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time lor a change in halton vole lor james waldbrooke liber and progressivecandidale i isaaasa aa m asmii ui miwumi mmi f hot days and holidays are here f i 1 mitibkai what a comfort a permanent is your nair always nicely waved at ullicos have the phone 278w keen wavette method y the best yet georgetown km wt- a kbuujeaiiiiaaiiiiani- ay ja -jai- ic- ja 5kksseaabaae business mens i community picnic in the park new advertisements the georgetown herald wednesday evening july 23rd 1930 all small adrerusemeoui under this headinc surrtlt casu with order liki for sale sekclml plymouth rock cockortls excellent laying strain 1m each uantnslun farm check road phone kj r 14 wanted a held of good clover or second cut ulfulla huy apply box m herald slroycd shep strayed to lot 20 10th line squcstnk on july lllh owner may have same by pruvuik prohrly and luiyink exnscs phone 41 r u 5eorketown 31 ror sale residence of tile late samuel camp bell king si possession september 1st- apply at house telephone 193j 4lp tiahilkr suddenly at torbntov on friday july 18lh 1930 waller maw ilailki u iiiulve ol t ieorgelowu in hi- ihui your i there was a private funeral sorylce at the reshiriicc ol lib son 101 cjalcs avenue saturday ul 2 pjn inter- niciil at srarboro uvn cemetery ukii on friday july 18th at her laic icsulcnce 6 arthur street iuelji annie wallace reid daugh- nr oi the late william john reld lormrrly ol leoriietown kk1iy at clarkson on thursday july 2jiid kdlui curry lyons be- loveil wile ol w k kelly ilie luiiiral will be held from her tale home july nth service at sherl- diui church interment in norval celllclcry correspondence for ale choice raspberries for sale apply to scott mclean phone 83 r 22 cuioruelown it for sar o a quantity of setec barley 2600 per ton apply noble elevators georgetown phone 145 tf to kent 6 roomed house on murdorjc st electric libt and water inside- pos session july 1st apply to ef u arnold georgetown tf for sale i two pure bred jersey bulls from highclass stock ages 9 niontlis and 4 mpntlis apply john w bewley r r 1 campbellvlue ont 3t for sale 7 holstein heifers due to fresluii aug 1st to aug loth apply fred wriggles wortl i hornby phone 88 r 32 milton it lost on elgrftli line between george- tdn ahtt jewish farm saturday july 19th a 50lb sack twine finder kind ly leave at herald office or phone 42 r 3 georgetown 11 monday august 4th f afternoon performance full programme of sprts and valuable prizes no admission evening monster garden party smrrh steps out 3 act comedy under the direction of e rosslyn pearen cdla lost on sunday night large police dog when left home had a heavy chain attached to collar answers to name of prite dark head and nose light and tan body finder please write boh 173 georgetown or phone 145 re ward it help wanted v berry pickers wanted about 21st adults preferred apply m allen norval phone 379 brampton july to r r 21 2tp marcelling miss prancls expert hair dresser with city experience will be at tamansr barber shop every day phone 24 georgetown 2tp for sale red and black currants cherries goose berries raspberries all orders delivered also rood separator only run 5 months apply to james mc- klnney phone 103 r 2 georgetown 2tp dance after garden party keep this day open rafr aaxaa3aa3kk 3a 3a avnsav avfloarv oil royalties not stocks or shares in royalty holding companies but direct purchase and ownership pro ducing properties only immedi- at monthly return own your own u clayton ridge royal bank bidg toronto ont adel 1887 h b mtmms representative vititii cmw aiu i mu on uitii i u dutiful illiltlll to lie ul ti uiul lim itii unmet xo u iii nl viliaiuui luiull u lilkuiji jil u mi i huuumiluil ui uic piui- il jxjiiii u tiuikiii 4 il minor is ihiltti 1u1sc iju ouiiiluuui ixgiun is iiitirvl iiou- ortuuuuiton and enjoys a liiiiiiuiiiiip nutut mp oi i lieu ol vcli ixiiuiva iuiui wb xu u body turo ioi ujporulm any cundiuuu uor fc any iipiumiuitive ol uiu lirunch pcakii on lvliuil ol any cuiididalt zviiy imnitjci ol uic laiuu who is hoiking ikiuhcully u uoiiig so -sirict- v ui un inuiwdii4l und noi us a re- iiumiiliiuve oi ciiorutlown brajich u 1ju oi uie caniiuian lcyicm iinihtj oil botiuli ul ilnvkxccutlve ol tirirniuttn hruncli cunaduui legion a it imii juhn l kelly i3t- rtlury lrtsidtait- glenwilliams a pretty wedding took place at the united church glenwttilams on sai urday uiternoou last when bessie marguerite korgrtvetieoand daughter of mrs robert armstrong and the lule jainei for grave became the bride of alexander h ingram second son of mr and mrs j h ingram ol brain pton the bride entered the church on uie arm of her brother william forgrave to the strain ol lihtngriits wedding march played by muss mary wheeler the bride ore a dress of ivory satin made n long lines and long sleeves with imiinted cutis her veil was of em broidered net with cap effect and uuyht up with orange blossoms she curried a shower boquet of butter fly roses and lily -of- the- valley and she liso wore the gift of the groom a irmc of pcrals she was attended by her sister marion forgrave in a pink dress of lace and georgette and hat to match she carried a bouquet of llriar cliff ross and blue delphiniums the groom was attended by his bro- i her mr roy ingram of bnunpton tlir ushers witu messrs harold wheler and cyril brandford a re ception was iield afterwards in the ihurch parlors lh- brides mother in i kottii of black dat crepe and cor- uk bouquet of ted roses and the rooms mother in flowered chiffon and irsaie bouquet of pink roses later he happy couple left for a motor trip north the bride travelling in a beige nsemble with hat and shoes to match on their return they will reside in hrumpton a meeting was held in the town hall tn tuesday evening last to arrange for the minimi community picnic rverv citizen should cooperate and make i this picnic a success it will be held ui tlie athletic grounds on saturday aug 2nd please remember the date iuid come and spend an afternoon i with the children i mr wm foirrave of rochester n v steni a we at his home her masonry looks to international arrjufy grand lodge speakers stress orders devotion to ho- hanrrrs cause phone luw or u4j 3kv n3a 0a 3a oax s -att- a a a a ibtakk -sk- a k- k b- b jb- midsummer sale mens wear department mens wfrk shirts khaki and blue chambry reg 135 mexns good quality rnglish broadcloth shirts collars attach ed all sizes only mens silk comhinations reduced to mens caps assorted patterns reg 150 straw fedoras sox 50c pr fancy patterns reg 35c woollen bathing suits reg 250 boys plusfours in fancy tweeds reg 275 mens silk braces reg 100 good quality mens khaki pants now only mens running shoes special ammoniaproof solid leather work boots boys khaki pants bloomers shirts and running shoes at attractive prices ladies wear department 89c 100 98c 75c nd 50c 145 148 49c 129 98c 298 f mr and mrs jos allen and daughter kleanor of roch ny spent a week with rrienlephere ashgrove the womens institute met on tues day afternoon july 15th at mrs wal ter wrigglesworths and had an en joyable out door session on the veran dah as tliis was the first meeting since the listrlct annual convention reporu were given by two of the dele- miss lula tiraliam and mrs it h wright an excellent paper on the subject should a woman make awlll was contributed by mrs earl wilson a humorous reading by miss k elyn walsh and a piano solo by mts- margaret o if ten were followed by one minute impromptu speeches by four of uie members the following pupils of mrs r h wright ashgrove was successful in iiusslng uie examinations held at the toronto conservatory of music on july 2nd pianoforte primary grade miss margaret otften primary school irade miss elsie neiu horn by hon rlementary grade miss mararet mcbrlde nerval elemen tary theory mlss margaret otften hon dresses goexj stylesi and colors at othrr dresses at i9c 175 245 298 995 etc a nice range of hats in assorted shades half price and less rlearingnt good qiitjjity corselette only iadies silk bloomers good quality reg ladies running shoes special 75c d brill rco 15 etc s tk35 89c 49c 98c u phone 167 corner mill and main streets georgetown v wv vksbiaboa t i f r cabsiai riybfihfij acton mrs b ci arnold and master bever ly are spending lhtw holidays at wasaga beach hlslnng in firy lake is still popular some fine bass and rainbow trout have been secured by the anglers mr w j putterson had the mis fortune to ja in fully injure his hand in on electric fan lost week the in jured member ls now healing nicely however miss mary e macpherson mrs alice macpherson and frances dills are on a motor trip this week to toronto hurne and wasaga beach mr h p moore was at oahawa on monday attending the funeral of major hind late police magistrate jieprysendng the magistrates associa tion as us president mrv john bennett mrs john bing ham tind daughter lillian mrs to- liarge of ottawa mrs elmer terry of brantford were sunday visitors with mrs hubert bennett and miss m z bennett mr and mrs john agnew of winni peg man have been spending the week with triends in the old home mr apnew occupies a responsible pom uou with the canadian national rail ways at winnipeg this romunlty was shocked to learn of the sudden illness and death of mrs arch currle brock avenue while not enjoying the best of health mjrs curric attended the annual pic nic of knox sunday school last wed- nrsdiiy but came home early not feel- in well jhat evening the was tak en seriously ill and never rallied and pushed away on fway evening mrs curries maiden name was jean qra- rrnm a daughter of the late mr and mrs oeorge l greham and she was bom on the homestead in eramosa township on may 27 fortynine vears ago twentyfive years ago she was joined in holy wedlock to archt- tmld c currle who with the family of four children remain to mourn th loss of this devoted wife and mother free press better international understanding wllh the spread ol masonry was the prospect peld out by most of the speakers at the annual banquet of uie grand lodge of canada in on tario at the royal york hotel last week- on behalf of canadian masonry m w bro e t malone who for 38 years has been grand treasurer and m w bro w h wardrope kc wel comed uie distinguished guests who included the earl of stair past grand master of scotland and lieut col g moncktonarundell and ad miral j b eusxace representing england ireland was represented by proxy in uie person of wdc- malone who deputised for the grand master of that country who was unable vt be present owing to his position as chairman of a committee pr the house of lords- there 1 no international boundart so far as fiatasonry ls concerned said mr malone the world over liave only one object to view thi advancement of the causes of humanity v ool muncjuanarunaeu of the eng lish delegation bore a personal mess age from the duke of co naught former fovemorgeneral of canada who is grand master of the grand lodge of england considering that he has reached his 80th birthday he enjoys the best of health and his interest in this dominion is just as keen as it ever was he said the speaker declared that the over seas delegation had oeen shown that masonry is- a vital force in on tario and added we believe that masonry has vast possibiliues ror strengthening the friendship between the great englishspeaking countries of the world introducing the earl of stab ool w- n ponton of belleville explained for the benefit of the americans pre sent that scotland b a very demo cratic counter where you get the aristocracy of democracy it is impossible for a scotsman to come to canada and not feel ax home said lord stair every railway sta tion x came to had a scotch name nearly every canadian x have met has been a scotsman or at least descend ed from one the most prosperous have been at any rate he referred to the scotch song which had just been sung by a choir under the direction of v w bro chas lies- lie all the blue bonnets came over the border between england and scotland there isnt a border between scot land and canada or between en and canada he declared continuing the theme of interna tional felicitation deputy grand mas ter w s herrlngton who succeeds r b dargavel as grand master of the grand lodge of canada in ontario said we canadians pride ourselves on being the interpreters between great britain and the united states dr p w imn grand secre tary of the grand lodge of massa chusetts judge tl j nlckerson past grand master of the orand lodge of connecticut and lou wlnsor past grand master of michigan saw in masonry the solution of many inter national problems as well as local problems of good dtbaenship i dont believe in masonry gorog in ror politics or prohibition or single tax or woman suffrage questions in tdhirhminj grwih men and women are interested but i do believe ha it build ing up a special type of character and letting it act as a leaven in the com munity said dr hamilton lou wlnsor who has served the same 38 years as grand secretary of michigan which e t malone has servad in ontario as grand trrawrrer bakuamtaiixbrjiiaial m a a a a believed that canadian and american masons had much to learn from the mother grand lodge in england and uie united states has more to learn than canada has he concluded- baseball georgetown defeated onkville on saturday t uie park by the score of 100 walters was on the mound or the locals and was in flno form suh- lng out 8 men and keeping the vial- tors 9 hits well scattered rowe on the mound for oakvllle was hit free ly being nicked for 13 hits including two doubles and 2 home runs this was the last league game of the sea son and now georgetown plays off with milton for the championship the first game to he played at milton on saturday july 28th everybody come out and cheer tha boys along and help them win the championship oakville r- h e 00000000 0 0 9 2 georgetown 0 0 10 0 18 010 12 1 batteries rowe and lyons walters and mcnally ra1fnf averages c ajb r amtone and anywhere yon rati telephone halifax or win- nllieg now as easily as you can call your neinhhor in fact your telephone will find for you almost anyone any where in the world the cost la sur prisingly low reduced evening rates begin at 700 pm and still lower night rates at 830 on anyone calls beaumont walters mcmann mcnally carmichael tuck cole woods blackburn tall lienham 10 8 2 10 10 9 9 9 10 s 10 16 10 s 11 18 5 16 13 10 6 9 h 25 16 2 21 21 10 is 18 is pc 568 500 soo 489 447 43s 405 400 349 268 i -f- i 1 1 i f i a m i t i v r i i i aaa your vote and influence solicited for dr rk anderson liberal conservative candidate for halton 6 v m the liberal policy closes factories injures agriculture and increases unemployment vote for a change of government and save 1 canada from economic disaster aanambi a a wtmrf total 9fares to canada advanced britishers ia cawaxh nay now brine tumanl thair familiw reutrraa and frianda x eaaj tanaa r full auom tfr x d cameron dh a ci i ii british reuwiow association the name is sufficient our salesmen carry birrternljt varieties daily a change to suit the palate manfd by dominion bakeries ltd guelph sold by mark clark phone 229w grocer ce terracotta mrs dona and miss elva smith of orlllia spent a few days with miss flora mcleod- we are pleased to sea mr w h stringer around again after his re cent illness it was mrs wm dawson who had a birthday party recently instead of mrs davidson which app in last weeks issue of the herald armstrong bros of brampton are doing a rushing business with their steam shovel in w j ruuedges gra vel pit mr and mra d dick and son willie of windsor are spending atew days with terra cotta friends mr amos gardener who went to ouelph general hospital last week for treatments is improving nicely and expects to rtetvm home soon voter has last minute right to vote u the right of a qualified votermto poll his vote even though his name has been omitted from the voters list as prepared by the registrar for his division la f clearly established under the dominion elections aet states h e rice- returning officer for muskokaontario section 64 of the act dearly states that any person not otherwise dis qualified may notwithstanding -that- his name does not appear on the list of voters for such polling division vote at the appropriate polling sta tion established therefor if so far as he is aware his name does not properly appear on the list of voters prepared for any vpolllng division in the electoral district such voters however must be vou ched for by aome other voter whose name appears on the list for such polling division and who is resident therein requirement is made that such vouching voter shall lake a pre scribed oath on form m and the voter himself shall also be required to take a prescribed oath c forrn 33 each of which wfll be provided by the daputy betumlng omcer protection forkbur home jr ricepercallon is a very deceiving basis on which to judge the cost of paint as is shown below in the comparative costs of painting two houses of the same size ah things beinr equal the rtlfther the price- per gallon the higher the quality and tbm lower the initial or ultimate cost of paint la sure to be cheap prlcepergallon paint not only increases the cost of painting but also the cost of labor of protection and the c of repainting thaa points are illustrated in tha following comparison lowe brothers htgk standard paints vs cheap paints average price lowe brothers high standard paint pr gallon average coverage per gallon 4so required for square feet 23so labor cost of applying gallons of ixwe bros paint at 700 per gallon total cost 6l25 average price cheap paint per gallon average coverage cheap paint per gallon required for square feet 2250 labor cost of applying 7baons cheap paint total cost i 1700 or 27sv of cost of the whole job u waved by pwrcfuijit lowe brother high standard paint not to speak of the addrd advantage of homing a superior fob fan appearance service und long life figure your ptainc requirement on a square foot basis if you do mo you wiq buy 1 lowe brothers high standard paints and varnishes r h thompson co georgetown phone 46 main st t