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the georgetown herald 23 i 1rty sim h ah oh 1mjrlk at ion georgetown wednesday evening may th 1923 1 go per anrlui j i in advatioo 800 to d b tne georgetown herald 1 ivsami jij 1 1 iusscofccr 4 ro i 1 ixft 0 0 in 1 imim 7 0j u 1 mail h i pni 1 piihiu iier sui 1 10 01 in ooino souti r m ii moo i i uoino kollti 1 f i m t mill u h n 5 lul 7 fto p m twtnto saamfcpi katlwa daily time tabr k am pm i m 6 i wn east 10 2 24 0 10 f going wo hsr b10 7 19 ht1n day time thi k 0 urn t ttt swui i rn i in i in ti 1 1 1021 1280 846 010 9 it ftm pm pm l doing weat 10 40 610 bbc dikefctory y shiltoh wallbridoe dale brristra sollelton etc t toronto ud qaorsatown otnc kennedy block m9 data i chars at qorav nwn gibm bwmttr soldtor etc oocc mill si georgetown hoor9am uispo open woioctd and saturday even ng- itt x ii kakosixofl dkor w ion pfajataaa and saracoo e hoos surgoo hoapttai dbot wll ptaycuu abd surgeoo office and redeocecocwt of mci st sooth d factos 1 3 and 68 mb office hoars 910 ad by mpotowmi- r m wattoit ltl u heath ld dd 8 f onlir carrfas lctorr hour a m to p i- chumwfkactio offiob mtxkvlawntwr j n office la baaeyslodk next door conaaltatloo nd spinal analyau f houss tuesdays twaday and saturdays 1 u snd 7 to 8 p j psoas obce isow 232 ben j fetch tirnr aueuwar or hattonaad i iff- aattataotoruy and at l ooabto rata oreswwl at hzzmjmii haw om wul resets jatftact cleric township of eequomng 4rd wfstoac coal wood on hand all the time marc scrantoh coal cement on limnd john bahantine oeosuwtowlf braabten business ushtnle ut scam unit soon isaac pitman shorthand touch typewriting boainees english office systems tiling spelling bookkeepiog arithmetic penmanship commercial taw rapid calculation phone 551 n uktfumlalkcbmrijum herds a green blina paint tkat fades darker thnt i exactly what it does infttead oc krqy tig tighter and lighter uod finally looking like a washed out blue it start in a vivid green and ujen irradually turua darker until its reached a rich seep green then tt s the way yu wjnt it to stuy ne thcr the italt hi ray of tht icosl ore nor the hot pelt tig sun hava ionj effect upon it its natne is lowe brothers permanent groen yon cant get it every where but yon can get it here drop in and well show you the color r h thompson co city dairy ice cream served at r madges candy shop main street phone 214 the finest model 45 mclaughlinbuick ever built the 1923 mclaughlin buick as special took tb country by storm always a favorite this model reaches the highest pinnacle of value ever attained it is a beautiful car it is luxurious it is a mechanical masterpiece stand off and note the snappy lines the higher hood the full crown fend ers dram type head atutcowl lamps then sit in the car here is comfort equalled only in the cost liest automobiles look about you the upholstering and trimming are of the finest quality the instrument board is equipped with richly finished inatrumsntsthecont trol lever is at fingers end the cowl ventilator control and windshield wiper are within easy retcb and the chassis shows farreaching improvements even the famous mclaughlin buick valvcin head motor shows important changes an inspee tion is cordially invited bit taer a is af-t- jkw f pft- frm mi lau ghlinb uicr fisher king georgetown heirloom plate silver for the may and june bride we believe that heirlobm plate is the finest and best line of holloware and flatware upon the market without national advertising anu solely upon merit a great demand has bedcreated we have selected the cardinal pattern m flat ware that is guaranteed unconditionally a b willson l hydro electric system electric appliances of all kinds the hydro lamp guaranteed per i 500 hours irons from 475 up pftces orf all makes of vacuum cleaners heaters ranges office town hall the separator with the onepiece bowl you neednt worry about the capacity if you buy or already possess a mag n et separator when you enlarge your herd just- send your machine to the magnet works and its capacity can be promptly changed at low cost magnet square cut gears are easy to turn and assure long life thousands of mag nets are running after 20 years service the magrters large open onepiece skimmer is easiest to keep sweet and clean prompt service our machine shops are equipped for quick repair work write for prices on new capacity for your magnet or for any information desired the magnet separator works proprietors r a lister ft co canada ltd hamilton ontario forsters cash and carry grocery we carry a full line of fresh gro- cenes and provisions oranges bananas and other fruits in season headquarters for willards ice cream by dish or bulk a full line of swifts cured meats imrs b forster phone 29 norval branch of the women s institute hold their annual buei neas meeting at the borne of mibs mcpheraon on tb irsday may srd a review of tbe year 8 work sooial ly intellectually and financially also the good attendance and in to rest of members was quite antia factory the officers for tbe coming year are s follows president misaj helen stnollie vice preside ute mrs e b fcmow and mru a l noble secretary treasuier misa charlotte mophersoo directors mrs- e rmellie mrs l laird sr mrs evans mrs mcpborson re fresh meat committee mrs c mo larjghlio mrs bewson sr mrs chess ey programme committee mrs f hustler miss greeosword miss early miss laidlaw audi tors mrs t e hewson mrs g mclaughlin distract directors miss helen 8 m el lie pianist mrs walter patterson real estate sevea room frame lwraae atavble ben house two lots oood oronacd price 13o0 t9950 bujn n 7 room frame housr tvitb bbr rlecliir lihlits and vca ter inaido a good lot and cboue fruit and bod iioubp and h table 1500 dowot flsloo a montli until pn 1 for 8950 buys a nice 1 room frame house with electric ligbts itnd wn ter inside 8 lots and good frnit and 8 ben houses 11500 bub n good frame house and 8 lots in gloi ull nn tlsoo will buy a 5 room fraaic house and ham fi no c of good garden land some fruit trees all wrll fenced th b proitrt jnt o it of the town s nar for someone e a benham real estate and fire insurance fkwk 1m georgetown b 4n norval flour mills seeds seeds clovers timotbj and alfalfa heed corn of all vnrietic klnc ohoioe ilonr for breav4 hsttiosa flpjxr for paltry rnui and shorts car of corn just arrived ground feed t nil kinds uiahest market prire for wheal and coarse rniim w j campbell ltd forgive forget o i ii uigrj iy do we iidx 1 c booxe iitr to wl j not hdo t l hi nd iiihui tht tirgtt for oui load i l in wt on w hcal o i the c utlidk j cat and try tbtrtbj lo wi itnd some one whj thrust it litem we love thi beat for some misdeed they ma hiivo when to us rpuics suspicion deep why place the blame on some dear friend the love or whom woiiiu would keep throughout all time till lif shall end 1 fear we tulle iiroflt ith them to whom o owe the greatest debt forgetting lave the priceless gem in onl claimed in friends wove met our stay on earth is bhort at oiohi can we afford to sfilneh be or shall wo play the kndl host to those who dwell with you and if others would oar joy assail we still may hopethat deep regret to them will come if on the trail we post the words forgive for get 1 m sure our brightest sweetest day will really be when we hae met tbeoi face to face aud frankly say we can forgive and will forget verne h church norval limebonse following ia tbe bobool report of s s no 9 for tbe month of april sr iv r benton j modonald jr iv 8 norton b wright sr hi e tavswell jim boss m mcdonald a chilver and joe ross equal a brooks absent jr iii b lane k mcalpine o oiven q milhere and k mc donald equal h norton a knowles sr ii n lane j given and j modonald qnal bj tarzwell jr ii c hamilton j smeth urst j xavwson absent sr i q wngbt d mcdonald f brooks and j davies equal jr i m tarswell v scott b devereaux m mcdonald sr pr a hill and w hamil ton equal a modonald w new ton d gowdy h johnson h mitchell r mcdonald absent jr pr l given and r lane equal q wright c davies i hamilton a mcdonald absent h a howard teacher erin mr and mrs fred thompson of glenwilhams and son spent sun day with mr and mrs m thomp son and mrs w h cline of grimebj east an n ounce tbe gagement of their ourjgest daugb ter helen barber to mr ewart campbell a cross son of mrs cross and the late rev jas cross of grim bb formerly oterin the marriage to take place in may friends recently received word or the death of william overland wtnrhaa been in the west for some years and formerly of cataract tbe interment was made at roch eaur on apni isrd mr overland spent his jounger days in this vicinity and will he remembered b the older generation mr rich ar overland of orangnmlle in a brother of the deceased ado rate tkm trsat sun tbe season for luhinf speckled trout opened t ipmiih may lnt and elosen friday september juh by the new tegulalions trout are ipposed lo ix st leatlne en inch cm tn length and the limit ier person for one day catch is set at twenty or ten pounds m weigat if you he that weight wish lena than twenti hsh the following notice was centl to be soon outside a eburrh door in h small town re d t will preaoh hm farewell ser jjnon on sunday next tbe choir will render an anthem of joj and thanksgiving esncrially composed for tbe occasion public school report notes and comments hollow ing i ue 1 i bhr school iukrl f n hi ii ontli of anl sr l ivaiho lui ft lh m nut x 1 tss dm whituci ci rymmoui c il stapkton and liugo diggins lrfirnt cavt claude 11 rnsidu and alice 1 re inor dr r trudo clark jiuhoh do libit and harold vl iruh ill margaret mc doukall charlie kirk mariont hillock iolot puddor and charlie willson elennor maw lily bclie alice parspoa kditii print is hes hie dobbic ixabim ca ieron jr iv hon jos ph holger donald hernngton llarvij k hk willie reeve cnial pass stella coulter bennett arnold john huh jarl wilhelfnine hynds ruth b willie knigut lizzie ncmii ind frank tqst eileen groat and mario cook gordoojnencc will c king mabel sparling violet blmr jack watson winnie hjde lidrnt walters sr iii hon jack harrison gladys hill lloyd cole gertrude hi rue born and margaret brats by howard vint pass jean watt helen fors ter erma mcc umber maunce hillock herman cole gladys henry and willie merntt jean bnlhaant and annie freeman roy bradley elmo clark and ohw hall jr iii hon george sargent charlie denison and elmer costi gan ray cricbton reina mo bnery louise bullivant marjorie mackenzie and eddie francis jack robert pasavperoy barker alec jep son bob hyods jack armstrong helen hilta edith legrow mar gaxet wright roy hilts frank roseo edgar gregory percy hill gordon harley jack duncan matthew bouskill calvin gregory ivan wngbt maud allan lilj saunders and henry col ley ar bur saunders sr ii hon flora alcottgor don martin billiard allan betty denison minnie sargent and mar tha graham equal josephine hiokoy angus wemyss margaret green evelyn ash more ldoa glass equal tilhe hirsohorn jack mclaren pearl blair lois butler waldo diggma pass veroa barker george chaplain ethel marshall jim evans harold davidson aloysius bolger robert reeve lloyd walt ers gilbert armstrong jessie hiu roy cole gilbert dilly florence brantford aileen hamilton jr ii hon mary reeve alice woodb ireno mulholland ethel smith irene arm at song john mc cauley louvain wood nellie scrymgeour inly huggins aileen glass harold ritchie jean mer ntt howard legrow fred iuing worth ernest aloott barl hilts walter mcgilvary dons sykes mary deering russel firentme pass fraser mimms isabel thompson willie ritchie jim ross ernest maltby cecil david son margarevdemson irene fel ler eleanor bulhvant eleanor mcmnllin james rennie marion treanor josephine heath claf once hodgins egie varey manan stookford hazel barnes first book hon doris greene catherine dilly ruth cameron billy maolaren helen mcdonald and bruce hckencie alan mc donald evelyn hnare kathleen hale pass lawrence cole and rosa poile helen brown wilbett brad ley o mar diggins frank dew burst max freeman muriel whit- mee ethel hall mnnel wright mary arnold and jim sargent walter norrmgton and alice walker form i a primary class hon edith bo hi van t and kathleen mayes david cnohton jean mcallibter harold campbell nellie maynard john cummioa eqnal ross dun can and helen bennett mary ed wards betty pen son jean hill verdon wright jim ritchie bet sie hilts pass clarence kennedy llojd henderson franoea evans art hilts reggie hoare form i b primary hon ruth mcnally frank gregpry harvey allen neville j e peon flora graham mono scry m ceo ur pass buddie kentner ernon mccurober gladys martiu gordon j bouakill fnc dona atlastatr keane margaret h igmns rwin hilte margaret lonr mma mc- donald chester cole drace mc nally hazel smith far moruim rallof the ontario division of the red cross m appealing for fimda to re e tbe needs of the people of cochrane who have suffered no severely from an ppidem ic of tyhoiri feer the town itaelf has struggled bravely but is at the end of ita resonrrea the red crons has sent snpi lief nurses and food but many of tbvae people will not be able to work for mnhy weeks the red cross will ap preciate poblie sympathy through out tbe promnce in the uotk which they hava undertaken on behalf of these stricken people he gently took her m his arms he pressed her lo his breast the lovely color lert her cheek and lodged upon bis rest sunday june 6 is the kings birthday monday june 4th has been proclaimed a national bob day os tilt k1si 11atti ruki d the sol her that singh is better fitted to light lie a in grouch sulky lu ks to rage an m a menace so t ih on tbn bhttlollclffof buamesh the sour ikiasiniistic cuss wbo nevi r amih a or smga is a com in or lal owarl every tuna as aa eni it yce he in the most expensive luxury we h ive ho hates his job his one ninbilfon ia to got- out of tin o 111 co hturt or plant and jazz i it uiu only see a suiilo after su o clock he rushes from the job t h ingeu his ejothes nod starts out for fun lite holds nothing for him but the hours after work play is an iiuportaut inrt in the pro gram or life but work must be done before wo an afford to play ptay is not ill jazz the moat in teieating and inspiring sport that a real man ran find is the com pan lonslnp of successful men whoioc ctsionilly inaet uid talk ovtr their buntmf and llshiug selling and serving select a dozen men in town watch where they go at night and yo i can tell where they go when bihintss is slack hear a man hingiog at his work see this man at oight trying to im i prove himself by study and you ican make up our mind that this man is headed for higher up it is oratiminu to see- the georgetown horticultural society with its usual promptness to sap ply leadership m anything that pertains to the beau ltfiuit ion of town come forward with an an neal to tbe public to clean up their surroundings and plant trees wherever they are needed dur ing the past few years it is true tbat georgetown has advanced re markably in the nutter or clean ing up at least and a great deal of credit along this line is due tha horticulturists for instilling in the minds of citutena a desire for more beautiful surroundings a dirty unkempt back yard or front lawn does not go well with tbe improve ments urged by the horticulturists and consequently a great transfer y- i i mation has in many instanceslhi f conacionaly oome about there is va still a lot to do however and it is a recognition of tbib fact tbat has inspired the georgetown horticul toral society to take tbe lead this i year in urging a clean up fvery citizen ought to make up his mind to co operate there are back i yards to clean up eye sores to re move front laws to prepare for the gammer flower beds to be got i into shape buildings to be given a touch of paint and gaps where shade tree ought to be qlldd in this is a good and necessary oivio work in which alt can engage and it wonld be futile to expect tbe town to do il personal effort oaft do wonders in civic improvement and will add to the beauty and value of tbe individuals property an impbepsrve warning is giv j in the christian science mom tor of boston against tbe over crowded state of tbe theatrical profession managers offices it is reported are being daily beseiged with throngs of unexperienced aspiraota contending for the comparatively few open position with persons who have devoted many years or endeavor to obtain ing recognition as qualified play era the facts should be widely published to prevent bitter disap pointment if not disaster there are few professions which appeal more strongly to the young than that of the stage it seems such an easy life and rewards bo liberal judging by the wel advertised earnings of popular stars but the life is by no means easy and tbe remuneration when it can be got iasnall except for the tew r there hae been many attempts tip disillusion young people infatua ted by what they imagine to be the life behind the footlights or in the moving picture world but it is hard to convince tbe prejudiced of their error the consequence is that tbe stream of applicants continues to swell withont any corresponding increase in the out lets for that stream apoordiog jo pa o lo oinenen three persons out of five on tbe atage to day hate no business there others place the propor tion cen higher there are agencies deliberately at work for the sake of gam clut tonne up the profession for which afssr all ery few are adapted with hosts i aspirants who are inevitably doomed to disai pointment tfoung people shoild be sure of the qualification a and think long be fore they- act on sueb interested obituary jamfs jatkbon ames jawson one of peel a most omataojmg citizens died at the home of his son frank j jackson at brampton bn saturday last after a short illness from pneumonia james jackson was tbe sou ot francis jackson one of the pioneers or the weston die tnct where deceased was born eighty three years ago after coming to brampton h was first deputy reeve then reexe he was i connected with tbe county ofpeel agricultural society during the i greater part of h s lire as preai dent and director and was one of tbe mainstays of the society he was tor several years president of the peel farmers mutual fire in i su ranee company