Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), September 2, 1925, p. 4

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in some white il ptla of h 1 acror- the blnzi of itttini w hull m tt fir ti f anl irii nil thi voumt will fold th ir uitiki mil and thin god him if i will atnik and look iwii aitti hulu all fair dates sl 22 il 21 25 21 nrompton bniil 21 3u caledon sept 23 24 et i l i 8 il guieto io gi ind illi 1 1 2 mtltim 7t 1 oinnjeillt m i 15 ig rocwod s n 2 10 stiellmi oi 17 streilh toioit wjstui b 22 23 wiodlj like on 9 10 auk h ere an dth ere canadian bond salv ju week ending august llllli im li to 3985ij hnl bristli tut il for the c up to 2170 9 10 of ihisbum tun isil c ti the value of 1 1 nds iuld ittl imd i 7 578333 in the umufl kiiifcd m and 1115 746 000 it thi unittd stub h the port of montrinl is wll ol ita way this senson to tjcat oil pnvi oua records for tonnage received oh statistics obtained from hit harbor commissioners office show that there is u big increase in thi num ber of ships berthed in tht port to date as compared with the numlir for the same date list enr up to august 8 cob boats had docked hiri and their total tonhngi w la i jfig 460 whil up to auruit u 1u- only 687 vessels had tied up here since the o pel no ul inwgiti of the 1924 season and thur tonnatro was 1891367 one notable feature of the tour iat season in the canadian rockis tbia summer has bocn the demand for saddle horses according to j m gibbon secreury of the trail rid rs who recently returned to mont real from the west the practice is growing of sending the ftorsis in ad vance to points u hire the trail crosses a motor road and thus one commences ones ride at u point thirty or forty miles from ones headquarters thus the groat cavul cade of over one hundred riders who participated tr thi recent threeday cross countrj nde between marble canyon on the banff windenncro highway to wapta bungalow camp on the canadian pacific railway was made possible and convenient aa it took only two hrfiirs to convoy the riders from banff and lake louise by motor bus to the points of departure twelve british newspapermen rep resenting some of the most impor unt dailies in great britain are now making a aix weeks lour of the country over canadian pacific lines the party will travel from halifax to the pacific coast taking in nil the important industrial and scenic points of the country the will spend a day at the cnnniljan na tlonal exhibition at toronto and will visit the famous bungalow camps in ontario as wfli us the beauty spots in the rockies they arrived at quebec on august the 22nd on the montdare the object of the tour being to correct in tht minds of representative british jour tiajiits the erroneous imprmhioni re cently made in fnglond regarding by i of the train 300 miles long to carry crop iw j- imronlia la amice botii hi train inrtdlri4a cltniw at moninau fif lsquksinc acricui iukai six ii y annual fall exhibition siationrd at the tfanscona yards winnipeg and at jte n thro th prairie provinces the canadian pacific railway has 15 000 boxcars standing null for thi transportation of the 1925 crop of thesi over boot cam are at the winnipeg yards to movt this immense aggregation 650 freight and 160 switch engines will hi n quired wr all to be joined up mo one train and if we further suppose that tha moving at wenty mil an hour over a level crossing a motorist who arrived aslhi nt engine rachd the crowing would have to wait fifteen hours until tin caboose passed across this would indeed be a case whin taking a chance would tuch from 16 to 40 feet in length or an average of 38 feet allowinga spai b twetn each of four feet and taking into consideration also the 660 enginea each ninety f t long the total ungth of this great train would be about 290 miles which at tv nty nulit an hour would lake close on fifteen hours to pass apven point th carrying capacity of a boxcar is about 1 600 bushela of wbmt and this would take can on th first movement of the above imaginary train of 62 600 000 bushels sincl the tram in its individual movements will travel several tim n of iht i925t p climaud at j75 000 nlwuy will carry indicatid amonklhi engines used in thi hauling of the wheat trains are some of tbe moat now rful in the world reckoning in the weight of coal earned the heaviest of these engines weighs about 380 000 lbs while the boxcar loaded wlhgrain weighs 140 000 lbs the avtruge grain train w eompoaed of forty boxcar no the weight la about 6 000 000 lbs or 3 000 tons the total number of auch trains would be 875 which would give a total weight of 2 626 000 tons rail we cutting of the crop is already under way and movement of the grain wilt commence about the end of august and will continue until the close ol navigation on the great lakes which is generally between he 10 and 16 december during the banner crop yeur of 1 923 the canadian pacific rail way oiwsted in connection with the movpmtmt of the grain approximatdy 5141 trains and 25 720 men were requin d to handle thi traffic in that yn r the canadian pacific railway moved 220 000 000 bushels lb ir back dtlinia kod direction foe ktunaj up price complete 12 00 the smp enameled drain board 3om above uda u tx the smp kurnriad wan sink or me taatnial an j sanf0rd sheet metal worker and general tinsmilhing stewarttown ladies shampooing marctlung and cubung frizzing and singeing xry us our prices are reasonable mr mrs jb lillico appoldlmenls phont 278 bailey bros garage we are now located in larger premises formerly occupied by the halton oar4c on mill st and are prepared to do ali kinds ol aiilo repairing etyour cars overhauled and greased we do it with the alemite system batteries charged tbe best gasoline and oils always on hand bailey bros georgetown phono 7w ej1s king the incon ststencias of men c b hetcher contributes the following nit crest ins remarki on freight rales to the august kail way review mans progress is measured by hi adaptability to his surroundings and his opportunity to trade uilh his fellow men by exchanging products transportation is the essential in trutnentality for trade commerce or business of any kind the phenomenal pro spent of the united states today is the direct re suit of the most efficient truni porta tion facdltica in the vorld rod railroad transportation is worth ten times what it costs today to every person m this nation the railroads haul your meat 60p miles for 36 cents a hundrtd pounds you pay from 20 cents for chiaj cuts i 60 cents for special cuts of i le it or from 60 to 180 times the cost of transportation the railroads haul flour ilk n i s for 13 cents a bfliidre i u 11 for one cenl ou pay 10 cents n pound for bread or 70 times the cost of transportation you pay one dollar for a moil at a first class troul on which the freight charges wpre le thnn two cent including c cr j thing crv d and tha coal to cook it and then tip the waller teftcenls or five tim s what the railroad rccchcil for haul ing it 400 miles or m re the same man 1 0 tips the wattct ten cents will k o t n 1 make a speech and eomplii i i f i h ttt glit rates which arc nut one fifth f the amount of hn tip const ate ncy thou art a jeucir price complete 6 00 sheet mctai products to ladies i blue bird beauty parlors imstnira omir mr dnleaoflloc harcelllog curling catting an singeing wt holiolttio putronngp of tl o hli h if icoritetann and vie 11 it misa francis min st georgetown phone sb i mother knows that hurlbuts are best because 1 they are more comfortable- 2 they wear longer j they can be rebililt and en larged a size aa the child gronn resulting in true economy rhurlbuti lstwesiaildrenj en yow hbme may be stolen by fir lhtnin or wind borm hake it safe from brvancidl loss with insurance from elmer c thompson insnrance service georgdawg used car bargains 1922 durant touring studebaker special 1 ounng new top and painted j n oneill son main s1reet gfobgetotvn field marshall earl haig in jasper park take notice pe p- i o heel al pre i il m lb tnt no use pu t w nr 11k wtli g in- 2 gcorgci- 11 knls l ghm g r on- ot ihe pui tt la ienlirul plav hoow boi olors ktvcn willi rarh pair of hurtbu shom from slis bj o loi d brill main si georgetown auto truck serviee ho i k nl ol i a irnj i- g orifcor d tan c 1 o4ftlcalctj tf snlh bojestl4 13 geotgiumn dc uring hu recant t to canada rdd mrauu eul hauf and ijw coumch half pent itvtral days at jajpcr park lodge in the heart of the canadian rocky mountanl dunng their day ihera they rode the trajji pbyed solf on lb new count bcaida the lodge and in the word of tbe raid manhall ma to canada the pfcotocrapha which were taken at jasper park lode show from left to nihl top the counton ha drenedin an indian mum the coif ball ued by the fkij marahadwhaiheopencdthe jmperpark lodflecourae a it vu mounted on dvrr ban and praenled to him before he nd for ertlnd and u i cd manhall accepting a pur of i ultalo chapafram maior fred bnrwiicr m c famous rocky mountain uku oi jupcr two lower photogtapha show the i manhall ridmi along one of the jaaper park trail and the group photo graphed on the fint tec immediately after the official opening of the jaaper park lodje golf couraa thi group from lejt to right ahow the cauntcaa hig eaattaig jmf stanley thomp son oftoronto famtius canadian golfer aid architect of the jaaper course and mr walter pratt general manapr of the hole tyetem of tha canadian national railway i glorcrtown i niliy ft sacurdy september 25 26 bl n il t 1 1 i w a wilson si y i cannedl loods vtate 1 k3s specials lor tnis week i ib flciuri ci 01 1 2 t ns ii him fkonutil lib t oftictki i92i honorui7 ilisf nt it k anl 1 i i 1 1 t vicvln idltit 1 r hik inl vut irlanlmt gion uium r ml a irhdintllui kill 1 vicl prhmi nt it h fouln jnd vict im 11 i nt d 1 ii tb rl rnimurtr i fuavc bcntarywni a wil on am i ixinlury hra j a ini t dirtctora jus mflim t mcwi irt r m ilr dr htath torp ci mi john lllolt k i unruihniti wil ur fi idler norman d t rcoux al x j m jdaffat i 11 cook w grapt and wm mtmllun honorary director j i thump on j li wall i 1 n duh j m sklton dr mifrcitlun donald murityr i h mi gibbon j b mcktnu morlylttt it col g o llrown w g appclbi i- y darinclouhh jo beauinont and win mcmillan laily dinctors mrn j m moon mmi tina moffutt wivis of tic officii mrs murcdluh 1 special prizes r mills i beat road hor by john mcb in 4 hist general purpose honk on run ly dona mclntyrt 0 beat lady dnvir by ctorgetfiwn oaliir millet 9 best agricultural horse on n m bi tlsnk of i scotia nerval h beit farmer a turnout ismli by ft k andir 9 beat ldy rider 1st by john irvin nd by wm gowdy r u 10 best half mile daah iuiddk horai 1 in thiftu 1st 2hd by bunk of commerce 16 0 11 bokt entlemari drivrr by f y iiarradouffh fi 0 l best herd of horses not torn than thm 10 00 oft any article purchased from misey hams co 10 ih 1j special culta by mcneill 1925 niagara racintr aia who am responsible for he niacins of thorough bred fltalllqotl throusdiout the province have offered the suma of ig h and print for colti of iku nlred by mineil wluji in ifl chart uf james bovah brampton catlle 1 beat dairy herd 1 male 3 females 1st bj b h mcgibbon 2nd by w g appclbe ill 11 2 rest dairy cow by h r mimms 5 0 i best kegixtered shjrthom female under i yian by lol g o brown 0 4 heat registered shorthorn fimak 1 year id shown by boy 16 yearn and unikr by it mc ullough 0 ii 5 best holatein cow by t i i cshc r u 6 bent calf not necessarily keriatcndl h iwn by boyorgiri this pnae 1a givin by dr marcil illh i 1 7 beat jersey cow by fcrwin a goldhan f 0 8 itest pure bred hull and thru of his git thi prod giny not necessarily regislored 10 il ii rruijh iiuiiilr 1 1 lb i 1 i llnkk iinjotkd 1 2f ml 1 itrinni i 1 11 nr i 1 bl mil tludlii 1 lh 11 i5i 1 ml 11 11 ul 1 1 ii irn lud in l 1 r it jfx liu ud h n i f i 1 11111 mill mihii i iii ihltmiitn lltihail i 1 l u in iu 1 ii- m a iri ii ii it ix illk mll li hnj sin n ti iiii lb nil ml jom iha fr lt hi 1 1 1111 hls s of 1 ii r li mis wanti i mark clark bakery and groceries ihoni itii sheep and pigs 1 host nnuf hacon hojra not han than 4 bj j buck 2 ik at pair of pint wooled shup by j beaumont j best pen img ootid shttp b r y llarru dough poultry miscellaneous x i itest 6 lbs butter by j no nettl a i beatf lbs buttir bys ft groat x ilests lbs butter by d j matthews x i beat 3 iba buttir by a b wluson x best 3 lbs butter in 1 2 lb pnnti quality and n 11 ness considered by r d warren x 6 boat dressed goose by a m g randy x7 beat dressed goose by elmer c thompson xll best pair dressed chickens by w r watson xll beat pair dressed chickens by it y wemyw xl2 beat homemade loaf bread laifre by m clark xl3 beat barrel of snow apples ill beat etegulation box of northim spy apples lj a rthur nom tig ton ir best display in hall by merchant or manufacturer by bank of montnal 16 best buahel of aliiki si by morlc pt lut 17 bonniest baby by brown s baker j silver mug under is months judged at 1 p m 1h pictuettt baby by trown s bakiry silver mug under 19 months judged at 1 p m 19 best appointed dinner table set bj oni person the appointment to nmim the properly of tin exhibitor by the president b pitch ai best sample of wheat by w b browne ti norval 24 lb bag nf national paitrj hour l ieit election ii m made haking by w h itmwne a nonl 24 lb lug of national pastry flour 21 best home mod loaf of urtad bj w b broun tt co nonal illbbagof king a choic hnnd hour ugliest dressidt hitki n isdis boston i luh hag by w a bailey l heat collection of lvilr by thi ltob rl s mps ompany toronto caw of silvmvan val 1 necklhci cake basket wringer labk lu by j m moore xlteai half don n bum herald i jr xiorgtnt i 2 doit n freri luncgg hfi ibesi and neatest 1 lb butter henld 1 xurgrt ha fdonn onmn herald 1 r mlnolv send jjnjjx ne touh ijnjb school- gljjw cat loo m name l sign and mail mow we will send ou the information ttiitti you should h in una hfliool and mm i this unt pon mid wo will be kind la put j on on llin iikht triuk start here begin sept 1 bramplon business losulule briatbpton oaorgetowh xari li s tii be deb vi red lo 1 nor ladiea work 1 hist collcctf n lancy work b mt- r j h i bent h lusi i ian drawn by put li r 1 pupil b j b mckmzit i best culleiti in fancj rk made lj jenrg t ijdv within thi last tw an bj j m mr no cow testing association special dniry cow mi k pnklunng t inis 1st rff rd n i xl 1 ream produliru lavs 1st t rd in i cuodt and cash to 2f sp tin and j an add d pnie of 10110 to highest aconng enlrj who is n patron of the georgetown creamer go ponta allnted for production and 40 p urtts for ronf ir f individual cow this to be decided at the georg town r sir speights garage and battery service guelph st on the- highway georgetown we give service thai satisfies the most exacting motorist why not try us dsrmt and star scrvlceslauh mclghlin repairs a specialty iphone 280 day or night arthur r speight proprietor busines training is a necessity attend the guelph business college luaaar bide oatpd oat individual ikstrucriiln by business l xperienced insl start on monday a l boiick principal and proprietor th new no shovallltik hqlrd standard anthracite scranton coal in all sizes automatical 8crponp ar loadoil coal wood select lump for domestic and tlironlnng purpoana smithing and cnnnel coal in fact lcnrrj ocrthing to tw fonud id an up to drtto coal and wood yard john mcdonald phone 18 t georgetown 1 frucking and long distance hauling furnllore moving picnic parlies done b limn or rniitrnd i in iriccb and ai ritngrnii 11u all or writi wm g roszel box ins gieokgetown coal best d l w scrantori coal in all sizes also smithing andsteam coal mrs rwalkins norval station phone 68rs4

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