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the ge herald wednesday evening october 23rd 1929 halton county farmers meeting convener and membera of the agricultural section of the georgetown board of trade have the pleaaure to invite farmera from halton county and ad joining townahipa to a meeting in the gregory theatre in georgetown on thursday november 14t 1929 at 8 pm when prof c d mcgilvray vs mdv dvs principal of the ontario veterinary college will lecture about infectious bovine abortion free diacuaaion about the aubject nfterwarda come in carloads a g m bruyna convener g couaena member t l leslie member g o brown secretary oh af41n in aeorentown on october loth 1030 to mr and mr percy chaplin nee nellie pranclm k ron hakriaueh pooleburni at draco united church toronto on wednesday oc tober is iwo by nev om w bar ker nev c l poole b a pamtor of united church acton to dertha m bmlth daughter o tlie lale william a and mr bmllh dkmtlrv coopeb at the pres byterian manse brampton on tues day october 15th ibm by the rev j wllion annie m cooper only daughter of mr mary cooper olett wlliiamii to cieorae k toentley younsmt hon of tlte late mr and urn r a bentloy brampton for your halloween party come and se our complete halloween jutt o wk away stock of verythuiff you need to make your party a succass masks to match your costume false pace horn of varlou de signs black and orange crew paper table napkin cutout silhouette table decoration candle halloween cap black cat halloween gar land brldee and euchre price tally card cloaks cigahcttcfl and chocolates darins drug store phone 327 georgetown canadian general eleetrie offer radiola 46 the aereen arid tube aet that la clota to perfection localdistance switch electro dynamic loud speaker keeii selectively reaerve power are a few f tatarea at wallela 4 28176 complete with tube radiola 33 is a lew priced radio we do dot healtata to recommend the eet to anyone we know it will ire eatls- f action a phone call will place any of tbeee aeta in your home on approval complete with 7 tubes and speaker 12160 h h darling electrical contractor murdodc st georgetown phone 199 pure food store k mava aav svavisalnaaviiwnay taw lo lbs granulated sugar 56c crosse and blackwella pure orange marmalade 26c crosse and blackwells pickled white onions 30e crosse and blackwells prepared mustard 16c 14 lb tins keens mustard 26c farneua special blend tea per lb 69e brampton creamery butter per lb 43c good 5 string broom 2 lb soap chips whiz sanitary cleanser per tin gold dust per pkg 6 lb sweet potatoes 25c oranges bananas lemons grape fruit and 46c 25c 2be 7c fresh vegetables at right prices a a j a a naaaaata a a- a f fettt sjewewewsbbaaaaa a e farnell prompt delivery in memottlam anuernona in loving memory of our dear motlter mr thomaa arm htronff who departed till ufa oct 33rd 10311 blie lias ttone from this world to the land of iter rest to tlte eounlry of the happy and the home of the blet rclcaiukl from all aorraw sufferltu and pain rejolclne forever with jeu to relen tlie eftunlly cabtmv in lovlnjt memory of our dear dauahter iren cat1e who paw ed away october lslh ims also my dear luter gertrude burkenihaw died october 10th 1018 cod knew that they were aufferlna and tlte hills were hard to climb so lie elated their weary eyelid and whispered peace be thine mr and mrs aeo james and family piiv in lovlna memory of sadie be loved daughter of ur and mrs jame bell who wo called to rest october 31 it 1036 thrwe year have pat our hearts still sore vear will come and springs sweet flower will bloom on hill and plain vet never in tht world of ours will sadie return aaain some day we hope to meet her some day we know not when to cbun her hand in a better land never to pan attain sadly mlited by ifother father sutter and brother obituary phone 75 c 1l bonobh crofton h bontrer died at st josephs hospital toronto on october 17th 1030 at the early age of 33 years ur songer was brought up at the home of mr r u brown ume- house he served overseas and was nailed he luuf just recovered rom an auto accident and luffeml a severe cold when he developed pneumonia from which he died when he return ed from overseas he settled in toron to he was well respected by all who knew him and was beloved by those who knew him best he lvjs to mourn his early demise a tu voted wife annie schofleld and ft utile son four year old sammy n bonner sister and twd brothers samitci gilmeat after being in poor health for some weeks samuel oilmer an honorable and respected resident of georgetown for many years passed away at hi home on edith st on oct 16th de ceased was bom in trafalgar and was in his 71st year he came with his parents to georgetown when m boy and has resided here ever since a kind and obliging neighbor and good husband and father has been remov ed besides hie widow he leave family of one daughter miss gumer of brantford and two sons pred and albert georgetown he is also sur vived by three sisters mrs pleetham burlington mrs hogg toronto mrs blssell fielding bask and one broth er william of winnipeg deceased was an adherent of the presbyterian church and the funeral on friday last was conducted by rev mr macli wlien the remains were interred in greenwood cemetery the pallbear ers were wm ashenhurst or wat son i bulllvont george wriggtu worth angus duncan j m moore there were beautiful floral tributes from the following knox presbyter ian church provincial mills limited employees of provincial coating mills smith i stone employees mr frsd and lena mcnally mr and miss ash enhurst miss a jenkins mrs bhortlll children of laycock school brantford mr and mrs h thornton brantford mrs john blacker brantford lr e u blacker brantford miss cous in brantford miss b mccormlck brantford mr and mrs wm hogg and son toronto mrs thornton and mrs rabjahn toronto mr and mrs wm pleetham and family freeman ur and mrs wm pleetham bora mr and mrs wm oilmer winnipeg the family advertise- it pays mrs george martin the sudden death of mary michlt beloved wife of mr george martin on oct 16th after two weeks illness came as a shock to her family and friends deceased was bam in morris town ship huron county 47 years ago and was a daughter of the late william michle in 100 she was married to mr martin and has resided in george town ever since besides her husband she leaves three children gordon gladys and jean she is also sur vived by her mother one sister mrs lome nichol morris township and seven brothers james robert and ernest morris township john of saginaw mich christopher of he- peler william of acton and thomas of the scotch stock deceased was member of knox presbyterian church and the funeral on wednesday last was conducted by rev kenneth mac lean when the remains were interred in greenwood cemetery the pall bearers were a tost p mcnauy p armstrong a kaon h hamilton and k tuck there were many beautiful floral tributes friends from a distance present were mr and mrs john michle mr j michle miss aiadys michle sagi naw mich mrs wm michle mr and mrs lome nichol mrs prank nichol mr and mrs prank martin mr wm orasby mr and mrs jos mlehle mr robt mlchie mr ernest michle brus sels mr j klrton miss bella klrton wroxeter mr and mrs jos boyd mr said mrs clarence rata water loo mm if m- taylor eden mills mrs t lanjrfard raockwood mr and mrs colin cameron woodbridge mr and mrs c a michle hesiwler mr and mrs victor norrls mr russet smith muton mr and mrs w mo- arthur mrs huffman mr wm war den miss roberta michle acton mr and mrs 8 aisby brampton mr and mrs oconnor toronto mr wu- bert haw mr leonard mlehle mr ctuu darby rnckwood 69th anniversary presbyterian church hrxkndid mkhmonm bv sucv dsl mackenzie on hun day din- neb and kntkktalnmkny monday anniversary service were held in knox presbyterian church on sunday last when large congreaation had the pleasure or listening to eloquent and inspiring sormotu delivered by rev dr mackenzie principal of montreal presbyterian college in the morning after reading the bible lesson from st luke 13 chapter ur mackenide chose as hi text the 33th verse of tlie chapter vis and which of you with taking thought can add to hi stature one cubit the speaker said in part after all the knowledge we have acquired in this wonderful age of marvellous achieve ments we cannot add to our stature this is true in other things there are human limitations man has wrought wonders in conquering the air and anlhilating distances lie has given us tlie radio and the advances in all sciences medicine etc has been mar vellous wo are amoved at ourselves when we think of the things we may yet do there is a danger of getting id think we can do everything and tliat we do not need god but with all our skill we cannot add one cubit to our stature tliat remains the same this is a rude reminder and teaches us the great lesson of trust in ood who has left so many things in our hands all things are in the hands of a power higher than ourselves and we should not be too ready to assume wo can perfect everything conditions that are not as we like we can plan to work and improve them by co operation with god his spirit works in the hearts of men and teaches us tlie gospel of service we must pre serve a proper balance by the know- edge that our powers are limited and we are still dependent on god and his liolp if tills fact were realised the people would nil the churches and prayer meetings tlie reason so many ubsent themselves from the house of ood la because they overlook the fact tliat it is ood and not ourselves that has charge of things in this world borne seem to think prayer is a waste of time there are times when the fact of our own helplessness is brought nome to us there are moments when other helpers fail and comforts flee that man turns to ood in prayer why only at this time when we are con tinually dependent we are obliged whether we like it or not to trust daily in god far the very air we ureathe and life itself adversity is u test of faith when gods goodness u questioned the children of israel were warned not to forget dependence ui god and we need the same wsrur ing today we cannot dispense with ood tomorrow is in his hands the veil over the future is impenetrable to all but god alone that which may seem most secure may be snatched irom us without a moments warning rhe rich man was reminded that his wellbeing was in the hands of a high er power are we surrounded by temptation to be taunted w know that while there are things god has kept in hi own hands there are other avenue wbere no limitation u set life eternal u ours if we go freely forward in the way ood i calljng us and not try to force doors he in hi wisdom has seen fit to close ood olds us cease spending time trying to do that which he does not want he who marks the sparrows fall can be muted for the morrow we cannot increase our physielal stature but we can increase jut mental faculties with- out limit tnerv if no limit to our growth spiritually we can grow in the likeness and knowledge orofcritt life is open at the top and an are iff- vlted to ue il wh tbm ously about ourselves when we know not what an hour may bring forth what matter about toworrow when we can secure eternity nbthinsj obi separate us from the love of god do your psvt and leave the rest with god he knows your needs and all things are yours in christ in the evenng dr mackenst breach ed another splendid sermon from the text psalm 137 1st vane except the lord build the house they labour in vain that build ft sxwnt the lord keep the city the watchman waketh but in vain the special music by the choir un der the abe leadership of mr frede rick polietl end the splendid vocal solos of mrs leutl of weston at both services were much appreciated by the large gatherings there wo a large attendance at the chicken dinner served by the ladies of the church in the sunday school room on monday evening it was a splendid dinner well served and lieortjy enjoyed by all present the program whjch fallowed in the audi torium of the church was excellent and contributed by miss jessie leavltt miss francis weuer of ouew miss aibsoit of acton mr mcdonald of claude and mr jcaye of boston dur ing the program re air mclean chairman of the evening caued on nev mr rumley who spoke briefly the singing of the national antheh brought to a close another happy event in the history of the church local council of women card of ttuuiks we hereby convey to friends and neighbors our sincere thanks for kindnesses and sympathy extended to us on the occasion of our sad bereave ment by the death of our beloved i w uw wnou aajoumeo little son floyd wuiuun hutaurlto meet at the public library in no- and mrs roy llutsv olenwiillams jvember the local council of women met at the home of mrs j w adams on fri day afternoon a tu vu the flfft regular meeting since may there was several matters to be brought up mrs j b markentte gave a i entertaining report of the meeting of the provincial council held at niagara polls in june uis lgwmo read the report of the committee appoints to examine the voters list this showedi that much time and effort hod been spent on the tame and in personal visiting of rw earners to the town and others whose names had been left off but the result was very gratiiylfff for seventy names of women voter were added to the list the playground equipment placed in different quarters o tht own a few years ago required repairs and re movals and the work was done so that everything should be available for use in the holidays expressions of ap preciation have come to the society from the townspeople and even tourists using the motor camp at the pork the work has been well worth while though it has left the treasury rather low a letter of appreciation had come from the league of nations society in canada for the work done at the time of the annual drive for membership in april by such means the alms and objects of the league are being made better understood in the smaller towns and the rural districts of the country another matter which has been the concern of the council for some time was brought to a satisfactory conclu sion by the passing of the bylaw to create a parke board with the speclsj view of placing the cemetery in good condition and providing for its cart credit u due to the committee of the council for amutanoe given in corres pondence and interviews and in gett ing the necessary petition plana for future work were iwwl while mrs adams and mrs morley served lea and thacotuull adjourned illness prevented premiers visit tiko iiilluer hon j k cooke and r l mebkien addrehh mekt1no it was dim pointed audience at tlie gregory theatre on monday af temoon when chairman samuel kirk president of the local conservative association announced tliat nine prevented premier howard ferguson being present and delivering hu ad dress as advertised he was pleased however in introduce hon j ft cooke and p g mcbrien who would substitute for mr ferguson and mr oeorge hlllmer who had represented halton in th legislature during the past temt mr hlllmef was the first speaker and spoke regarding the finances of tlie province hydro provincial coun ty and township road grants town ship school bill government liquor control etc he gave assurance that tlte government had no intention of forcing through lite township school bill in opposition to the people tliat automobile licenses would be cheaper next year that hydro rates to farmers would be reduced and the grants to township roods would be about doubl ed he believed government control lor the liquor tromc a decided improve ment over the ota and asked the electors to return the ferguson gov ernment to power on oct soth by sup porting him on election day people who had opposed him in ims were now promising him their support mr cooke who has been returned by acclamation for his home riding north hastings spoke mainly on hydro his closest interest in government af fair he stressed that while urban muni- cipollue hod to pay bock every dollar of the money loaned them for plants the rural consumer paid bock only half in this manner the government had made a gift of six million dollars to rural consumers in subsidies in past years if no bonus were paid on primary and secondary lines the rural service rate today would be e30 a month the speaker said as it woo with line subsidies the rate was um now the government we making another re duction bringing the rate down to 93m a month a low prohibiting the manufacture of liquor was suggested for ontario by mr lethbrldge progressive leader mr cooke pointed out surely he contended either the present mr jus tice roney or hon w p nickle both outstanding prohibitionists would have introduced such a measure while they were attorneysgeneral if such pro hibition was not known to be impos sible for a province he pointed out that the brewers and distillers annually paid from sixty to sixtyseven million dollars a year in taxes to the dominion government they are paying that money in or der to get the privilege of selling that liquor to a customer mr cooke stat ed and if they cant get it to the customer by legal means they will do it by illegal maansj mr mcbrlen said that the liquor control act was the best act of its kind in the dominion that while it had defects it could and would be strengthened there wore two classes of people that were dangerous he said to the cause of advanced temperance these were the fanatical wets and the fanatical fjry in carrying forward its policy of promoting sobriety and selfcontrol the government he stress ed was paying no attention to either of them the meeting was closed with the singing of the national anthem and cheers for the king premier and candidate 7 kelly aiken s the feueetlea raaeblm b orangevllte omt bound m auelph d ma celleeum ne caara sifaaviafabatr golf a very enjoyable closing wsj held by the halton golf and country club on thursday oct 17th io the after noon a mixed foursome was taken part in by about 50 membera of the club after which a very dsllghfful dinner was served at cedar crest the aum- mer home of the owner mr jf a wuloughby during the evening which was apent in bridge and dancing the presentation of prises took place as follows ladles shield competition 1st flight 1st mrs j a wuloughby 2nd mrotb t mckay 2nd flight 1st mrs j l thompson 2nd miss may langsn 3rd filght mlw annie hickey and jean mackenile ringer scoremrs j mederaald mixed foursome best gross score mus p herbert and j mcdermid best ujt more miss fettlt and r b foulii fewest putts mrs f b coffer and mrs j mcdermid best score no 0 hole miss matthews and j l thompson glenw1luams one of the beat entertainment erer put on la the town hall olenwuliama waa given tueiaav of last week by the followlns artuta un gtwl orcheetra played anappy pleeei and th pcufhen orchestra was repeatedly encored tiomle duets were suns by mrs o cain mrs w- preston ur and ira andy dewhurst and several sonsa by comedian harry hale oeorretown the hawaiian duets by bert and joe marchmeni eouid not be excelled recitations by ulss e mat thews alao an aoeordtan number by h dewhurst ihe meek marrlaie waa put on by andy dewhurat who played uw minuter lets w cain the bride hawy hsl uu rroom sirs air col- ins the deeertxrwu air jvwhunt and sirs ohm sartent the drfd- malds sir robert atooartney was an exeellent chairman the proceeds were in aid of jol no 7 ourawullama tht entertalnere have been invited to put the same nrofram to in the surrounding districts muton acton i etc watch this paper for lilt sate of the entertainment in oeorcetowtt yoo are going to have a real treat at a moderate price church ngws im saxvation amiy sunday 11 am fiollneas tuetuii sunday school s pjn t pjn belvuou meetlnt conducted by captain a cutne and lieut o aayland att mvnm 10 ajn bible school ii sat there will be no service in order that all may attend the anniversary service at the united church 7 prn pastor a i h frith will preach cntrd chuaum sunday oct 97th anniversary aer- vlece 11 ajn and 7 pjn special preacher rev p a parrill ujt bj chalramn of halton presbytery sunday school and bible cissies at 10 ajn rev w l davidson of ouelph will be the special speaker on monday evenlnga iirotrsm sl tseefftve chares services nut sunday a sm holy communion ii am matins and ser mon by the rector 7 pjn evenaoni and sermon by the rector corporate communion of the re latlvee and friends of fallen soldiers and the olrl auldea church parade at 11 ajb of the auldea beouta ibrownlee sad cubs wood for sale choice hardwood beech and rnapte 04 00 per single cord mixed wood 0350 tier single cord mixed slabs 03 00 per single cord rails 03 00 per single cord vhonm 3sj af isjj j butandpobd cwmqtrn fssuwtfft mxmmmxrm igangj to to collect outstanding debts f be they few or many large or jb small is to place them with 5 the surest ha h c bailey hournets maker dealer in harness blankets tit prompt service given to all kinds of repairing located in maauyharrls building mill sl easy to serve easy to digest shredded whea wttft td the hnm of ike tvhole tttheoi wttli s wheat in tfaa home yoa ara reajt forsrnry emergency a qokk breakfast rwhusbaanj children wltfs bo work or oo dellclou lunch a satisfying supper sag it with mil and berries or sliced bananas bitter nil i bread nilene 04 iwla bat tor om uum0 tlrw llmllahl h to quma limbti1si v lfc rmf alaastl shav i wm iuim autsl cm tie w war m usual vmef imtvwhf gig tat mm imtoy acinar vooej oooottt sold at w r watson m aksvalllaa iwjalaj standard anthracite scranton coal in all size ntnn rtlitnll ikinfnitl hiicj load rid coal wood selsot lamp or domestic sad throolildr purpose hmilblou and cannel coal in root i carry everything to bo found in any npto date crnil nnd wopil vnrj john mcdonald phonbll georgetown fwsasp- mmiiw t rich as butter sweet as a not we ask our customers to be the judge compare our quality butternut always good to the last crumb sold by mark clark i phone 229w grocer 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