Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), July 16, 1919, p. 2

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es5 v 1 bin lis mariafea and deal h are charged for at the following men biillm 2sj marriages socj deaths stxi jmeiior- ial cards soc he per line extni for poems died lksiik on july sill 1919 mar meclure widow of the inu citlii ajfed 79 years jol jam- in s w mcppnmiat ijer resij4ii lot a 0 jv i eaqaligtsataiw jvf2tl f iij wpdofliiioltilwwirtjyiap p alajrtliu inviiidpu hciipval ijospitbly mrlfrtdav jflyillhlil mrs mine juatolun it her tvd yrw vllutsrliiimvilliiilii otuday i july 15th is s fqfreiwhow of jhttatlj i- wnlfcmui the niihur ww take plaea po-t- jdfiyaovni iiiyiniwaiuf puftntihltypip ceniaiiry iull the georaetown herald muitary news copt p g hall who has re cently returned from overscan is visit ins friends in town 8ince our last issue mora of our noble soldiers hnvo roturncd to thoir native town after having done their bit this week wo are pleased to welcome home flightlieut arol oneill corp harold currie pte fred gilmour pte tims harris mr and mrs r c nixon stewarttdwn havoirecoivod copies of english newspapers fr6m thoir ann koith who is now in bexhill england isolating to fya clmndiari riot avejr tiviij tbmaiotjflrtlae jahsp4 iby thlf i omjlfi flljejjt b tlje canadian brtttalibiis on maudnyalettier wasrecflivej by john lamson of milton from m6 daughter nitfsiijgststefcnollle larson who sadwwad pad4tr in a ihjiitiaiijlmutalvctfimrke v 1818 v tr 5rr j vjpmiftjadancaftj have arrived tit antwerp to be dis- tributed among belgian fdrmers manitoba bepobtb good proa pefats for a fine yield of wheat in some parts of saskatchewan it is a failure and in alberta there is promise of a good average acton school boabd jumped the school expenditure 250000 without consulting the council and now the qnestion is where will the money oome from tub coming with forco of pro hibition in the states has mused life to issue a gloom number this comic paper believes that there was many a dog running around on july 1st who would not recognize his masters voice people who are thoughtful who look a bit into the future are not living in these prosperous times as if prosperity would con tinue forever wo have had a good many years of more than av erage prosperity but the day of smaller things is sure to come to the disputants who argue as to who won the war it ought only to be repeated that when the rest of the allies were ready to quit it was britain who said stand fast and bore the brunt of the hardest fighting finally wearing down the foe and paving tho way for winning the victory not know when she would rioilia irojnechampipn mrs j borihani and son bayo re turned to toronto after spending a week with mrs- a mcdonald a big pionio and field day will be held in high park on saturday of this week in honor of returned soldiers and fallen heroes every body come and have a good time no admission fee mr angus mcdonald hat return ed home from guolph hospital where be underwent a serious op eration he is recovering as well as can be expected glenwiluams pte alfred allen was given a royal welcome home last monday evening at the home of bis parents mr and mrs s allen the house was brilliantly illuminated and mimic was furnished by the glen band a bountiful supper wiih provide for the large number of guoiits the rev lieut cotton who has just taken eliarge of the methodist church itnule a brief speech in which bo welcomed pte alien home again and also thank ed mr and mrs allen for their hospitality this village is- badly in need oc obkcltaijiiith tbeie ifjnpw iiftwilavv available fwih hip farriiebfjiiotoi ies and quarrity a wood shop wpiild5t3q well and i it- would vr- iainly illp the village auguibtl5th alod lttthatirtlie dtrtehdecided uptii coi tk ialit1 u i jfcftoiipolltiri thj sdtilierit a prespbttvtiopaiia wpjcoine- 6u hai flrdny ifternpoii aqul lfth- particulna lajr bjui tliese daftibiiiiv norval at the luidhiinimerexiiininnuoriti held at toronto conservatory miss marion noble punned tit ijleincnlnry theory examination with lrhtcluhk honors and mitxter scott ferguson also pussejl with honors tlioy are pttiils of miux olive laird georgetowns jjlructru liyijiei p uiuler jltu irty nfhliqrketv irt4w li mill itll iu9 iv mfm tisufthjielll lidllt heraf ftiulnfttottmi kj toroiltoiulimrbhf itaosvnji wnfrrmiin ihtiljorrffi midiiiliiv is a obeat deal of interest is shown in tho coming visit to can- ada of the prince of wales ab out fifteen years ago his father the present king mode a triumph al tour of canada and his grand father the late king kdwnrd vii was here in 18g6 the prince will open toronto exhioition we understand he will not bo able to remain over for georgetown fair w speaking ok brutal sport per haps nothing much ivono has been mentioned than prize right ing a specimen was shown at toledo recently when willard and dempsey faced och befoio forty thousand admirers the papers say that fifty people wont all the way from toronto to seo the sport it is reported that dompsey hit like a piledriver and hit so often that at the end of the third round willard was not only blooding but blind it is a horrible game and any government that permits it ought to receive some lossons in practical morality obituary mbs john s leslie another esteemed and respeoted resident of this community has been called to her reward mary jane mod u re widow of the late john s leslie passed away at her residence john st georgetown on saturday july 6th deceased was born in esquesing 78 years ago shortly after her marriage to mr leslie who predeceased her about 8 years ago movod to a farm in peel county and about 7 years ago became residents of georgetown three children re main to mourn the loss mrs b young norval wm a calgary and joseph a georgetown also four brothers and one sister viz b meclure luoknow wm mo- clure of bc s moclure glen d meclure regina mrs jas harvey aoton one brother pre deceased her two years ago rev r f cameron and rev ferguson conducted tho funeral service card of thanhs mr and mrs b young wish to thank their friends and neighbors for thoir kind expressions of sym pathy extended to them in their sad boroavement caused by tho death of mrs youngs mother mrs jno s leslie h s promotions form l hon f allah s mil leu passed 8 fisher j thompson i lunan e beaumont k mckin- non i matthew c kitelii un conditionally j annandale j momahter r cameron j ramsay e henderson without examination m law- son passed in part promotion de pendent on l s entrance to nor mal results v croft j leslie n richmond a williamson s early form i b hony adams r burry a benton 12 harris l davidson m taylor paused m cranston j mccoll g black l denis e foster c kaufman m williamson t jam eson 0 coulter j moalpine promoted conditionally m mccullongh w mcmillan m dodds form i a hon 11 hillock 1 kennedy t bingham m mephor- son passed d cooko j barber ii frasor c bell n honderson m mckay7 m treanor j willson w eadio k mocuaig r loslie ii envin g forstor promoted conditional j 0 green 0 karly a bell rail fain georohtown acton arthur brampton burlington oct 1 and 2 sept 23 and 24 oct 7 and 8 sept 19 and 20 sept 30 oct 1 w iwj the boys overseas will soon all be home there will be very few on the other side of the ocean by august 4th the fifth anniversary of the inauguration of the great wtfr the- repatriation of the men who have faced the enemy in the fight for the empire must con tinue to be the countrys first re- sponsibilty and as was suggested some time ago in a letter publish ed in the herald this task will be best accomplished by absorbing tho returned men into tho homo life of hhg country canada ought to ibe maintained asa na tion of homes a foot that all pub lie men should boar in mind calednn sept 23 and 24 erin oct sand 9 predion oct 4 cnlt sept 18 and 19 milton ocl 7 nnd 8 oakville sept 1820 rockwood oct 2 and 3 streetsvllle sept 25 toronto aug 23 sept 6 waterdown oct 1 weston sept 12 and 13 woodbrldgt oct 10 and ii rumour about gamp bordon thoalliston herald says every traveller from a distance coming into town asks questions about camp borden the reason is that in toronto hamilton and other oities the rumor is current that henry ford has purchased from the government an option on this property and may establish the plant there for the manufacture of the now automobile ho intends to place on tlio market manufactur ing cars there would mean the growth of a small city on the camp bordon property in a very short time the bite is large enough to accomodate a very largo city and should ford ever build a oity thore there is ho question but that it would bo tlu best appoint ed city in canada bocause the flats ravines streams and wooded patches would give an architect every chance to plan a mbdol town nil seryicemiirpuvlp j riljjitfarepwilth rtlloiijhe concert r tl costume procession saturday july 86tl at i pmv prizbs for boys vmlgirln uridor lll i tor charlie chaplin nnd mary pu ford 2 hdr costume nind of paper 3 for patriotic contiinu ror tlionuover 14 j i for best romu- 2 for hell artimtic 3 best patriotic sports saturday joly 26th at 2 pm lu lrk see hand hi i in of proirhmme your pmmikw will help we want to help ilu gwva ingot suitable premise a tfood wholesome outing- with a glorlnuh object help the cntme by booming the comvrt anil sport admission opboart adults 85e children 15o porta adults i5o chlldran loo car 60o rls s5e returned mem tree terra colta we are pleased to note that at examinations of the canadian ac ademy of music toronto that mitis margaret touiihcih who is a pupil of elizabeth mcdonald was httcxchxftil in passinu her primary piano examination with honors congraliilatiohh margaret miss wiltita hunter who has lwen spending a lew days with her aunt mrs dr ritliie of durham lias returned home mrs j doronor or toronto kpent the weekonil with her par ents mr and mrs j tttje of this place j ftfilibljodvjiiiw whohas benfcjtm4nafr611jmi caill-lfejiet-td- vh y 7 oujesorryvtotonurji jfhnv mrj bolitjlefiitileav in- oil tiio sick list wo tripo soon tb hear of jiis roqdvevy i joitett iiuiijbekrbbni lieretook ly inouvjaaplet iwo ii jvtvsat cojtlinjf- kiltbahi fitlljiwinb tlii week- bird apiienj tbbaripxcohoni prop frj- tkdtieo lion ii w v mri froa phhiipji tiient ttie- veekertd svjthfrionds in toronto mau on in follows- cup game willi goorgetiii dickie ril mcdcilniil dale 111 games have been played lociil krifn resulting as street sville streetsville tiloiiiiih ierliart ireig irajdon lfi dtstriet ciiji kiiine with acton georgetown dickie reid mcdormid 1 ijale- acton liynds scott menabb gould v mimx phmmh gibbpos- oilbsfhy iur tfeatji dc mandioiv knpheilj- f loiwson 4 v s gbauengeltir ouiky- loca ifcdvhy j 3 5i6berw dickie ktitf mr mceiwu kehiidy vr frfy v 16v- vv- ry h r themiuton jiejaruvet itliinks 0it atl fliofeiire peduntrs at wfucu eeri hinaiti i m the ow n try at prrfsient slionld be vomjpiled to sequre a liocnse friday and saturday july 25 26 jno allen home seoty brooch lost on friday last between stewart town and georgetown station lauyw hunburiit of pearls finder rewarded by roturnjiib to herald office no 8hovlllnk required standard anthracite scranton coal in all sizes automatically screened and loaded goal w soledt fjifmi for doraestio and throshing purposes smithing and cannol coal in fact i carry overything to bo found in an uptodate coal and wood yurd- n john mcdonald georgetown phone 12 v4t saturday treat on account of saturday beuiff the day appointed to rdttbrale peace we are offering our saturday treat inn friday and saturday our freh home- made candy will hulp you to relebrate this week we offer you too lbs of our frexh jlomemado mu jjared peanut t largc itihp jumbo peanut covered with cryutal sujjar mnny mtoreu get 50c ptr lb for favorite mimnier treat saturday treat price 29o per lb weekend chocolates 39c see to it that yon lime a jood supply of our vveekkint chocolattmon hand the quality in abov tlio average assorted flavors kef 50c per lb weekud special 39o per lb t h moorehead milton brampton georgetown wsiv a de8pat0b from ottawa toils bow the members of the cabinet will spent the nextfew weeks it says the cabinets annual hqli- day is now were premier sir robert borden has left for a quiet mlidayonrcarermacleantrhaa gone tobpgland bonfb oar- yell has left tor now brunswick and from therp will make an in spection trip of public works across s4 iim continent hon jtimega sas yciiiet will meditatoon cabinet re- x prganizatipn whileuflsbing for ten days in muskoia hon newton wirowell will visit british colum bia and absorb prohibition sorttj- nrlont in the ps tern provinces hdi 0 c ballantyne wjll rocuior- ato at st andrews there- aire loft to parry oh tho affairs of state hfpn dr heid hbnf seniitor arthur mcjglipn siftf m w marrlad at toronto the marriage of mabel gertrude daughter of mr and mrs john s mooannell and william- james mokenna only son of mr and mrs j p mckonna spruce hill road took place quietly at the home of the brides parents 2 lamport avenue the ceremony was conducted by rev pi- had- don of toronto who also officiated at the niavriage of the bridos par ents and rev w m mackay of miltan miss vera alien played the wedding musio and mrs frank r mccannoll sang during the signing of the register the bride wore a net gown of tiny frillsover shell pink with tulle veil and shower bouquet of sweetheart ros es and sweet peas her going away gown was navy blue triool- ette with ha of robins eggblue mrandmrs mokpnna will spend their honeymoon at algonquin park arid on their return will live m uomjlfori farms for sale 120 acres 1 14 mies north dondas street hamilton 13 miles 118 acres workable balance bush 5 acres orchard soil day loam 2 wells nnd sprjng creek solid brick house 10 rooms in good ropair good cellar bank barn 80x70 with doable l 2 sheds on stone found ation driving shed implement shed well at stablos schools milen churches 2 miles nearest village 2 miles possession arranged price fsooo terms arranged v midsummer specials in ladies wear front day to day let mo but do my work from day to day in field or forest at the desk or loom in roaring markotplace or tranquil room let rho butflndit in tny heart to say j when yabront wishes bookpn me astray this is tny work my blessing not my doom pf all wbb iiyo ijam the p9 by -fi- whnliri v- 1m acres welllofltoa county erin 5 miles acton 6 12 miles go aoros workable balance pasture and swamp snmll orchard clay loam soil well and 2 springs stone bouse 0 rooms good cellar hank barn 4sx88 pig pen school i lot rural mail possession arrangod price i45o0 terms arrangod 2f acres trafalgar township 1 hlle from omagb ibs aoros workable balance bush 5 acres orchard soirday loam plonty of nator solid brick house 14 rooms qistorn and lianl water oloso beautiful pino grove in front of house and orchard bank burn 80x110 water ip cattle stable barn no 2 soxso floiip 18 head of cattle 7norses pig iieij hen house gaiago school mile cburoh 2 niiles rural mail possession arranged price 018000 tonus arrangod lit acres 78 of a mile from acton just oaf side corporation 08 awob workable balanoo pasture londil aoio oiohaid 80 aoros fall plpughodjboil gravelly lpapi 2 springs brick house 18 rooms hatli room mcoiary furnace bank barn 00x40 comont lloorn stpno pig ton 18x40 oeiiibnt doors schopl 8 lots ntbn prpbdjiriilpf arrangod gjiitoeisisoo toi here are a few specials which we have reduced for quick clearance while they last in order to make room for our new lines come early and get first choice if you wish to take ad vantage of any of the following indies taffeta silk skirt in novelty plaid and fancy stripe tlrsikns all pretty styles no two alike regularly pricod nt 1250 and 700 for 1795 and 550 what looks mnro smart nnd drossy in the stimiuor time than a suit of silk taffeta it is just that something you havo wanted though perhaps unoon- soioiibly to cnmplfto your summer wardrobe wo have just a few of tliese suits loft ill pretty stylos of line quality tuffotii lined with heavy silk rokiilar 2hro for 83275 girls white middies collars cuffs bolls and poc kets of which are trimmed with bluo pink oicanary reduced for quick clearance to tho low figure of wo havo still a small quantity of the silk wailte which we havo reduced those are of georgette crepe and crept do ohino fancy embroidory designs waists are in colors majzo bluo apricot shell pink poach white and blaok regular 095 for 69c 875 co phone 167 mill and main sts georgetown ffummiima ibuaijujjufrnaji ia i 1 1 iii ii i im hh lainiiiiinijfjbl 5nmmj the mens store 1919 spring 1919 we cordially invite you to inspect our display of fine suitings ovcrctuttiiig trbiisoring istcl for the present sea son youll find enough varioty of iiatterns and weaves to give you aiiiplnclinice sue our special in blue and black serges fully guaranteed price right samples eady furotit tiftijwnjiiktoniprs irtiil2iitij2i i t r neckwear new shirts gloves d and hosiery i i e it vite aitfcw ft alkto hjilj and iii spect ou i -tpok- and a yt r s georgetown pborte 126 hiouclassr tailobing and mens pqbnishings agents fpr stdokwoll henderson ds co dyers and cleaners toronto i iiiiiiiniiiiiiill ibiiiiiiiiiiiiubi laii ii mjmij georgetown creamery highest market price in cash for your cr v will also buy your poultry and ebb now we think you havo conlldonce in us and would ask you to emiiiiro our prices before shipping anything out of town for tho accommodation of farmers we will bo oimn on monday wednesday and saturday nights georgetown creamery co m saxe manager ja wfflte canvas shoes theres comfort in every step every woman will agree that they combine stylo with unusual comfort theyre so light andyrostful so good looking so suitable for every summer oceiision y in doors and out these shoes are tho fahhiov wo give you unmis takable value theyre quality shoos through and throngh i wish to announce that i will be in georgetown every monday to buy cream which jwrilhbe tested and paid for at my store main st next to creelman bros cream is weighed tested and paid for while you wait pm paying p5c per lb butter fat last week cblfioridayrand give me a trial i am sure you will bbim classic shoes or women those shoes have a snap and dainti ness sought after for summer wonr- those hiioos are faultlessly made of the very highest grado of solootod materials chnracter and individuality niiilje classici shoes distinctive thoir mod est price makes them irrebistablo astoria shoes lor men gonoral superiority iihat ombraoos every feature tasteful models oomblnod with qualitj of fit and sorvioo that only export shoomaking can achieve tlioy iwosont a poworfnl appeal to mon wiiobo doairo is for a roflnod shoe at a modest price electric lamps extra value in floor and tablo eleotiio lamps high grade fancy wood eleelrio table lamps with fiirioy wood and colored art glass shades jn beautifuleffects priced as low as 875 13ootrtc floor lump pileod ab low as 1700 1 i m tl rtsi i a w c n n ft n

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