the georgetown herald fifty hb vn 111 frlwar of publication georgetown wednetday erwnlng september 19th 1993 1 co per annum in advance 200 to u b tbegeorgelown herald j m moore pahuihar aad proprietor mkr 0m4ln w n o x b tib tkku going kabt iattrt nger passenger passenger mart passenger moil 7 2 fttr 14 am 10 1nau 11 10 am 8 iti p in u 31 p m 7 ml p in passenger sunday going wrrt passenger 7 57 am mail 10 18 am passenger 2 1m pm passenger i co run passenger 6 08 p hi passenger 7 09pm mail mpm paaaengerrsunday hotos am ooino north mall 00 am mail 4 65 p m going south mail 11 8 am mail 747 pm tirwu batarku rajlwav daily ttmb tablk am u m p m going bast a 10 2 34 6 40 going west 8 66 8 10 7 89 stjndarrrmk tablr o id hast m pm pm pm pm 10 21 12h0 8 4c 6 10 917 am pm p in going west 10 40 610 9 8 erwingoldhams meat market main street georgetown phone no 1 directory hilton wallbridge dale barriamra bolisltora eto turonta and oaoratown uttloe kennedy block la roy date in ehar ot gsoraa h o heir lurr ster solic to tit oktce m ii st rk llou 9m to sp n ofmji wclnewur a a bturdny c dr t it scarceixva phyaitan nd 8uren magical ottlcor or health mice llour i u and 7 to p dr c f w ross 1 byatbian and surgeo m tl street georgetown 1 ho hx houk surgeon race hop toronto c22 11 dr c v williams i hyatcum and surgeon office and residence comer of ma st south and factory st pamassa office houra 9 10 am 1 4 and 68 pi and by appoint meet f r watsoh d blad s obim havh v kxeaat thmaaay jkttwm aa p t heath loa dd 8 dantlat bm in lmtm block on door nortb curias factory hours r ohmila crrli a a m ta p as abc1flskbxmdo j numtrmjino orrrai ul xrvar ekratolt office iolbatle block ncxl door in j n o neiu a consultation and spinal analyata orncs hrtliaa tuesdays thursdays and saturdays i to sand 7 to 8 p m paoms office 150w and residence 232 benj fetch llnannan aaetloasar or halton and annahlt jal oaorcstowa tu prttn hft tf th flarald one wtll raoalv j a tract clerk township of eaquesing clerk 3rd division court tbe landing fire and life inn ranee co a represented laaaer of manage ucenaea stewartlown ont c oa l aatd f wood on hand all tbe tint best sfarahton coal cemonton nafnd john ballantine qkpkgbtowm briinpfei kfltute business m tern tpeu se4mfcr 4th isaao pitman shorthand touch typewriting bainesb englmb office 8 sterna films bpellidft bookkeepink anthmabo feamaoship comraerouu lav bapid calculation latajvuaml iaatrawumi ew nay tlaaa it mm rajntm rrt phooo 661 aaderaon block queen s k bos 692 ge0rget01wi ckeamery cream wanted by the georgetown creamery we w ii im open for tlio accomodation of farntf ru on monda v linosd mil situriljiy or n nun any person wanting ice must pur chase tickets lor same atcrearaery georgetown creamery co m sue manager watch our windows lor specials on sajorday quick delivery guaranteed tornado auto accident j insurance f elmer c thompson j pwatasstw erealasllb forsters cash and carry grocery j we carry a full line of fresh gro- cenes and provisions oranges bananas and other fruits in season headquarters for willards ice j cream by dish or bulk a full line of swifts cured meats mrs b- forster phone 29 durant sport touring jat a real good car we have a number of good used cars of various makes at prices and terms to suit purchasers t j speight agent georgetown acton sumi veiity i taawe aarinttarut is well known as tit hih i z ormd borool keen demand for our grdaate all- tbe luna write for catalogue oammenee wttjkuwtt insurance broker insnranee in all branches ifhonu 05 oeobgestoww esquesing annual fall exbibition at georgetown fri sau october 5 i 6 list of special prizes horses 1 single high stepper by leroy dale sjnkte turnout uoadl by provinci- t iwst komi horse by the president rr ww 400 hrle turnout uoadl by provincial paper mill s6 00 400 trtl komi horse by the president v 00 ileal farmer a heavy draft ream hodge barnea 5 kl eneral purpose fleam set doubtetreea james mckinney 6 00 u 00 beat lady driver georgetown coating mill 6 ml best agricultural team by bank or nova scotia norvat 00 ituit etpresa horse 1st by w j l hampshire reeve 2nd by c r turner milton s 00 300 best farmer s tournout single r k anderson mp g00 400 best saddlehorae ridden by lady 1st by john irving- 2nd by a l cbambcra 5 00 300 slow horse raceone half mile walk all horses to be kept moving tbe last to win sec- half mile go as you please all riders to change horses for this race no whips by harry wright exchange hotel 8 00 si 00 best roadster haveto walk 14 mile trot or pace 1 2 mile speed to count 60 per cent conformation 40 per cent to be hitched to 4 wheeled ng by brown a bakery g 00 rest display of bbrses on rem not less tkan three by farmer massey harm co order for 10 on implements purchased from them cattle best dairy herd 1 male and 3 females 1st by s h mcgibbon 2nd by w g appelbe 10 00 5 00 best dairy cow by w tevana 300 200 best registered shorthorn female under 2 years col g 0 brawn f 6 00 itest holstein cow by t l leslie e 00 best calf not necessarily registered shown by boy or girl this prwe to be given each year by dt marcellua 5 00 2 go best jersey cow by morris saxe 500 pigs and sheep bent pen bacon hogs by c j buck g 00 beat pen pine woot sheep joseph beaumont 3 00 200 bent pen leicester sheep e y barraclough 3 00 2 u best pen shropshire sheep robert simpson co t toronto silverware 6 00 1 00 poui try 1 best pen in show 2 best lockbird in show 1 best hen inshow 50 4 best cockerel in show go 6 best pullet in show so g best bird in show 1 00 7 best collection rabbits not less than two pair 1 00 miscellaneous x 1 best barrel n spy apples miliar ft cb 7 00 x 2 beat barrel n spy apples a j blackburn value 6 00 x 3 best 5 five pounds butter j roney or shoes g 00 x 4 best 2 two pounds butter w a bailey cash 200 x best 2 two pounds butter a b wilson cash 200 x 6 best five pounds butter j n o neill cash g 00 x 7 best s five pounds butter in 1 lb prints s b groat cash 6 00 x h best g five pound butter elmer thompson cash 300 x 9 best g five pounds butter d brill cash 300 xlo be at pair dressed ducks d r renate 6 00 xll best pair dressed chickens ed benham 0 ill best pair dressed chickens erwin a goldham 5 00 xis best dressed goose dan livingstone g 00 x4 best dressed gooset j a brown 6 00 xis beat dressed goose e bamlull g 00 16 best dressed goose j m skelton 250 tpdrdnssedefakkens j m skelton 250 it pair dressed chicken arthur nomngton 5 00 bestp best box n spy apples wm gowdy beat display of articles made in geo by j h bingham georgetown by j b bingham 1 best display in ball by merchant or manufacturer to be placed 1st day bank of montreal j best layer cake bysproat ft lotc i best pair dressed chickens r h thompson bvj m moore- sst half dosen buns herald 1 year iu uuucr nvimu ji onions herald 1 year 1 go 1 go 6j00 x best and xlargesthalf x best pair dre i b ifce b c u rm beat two purs of dressed chickens exhibited by an individual owner and raiser who has not won an eaton prise at any fair since 1920 the choice of the following- case knives and forks 6 clock silver pie plate work boots valute from 6jto g x articles to be deliver to donor ladies work inety per cent o the nations wealth is derived fiom the soil the bank of hamilton has helped many a thnty tanner to success by keeping hia surplus funds ae- curevpaying compound inter est thereon and assisting eon tinally m the developement o his business bank of hamilton j l thompson matiasor alwrigbt butcher maiast georgelovvn nm kmimmp mfnnm cwtiml 1 by plfctolaiaaa jp wanuma some day by dr w k burr some day 1 ii bo tree fro t labor and toil i ii bo free from the mrctt 1 life t ii be free fron all lututoil lioro prom envy and hat and htrifo soma day i will travel here no tnoro i ii arise and jonrrioj ot t i 11 to tb that homo bojond the grae that home lontt tallied nbo it borne day- 1 will anchor across tbe stream the dark deep stream f death i will land on the ahoren of im tnortal bloom wh6rvoar lifn coda not with breathy some day ivwill walk thru those streets of gold along with my saviour thorp i will meet with the fricnln i 1 ip met with nhile i ere in that eoiiotrj ho briklit nnd fair some daj i will nit by tbe rner side in that beautiful world on high will look with delight on the passers bj and never onne heave a nigh some day i will biog with the angels or god the songs the redeemed ones sing i wrlf sing tbe glad aorir of peace and love which will make the broad arches ring some day with the mirindu v around the throne 11 rejoice with elceeding joy vith the glorified there forever rojoioo where nobbing will ever annoy borne day i ii be crowned with all that is good i ll be crowned then forever at way i 11 be crowned with mj saviour redeemer and lord where there s always perpetual day some dav iwiu rent thank ood i will rest in those mansions be ood with my loved ones and friends foreerinore rest in those regions of light and love someday i will live i know i will hye when the trials of life are o er i know 1 willlrve with my bawour and lord safe on the eternal bhore norval last wednesday afternoon an informal reception was held by rev mr and mrs donglas at the methodist parsonage when the ladies aid transacted basin ess and gave a abort program and the members of the congregation were id vi ted to inspect the very flue changes that have been made in tbe parsonage tbe ladies aid were responsible for the interior decoration and furnishing while the men of tbe congregation look ed after tbe exterior the work done by edward btudd of glen williams received tbe highest commendation of the isilora the inrsonage being now one of the show places of the village tbe teachers misses maxwell and van atter assisted mrs douglas in re ceiving and in dispensing delicious refreshments and mrs matthew laidhaw was in charge of the de- otiooal eerciees the ladies held a oora roast on the sohool gronndi on tuesday sept iu whena pro gram was given and community singing formed part of the attrac b ah atoarthaof there was a qmet but pretty bonne wedding at the residence of mr and mrs emanuel qoulson of lowville ont wednesday after noon september lath when their daughter millie may mcarthur became tbe bride of chas bead head of loa ville and ex warden of halton connty rev m e conron m a oflicialed the house decorations were n pmi and white in 1 the reran nnj took plaor under a loral irrh in the drawing room the bride- was given away b her father hs m mary cot itroti played the nedli march do hr i a drens was pelican grey flat canton crepe wi pleated panels and tiny rosebuds sbe wore a string or princess pearls the gifof the groom and earned ophelia roses the bride a mother wore a gown of seal brow canton repe with bronas beads and corsage boquet tbe wedding ceremony was followed by a nump tuous wedding breakfast served by young lady friends of the bride atter which congratulationh wort extended in the evening mr mrs readbead left by motor tor toronto where they take the boat for a trip to quebec an 1 lie sag nenay rier the bride s goinf away dress was of congo brown crepe trimmed with tarnisl ed gold and wear or brown hat and coat to match the will reside at lowville btn tmr emmaa- make an appointment to sop dr o t walker at w b watxon drug store tf omit caak b la when yon want an counter check books4el ds baveyonr order at the herald ofllco qaaltt and service guaranteed t magnificent flwal centre notes and commenls the following from the acton frw press juite vividly describes one of georgetown h boa ity spots as hocn by a vimtor one of the mostattractie places in ontario just now in the promm of the cicorgetown floral co and visitors are numoroua from sli itarts of the country v ho feast on the niagnillpent floral display af forded upon arrival at the green houses near the canadian nation al railway station tbe visitor is greeted with the ma moth bed of cannas adjoining the boulevard all their gorgeous beaut wealth of coloring thi sum plants in this beautiful bed and tbe twenty odd varieties in etude all the new and rare varie ties this display is now at its bent and com man da tbe attention of alt passing both on the street and on the trains but a feature of the floral company a present wealth or bloom is seen in tbe fields of gladioli where 260 000 bulbs are sending forth their many hued and beautiful flowers not alone in volume and color does this expansive display merit praise it embraces many of the rarest varieties known to growers of this flower this was evidenced by the exhibit made at toronto exhibition by the georgetown floral company which was award ed first prize by the expert judges in addition to the two floral pro ducts mentioned above there is a plot containing some 7 000 aster plants in bloom which for color and variety would cheer the heart of any lover of this hardy flower which is being brought to greater perfection year after year mr b kirk of the georgetown floral company is president of the flower growers association ot ontario and mr- thomas duggan of the date company at bramp- is vice president changing thf holding jof municipal elections to a time when the cittxens are less distracted towards other things is a move in tbe right direction but it will ob tain no practical results unless the ratepayers ran bo indaoed to take greater interest in tbe manner in wbic b their taxes are expended man a man who does brilliant ly in the schools cuts only a very moderate igure in the workaday world there is no absolute res sou why a genius in tho schools should be almost an imbecile in the workshop or the counting house it is discouraging to nave to admit it hut it is plain l trm gmrc wallas ruminatotanita citiaens wtll regret tbe depar ture from ouelph of mr george wallace former wyndham street merchant but will be pleased to boar that he has been appoint ed sales manager for barbor rnowlea motor trucks limited toronto for toronto and york county mr wallace will move to toronto shortly where he will in tuluro make his home guelpn mercury cwtalmly aa tbaj it was knocking off time in an irish shipyard and one of tbe meo shouted any av you fellows see me waistcoat f pat looked around why sure murphy he exclaimed at s got it on yon have begorra pat said murphy solemly an so oi have an- nt s a good job you were notion the fact otherwise oi d have gone home without it aatara tak batlo it may be of interest to sports men to note that changes in tbe regulations under tbe mjgratory birds convention act affecting tbe shooting of migratory birds in certain provinces have recently been authorized by order in goon cii under the order a further closed season throughout tbe do ra mi on has been provided for wood docks extending until january 81 19m a similar closed season bas been provided for elder ducks an ottawa dispatch of monday says after october 1st next post age stamps will not be accepted for tho tvar duty on cbeqaes re- ceipts and bank drafts further more it is announced by the post office department the excise stamps for this purpose will not be sold at post offices this it is contended would lead to much confusion as postal matter might be mailed with excise stamps instead jof the correct postal stamps the excise stamps are to be sold at banks and such other places as may be designated by the department of customs and excise on money orders and postal notes the war tax will continue to be paid by af fixtrig postage stamps belial hat tbe msmaije wok solemnised at holy family ibu t h of mary btizabelh reshte eoo i in i ter or mih mr r and the late peter j hnft m 1 thomas f belltiile unit of mm mnrpiret and the late joseih bell si rev father h bellinle brother or tbe groom officiated tbe bride who wao charmingly attired in grey georgette crepe beaded in steel with hat and shoes to match and earned a boquet of ophelia roses was given away by her brother mr ralph j baffej miss lillian haftey sister of tbe bride attend cd as bridesmaid in a french bine creie romaine gown with black euet picture hat nnd carried dun lop roses the bridegroom wmr assisted by his brother mr fdwnrd bellinle immediately after lhe ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at the borne of the brides mother 32 maynard avenue later mr and mrs bel lisle left for new york tbe bride wearing a coatdress of navy blue poirot twill and black velvet hat with coq feather and brown fox tor on their return they witl live on ashburnham road the executors of the late rev john mccaakilt whl bold a clearing sale of high class furniture and effects on saturday sept sfind at s o clock at e baldwins near g t r- fttatioo acton rj kerr auofc phone sb fcp trtp rblatie mart mortal ity from whooping cough during 192 1 to date following tbe lowest tc ever recorded in 1948 shows some startling contrasts in its mortalit incidence when oompar ed with the three other epidemic diseases of childhood measles scarlet fever and diphtheria ac cording to the metropolitan life insurance company wbioh nas just completed a survey of whoop ing cough it is discovered is the only one of these four diseases which kills more girls than boys wbioh bas a higher death rate among negro children than others dot ok 80 000 sampl a of boot- leg liquor seised by american pro hibitirin agents and analysed by official chemists in washington one per cent was found to be pure that is to say that those wbo patronize that amiable alley hauuter the bootlegger have 99 chances id 100 of going blind dropping dead or of becoming in slide for the rest q their natural lives what seems to be the greatest problem iu cooection with liquor to day is not so much tbe abolition of legitimate stocks bat of keeping holiest citizens away from the brand or cadaver cocktails that so precipitately swing open the pearly gates for all wbo touch taste or smell with all thb picturesqueness of the usual surrounding land scape with all the welt tilled farms and beautiful farm resi dences and with all the fine roods and thousands of automobiles travelling those aoads there is one unfortunate blemish on the land scape of thib fair province of ours that defect is seen in he coudi tion of many of our rural school grounds it is rather a rare thing to see much taste displayed in the decoration of these grounds some of ahem have not even a tree or shrub on the premises this is an uninviting prospect to the tour int to the immediate community to tbe boys and girls attending school aad depreciates the value of farm property in the section tbe time has yet to come wben there should be a general interest taken to this matter by tho board of trustees and teacher of ever rural school ip the ntjmbeb of persons kill ed and maimed yearly by autotno biles is staggering the number of animals either killed or injured is also annaljing there are no cor root statistics as to ibo animals but tram observation it is easy to see that thousands of poor animals thus are killed or are made to aof for because of tbe carelessness or senseless speedof motorists dogs cata chickens geeso ducks turk eys and even goats sheep cows and burses dear the brant oi the practices of automobile drivers sometimes the motorist lakes a deliberate attempt to run over an animal or fowl that bap- pens to be in tbe road but it is comforting to note that many motorists blow their horn when they see their route obstructed usually when a car strikes a smal ler animal tie animal is killed outright and thus put out of mis cry often however the creature is left lying beside the road to din riowij or to suffer untotd nrteecj toatattbfsefem that vast terruory known as northern ontsn reaching from the eastern bunddry of the pro inoe of manitoba to tbe western limits of quebec is probably tbe finest bunting region in america almost in every district of this vapt area game animals of some kind may be found from geor gian bay east to algonquin park and from tho kawartha lakes north is a veritable hunter s para dise for red deer while farther north including the territory north of georgian bav acd lake superior up to and along tbe line of the canadian national railways for hundreds of miles moose are plen tiful and red deer are found in some sections caribou are found in tbe lapc nipigon ooaotr and n the more northern districts be twecn tbe line or the canadian national and james bay bears are i lentiful in all this country write for copy of where to fish bunt and paddle in tbe new north anlagentof thtftanadisn national baihrays will ohlain full information forinterested hunters i tkia ixltkfu i j a i 3 d v s oodiw