pass 2 the georgetown herald wed nesday january 9th j 929 and its flavour is the finest in the world salada fvmk tlm gardens jvuvl he bootery jvaxt door to or ow c ladies and gents footwear repairing promptly donm will f smith phone 147 main street georgetown llaxlon jan s at wlleslev hospital to mr and mn llerbmi d lull nee uuy lawmnl m nidge drive eon fourth gnatbrandchild of uajor anipt georgetown boott at umehouse on rridy deo mul ibm to ur mid mb joseph bcott ii eon olendon terswell dkatiik darniitlx at norvel on jen and nancy msrla ftsrnhlll oarvim in alenwilllanu on jul 1 roy lmulo aervln son of john nhd uery darvln aged 13 yon lunaniil uu western iloi0ltal toronto on jul 4 edna slav dui- shier of ur and mm w c lunui aved 17 years ueunmnyin alenwllllams on jan 3 mary ellen olmn beloved wife of joseph mcucnimy mcnally at bl josephs hospital auelph on thursday jan srd iw orate pearl usnally daughter of urn 11 h morrow aged is yesrs id month suitiion jui 1st th result of a motor accident anna marie eldest daughter of ur and mrs david bmlth gladstone manitoba w b browne co agent for wheat pool bring your wheat oat barley here take feed back we will truck if preferred norval mills 5s5kl for pailry king choice canadian wonder for bread cash prices short middling bran chopped wheat barley chicken feed at mill look for prize in our flour w b browne co norval ontario far1 hazards is the title of a new 84- pade booklet which the bank of montreal has isued and is now distributingfree to all who ask for a copy this bookjet is dedi- cated to the prevention of accidents a copy may be obtained oh application to any branch of the bank of montreal bank of montreal established 181t tool amtt in excess of fs10000 00 j b wallace miuki georgetown branchi frasers scalp tonic reuewes itching scalp immediately promote growth of half tone up the scalp banishes dandruff re store gray hair to natural up to fifty sold on an absolute money back guarantee to give satisfaction sold in the following georgetown barber shops i w h taman j h lillico the family herald and wkly star of montreal holdi a record for sub scribers renewing voluntarily and uon- tmiuui1 yesr alter yr after all it k not surprising whan on considers tb auantlty and quality feast th rea- dsra art given each wak and at a price rldleulouslr low 1 a year or throe years f or si wast la raporud as the largest shlp- nant of farm tractors made into one point arrived recently at oslgary al berta it was s trainlnad of xi can on which than wars us tractor for ithfrlr to various points in al berta this tndlestee vary conclusively ui growth of our agricultural inter ests in waaurn canada teacher how lea areetsst osnarsx jaaus uhs son of s brogeri-oen- eral motors l uraa of great nun all remind us as their asaae o we turn that fmutts lsn bahmdju ismtsrs tbsti i we outfit to bum car et thsaks we wlih to convey our alncere thanka to our f rlenda and neighbors for the floral tributes and kind eipres- alons of tympathy extended to us in our recent sad bereavement in the lose of our loving son and brother ur and lira john oarvln and family car af thesis we hereby convey our slnotre thanks to friends and neighbors for u many klndnessee and sympathy tended to us in our sad bereavement by the death of our beloved dsughter and sister ur and mrs w o lunen and family oar at tkaaks to friends and nelgnbors we hereby convey our very sincere thanks for the many hnhnsnsi and sympathy extended to us in our sad bereavement by the death of our beloved daughter men of toronto and hetermr and lira h h uor- detroit and mrs w row sad fsmlly leslie elected reeve arrslbe cuhttlk and wiliion countixoh rolt elcctionu klsbwiutac notwithstanding the stormy wea ther on llonday lsat uiere was a bis vote palled in the election in es- queslng for reeve and councillors that- i leslie wss reelected reeve defeating u j carton by a majority of is for councillors w o appelbe head ed the poll with sm votes oeorge ourrle wss a clou second with bss while w a wilson the new man in this years council polled 4m votes douowlns u the result of the vote at the different booths throughout the township reeve councillors 431 615 ob sis ml sw oo trafalgar tewnsklp reeve w h slorden deputy re a a buck councillors j wsldbr w pord l aargeant miliea councillors j irving t cox b buck ii london r b aalbralth j brush public school trustee south ward w b tlooready ksesagaweya tesmslilsi reeve donald campbeu councillors l crawford t near w dredge n ljllyccp nelsea tewneklai reeve if u peltlt councillors l beu o l peer j uenlven blaal cnlu reeve o w campbeu 1m r c thompson reelected sjo usvjoritv 1u council dr l o bailey 37 e ucnelee 37s ptuulllgan sis atreetsvule reeve o r church 153 c b pal- ooner ss majority u councillors w o andrew 147 j dandle is j dowung us h w hope 13 school board j edwards 157 urs o h falconer iso p reed 500 deputy reevet t w vanseriver other offlees by awlsmallnn public school report fouowing la the report of oeone- town public school far deosmber br iv hon bdlth bulllvant malue uaynerd david crichton and jean evens bemloe ucdonald percy bute knlyn heartwsu wufred brookes pue david ban rota palle jim balirent roai duncan and vernon mcoumber aeons b alleen bell verdun wright uaxlne bell jean ucauwm jr iv hon uargaret long pees uurlel wblunee beetle huu uery dtering uargbret blmons alec at kins barbara tort edna hurley carl hyde richard rlddall dorothy wrisht usramret latimer norman herbert harvey allen prances evsns pred denuon uargaret kenlner florence ifswes eule carter albert neeve cavell davles haael bmlth jim uaenlven br ill lai passaladye ushln br ill sl hon prank bolter dor- la laeey bruce kennedy- hoy lseey arthur cooke ian usckettsie dun can tom harrv dewhurat dorothy ulmms russel varey pass esther brul eric norrlngten una diggms irene blarret phyllis kdwscds roaw lorussa uary loat maney feny kenneui uackemde tcathleen uul- holland alcetolr keen jack pouus dorothy bargeant edith dltchfleld paltle edwards jr in hon ruth davis josep hine polle frances deans vary feil- verna laeey and olenna leslie psss albert tuspellon clayton brad- icy kenneth edwards stewart uac- loren james emmerson betty blmons betty keane wufred uurray and audrey uerrit eousl deris betsey and oeorge rlddalll eqtmi elmei jtockfcrd billy brajsby earl horn by and ins sperling eousj pred armstrong eleanor wright edwin sncrtll viols oostlgan isabel hosra 8r ii hon leslie clark audrey orleve bulle latimer violet in gram and uarjorle evans and joyce staeey ecus uargaret evans nor man barber ernest hyde uudnd davidson uary collier panjessie uacdonald edna simpson dorothy uenlven equal clifford hilts john graham grant ulmms equal elmer mccumber stephen emmerson rob ert foulls irene carter arthur arm- itrong doris keen allan bryden lu- isn bell evelyn wood jsne denuon lorraine latimer flossie smith jr h hon helen holmes uarg aret btarrst jack hosre arnold brul ethel aloott frances reeve elgin jlmpeon alice oostlgan uargaret king alma atkinson vera usrch- nent edna labss usrlon raid ranklin oleave queenle uarchment passuae deans kathleen redshaw clifford armstrong and wulle cum mine equal freddie johnston oor jonspsers edith huts bulle uc nally uervlne raby ruth james and ethel webster equal charlotte wil- um jimmle brunton bobble bonoeld snd jessie walters betty ucoulgan snd betty ritchie equal douglas redshaw br i hon peggy adams jean ruddell eva harding uargaret ant ham jimmle louth wulle uurphv olive ucnonald bruce uenlven se cies aloclure theodore brown jim mle cummins ethel ridden charlie botre oeorge long jack bolter annie buluvaot douglas allatt pass lois emmerson uarjorle keen uarths isley bulle armstrong cleave wilson oseeua olrard bruce barley leo olavin jimmle huggtes daisy bralsby norman raid percy king ethel wood primary james emmerson arthur cameron doris uccartney edward olavin dorothy olrard dorothy cum- mlngs dorothy aloott eleanor born by arthur dobble uorley varey da vid eats herbert brown wansee starrett asclya hayes jennie far mer ralph wnllatae jessie alung- ham bernard dtfgins robert early jean uartm jean ullls there was no election in albion reeve david wilson deputy reeve e westlske and councillors elgin pat- tenon o downey and l steels being returned by acftlsmiitkm in caledon w j wilsons majority mt j willis was u while w hous ton alton by a majority of 109 crash ed the hopes of harry pudge ingle- wood and w j ucktnley caledor east for the deputy reeveshlp ooun colore r j spiers caledon w j trathen caledon and j ucd belfounuln were returned by aa nation cungmseeasy a veteran in municipal politics t h elliott did s comeback in chlngus- eousy defeating a fleming last years deputy reeve by a majority of 31 for the reeveshlp j u dolson was elect ed deputy reeve by torlamallon there was a fight for oouneu and d koran streetsvule rj jsmse uckane ter rs cctto and h ruston brampton were elected over ii smith inglewood bramatea while there were many surprises the overwhelming majority of ssi recorded ror oeo akehurst over uayor f w wecenast was outstanding in every ward ur akehurst tripled his opoon enta vote for oouneu urs l schrsg and o b irvine were defeated the vote was for mayor akehurst 757 wegsnast 33 oouneu ernest uocuuough s h eatley 7is j a uclaughun 30 t a ucolure so w o bsrtlett 501 f arscott boo urs l schrsg m and o b irvine sob childbefra aid society reasrt fer decessber chldren involved during month 0 complslnts received 4 investigations made 6 usil received s uau sent out 101 uueage approxlmauly s33 office intervlewe s court attendance 1 wards heard- prom 3 warnings given 3 committed to the industrial scohol 1 children legally adopted 1 some nice little boys for plscement a nice little girl aged ii and anlee boy aged 13 for placement cash donations ur illgglns union s3m ur norman ucleod acton um john kenny acton it knox church young people acton jo urs uooree public school class acton si3s w ii btewart local bupl ulllon the ubb bowman uaulds ucoauum widow of late wullam bowman of ii formerly of jsqiieslng township pass ed away on wednesday night last at the home of her soninlaw w u scott uuton in her isth year she wss member or knox presbyterian church uuton and is survived by two sons and one dsughter fairfield bow- chester bowman of u scott of uu- halton chapter ram inhtaixation of otkittabh and banquet at the ustwoetlng of helton chap ter tlam no h4 o r c the follow ing onlceit for ute ensuing yeer w installed by rt comp john p uarr blasted by v ek comp j t csmer- on comp j b wallace and en comp b a arnold the following are the officers z ex comp w v grant if ex comp h dickie j kx comp oeorce uurrmy scribe e ex comp wm ii long scribe m comp w l uuiienl treasurer ex comp 4 b wallace d of c comp uajor grant organist comp k 11 wilson p boomp geo watt 8 8 comp a ii peller j 8coaap george dobson janitor comp alex kran usxter or 4ui vellcomp ii ritchie usster of 3rd veil oohtp ii red haw ussier of 3nd vellcomp w t evans 1 xtmlr of 1st veil comp dr oollop sword hcororcomp kd ucwhlr- ter btsmdsrd bearer comp l g uarchmenl senior btewtpw if kemuier- junior btewargrcotnp h aoldhsm auditors comp klmer c lltcmp- ion comp colo o brown at the conclusion of the installs ion ceremony a vy ex comp w lie lodge rooms following the toast to riie king tx companion j b wallace proposed he toast to oread chanter which was espondod to by rt ex comp john f uarr the p s toast brought a most en joyable evening to a close- hahoti county assessment award wajsetiy eaeri adeatc naj csemty ute atraeb at us mills the county councu met at uuton in saturday last to receive the report it the county equalisation commission ind strike the tax rate for the year rwo reports were brought in a major- ty report from judge elliot and regis- rar chisholra and s minority report from judge justin of peel county the figures on the majority report which was adopted were about half s muuon dollars more than those on ihc minority report snd the total as sessment of the county wss increased by about a muuon dollsrs the flg- jree for the majority report for the various municipalities are as follows v a banquet presided over w v grant was held in womens atvbionaby society the annual meeting of the united church wits was held last thurs day when very interesting reports wen given snd enthusiastic plans made for the ensuing year it was decided to or- s baby band for children up to the age of four years when they graduate into the illation band the study book new days hi old india- had been completed and the new book on the churchs mission in africa had been begun after the holldaya uvea new life members had been added to the roll one life nwnbershlp havms been presented by these already life members the sum of five hundred and fitly dollsrs was raised apart from the contribution to the supply work the mission band reported s sue cessful year harm sent one hundred and ten dollsrs to the presbyterisl treasurer the officers elected were as follows hon pres mrs h dickie urs a robertson mrs r e harrison pres urs r o adams vloepresstst urs h l hutt 3nd urs o o campbeu trd mies h raid 4th urs a cordlnglt recsecrymrs w u tyndsll oorsecfy miss m hutt trees mrs j uedermld helpers securs j d godfrey supply secretary urs u l neare strangers seoksrs freure asst strangers bee mrs w an thony missionary monthly sec urs a black christian stewardship bet urs n w kennedy pianists urs a b wilson mrs arrol cnslll mission band president mrs v uacnsnald assistants- urs geo arnold urs robert cleave baby band president mrs ami nui sad accident maes new tub the following from the olsdstone age refers to a daughter of mr and airs david smith who were well known in this district mrs smith was formerly minnie nixon of ashgrove a pall of gloom wss east over glad stone new years day by the news of the death of miss marie smith in the afternoon death wss the result of hsr accident in olsdstone monday afternoon when she was struck by the front wheel of s loaded gravel truck at first it was hoped that she was not badly hurt but she was rushed to winnipeg where an xray proved her injuries very serious and the pasted away in the presence of her family about 1b pjn at the general hos pital coroner roes had not decided as to an inquest when interviewed the driver of the truck mr harold nstson seems to have taken au poss ible precautions and is ooasldereo one of the most careful drivers on mr pitts gang the funeral took place last thursday at the united church marie smith wss one of the best- loved of gudstones young people born in gla twentyfive years ego she received her schooling here and two years ago graduated from iversity since la 1 ff os f st preston school maria was very pop ular among her college friends and since her return home bss always been active in young neoplss work in the church and tn sooul circles one leaves to mourn har hsr father and mother ur and mrs david ajsauhi sister tills helen nurselntr snd four brothers jus nixon jr and lloyd all st horns the sym pathy of everyone in the community goes out to the bereaved fsmlly m afttoo 13s37m burluigtftn 37ss71b 3mfg6towil 1s13sm uuton 14msm dakvule mhos esqueslng b3sims nassagawey 3333104 nelson s3tim trafalgar bb3u77 total 31su7s0 judge justins minority report which was not adopted fixed the figures as acton v 1jsimb 3am41s burlington georgetown 1505714 uuton 1470su oakvuie 31o0 jw esqueslng sm3s34 nassagaweya 3j40s0i nelson ms3au trafalgar sjuaaoo total 4111m31s lost years sssessmente were as fol lows acton 11s5sj7 burlington 3a3s37s georgetown 1431731 uuton 1js4au oakvuie 1jo5o0i esqueslng 5am7s1 nassagaweya 34049 nelson 5j4jc3c trafalgar sj44j40 total la50rk the county rate was struck at s7s mills and the following are the amounts paid by the several munlel polities acton burlington oeorgetown uuton oakvuie feqimising nassagaweya nelson trafalgar total ss75j lsowas 114sl4s toosas 33mu 17j0s34 ib4b37s 43josj0 341340 os in the minority erport judge justin assessed all costs of the hearing to the township of trafalgar but the majority report ssusssrt the costs to the various municipalities the m jorlty report also stated that if the county would spend a little mors time on the equalisation of the assessments throughout the county the matter would not be appealed to the judge se frequently the general county rats for the year was set st 3 with an addition al 17 mills for roads making a total county rata of sts mills the total expenditure of the county for the year 133 was t341340se of which hsm1 44 was for roads mail school boabo all members were present at meet- in of november 30th accounts from t eaton co 1450 for blinds for science room and me- bean es co f or gloo were passed a communication was read from j evans asking for uerease in salary on motion of messrs grant and hutt the caretaker wss given an in crease of ib00 per month a meeting wss held on dec 15th those present were s kirk chairman b y bariclomh w v grant w t evans the fallowing accounts were pasted r hart dp oa letterheads w4 p b harrison postage etc do a petition was read from the pupils of the school asking for a akatlns rink in the high school grounds w v grant and w t evans wen appointed a committee to deal with this matter church notices 8l otsr cksmb services next sunday am holy communion 10 am sunday school 11 sjn matins and sermon by the rector 7 pjn evensong and sermon by the rector corporate communion of the is31 and ins confirmation olassss bastlst ckanh on sunday jan 13th rev a n frith wul preach at 11 am on the conflict of the new snd old snd st 7 pjn on grace abounding the annual church supper snd business meeting wul be held on friday even ing jan lath professor u l orchard wul be the anniversary preacher on jan 30th uaue ctuereb rev dr dickies subject st the oom- next sunday morning 1 does it metier that the evening he wul breach onvani threefold nature the service on friday evening nth last wul be conducted by rev j w crawford of milton aura ane asajunn service as training utlyt ui be n david jeratormltn u msmsbimmsswsmsmsmsmmsmssism smsyssawawsmssssssaarssraar brampton leather goods j 14 days sale 14 january 1 i to january 25 1 0 per cent discount on all goods in the store come early and get your choice 38 set team pad and breeching harness 30 fairs team bridles 10 set sfatfrle harness 2s sets team lines sfiltrngshmwcottmn 10 set team trace 28 short straw collar and a large stotk of other harness pari horse blankets auto robes auto rug mitts and gloves club bags strit cases boston bags and other small leather good all these harness and harness parts are made in my own shop by one of the best harness makers and made out of the best leather money can buy so do not think that these are factory made come and see for yourself now is the time to bring in your repair work a we do all kinds of repair work on harness or collars f gowland prop brampton ontario m mm iji the 3hadow of the bell memorial the prmbuton to lord wuibifglob at drmbttord tb otbtr day of a modal of luua lint uuphone toicthar with tbs latsit eradla type laitrumtnt n- phulus the irtat contribution that dr ball mada to iht art of uctrical commtralutton it atnrci also to rra lnd ua that dr ball waa the flrat to proimt aoond waraa by bumi of llaht todaye thi old and rev worlds talk to ona another by meana of the tranutlantle ulamuwa carried by ejaetrio with flrtt photed by uaxwell aa ebaiuhramji and esparlmantally riried by han a oaraun speech travels the broad tipanse or the atlantic ooeaa la oneslxueth of a second thaee eleetrle waves commonly known as radio vateisvere known and tihdaratood by relatively faw ectentljta in 1b70 whan the telephone was invented of eoaree llaht waves ware known tislng these ucht waves alexandtr graham dall waa the first to devue a wlrelau ttltphom note at the riaht aa old picture of delia eaperlmeat wltto light vavea this sign 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