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t mifeltufantafhm r vr- the georgetown herald wednesday evening january 1 3th 1932 pag 3 a 8 w brill co january clearing sale of cj ladies and mens winter coats ladies fur trimmed coats 35 00 values or i 25 00 values for 18 00 values for mens coats 2950 values fo 25 00 values for 1800 values for 1875 1475 1075 r 1850 1500 1050 a full kne of lifebuoy and goodefich ruhbers and goloshes at greatly reduced prices d brill co phone 167 georgetown pure food store lo bars comfort soap for 37c 3 pkgs star ammonia 16 oz tin our own rose baking powder 3 large tins tomatoes 3 large tina corn 3 large tins peas 3 x 1 lb prints pure lard choice breakfast bacon per lb sliced 3 tins crosse fit blackwells tomato juice clarks canadian boiled dinner per bn good morning marmalade at 2 tins gem 100 lye h 19c 19c 25c 25c 25c 29c 17c 29c 17c 25c and 39c 23c i local news this la our january thaw january la half over on saturday this mild weather la hitting the arena co pretty hard division court will be held january 27th 83 am adjourned from january 6th mrs w a bailey charles street saw a robin near her residence one day last week the wctu will meet on friday 15th inst at 3 pjn at the home of mrs c b dayfoot it i nomination for councillor for i ward one at town hall nesrt monday at 730 pjn i the hockey game to have been played here last night had to be post poned on account ot no ice i according to the report of the mho it logics as if a chlorlnatlon plant will have to be added to our waterworks system town and towrurtlp councils got to work on tuesday careful handling of the ratepayers money dur- ing 1933 will be appreciated i with permission of the officer commanding the band cf the borne rifles scottish will five another concert in the gregory tlieatre sun day jan 17th at 830 pjn stiver collection the annual meeting of the local council of women will be held in the rest room of the public library on thursday january mtth at 3 pjn please note change of day it remember the true blues euchre held in aid ofjrelhjf rtna in the arena oiorgetowjjytniursday evening jan 14th at iwpm everybody welcome come and bring yojir friends admis sion 29c 2t the park circle of knox church wut- hold a tea ana sale of home made baring in the scnool room of he church on saturday afternoon jan 16th from 3 to 6 o clock come and bring your friends it the ajusa class of the united church are again sponsoring an ex hibition of oil paintings by the on tario society ot artists it is expected the exhibits will be on view in the auditorium of the library from 28th to 30th of january did you get all your share of the bargains offered at the late mrs wm bucks store while many lines are sold out new things are on display at new low prices many wise buyers have returned time and again to take advantage of values offered it personals mr and mrs ross cameron of toronto spent sunday with wends in town mr henry ross r of calgary aita is visiting with friends in town and vicinity mr buster denlson of toronto spent the week end with mr alan mc donald miss ethel marshall of the nursing staff of ouelph general hospital pent tuesday at her home here mrs harrison ot toronto and mr ted pinley of buffalo were vlsitorslalj mrs pinley s during the week mr and mrs christopher graham and son paul of burlington spent the week end with georgetown friends mr arthur tyndall left on monday to take charge of a e marshalls new drug store on summerhill ave toronto 5 mr and mrs w j ross are in klmberly attending the funeral of their brother the late mr samuel osborne ml brown bbj dominion ex perimental farm and mrs brown of brandon man spent the week end with rev and mrs r w rumley annual report of medical health officer kecommend8 cuxortnation of watee supply new advertisements an heading strictly f comedy at parish hall norral the union dramatic club will pre sent their amusing comedy who told the truth in the parish hall at 1w- val on wednesday jan 20th at d o clock all who want a good laugh come admission 25 and is cents it womens institute itjjr oeorgetown women s institute held their first meeting fa the new year on wednesday january 6th at the home of mrs george ford main st south fortyseven members and friends being present after opening in the usual with the institute ode and the repetl hon of the institute prayer mrs percy cleave read the minutes of the previous meting which were approv- choice fresh fruit and vegetables a e farnpll phone 75 we deliver canadians win in florida at the annual mixed bowling tourna ment held on new years day at lakeland florida mr robert meade an old tiassagavweya boy skip of no 3 rink brought his team of mr stewart nova scotia mr hugh meade glen- wllllams and mrs john gibbons in for first prise with three straight wins rough inflamed chapped sore or w1ndburned sign is the result of wintry winds and exposure danns cream of roses whl re mnf relief in the worst cases and a few ar will heal the most tender skin detsgfctrauy fragrant net greasy sticky keep the skin sett and velvety 25 cents danns drug store phone 327 georgetown wg sell mecaix and btjttbrick pattkrn8 carlo night at knox church the guild of knox church are hav ing a curio night on january 18th all interested are invited to come and bring an article which has been in the family a long time or some thing of interest from another land prizes will he given to the lady and gentleman lrt he best old fashioned costume miss appelbe convenor of historical research for the womens institute in ontario will address the meeting it ejls annaal meeting the annual meeting of esqueslng agricultural society will be held in the town hall oeorgetown on saturday next at 2 pm it is urgent that every one interested in the welfare of the society and who wish the fall fair contmued be present a g kurstine agricultural representative for hal- ton will be present and address the meeting on some vital matters per taining to the show woo feattry prizes at the brampton poultry show last week w j alexander of ashgrove followed up his winnings of the previ ous day by ins taking the t l ken nedy cup for best collection of barred rocks the blston sliver cup for best collection of rhode island reds speci al for best pair comish and brampton mining special for best pen in heavy class at ouelph winter fair mr alexander sold two partridge wyan- dottes for the highest figure obtained at the fair masaaerade and dance at glen masquerade and hard times dance in town hall ghenrwlulams on jan ajnd music by trlpleodance or chestra toronto prise for best dress ed lady best dressed gent and lucky number dance refreshments ad mission 1jd0 par couple extra lady 35 cents come one and all to the masquerade ball and have a good time while you may oh lets be gay cast dun care away and we shall dance while the fiddlers play 2t ed as read mrs clarence hayes reported for the local needs committee on the packing and distribution of the 25 christmas hampers mrs cave and mrs brwln reported the christmas flowers sent to the aged and infirm mrs w v grant reported for the committee appointed to purchase dishes on the motion of mrs mc- murchy the name of mrs dollop was added to this committee the roll was called the members responding to their names with a new years resolution following the business miss oliver of cedarvale school for girls gave a splendid address on the responsibili ty of the individual the members of the institute have learned to look forward to miss olivers talks knowing her message will be clear earnest and unequivocal in this new tears ad dress was the same straightforward appeal for better thin ring better liv ing and a stronger emphasis on splir- tual values it was tndeed a privilege to have been one of miss olivers hearers on this occasion mrs s kirk was the lucky winner of the ticket for the quilt made by mrs duncan mrs cave mrs snyder mrs bailey mrs t sytces and mrs kaiser the proceeds from this quilt 114 oo was donated by these ladles to the institute funds a feature of this meeting was a cookie contest miss oliver kindly consented to act as judge and by her decision the first prize a lovely cup and saucer was won by mrs harold cleave mrs auatt brought the afternoons progr to a close with the reading of a itayer for the new year a dainty lunch was served and afv ter a hearty vote of thanks to mrs ford for her kindly hospitality and to miss oliver the meeting adjourned 3tp church mews st albans church glenwilliams 3 pm evensong and sermon by rev c b kenrlck of hamilton baptist church public worship on sunday at 11 am and 7 pm in charge of pastor a n frith sunday school at 10 am young peoples union monday 8 pm midweek service of prayer and bible study on thursday at 8 pjn mr united church rev r w rumley minister norman laird choir leader 10 sunday school and bible classes 11 am morning worship 7 pjn even ing service annual meetlpg of oon- gregaton jan 25th at 8 pjn s esquesing agricul aural society annual meeting the annual meeting of the escjuesing agricultural society will- be held in the council chamber georgetown sat jan 16th i932at2pn election of officers receiving treasurers report general business askirstne agricultural jtepiesenulite for jhahon wul triclreaa the meeting members and all others interested in the welfare of he society are requested to be present as matters vital to the life of the organization will be discussed rz w awilson secretary dee mtbrie blaster farkaale lodge george guthrie chief inspector of toronto police department and an old georgetown boy was installed worshipful master of parkdale mas onic lodge in the parkaale masonic temple lansdowxw ave last thurs day night past district deputy grand master dr e a peaker a member at the lodge was tlg officer alex j murray chief inspector of detectives is a past matter w h male retiring master was presented with a past masters jewel present for the ceremonies were a large num ber of prominent members of the or der including general d o draper chief constable inspector nat guth rie a brother la an officer of metro politan lodge rw bra s kirk of oeorgetown was p injured in aato accident while proceeding up the highway bear rockwood last thursday after noon mr howard kentons car skid- ad on the ice and turned over in the ditch mrs prank cole who was ac companying mr and mrs kentner received a fracture of the arm and pelvis bone and is now in ouelph rsrjsprtal mrs kentner was badly shaken up and bruised but was able to return home the other occup ants of the car escaped injury mrs cole is i nicely and mrs kentner is sole to be around again their many friends will be pleased to tom salvation army capt w bradley ueut j hooke sunday next 8unday school at 10 ajn holiness meeting 11 axn sunday school and bible class 3 pjn salva tion meeting at 7 pjn tuesday 730 home league ladles meeting wed nesday 8 pjn public meeting all welcome 8l georges church 2nd sunday after epiphany jan 17th 11 axn choral communion and sermon 7 pjn evensong and sermon by rev c b kennck hamilton sunday jan 24th 8 ajn mattlns and sermon by the rector 7 pm evensong and sermon by the rector rev woo thompson ma of port colborne traction for satarday night march- mant bras hawaiian players ootntautallbf days with bldia oatstqsv knox presbyterian crtutreh minister rev a l howard ka phjd sunday jan 17th at 10 am sunday school and bible classes 11 ajn morning servtceitrilrd discourse in series of oomparatlve relgion relating to hinduism at 230 pjn service in lknehouse church evening service at 7 pjn on friday evening jan 15th at 8 oclock the community meeting will be held at the home of mr and mm o nixon on maple ave everybody welcome to these meetings the wms second wednesday of every month gregory theatre wednesday january 13th her majesty love romance and comedy staling marilyn miller and ben lyon chapter 7 vanishing legion ocsne- dy thats my meat snapshots friday january lbthtarhtnjng ftyer tj rnetodratna starring jfumes ban and dorothy se comedy wee wee mane with slim sum- merville cartoon traffic troubles fax movietone news silverware night salad forks will he riven away this week saturday january 18th matinee at 3 pjnhonor of the fatauy tj one of baboos drollest stories in lilt- trartooern garb starring bete daniels cotnedy woollsb forties novelty trml of the swordflah added at- uaed to buy new tents for the troop scout news the first meeting of the year was held on tlu evening of january 8th new officers wereeleoted for the beaver patrol and lesle clark was chosen as patrol leader as his sec- onot in command be appointed frank lin cleave patrol oomftetttlon will be very keen this year but the fox patrol is pre pared to recover the shield which they lost in 131 during the evening the scouter outlined a program off card parties whvjj he intends to conduct this winters the ntoeeeds will be following is the annual report of dr c v williams medical health officer for georgetown aspresentedat the council meeting last evening georgetown jan ii 1932 to the chairman and members of the local board of health georgetown gentlernen i beg to submit herewith my anual report upon thev sanitary oondittdii of the municipality for the year ending dec 31st 1931 our population as shown by the assessors report 1831 is 2187 vital statistics according to the records of the divi sion registrar there were during the yar st7 births and 14 deaths communicable diseases cerebrospinal mernngltis i chickenpox 49 scarlet fever ib whooping cough 8 number of deaths from cerebospinal meningitis 1 the absence of any cases of diphth eria is to be noted it is felt that- the twxold treatments being given the children at scnool and by the family physician ate showing very striking results there was a sporadic outbreak of scarlet fever in may and june in spite of strict quarantine and isolation ot casesdhbculty was experienced nj controlling the trouble this was duct entirely to the presence of unreported mild cases who were allowed freedom before the period of dommunlcabliity had passed for the protection of the public such cases when found will be dealt with very severely in accor dance with the pubnc health act although chldrjenpox german measles and mumps are no longer placarded notification with isolation and quarantine of such cases is still required water samples are sent to the laboratories of the ontario department of health every two weeks unfavorable h tory reports of all specimens were received samples were sent from each of the seven streams emptying in to the reservoir ail except two were polluted with animal excreta the same condition was found in the source of supply within the town limits intermittent pollution parti cularly after heavy ram falls or thaws has been noted in previous years the condition however has been continu ously present this year a public health engineer from the department of health has been con sulted and with your medical officer has made a thorough survey of the situation it seems that the pollution of the stream must take place at points a considerable distance above the reservoir although no sickness in town can definitely be attributed to impure water the town supply is potentially dangerous and without warning at some time may cause serious trouble it is strongly recommended that the water be chlorinated the apparatus is comparatively inexpensive the trace of chlorine can seldom be detected by its use the public can at an times be assured of a perfectly safe supply of water icsb a heatlh survey is now tn progress milk number of producers 11 number of distributors 8 total dally con sumption 558 quarts number of pasteurising plants 2 80 of supply pasteurized inspection made by local milk inspector dr r learmonth producer 63 distributor 38 although there is stni room for im provement of the milk supply we have a quality of mihc superior to that of towns the sue of oeorgetown inspection op ptjhltc school sanitary conveniences excellent heating good lighting conditions falr black boards falr ntjisance8 the origin of ninety per cent of nuisances in the town can be traced to defective eltmlnaton of household and factory waste the question of sewerage disposal has been discussed in the press recently and repetition is unnecessary to sum up these nuis ances which are causing a great deal of annoyance and expense can never be corrected by any means except a modern sewerage system practically all are agreed as to its necessity but many feel that the time is not propitious i for such a financial outlay it is to be hoped that no other local im provement of any magnitude will be under taken before a sewer system is installed regular garbage collection is being taken advantage of by more inhabit ants each year and is to be commend- ed clinics toxoid clinics three doses of tox oid were administered by you medical officer to 31 children- of the public school last year it ts now felt that the great majority of oeorgetown school children are completely protect ed against diphtheria the group of children from 6 months to 8 years of age is receiving little benefit from this public health measure although some are being treated by the family physi cian a large proportion are unprotect ed plants urged to have pre school children treated if not done privately they caic inoculated with the children of the primary class each fall mental hygiene following a men tal hygiene clinic held in 1990 where advice was given to the parents of backward children a followup sys tem is feeing carried out by government psychiatrists and psychologists this has been of great benefit in some newly painted and decorated elec tric lights water inside rent 15 per month apply at herald office wanted household effects farnrture etc apply to box m herald office tf for sale one used c cm bicycle practically new and in good condition fully equipped- apply at richardson s hardware it mcbean co bigger and better bargains wanted to rent small farm about 50 acres of work able land in the vicinity of george town or acton apply to box m herald office 3tp hoosea for sale cement block house on queen st all modern conveniences also frame house on queen street with all con veniences apply to wm georgetown r- hv x phone st d all con- z to kent house to rent on murdook street possession jan 1st all conveniences apply to jas bstilantlne hamilton ny tf to rent house on jobi st near ouelph st good garden modern conveniences will decorate to suit tenant apply to c daytsot phone 17j tf to rent a brick house on main street north with conveniences s rooms apply to joseph watson phone 337 oeorge town tf notice to whom it may concern take notice chat after this date i will not be responsible for any debts contracted in my name wilfred spenob 10 lb granulated sugar 10 lbs brown sugar rolled oats 6 lb for gold medal coffee i lb tin magic baking powder lib tin christies sodas christies fancy biscuits per lb carripbeirs tomato soup soap chips per lb sheriffs good morning marmalade chocolate covered peanuts per lb 10 bars pearl white napthasoap j4 bara life buoy soap for aylmer tomato soup simplicity patterns 55c 55c m i 25c j 49c s h 34c m v 12c s rtim 28c 9c 9c 23c 25c 35c 25c 8c 15c mcbean co general tracking loads drawn anywhere under fjfmf load insurance toor goods are pro tected while fn transit all rinds loads mclurtlng live stock rates reasonable george herrtngton phone 168 georgetown tf to kent six room house on john street possession dec 1st ah conveniences- apply to mrs mc smythe main sc georgetown j tf painttag anal papering p service and firstclass work- nshp in painting and psperhang- ing prices reasonable wm h cole man phone tf georgetown ontario baby chicks all chicks are from woodtested bred- tolay strains white leghorns 1600 per 100 barred rocks 1700 per 100 10 chicks frke with every 1m chicks ordered before jan 26th 1932 for delivery any time geo g brown 38221 nobval ont the fox patrol offers their oongnu utatlons to the beavers in having chosen a very competent leader and wisam ttwrn ajood tooutmc the establishment of an auxiliary classfor subnormal chldren in the public school would be of value to thesf children also to the other chil dren and teachers soolal service agencies members of the local lions dubare to be congra tulated upon their good work among the children last year they have made it possible for several children to obtain eye- glasses and to undergo very necessary surgical operations when such requirements would not have been obtained without their help the lions club was instrumental in arranging for an eye survey of the public school by a member of the department of health first aid and home nursing classes in 1931 under the auspices of the 8 johns ambulance association four classes have been conducted and examined by dr r t paul and your medical officer thirteen women and 44 men have passed first aid exam inations since the courses were started sixteen men cbjefly firemen are now ready to take e tamrnatlocn there will be in a few weeks about seventy fully qualified first aid graduates lb georgetown and vicinity the work of these men and women is done with out ostentation or desire for re ward bvery factory tn town has one or mars trained members of the st johns ambulance association where they are considered a valuable asset in conclusion i wish to thank all who have assisted in the work of publlo health in georgetown this year i have the honor to hex gentlemen your obedient servant o- williams mob georgetown ont skates boots say prices every pair guaranteed webb aseb hockey boots complete wttfa tube skates men 495 women 445 boy and youths 339 free bookkx stick and straps at roneys main st georgetown n a robinson butchpr prune rrbs of beef shoulder roast of beef round steak hamburg steak pork chops shoulder roast of pork soap chips raisins and currants currants 12c lie d x4e lb lie lb 2 lbs far 2se me lb lee uo da 5 dx jkg 4e 15o lb 2 fh 35c choice fresh bogs phone oeorgetown 11 r 13 n a robinson butcher norval ont amass heave and cough remedy i will be at the mcgibbon hotel georgetown on friday jaoaary 15th to supply you with remedies for all blemishes and indiges tion any person wanting any information leave word with mr mcgibbon john b maorer guelph ontario a b coiman ganeia tfawkbig senate and tars general trucking svt an times and garbage removed weekly at lowest rates barwood 360 single cord mixed rails 2js0 single cord wood no 1 hardwood beech and maple 350 hardwood limbs and mired waod 3j0o hardwood knots for for nace 2m rails uo any quantity j el 8mjth m is georgetown consult p e robinson optosrethxbt and eyesight 8peciali8t at darma drug store afternoon from 2 to 8 all repairs win receive prompt attention eyes krammen abuses fitted make your appointment with mr damn local retailers they owe you sales assistance q you know thoroughly well that you have power in your store to influence the decision of your cus tomers in regard to what they buy from you your customers rely on you to give them products which in use or consumption will give them complete satisfac tion 4 you know and your customers know that in -rej- gard to nearly every class of product there are several brands of equal ment thus a8 soup is the equal of bs or cssoup ds shoes are the equal of es or fs shoes gs radio sets are equal to hs or ia seta ja hosiery is the equal of ks or ls hosiery ma electric washing machine or refrigerator is the equal of nts or 08 washing machine or refrigerator and so on and so on 4 makers of advertised products recognize that you have access to the attention and favor of several hun dred buyers your regular and irregular customers and they want to use your distribution facilities for their advantage but are they willing in every instance to assist ypu to sell their product if you stock it assist you with a series of local advertisements to be publish ed in this newspaper fl they say that they will provide you with plenty of window and counter display material and printed matter but quite too often they decline to use local advertising in this newspaper over your name i they tell you that they are spending a whale of a lot of money in big city dailies and in nationallycir culated magazines but you know or you can get to know rthai in the territory served by this newspaper upwards- of 90 per cent of the families living in it do not subscribe to national magazines and big city dailies this means that the job of promoting local sales is to be put on your shoulders fl if it is right to use big city dailies and nationally circulated magazines then by the same token it is right to use local weekly newspapers it is no com pliment to you as a retailer or to the buyers of this town and territory for a national advertiser to decline to ad vert isikis product in this newspaper 4 you can get much more advertising for your store and stock than you are now getting if you insist as a condition of stocking a particular product that it be locally advertised in this newspaper n b snw uus ad vertjaernent to men who urge you to stock and push the gale of their goods yet who teo ivou that their firm cannot assist their local sale by md- vertiaing- i u herald 4 cover this entitetostricf and its advertisers get remits hythe canadian wfcekdy newspaper rnnwalsil fm y v