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y i 1 m i the georgelown herald wednesday evening january 27 1932 p 3 local news winter foot protection 4 protection of the feet agsrinat wet and cavl la the unrt essential erf rubber footwear box ootnlort and ecoocmy are alio important items ljfimg overshoes win i yon protrctian agabwtshe coldest s weather and can be worn all day at the most arduous tank with comfort stumy construction of ufetaam rubber footwear whs bichest cuan materials makta ebon mat economical there is ro substitute for lftjaayaak far them by mai oruv hm kaufman rubber co limited kitchnsr ontario 7 special ltw prices oh all lines of overshoes and rubbers this week u d brill co phone 167 georgetown pure food store 24 lb pastry floor 53c 7 lb bag pastry flour 17c 3 x i lb prints pure lard 29c 2 x j lb prints domestic or easifirst 23c 3 large tins tomatoes 25c 3 large tins corn 25c 3 large tins peas 25c breakfast bacon sliced per lb 17c 3 lb sweet potatoes h 19c choice lemons per doz 25c special for the week end 2 pkgs christies soda wafers 19c christies chocolate marshmallows per lb 23c a e farnell phone 75 we deliver n a robinson butcher frame ribs of beef shoulder boast of beef plate boil beef choice roast of pork fresh ham 4 bja hamburg steak rtlioam roasting chickens choice fresh boos hone georgetown ulrll ise lb 1 to me r- mb fh to lie me ise we in a robinson butcher norval ont babarxaabaaaaaaa3abbaaxaasabraaabaaaaba to our many customers owing to our ever increasing business we find it necessary to move from our present place of business to die cook building opposite the halton garage on yonge st char change in phone number will be 31 9j and 319wj i i complete quotations cheerfully given on the following plumbing ttnsmfthrng electric wiring and heating by hot air and hot water let ua check that radio that w nobworkhig properly your radio tubes tested at shop free of charge grmuckart town council meeting next tues day rexhtbttlon of pictures at public library mcnday will be feby 1st and no winter yet anns little affair at the gregory theatre feb 4th great specials in all kinds of rubber wear footwear and sflk dresses at slivers this week end there is an exhibition of paint ings by canadian artists now on at the public library which every one in town should see a good program and social even ing will be given in the basement of the baptist church tuesday feb 16 admission 25 cents it on tuesday- evening about 25 ofocers and members of qrion lodge 109 loop visited milton lodge and conferred the second degree mayor j- bc macteruue and mr harry c dayfoot are attending the hydro convention and banquet at the royal york toronto today the regular monthly meeting oj georgetown humane society will be on thursday jan 28th in the water works building at 7 jo pjm lome rifles scottish band of georgetown gave a concert in the gregory theatre oakvule on sunday evening there was a packed house tbont miss seeing- the delightful comedy anns little affair at the gregory theatre on february 4th youll enjoy it and it will only cost you 35c r j kerr of acton has sold the farm stock and implements of the wm johnston estate to mr nelles of toronto also the greenwood farm on the town jlne to mr jraugh of weston knox church young peoples guild will present the comedy anns little affair in the gregory theatre on thursday feb 4th secure your tickets early plan at watsons drug store the guild- of st albans church olenwulauns will bold their an nual sale of work on shrove tuesday feb 9th quilts and rugs also home made baking tea served from 4 to 6 pst it the regular meeting of george town womens institute will be held an feb 3rd at the home of bars thomas hill sr miss elisabeth ap- pelbe will address the meeting her subject being textllos- the follies of george and blos som presented by the local branch of the canadian legion in the gregory theatre is drawing big houses wher ever shown eont miss seeing it on fab 8th secure your udfets now the georgetown branch of the qrenfelr- labrador medical mission will hold their annual meeting at the home of miss lawson on friday af ternoon jan 29th at 3 oclock a good attendance is looked for john donnell town line erin and eramosa just off no 7 highway will sell 37 dairy cows and heifers bov stein and durham grades yorkshire hogs ford tractor and implements tuesday february 2nd at 1 oclock- r j kerr auctioneer j personals miss marie fleck is visiting friends in near york mr clifford creelman of detroit is visiting at his home here mrs w h cole jean and betty spent the week end in guelph at the home of mr and mrs r m noble mr lome cave who has been visit- ing at his home here returned on monday to his position in the bank of montreal at haltburbon mrs c tuer and children returned to their home ih haileyhury on tues day after spending some weeks at the home of her father mr ralph ross mr fred ruston who has been spending some weeks with bis sisters the misses ruston returned to his home in toronto yesterday rev wm a o thompson the new rector of st georges and st albans anglican churcfaei with mrs thompson and son jack arrived at the rectory in town last week we welcome rev and mrs thompson and jack to geor public school board officers appointed for 1938 inspectors report tbe board met an jan 20th mem bers present a h duncan x- d kelly s harrison mrs p v7 cleave d p crichtnn the following officers were appoint ed for 1932 chairman a h duncan property committee harrison crichton and kelly supply committee dr oollop mrs cleave secretarytreasurer p b harrison school nurse mrs parr member of library boardvratph only three mare days to obtain nigger and better bar- gams at the late mrs wm buck store saturday is the last day on which the store can be kept open and the bargains are great and num erous wqt everything from needles to addressed laatfcs narstng class major debney field secretary of st johns na association toron to gave an interesting lecture on the alma and objects of the association to the ladies home nursing class in georgetown last week the lecture was enjoyed by all present examina tions take place feb 1st widoaxhby beads seal estate board j a wuioughby was elected presi dent of the toronto real kate board at the annual election dinner held in the royal york hotel test night other officers sleeted were first vice- president e w ooukung second vice persldent j h walker direc tors f mclaughlin p jolllffe w e barker w r b humphries 8 e lyons and b w rice henry o for- tler was elected to honorary life mem bership on the board congratula tions jack 43regory theatre wednesday january 27th palmy days with eddie cantor chapter the vanishing legion novelty strange birds friday january 29th border law- western starring buck jones comedy kid the roddler cartoon sven- garuc fox movietone news silver ware night tabje knives wul be given away this week- saturday january 30th matinee at s pm i like your nerve tj a gay and iwff romantic dranaa starring douguas fairbanks jr and loretta youruj comedy lure of how tforvelty x3rossroadss monkey wtmopee vaudeville marchment bros hawaiian musto and georgetown onjari0 knox pbesbyterian sunday school last sunday morning at the close of the lesson study was the scene of tnr presentation of diplomas and seals for rfect attendance at sunday scboo id church tne superintendent call ed upon dr a l howard to make tne presentation following are the names of those who were successful fot sun day school attendance betty zim merman helen dolg hasel waldie muriel keen bruce zimrnerrnajo lome clarfcsorj kveiyn ashrnore glenna leslie sarah buck irene starret jean aaarttn jim ruddell ruth davis ross duncan mcona scrymgeour marjorie kean margaret starret kenneth mac jean bill mary watson oladys martin afiewn dobue arthur dobbte jean ruddell doris kean alrster kean tna bparllng jack 4 harrison at tendance at crjurcn hasel waldle rennetti r harrison helen doig ar thur dobbjft allater kean irene star ret jan rnilneh jean ruddell ross duncan olemua leslie jack harri son jack oimnrngtiam norval piv we rmderstandatr and mrs o v7 jatorcton tew prpbiud a home in norval and wul shortly return here from brampton we certainly wel come them bade to norval the girls w a of st pauls church nornl will hold a social evening of eraunole and progressive euchre in the parian hai on friday jan spth comrnenclng at 8 oclock refresh ments admission 0c you are cordially invited- the young peoples soctely of wor- val united cidurch met on monday evening and after devotional e and ron can urns a ltnklater dtmen- ahlp convenor toojk oharge of me program which was as follows scrip ture reading by bum b leans topi by hiss d woson an mteresttnc talk on korea bykpr mr on mats a- tiln spate legardms the meaning of the riymn ood morse in a mysterious way- jflaa if mc- spoka on mritlral work m korea afeetmc elosim with hymn and member of entrance board miss ryan caretaker mr wames the rnspectors report for the fall term was received accountspassed hydro electric 8 92 bank of montreal 3 00 miss el harrison 4 61 the treasurer presented the finan cial statement for 1931 the board will meet on the seebnd tuesday or each month milton dec 18th 1931 chairman and members public school board georgetown ontario ladles and gentlemen owing to the fact that thsve spent rather too generous time is the rural schools of the inspectorate this term i have found it impossible to pay my full visit to your school until so late a date that i have decided tfcat i wul be better to await the new year before completing these visits ratnerthan en- croach upon the last busy dfs of the term prom many points of view my supervision is not lmperathret your experienced staff need uttte supervi sion and few of my suggestions they all do very effective work and in very essential respect serve the highest in terest of the school tne excellent results again from the school at this years high school entrance eramtruw tions im 1 continued superior wore done in the senior room last year by the prlnclpahmlss ryan the enroll ment of the school is 341 the only change m the staff this term is in the appointment of mbs gibson to replace miss rowan i have paid two visits to miss qttjsooa room and find that she is a very cap able instructress i note the addition of additional books tn the library and the decoration of the library room next year will mark in halton a new system of admission of randldstew to the high school the joint high school entrance boards of the coun ty agreed upon a system by which candldatbs may be admitted to high school upon certincate of the princi pal i enclose a copy of the resolu tions of the board tn which i trust you will give- the consideration neces sary to understand these provisions thoroughly the scheme is intended to reduce expenses in connection with these examinations both to the pupils and the boards and also to relieve tn some measure the strain of these ex aminations upon the ponus i shall be glad to have the benefit of any icornment yoa may make upon this new system faithfully yours j m lenyes to exhibition of pictures the ontario society of artists has arranged for an exhibition at canadian art in the library georgetown from tuesday january 28th to saturday january 30th inclusive the purpose of this art lcxhlhltlon is to foster an interest in our canad ian art and to demonstnate what is being done in that flew fiftyseven paintings oils and colors the work of thirtytwo can adian artists have been included in the exhibit and we are sure that the people of georgetown will be interest ed tn viewing them some of the artists represented are f h brtgden os1 f b cbaltener abca osa a y jackson rca osa arthur arca osa herberts palmer a rca osa l a c panton po 8a george 8 reld rca osa homer watson rac osa and others visitors wm be welcomed at the library during the period of the ex hibition any afternoon or evening catalogues wlllbe ron sale at ton cents per copy on thruraday january 28th mr george a- reld ro ds a wfli speak to those i in at in the library auditorium at 800 pm a silver collection will be taken at the door provtncb of ontario loan announced for i large oraam af seeartty hmii in- mssruarttaa far tne la rw to m the provincial treasurer at on tario has made arrangements wit a conqpenamsive group of security deal ers and several banks for the raising of kmooo000 of this offering 20- 000000 is being issued in the form of 15year debentures smile the balance of the issue will run for a period of 3 years this choice of maturity wul it anticipated meet the varying re quirements of investors the 15year bonds are being of fered to yield 540 while the smaller amount of 3year debentures is being offered to ykjd this offering has been looked for ward to with a considerable degree of interest since the statement made by prenqer henry two or three week ago with regard to prospective financ ing- by the province since the torn of the year two im portant tltr opfnalians been carried out suecessfuuy during the first weak in january the b of new brunswick sold 8500800 of de bentures wtuch were issued to refund oertaln rhrfturtng obngauons and to cover the cost of coristructtng roads and public buildings the new bruns wick kotte was followed by one to raise 815000000 for the ouyof korjueal the montreal bonds ware twoed to yield 8 and met artta a aattsttetory reception when offered last tuesday the city of montreal needed the moneyi partly to meet maturing ob ligations and partly for defraying the cost of construction of certain im portant public works part of such works being for the relief of unem ployment this financing by the province of ontario represents the third lmport- tant piece of financing since the turn of the year these three pieces of qnanclng represent the first issues to be made by important public bodies since the early summer of 1931 with the exception oftne national service loan which was brought out in the closing months of the year the satisfactory reception accord ed the issues of new brunwlck and the city of montreal doubtless influen ced the governments decision to mar ket lts bonds at this time security dealers in ontario anti cipate a large volume of enquiries from within the province for the loan as at the time or the offering of the tfew brunswick and montreal issues it was found that quite a number of in vestors stated that they were wait ing for the issue to be made by their own province as announced by the prime minister several weeks ago woiows auxiliary canadian legion ost 1s8 the annual election of officers georgetown post took plane jan 21st by sane epresentattve mrs cushway and her staff of brampton and re sulted as follows president mrs g braisby 1st vlcepresrmrs b francis 2nd vlcepres mrs hadley secretary mrs l b grieve financial secretarvmrs james treasurer mrs l roney kitchen convenor mrs aloott social convenoi tofts ferry sick visitors mrs a m young mr armstrong glen mrs cushway very ably conducted the election and installed officers say ing a few well chosen words also prest dent mrs acbeson brampton spoke as did all newly elected officers the evening colsedwith a delight ful lunchjwhlch was served by the outgoing officers new advertisements all small heading strictly cash with newly painted and decorated elec tric lights water inside rent 15 per month apply at herald office farm wanted wanted to rent 100 or 150 with buildings in halton county apply to box mt herald office 2tp egri wanted will pay highest prices for strictly new laid eggs sbr particulars write h c tucker port credit ont 3tp ray for sale a quantity of choice alfalfa hay for sale a r speight phone 2tbw 3t wanted bright girl part time in grocery store capable or meeting the public habits must be good apply box v herald it for sale plymouth rock cockerels bred from a laying strain of blood tested fowl also good carrots beets onions and parsnips l o watson maple ave phone 209 georgetown i it mcbean go v t i- i bigger and better bargains stocktaking sale 124 ibex flannelette blankets sale price 189 27 36 stewarttown the annual vestry of st johns church was held on the evening of january 18th at 8 pm the rector rev r 8 boyd was chairman there was a good attendance and the reports of the vartousorganixa- tions arid committees proved very encouraging and felt that much had been accomplished during the past year the church had been redecor ated inside and out and the shed re- bullt- the following officers were elected for the year 1932 rectors warden mr john bird peoples warden bar j e sanford vestry clerk mrs c o enghsh lay delegate mr c o gnghh organist mrs mary a bally sidesmen messrs edward bally joseph standlsh edward sanford frank jenkmson ross tnompson norman bally and richard standlsh ballinafad miss annie otvens of klndersby sask is visiting her cousin miss j givens at the morning service in the unit ed church rev mr attken present ed eight copies of the hymnary to pupils of the sunday school for mem ory work those receiving rewards were margaret 81nclalr norma mc- kechnie joanna shortill edith warne alma mcenery alberta- bes- wick florence rlnclalr peart mc enery the sympathy of her many friends goes out to mrsbatcoole tn her recent sad bsrjefexit mr robcrtoortls having his home wired for hydro the new lighting system is being enjoyed m quite a number of homes the young peoples society held their first devotional service for 1932 in the church on sunday evening the retiring president miss jessie mc kay presided during the opening ex ercises miss- pearl mcenery reading the scripture lesson and miss reta shortill had the opebmg prayer the secretarytreasurer mrs blake van- natter gave a brief outline of the work accomplished by the society tn 1931 after which mrs rlenard shortfii and mrs j p klrkwood contributed a duet in their usual capable style rev mr attken took charge of the installation service and the new execu tive took upon themselves the duties of the lr several offices following this very impressive service mr altken ad dressed the young people taking for his subject the living christ in which he presented a high ideal for the coming year a rote of apprecia tion was extended to tne retiring of ficers and in replying miss jessie mc kay tuui her gratitude for the loyal support which nad been given by her executive the executive for ms president mr fred shortul vicepresident miss mary cole secretarytreasurer miss pearl mc enery asst secretary mr ed oldham convener of devotional afro r mcenery convener of missionary miss bessie cole convener of citisenshlp miss reta shortill convener of social and literary mrs richard shortul mr bmo improves his corn crop during the past summer a very in teresting demonstration has been con ducted on the farm of mr thomas bird georgetown the department of chemistry oao with the co operation of the local agricultural re those mr birds loca tion on account of the excellent corn which he usually grows his 1931 field was grown on a clay loam following pasture sod mr bird uses ontario grown corn which is wall suited to the climate and normally makes a good yield but he was anxious to learn if he could improve both yield and quality of the crop in the test he tried 375 lbs per acre eg earn of the following rertat- jrs 2124 which gave him 143 tons total crop per acre 47 tons of which ears 3189 which yielded 144 tons 4 tons of which were ears his unferthued section yielded mm 128 tons 4 tons of which were ears this shows that his land was naturally in good heart mr blriwas careful to drill ue fertiliser into the soil at the time the corn was planned so that the fertiliser was all given equally good opportunity to function it is interest ing to note in the yields that the addition of nitrogen accounted for al most a ton of ears fertilisers in creased the yield per acre 18 tons nt only la the increased yield of direct interest to those who followed the tests on mr birds place but the improvement in quality shown by the increased yield of ears will show to ad- itage when mr bird is feeding the uago during this winter one thing is sure if the quality is there tn the ears of com in the en it will not have tojie purchased ta such large quantities in concentrates during the winter mr birds results are worthy of close study by e17bal- ton ootinky atbokfneu i- to matt 5 six room house on john street possession dec 1st all convenience apply to mrs sc smythe mam st georgetown tf ta rent house to rent on murdock street possession jan 1st f all conveniences apply to jas ballantlne namio nt tf ta rent house on john st near guelph st good garden modern conveniences wul decorate to suit tenant apply to h c dayfoot phone 17j tf general trucking i am prepared to do all kinds of general trucking long or short hauls loads fully insured under gov pcv rates reasonable prompt service lyon phone 103 r 5 georgetown 4tp notice in accordance with section 2 un der regulations of the ontario weed control act the municipality of the township of bsquesing has arjpomted win- j bowman weed inspector tee the year 1932 i m- bennett qboroe ctjrru5 clerk reeve georgetown general t n loads drawn a under pxiv load insurance your goods are pro tected while la transit all kinds of loads tnchidrng bra stock rates reasonable george rerrington phone 168 georgetown tf wood no 1 hardwood beech and maple tsso hardwood limbs and mixed wxl 1300 hardwood knots for fur nace- 820 ralls ttso any quantity j r 8413 notice recutttno ice ik township of esqckstno samples of water rrom all places where ice has been cut were sent to the laboratories of the department of health dr paul uo has receiv ed a report of the ssine ice may be taken from the follow ing places in the township for cool ing purposes only milton heights ac ton and sliver creek ponds norval glenwuliams and stewarttown dams at paper mul ice may only be cut back in the bush away from the dam- l m bennett dr r t paul clerk lloa notice to creditors of use estate of frederick webb brooke hue of the town of georgetown in tne ooenty of hal too rtf all persons having claims against the estate of the late fred crick webb brooke who died on or about the 17th day of december 1931 at the town of georgetown are re quired to send to the undersigned solicitor for his executors on or be fore the 18th day of february 1932 full particulars of their ihw and take notice that after the 18th day of february 1932 the execu tors will proceed to distribute the as sets of the said estate having regard only to the claims of wrlch hey shall then have bad notice and that they will not be liable to any person of whose claim they shall not have then received nonce for the assets so distri or any part thereof dated at georgetown this 18th day of january 1932 kenneth m lanodon georgetown ontario solicitor for may douglas brooke rufus john whitby brooke thomas lindsay roblnette his executors 3t 2 for 25c 2 for 45c 24c 19c- rtjvnelette striped flannelette sale price striped flannelette sale price towels 18 x 35 fancy turkish towels 20 x 40 fancy turkish towels cuetone 45 reversible cretone sale price 36 flowered crttone sale price house slippers ladies house slippers black patent leather with heels sale price 99c ladies black patent leather slippers fancy tops greyor ten with heel sale price 119 ladies fancy felt slippers sale price 65c misses fancy felt slippers- 55c hose misses silk and wool hose ladies silk and wool hose ladies fullfashioned chiffon price ijltoerwedar boys fleece lined combinations 125 sale price 79c simplicity patterns iota 14c hose 49c 35c and 49c sale 79c and 119 ir mcbean co ontario ji f credit valley creamery georgetown cream wanted we will pay the highest market price for cream deliver ed at our creamery or phone 332 and our truck will call credit valley creamery georgetown ontario clearing auction sale farm stock and implements the undersigned has received in structions from george graham to sell by public ajcuon at lai 27 7th line bsquesing on no 7 high way on wednesday february 3rd 132 at i pm the following horses g p ray horse good drive an worker cattle red cow 8 yrs springer roan cow yrs springer white heifer 2 yrs springer red cow 4 yrs springer roan heifer 2 yrs calf at foot red helfen s years calf at foot red cow 8 yrs milking well bred 3 horthorn heifers 10 months on pasture roan shorthorn bull 10 months red 8narthorn bull 11 mon ths these are extra good grade shorthorns sheep 6 breeding ewes 1 ewe lamb 1 shearling nam implements mjh binder 8 ft cut nearly new frost and wood mower 5 ft cut u h drill 11 hoer m h cultivator ml h horse rake peter hamilton land roller m h root pulper verity plow set of harrows 3 sections phaeton buggy pole lumber wagon hay rack set of bobsellghs daisy chum set heavy team harness set of light double driv ing harness muelotte cream separator 600 lbs forks shovels whufletrees numerous other articles positively no reserve as mr graham has rented his farm terms calves ana all sums of 0000 and under cash over that amount 8 months credit on approved bankable paper 8 per cent per an num off for cash w a wilson fetch cheyne clerk auctioneers jfeaaaabaaaaaaeaaaeawwaaaabaaaaaaaaam iaa monuments pollock ingham gait ont deatgna aa reajaeat inspect our work in areenwood t obmrtery mrgmammnaarjananramaaa job printing promptly and neatly executed at the herald office r a thompson co for dependable hardware i man cross cut saws 4 ft reg 450 for 300 guaranteed handled axes 200 handled axes t 125 7 mill fues 2 for 25c willow root basket jarge size 125 quick drying floor paint grey 69c qt quick drying varnish 40c pt mmp floor wax i lb tin 35c enamel oval dish pans 89c no 2 galvanized tubs 98c galvanized boilers no 9 98c rent johnsons electric floor ocosher plumbing electrical wiring sheet metal work pease furnaces i j r h thompson co phone 46 georgetown i j