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the georgetown herald f1wy seventh year of publication qeorxetown wednesday evening- march 13th 1924 1 co per annnn m advanco 2 00 to u 8 the georgetown herald j ml moore ktw cuulu waklr n papw aaaaolatlaw o tjl tltatli ooimq raht pabsenger 7 2jiau passenger u 9 h paaseoger 1018 mail u 114uni passenger b 48 p mail c 682 pm passenger 8b p m passenger sunday j21pjn qis0 webt passenger mall passenger paaaenger passenger passenger mail r passenger sunday qoiso mobth mail mail ooino south mail mail 7 67 1018i 40pml 602 pm 709 pni 10 0sam forsters 0 cash and carry store a pull linf op choice fresh groceries provisions etc 1 frdit in season laaiasaa iras aaa nobaat omcabta mmict fte bat ky an a lore trlrt ta swlltscaakea ban aa4 care heals it rim arkts forsters ll8m 7 47pm tamttwlu bairara eabtbottnd w8otb0uhd daily dailj s2qam 1120aro ajpm ssopjq 7 41 pm 1120 pm 808 m llosajo jmpm 60ipm 803 pm 11 09 pm sdotjatoniiy ba8tbound webtbouhd 8jm am 11 90 awm u0aaro 380 mm 8 04 pm 680 pm 608 pm 80 p 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world s record for low running cost and economy of upkeep make a personal inspection of chevrolet i it thoroughly ask ub for a demon stration f a c deferred payment plux fisher king georgetown ontario yea win thit blilrib ahapa traih a ta harthrmn rtotf my w hem tsavaat am it oa cheap taferkc good it gwa caly c haaatlwld vtcaslb of taa atafcmt anility yet eluaa at aodente arkca bacaan of um trcamadoiu qusntltiea sold eaeh jr clmckm cooubx and bauns auaalu that tarry thi tnd mark caota 8mp enancm ware wta 1u my hard aaaoota nrrfaeai htau futer ckana caulet ua parta no nctallfe fattir caaawttodatifajf n add loaetkab ak car smp6uware thice finubo pearl ware two coau of pearly grty enarihl aside and out diaaimtd ware thrcewiita light blue and wh le nut 3e wh te 1 n ng- cryatal ware three coati pure white ntwte and ou with rojal blue edging sneer metal products cp js farm help canadian national railways ontario government defahtment of colon zation there will be an urgent demand all over cansda th year k you need turn help apply eariy the canad n nt onml ra lwas colon lation and devrlopmrnt pvp rl rntm th oujjh tn rrprracnl tivn la great bnta r scand n vian nd o her european countries offcri a free wrvfwx to fannrrt drde your ian help meariy u ponibap in order that they wilt reach canada in time lor spnof blank aw cat onscanbcoata mtdcmomahv canad an national railways agent on ktmrapn or hjiwbatwi in dimornrxt canadian national railways montreal qu speak oehtjlt hpeak gently t ib hotter tar to rale by lovo than fear h6k gently i t no harel wore mar the kood we may do lioro hpoak kenthflo tbe little child its love m sure to gam peach it in accents soft and mild it ma not long rema o speak neatly to the voodr foi they will have enough to bear paas tbrouglttbib life an best tl ey may tib foil of anions dare speak gently to- the aed one grieve not tha careworn heart wbone sanda of life are nearly let tuch a peace depart spoik gently to the erring- vt0rw they mubt have toiled in vain perchance udjkiodnpbs n aile the i ob win them back again speak gently ub a 1 ttle thing dropped in the heart b deep well the good the oy that it may bring eternity shall tell david bates public school reporj aboul slewarttown lditor herald seventy five earb ago amur toe was a long way from scotland and nrtt many who tade the journey aeroaa tbe a 1 int c uvor ret irned oo june 81 1b40 our family left a highland glen to come to canada in sep tember the journey was completed and rest wbh found id eaquesiog amongst rolat ves and iriends james shaw a eous a of my fath er afforded shelter fqr tbe winter with such neighbors aa root watson john laweah the itrd6ns tbe warrens the manns and others the fail and winter iwssed pleasantly myjatber am biatirjg codbiderable aiie wae an exoeptionally good uddler the following eprhig found as all in glen will tame on our way from uakville np tbe 7th line we bad to pass through stewart town or stewart s hollowj and it centre tf trade and commerce far that part of the country like lany other prosperous places the railway changed it yet it retains importance as a municipal centre it had the honor of hav ng the brat warden for tbe coud ty of hal too in the person of the late james young for in 1868 tbe following ib the report for the countieaof wentworth and hal monthb of january and february ton were sepatated tbe annual iv olaas hon marjono hil 4th or juno train ng day for locl that district was held there for paesaileen groat pearl 8xe every male person between tbe notes and comments jubfjph mebclunlhaedt a delegation to wait upon the pro- vine at c o vera men t recently to press for tegialat on dealing w tb trapsieot traders it is telt ii many towns that existing legisla tionja nofaaffioiently adequate lo properly protect local merohanui from those who come in to sell goods for a few weeks and then leave for new 1 oca 1 19 fas evading the payment of aoanal taies and escaping often with a small fee imposed by a faulty transient traders by law and frequently without the payment or any fee by proper cooperation the towns of the province bhould be able to secure legislat on which would adequately oover those whose bum uesa method b are most unfair to this permanent bubinesa man who haa municipal and bfjbineaa taiea to pay and naturally baa other commuoitj cbponaib lities to douglas hodgins donald herring ton clifford bradley ger trade hirscborn helen taane jack e ans harvey king willie king brma mocnmber violet blair isabel long heed jack harrison and charlie stockford equal wil he knight willie reeve 8r iii a hon r easoo b bradley paaa annie breeman erva thompson madeleine erwin gladys henry joe hall kathleen wright charlie denison bay cnchton and maurice hillock vmer wright jack armstrong frank whitmee marion barker bay coetigan elmer cobtigan bert tnck br hi b- paas gordon burk holder edith tost ivan wright frank lornaao willie vint percy barker margaret wright georg hoare henry cplley loretta le grow percy hill elizabeth jr ih hon florence brant- ford evelyn a eh more flora al oott betty denisonv edna glass aloysins bolger dordaaedwardu evan b jack madaren harg aret green xilhe hirechorn pearl blair martha graham pass ethel marshall gladji weabon jeaaie hill angos wemyss beta burkholder gordon martin ted murdock gilbert dilly earl mooumber 8r ii hqn margaret dem son glyn byan mary reeve equal aileen glaan stanley allan alice woods louvain woods equal jim boss irene armstrong irene miilholland madeline lock ridge fraaer minima jean mer ntt equal ernest aloott pass josephine heath dona sykes jack hillock ernest malt- by harold bitohie isabel thomp- manon treanor gertrude james elgie varey eleanor bolli vant m lean or momuiud walter mcgilvray nellie scryjdgeonr equal bnasel fireelihe hanoi barnes willie bitchie john mc- cauley marion stockford mary deenng lily hoggins howard legrowireoe feller james ben me earl hilts jr ii hon ahor freeman mary amoldytjaci smith cather ine dilly eitttyl costigan billy moclaren roelpoile omar d g gina kathleen hale pass barbara tost helen maodonald bath cameron jack tost ethel bpence muriel wright helen brown alan maodonald max freeman evel n hoare lena hilts ethel hall wilbeit bradley alice walker dons greene irene hall lawrence cole harry wnght jim sargent bruco mckenaie irene castle teddy tames frank dewh irsl may tod der l i a hon w nornngton it duncan e bulhvant l franc a hall p graoe k mayea h moallibter j hill equal 1 cnohton m kentner f hilu e carter b monally an 1 j mo- all ater equal pass n maynard m edwards scrymgeour g bouekill v mccumber p saxe a hiltt h allen r lorusso equal wr ght r hoare f henderson m long fuhm i it jr i hon beaaiehilu david saxe jim bitohie bath real mont gladys martin pass john cummins jack cunningham velma oatrander frances evan a alastair kean phylhb btokea bess e walker brwm hiitar carlyle hydo alfred davidson daroth wr ght primer hon bernioe mcdoo aid bo see 11 mccaulej buster denisbn margaret mayea 01 fford hinr kenneth mat kenne equal gertie lockndge jim mcntven norman herbert jean evans wilhe davidson equal lasa albert reeve bruce kenned audrey merntt equal lloyd sanderson alex atkins mary tost kathleen mulbolland norman barker viola cotigan jack foul is russell vara albert stapletoo haael walker boyoe speight helen armatrong marg aret simons haxel bailey arthur hodgjns bony rbaao helen bitcli iard legrow klearior wr ght dorothy sargent age of 18 and 45 had to appearand tall into line with arms i have seen some with old flintlock muskets some nfles shot gnus wood boards in the shape of gun even brooms staves ami walking stioks they answered to their names and were then given the order to right turn inarch halt at the tavern dismissed and invited in it cost 860 a gallon it was on one of those days that the fol lowing is reported to have taken place apt john stan dish a very large man had his men line next company was in cc mtad of captain john murray not bo wide when sergl george w black of capt standi ah b 00m pany said that he would nob change oompanlea for the chance for promotion was so much better in standish company for a ballet could hardly pass his captau some one offered to treat george twice for that but he would not touch taste or handle in oonnec tiou with the training day i copy from an old report of these timea this day generally ended for many in a carousal and freqnent ly one or more ugh la espea ally after the rebellion when the popo lation divided into two distinct parties antagonistic to each other as could well be imagined tbe reader must not infer that the pioneers were of a disorderly olaas they wroprobably fur superior to those in other parta of the province but it ib only lately that people have in general discovered that to break a man s bead is not one of tbb best ways to convert him m fact there are some parta of tbe province where tbe people are atill in ignorance of tbia trntb note this oondition existed for only a short time after 1887 me- ken tie s rebellion stewart town 18g6 population 00 about hjofbobt cooper auatin wro boot as shoe maker breckenndge jas school teach copplin bobt waggonmaker cross david i p tanner and shoemaker fee john cabinet maker fletcher john waggonmaker freeman ben butcher and livety stable haunch robt boot shoe maker henry james sawyer henry john tailor a grocer hill jas waggonmaker jones n p grocer lindsay jas b hotelkeeper mocorkindale h blacksmith mokenete alex tnkeeper mokinnon bobt blacksmith momichael geq miller morrow samf butcher murray jdhn peat master twp clerk marriage incenses dry goods hardware groceries pro duce tc nixon edn saddler v b a mean- maker philp re s c wesleyan scott rev a baptist search edw broom maker sh elds john gent b store sparrow thou saddler arid harness maker stuart duncan lp farmer thompson mrs h milliner utter d b cham pomp mfg walker e tanner currier wallace jaa boot shoemaker young wm boot a shoemaker young robt clerk div court yung james flooring qr nt a saw mills union lurrln another breeders club for peel considering the hoi stem breed to be as worthy of boosting as ao other at a well attended meeting of breeders hold m blams hall brampton on wednesday tbe peel district holutem breeders club was organized mr r f hicks of new ton brook a well known breeder and director of the canadian holstein friofitan association in his address featured the bnght outlook for dairying in this country and particularly in districts suob aa peel and haltoo these counties are favorablj sit uated geographically and ita farm era have learned to use the more modern feeds such as adage and alfalfa and can produce tuea to a marked advantage he contrast ed the efficiency id dairy produc tioo of today with the feeble efforts of thirty years ago and found it difficult to explain why the farmers of that day persisted in milking cows for the small pro duction which sold ait uoh low pnoes ha quoted anaathonty whojiad recently announced that batter oonld be considered at par value when wheat showed only 60 per cent with betel cattle and other farm prod acta in a somewhat bimilar disadvantage the de mand for whole milk bweet cream ice cream butter and oheee ib bound to increase and there is little likelihood of overproduction owing to the peculiar n at pro of the dairy industry which does not lend itself to centralisation and large scale profitable production h m hartley fieldman for the holstein fnesian aaeociattonoon gratulated the peel breeder on beating him to it by taking initial steps to organise without being encouraged to do so from the outside he outlined work undertaken by other clubs and re viewed the resultant advantages to tbe breed in these localities after considerable diaoubbion was participated in bj breeders from various parte of the county it was decided to organize with the main objects of 1 inducing the use of tested birea of desirable type only 9 encouraging private and official testing 8 attempting to have mure local herds entered in the tuber culm free accredited system 4 to parry on an oh other as ttvities aa will promote the best interests of the breed in the dis trict tbe following officers and direc torate were elected prea t l leslie georgetown vicepros lome davidson muadowvalo see treas james henderson brampton no 4 d rectors toronto andrew jamie son streetsville aubrey might mai ton ching f dillock brampton t dolson cheltenham caledon f wanleas caledoo albion j h butberforn al hion t lore-jos- howard malton ballon m j brown norval no 1 the ye olde thyme concert mil be repeated bj request in the school room of the method 1st church on tuesday march lltl at 8 o crook p m there will be a few variations in the progrnm admission 26c duaaaa kula homi u4 oattla a diaeaae of a pecnl at tjpe is reported to be affectidg horses and cattle rn the section ol k tley township adjoin ng toledo village down near brock rillt one farm er has lost eight bead of cnttie as thn result or the outbreak and the lives omthbts arr threatened horticultural society the adjonrned annual meeting of the horticultural society was held in the bank of montreal best booms on march 4tb h r mimms was reelected president prof hntt vjce president and arthur nornngton boc tresf two year directom were ar- ponted as follow r d ii het bert d melotyre mrs h tt mre dale mrs j b macken e one yeai d roctor mrs r i cteetman mr matthew mrs r rons mr adienli rot mr deo publ r plot comm ttee d l erhert convener to cboo o h s n ccinmittte pemiura and d slribotion com m ttee d mclntire convener to choose hia committee garden or show committee ss g young copvener to cbooee committee membership mrs dale con vener to choose comm ttee bavakatrr claaa opalm man annatter ceorge st ill open n cliuuy in baaketn at her home on th irsday march ih an one w sb ng to ja a class appl i earl date it