fifth ie erin has sold his farm tends holding a stock sate near future erin the sunday school of ah saints- church held its annual picnic at the home of dr and mrs short on bor day miss lillian insram of george town has returned home after holi daying with miss margaret bingham mr and mrs j stewart and little daughter of toronto spent the week end with her parents mr and mrs john lindsay 7th line mr h h awrey a former prin cipal of erin public school and mrs awrey and grandson of ottawa af- tcr an absence of 24 years made a visit to erin on wednesday last and was the guest of mr and mrs jan long advocate acton notes and comments a slight iusk the cost of living this summer in canada is shown by a bullkin just issued by the labor gaxctte the average cost of a weekly family budget of twenty- nine staple foods in july this yeur was 11049 as compared with ja91 for july 1924 once again the varying year ith blade and sheaf has clothed tha happy plains and ontario and the great west echo with the hum of tha binder and soon the golden grain will be pouring from the separator and bring golden prosperity to farm er merchant and countless other toilers throughout our wonderful dominion and all this fa a sign that the fall season of the year is inevitably drawing in upon us and with the fall comes its perennial her ald the fall fair soma people are rather apt to belittle tha small town fair to question its value and utility but it has been emphatically recognized by the legislators of our provinces that in the small life of the country it creates and stimu lates new interests amongst our ag riculturalists it gives an incentive to wards careful and intensive cultiva tion of the kindly fruits of tha earth and it offers in smaller or greater degrees monetary rewards for care and industry in this line of work how often it happens that the winning of a pake at the small town fair encourages a man to per severe and some day find himself a winner in that greatest of all fairs the canadian national exhibition at toronto then again the falll fan- is aa a rule an event eagerly looked forward to by the community at large it gives an opportunity for one more days open air enjoyment before the rigors of winter set in it provides as a rule the young ele ment with some sporting interest or another baseball racing or what not it gives us an opportunity of seeing the results of the work and in dustry of others and in countless indescribable ways bring town and country closer together showing us how dependent after all we are upon those who toil at the monotonous task as it sometimes seems of cul tivating the land yes the fall fair has a very definite place in our scheme of existence and without it at any rate in ontario we would feel that something essential was missing from our normal seasonal routine mr and mrs w c bessey and doris of georgetown spent labor day at mrs h s wilsons mr and mrs jos mcintosh 1 visiting at the home of their son oshawa mr and mrs a kannawin spent sunday with relatives in shrt bourne mr and mrs c c henderson and family and miss helen mcdonald re- end habit turned last week from spending a few weeks at kimberley point mus- koka local motorist hit one of the silent policemen to see if it id bob it did but it also broke and now he is being looked to to right the damage done by sup plying a new one information from mr ht moore who has been in the toronto gen eral hospital for two weeks is ex ceedingly encouraging unexpected progress was made in recovery alter the first operation so that the sec ond was performed quite successful ly last friday a week earlier than was first anticipated while the editor was decidcly ill for 0 couple of days as a result of pohtopcrauvr conditions he is now con valentine most satisfactorily and experts to hi- at home and assttminn at least a share of his regular duties in about three weeks he is excecdine an that car of mine what about that car of mini paints right good yet motors fin bought her last year kinds late but they say shrs out of date wifes just wen the twentysix with its newest little tricks says she is ashamed to drtve that old fashioned twenty five new cars got a wider door wheelbase full two inches more different shap- of hubcaps too dont know what i oughtermo old one suits mc mighly good never had to raise her hood parting with her seems a sin but ill have to trade her in t sunday is almost universally observed in this community as a day of cessation from our usual occu pations and amusements how it should be spent in the way of rest and recreation is left very largely to the preference of the individual many devote it to visiting their friends and kindred within certain limits and under special circum stances this is not only permissible but commendable but in any case the practice is carried to extremes and requires curbing as an exchange suggests the frequent recurrent in the items of local news from vari ous localities of the expression for the week end suggests consideration of some of the many ways in which is spent and misspent the week d habit is one which if not orig inated by the motor ear has cer tainly been greatly fostered by it and has become so wide spread as to be practically universal if turn ed to good account it may make a large contribution to social life if not it may become a menace both to morals and religion week end vis itors are most welcome as a ml when invited and shouldnt venture without consulting their hosts at least to include some of their own choos ing with the party this is what might fairly be called an abuse to hospitality nor should people nlan a surprise party for a week end visit w any of thru- friends without mak ing ery sure that they will be wel come and that it will be quite con venient for their hostess the con venience of the compulsory host doesnt matter so much the only surprne party that has any right to expert a welcome for the week end i onr on a picnic basbj self pro visioned as a week end includes sunday in whole or in part it u always proper and profitable to take that into account it shouldnt en tail extra work for those invited it is to be feared that too many are selfishly yielding to the temptation to have a laxy holiday at the ex pense of some one else week end- trs should always count on doing their full share of the extra work they necessarily make they will be more welcome if they do and are mora likely to be asked back if they ara church going people and are visit ing church going- people they will ex pect you to go to church with them if they are not and dont want to spoil their outing ihey should con fine their outinr to their own kind whatever may be your views aa to the legitimacy of pending part of the day of rest rec nationally it is in- panioaable rudeness to impose their views and customs oh their hosts