the georgetown herald fifty sixth year op publication georipetown wednesday evening- xftkoh 14th 1823 z-l- 160 per annum in advance a00 to us thegeorgelown herald wab aiiey harness maker j m mooe paauaaad- aad traartatar attar cnhi waauy kwi otb tlatatatsls ooiho ba8t 1iuisenger 7 22iiii iassenger 9h mil passenger 101hftm mail 1140 am passenger jti8pin mall 682 pm paaaenger sj16 pm paaa snn ooino west passenger 767 aui mail lolttani passenger 812 pui passenger 4s0pm passenger 602 pm pasnedger 709 pni mail b2fi pm passenger sunday 1008 am going n0etb mail boo am mail jbn pm now is the one to fldyr haricss ready rr ike sprtaf wwk ab wtaler fteds s as muketo idb hhis ck to bedearhmlatetsl tyr nialy al wee walk ftey last bcyalriai f to mailr 118h am- mail j 766 pm ttmt fcknki allw daixit timktablts avm pm going bast 810 284 going weet b66 310 buhday tlatktahlk going blast aval pan p-m- pm lott 1980 s46 610 uoiag west 1040 610 ouainfor success sfessss cstsj w a bailey cpto date harness 8hop suismti ceoicnrawn bargains special sale of glove on wednesd and thiiraday lavdiea and ohlldren undp koaise draatvjlproiu -ohlld- ww aonpen lavdicbr and childrens gloves stamped goods etc mrs 4 wat9msmrsewimaem qeokgetowm coal beat d l w scranton coal in alt sizes alsrnithing and steam coal f l heath lqju d o 8 dantlat ohm in lana block one floor nuril r onelua carnal factory hour m o a c a hi klself dc chulopbiactic ornoe a cbar taaaratarj- palmar oxaulaata 10 yra axparlaac office in raitey btock ncxi j n oneilln consultation and spinal analysis free oppics hooks tueatta a tburouaji and saturdays i lo and 7 to 8 pm phonk office 150v and residence 332 mrs j watkins nerval station for sale seven room frame house stabiehenlionsa two lota good orensurd price usoo also a number of floe houses some with small aoeraga farms and town lots before baying farm or town property call and see me the prices are right and terms can be arranged to suit purchaser for particulars apply to e a benham c row etttate and fire insurance rifttftttl georgetown m you mr tosnmhrfsleapb con fcxttadckflpv juk sto saucepan stfr and briar to a boo surinl bosa scant cnp cscto and brbg again to a toll beatorlmbrats remove na are 1st stand 1 ndo- ste aum and poor quick use sliced or grated tdiwuprlt it sliced plne- emitls used put sues tkraogh food chopper or chop fine mac the jake and chopped pineapple and measure 4 lev cope atj so5wter to fill 4th am m level cup ut lbs sogarnlxsnd brng to a vigorous boo tbtvig codstantlr bail aari one entente bcmore trou nrs and stir in i bottle scant cap cto issta and poor qukur rsttorasaltsi tat osmikr r will ba a jswawoa ts trytatia is w i taaav in tlm crto bsaldat fna wi awy batua carto it fndtpsctla- uw fallurinl sanstnt natar im m irartt it auotataly irm rcxa gdstim or pra arvstivs at to caoacri wtaa w aapui ww mat nnn0 ttim rt ii a j h druns offatt- storl b cigars cigarettes andto- i baccp all kinds of pipes b- tobacco pouches etc all lines of confectionery lovrey jwe ate makinb a sale of i first caas chocolates atlracuvely priced at 3bc per lb you are invited to sample them call in directory 4ilton wallbrioqe dale barristers snlitor etc luninlo and loorsjstown i tin kennedy itkph lurr h heir m kl mill si lloiir-j- ym iu sp m r open wa tnsdiv j ssliirtljtv cftiin dr t htahoejuds physician d suroson medical officer of hxlth lri hours 1 tu 4 anl t u x u m phene at ofllee 4dd raaldanca ualii street fauiti opposite vresbyterisn church dbtct w ross ihysician and surgeon mill slreei ueot phoiu- ji eihouiw surgxon grsc honpitnlt r o v wllltjats phyiut uin akl susfteon oflkc and kesjdcofe- cotttnrj man st sou ill and fsrrorj st npkiiiirir ar entaie pknm office hours 910 am il mid 7 a t od by appqinfincat esquesinq agricultural society annual exhibition at georgetown october sth and 6th prize list of ladies work f r watiom h d aw jt d s lea hnmrai 0 t a exaapt tkarsslat altaraaaas benj petch licensed auctioneer for helton and peel olenwlulabm poet office sales conducted satisfactorily ana at res enable rates order left at the qaornatowd herald oolca will receive prompt attention j tract clerk townahip of eiueviij clerk 3rd n vision court the leading in- and life in- ma skovaulma- raalrl standard anthracite scranton coal in all sizes antomatically screened nn loaded wood select lamp for domestic and threshing purposes smithing and cannel coal in fact i carry everything to be fonnd in any aptodate goal and wood yard john mcdonald phone is georgetown and if yon do not it is time oo got at qnainted with our bread try a loaf today and judro for yourself quocbbibs delivered mark clark bakery anct groceries pbonb 29 brampton business tasfltule myscatm mod scmm isaac pitman shorthand touch typewriting boninesh englinli offioe 8rteitih filing spelling bookkeeping arithmetia penmanship commercial law rapid ca eolation laauvlaaal iaattaetlaa batar ay ha h a raatkhf prla phone 651 ifc druks georgetown ftgajjbgajhgflbgtanil a mflifinde sdwel taaa aa ctuariaa st tsrawta open all year demand for our irrm ate during the list nxtrra modth more then doable our mpply enter now wntojor full particulars w j eufatt phaalpal mir ladies work tlcu lu cuuht of llnltun lit lite mirk uf lust iw ii ycu rum old uiirlifftit 15mit ulhcr thuu filet i ltiir lfml kiil tiiilu fine 1 1oir liund knit aocks fine t i ljiir imnd knit wkks rmirc i i tug bruitlctl 1 hug troche i huratcf iul ol t t lulloicr buk ur w m child lioui drcstf modi froi 9 mcmllng tnra fear ill en i ill 4 pieces rochet huk or cotton ii white cmb vcntrcpicll d ruuui 1 12 colored einl tjcnlrcplcic i 1 13 lnlr day blipa and sheet crochet tryu tried 5 1 1 iii i r pillow nlips und ciubruidcr- 13 1ulr pillow ulips any oter kind 1c ft ed room tocl crochet triltiincd 1 it iledroom towel ciubroldcrcd und initialled 1u juoit towel wiiltc embroidered 1 1u bath towel trlnitncd 1 2i dresser runner and pin cuaiiiud embroi dered st ureucr runner uiltl jiln cushtua crochet trluiiiicd 1 a2 ledys nighuogalt 1 j3 lad a niglitroue i ludys cuiuisulc m is liulja liaiid bag 7 ab ladys work beg 1 2t ladi bedriioni slipper- any kind 7 2b lad a nhlte wear crooliet trimmed 7 29 lulls white wear embroidered i uo library table runner embroidered 7 ul sofa pillo auk ctobroidered 7 aa sofa pillow washable 7 13 sofa pillow any other style 1 io tea iim and holder wuol ts single piece lattlnk nut buuiplc 1 30 single piece filet crochet ot ihuiij1c 1 31 set tabic mats vi single piece while embroidery not other wise listed i j3 dingle piece colored silk embroidery nut otherwise listed 1 34 blnglc piece fancy knitting cotton ur silk t is single piece crochet insertion suitable for towel or pillow slip j 7 3b single piece crochet insertion suitable for tea cloth or curtains i 37 single piece fancy work new nut preii- oiikl exhibited 1 3u 3 fancy hondkcrcliicft different styles 3d 1lccc of work done at present time by lady nicr 70 yea re 7 4ii work apron hand uiuilc by girl 12 years and under 7 41 ilain hand sewing finished garment by girl ik years and under 1 vi best dressed doll b girl 12 jefcrs and kl knitted pullover by girl 12 ers and 41 ilesil collection crochet work not leas than s pieces not jnorc thitn li 1 is best collection cm broidery white nut less thun s pieces not more than is i 14 best collection embroidery colored not less than pieces not more than vi 43 best collection bedroom linens not less than s pieces not more than h not ncc- rkwtrily done on linen 7 ladies work open class 27 must be work of last two years ii 1 specimen cross sutch 0 7 1 specimen eyelet embroidery 7 3 specimen silk embroidery not named in 1 specimen tutting 1 pine silk 1 piece cot- 5 specimen luce other uiun filet or irish l specimen sunburst and french knot em broidery 7 specimen balkan embroidery h 1alr bedroom towels crochet trimmed and initialed b pair guest towels white embroidery 0 pair guest towels colored embrotdery 1 specimen bath towels trimmed e card table cover 1 childs dress 4 two sofa pillows one silk crob and other washable b sofa pillow any other style b luncheon set j buffet runner b serviettes half doaen embroidered b doilies set of six white d childs wool set a pieces i baby pillow t 3 baby carriage cover wool 8 childs carriage cover any other kind 4 curtains hand made 5 fancy bedspread any style new b fancy quilt quilting considered 7 quilt cotton piceed quilt applique 9 pair bedroom slipper i service tray mounted 1 boudoir cap t ladys whltewcar crochet trtmmrd 3 ludjs white wear embroidered 4 collect inn fancy work s 00 3 00 1 hydro electric system the hydro iron guiaraiiitapedforjs years the hydro lamp guaranteed for 1soo hours electrical appliances of all makes sold at the local hydro call us up for prices on heaters vacuum cleaners and ranges office town hall or the help your brother urttikh it mnt tin him- of jour favorite church or the font of tour favorite pew or the htyle or the clothes the mom hern wenr for it isnt the rhiircht its you it ihnt the vuvy the work ih done or the way the moneys bpent or whether the rumpel a nil broiighl in or whether thor home tliati sent it isnt the kfhil of creed they fove or iieouhar lbinnu the do or w hell it i the doctrine miilrs our taste for it tun i the ehurrh its you for a chains an htrong as the weakest link and it breaks with a heavy load but a church thats full of the links that pull can level the roughest road if you gel hi tone with the masters will with your heart and your labors top you will love your church though it baa it faults for it isnt the chuich its yon onjjt6nntro lt-tlir- preiifh prnj cr or th m the or the siseuf the a1td pull lkl pnwic school report owiuk to the unusual aroonnb of sickness during the month or february the regular examinations were not held but promotions were made al the end of the month hased a poo the neneral character of the pupils work in school and the teachers opinion of bis ability to do the work of the next grade names are given in alphabetical order from sr ill to jr iv violet blair joseph bolger marie cook john dill jack evans ruth evans jack forsletaiteen groat donald u willie king willie knight wallace mccsuley anbur srojthsod mable sparling gordon spenoe lome walters jack watson from jr ill tb sr ill marion barker ray oostigan olive davis madrieino br win annie freeman joe hall gladys henry maorice hillock gertie hirschorn emily lucas margaret malt by boy mo- enory hugh monally charlie stockford irva thompson elean or treanor bert task frank whitmee kathleen wright viner wright from sr ii to jr ill jack arnistrotik louise bollivant bay creigbtoo henry col ley elmer coetigan cecil dennison jack duncan editb godfrey herbert hamilton gordon harley george hoare loretta legrow irene marohment beina moenery frank bosso george sargent inly saanderu edith tost harold tost willie vint ivan wright from jr ii to sr ii stanley allen evelyn ashmore pearl blair florence brant rord lois butler raymond bridge aloysius bolger willie chaplin betty dennison gilbert dilly harold davidson jack davidson jim evans edna glass martha graham margaret green tilly hirschorn aileen hamilton jes sie hill josephine hickey btbel marshall jack mclaren ted murdoch roy ward earl mo- cambur s erom 8ri to jr ii ernest aloott hsxel barnes ella blythe eleanor bnllivonl margaret den nison irene feller russet fire- stine aileen glass lena hilts josephine heath jack hillock claronoe hodgine eleanor mc mullin irene mulholland fred illingworth jim boss mary reeve ethel smith ethel spenoe marion stockford marion treanor lao be 1 thompson barbara tost ernest maltby kelly mcnally lou vain woods elgievarey mur iel wright repterl of s s no 16 the following is the report of s d no 10 bsquesing for the month of fcbruar- sr iv douglas skelton peter bessey basel scott jr iv hugh lindsay hon robert bessey grace darling sr ill- charlotte mcgullough hon herbert sinclair hasel tarxwell and moore skelton ab sent fc x jr hi r lis bessoj wilms stull s ix marjoric henderson hon edna wallace arthur scott roy burl jr snd jamea darling 1 irenp scott helen burt harold bennett tom darling joe hoggins fred huggins sr pr wilfred mino margaret burt jr prjean darlinr mar c willie teacher mast pat maaaaa bsim the ioat oflice department is determined that nartiem owning rural rniwl boxes shall in fntnre keep thir namett plainly printed on one side of their box so that the carrier shall hare no trouble in delivering mail notioes are being sent out to the effect that they must comply with the law five acres in glenwillfatns i rood hogtu barn and hen house j large strawberry patch for for- ther particnlsrm jiee r j hbds high school board lieargetown februar 17 1988 present r f cameron h- l hntt f r watnon a b wilson i j matthew s kirk the following ac conn la were imssed j mcdonald 1iw c united typewriter co 9 ib r h thomnoii co d 8fi a m 0 randy a 00 communications thou taylor toronto re high school lavtor ieu w m morris secretar of trustees association a motion was passed thanking mr taylor for bis gratuituoua bc vices in inspecting oonstructii work at the high school oo motion of f r watson and s kirk mr a g green was ap pointed a member of the entrance board moved by messrs hutt and watson that mrs c frenro be paid flfi for her services as at tendance officer for 1828 carried the third tuesday of the month was appointedas regular meeting nigbt the secretary was instructed to gst nnflrmajiion of jnburanc from head offices the board then organised for the year r f cameron was el ected chairman the secretary and treasurer were reappointed supply committee messrs wat son and matthew property com- mitte messrs hatt wilson and kirk timehouse following is the report df ss no 8 esquesing which shows the rank of the pupile for the month of february their average daily marks their industry and general profloienoy were considered sr iv ritchie benton fair jr iv blanche wright stan ley norton sr hi elmeda tarxwell mary mcdonald albert brooks jim rosa arthur oblver joe boss jr ill gladys million ken neth moatpine and beatrice lane equal kenneth mcdonald har vey norton olive given arthur knowles sr ii nellie lane elda tar- well jean mcdonald and jean given equal jr ii cauiariee hamilton jack lawson jack smetburst nellie hilliere absedt sr i grenfell wright freddie brooks donald mcdonald and jim dsvies eqaal sr primer mildred tarzwell violet soott margaret modonaldt jr primer willie hamilton harold johnson raymond hill willie newton doris gowdy angns mcdonald and basse mo donald absent most of the month lorene mitchell absent primer class a iiloydgiven robbie lane elsie davies hasel a howard teacher nofesandcomments it wont ih yon any barm t nnywa to wij ever day you are getting hotter and better and say it out loud it would be much more henellnisl thnn getting up eveiy morbiog with a had taste in your mouth a long face a tear in jour oe because yoti fenl like saying l am getting worse and worse every day the latter frame of mind in caused by look ing hackwaol the right idea is to look for ward e the dominion government should take up tbefuel mention in a serious manner anus ilnd a solution to the intolerable situa tion which developed this winter and previoua winters hardcoal has been our general fuel for many yearn but ontario can no longer rely on this particular ilp3 of feel inferior hard coal is too expensive at 20 per ton people could use substitutes such as coke and soft coal in spring and fall with good results- and they-wlll- have to come to it sooner or later this would relieve the situation to some extent but so long as on- tariohas toraly on the tjnitcl states for her fuel supply condi tions wil remain u okoboetown ib now rupplied with income tax forms a large number of the various forms ar rived at the local post office the past week to be distributed to the people ot georgetown and district there are four varieties of forma form tl is the form on which every individual whose income is assessable is to be made form tla is the form on which farmers ronst make their returns form t4 is for employers showing the wages paid their various employ ees while t5 is for oorporationa showing the dividends issued to the shareholders the post is simply the medium through which the forms are iasaed to those who require them the post offioe officials are not authorities on income tax and so will be able to do little hot give out the forms erin mr thomas bingham of nortb bay attended tbe funeral of bis mother tbe late mrs thomas bingham on sunday of last week and vibited a few days with friends mrs geo keelsr returned to her home at ogeoia saak after spending the winter with relatives here mrs d l mondell has return ed from a visit with ber parents in toronto mr and mrs george s ed- mouds of auiston celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of their roar riage on february 17th mr ed monds was a resident of erin over fifty years ago and a harness maker by tyada advocate one day last week mrs james alexander slipped on the ioe jubt outside tbe bouse and fell break ing a small bone in her wrist mr john agnew lot 18 con 4 nehwn informs us that he has a ewe that recently gave birth to i lambs she is evidently doing ber share towards increased pro d action that we hear so much about these days well heres one thing no more stores could he opened out in mil ton for the simple reason there are no vacant places in which to open oat any that speaks pretty ell for the town it is rumored however that batons will open out here shortly reformer and mrs richard n moore celebrated the 60tb- an oi tertiary of their wedding day on february sb they were born in ksquesiug hal ton county and were married in 1878 at tbe ageb of 10 and 17 respectively mr moore was farming in hal ton county until seventeen years ago wderrhhey came to toronto tolive there are eight children 6 girls and 8 boys one daughter is mrs dun can e mcdonald wife of rev duncan mcdonald of mhow on tral india who is one of the mis sionaries of the presh terian board five of the s4 grandchild ren are living in india and these were tbe only members of tbe family wbo were not present for the celebration ur and mrs moore received many vaklahle presents one being a purse or gold from their children and friends toronto star it ib often very annoying and discouraging to people wbo give of their iueans and their time tjo public services to have to submit to adverse criticism very often based on hearsay and prejudice rather than on facts the honest man does not fear oriticism as a rule but he does detest complaints whioh have no foundation in sab- stanoe of any fact and halt the time be is too busy to take the time to enter contradiction with the result that some people never get their eyes opened to what a lot of chumps they are listening to the tittletattle that goes on on the street corners there ib a lot or this tittletattling and critloiem going on in georgetown and it is high time that people who wish to be considered at all fair ahonld make up their minds to accept no thing on hearsay evidence but to insist upon proof of any state- mentsmade to thfcm if such proof was demanded i fancy we should be a much more contented lot of people with a vast gamount of idle sod vile criticism elimi nated from the lies of mischievous and idle people who never do any thing tbemselveb and have a supreme suspicion of the honesty of tbe man wbo does in mara papas o the bidgetown plaindeeler goes oat of business this- week being absorbed by the bidgetown do minion tbe belleville weekly intelligencer also ceases publica tion this week valuatawr m members of the cheltenham junior womens institute who have completed thb nursing course held in cheltenham in which miss jean alexander ot toronto was in charge have set a splendid ex ample for others to follow they have organised a- volunteer nurs ing brigade and each one has equipped herself with fall stock of simple remedies and is ready for all emergencies they offer their services free ofcharge to any family in the community who are in need of them the insti tute has purchased a hospital bed that can be used in isolated oases of contagious diseases the girls are commended for their sacrifice and service in a worthy spheve of life jarasry oatua dak la paal peel county jersey breeders association came into being at brampton last week at a meeting attended by thirtysix breeders ot the district who accepted an in vitation sentujnt by b h beitco sons for a inncheon and meeting j a carroll district representa tive called the meeting to order while j m dolaon presided w e ash ton held than of the can adian jerxej cattle club spoke brief on tbe advantages of tbe jersey bred after deciding to organize the sssociauion the meet ing elected tbe following officers hon pres d o bull prea j m dolnon vice presidents j as d steen maior john leach see treas a mo kinney directors frank chapman w e calvert w a mcclure ben petnh dr j mckaj a heifer 6iobcommitr tee was appointed composed of frank petch forbes snyder j l clark peter dick and banter arnott those present immedi ately ordered 32 calves which is snfboientte insure that tbis is the largest heifer clnb 0ver formed in canada of an breed lrr