Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), November 20, 1929, p. 1

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the georgetown herald sixtyfourth vear of publication georgetown wednesday evening november 20th 1929 150 per annum in advance 200 to usa the georgetown herald 1 m koou kialir caaaeuaa wmtdy nmnk caaailaa rwlwul elcdrk railway westbound dally kabtbound dally no 60 0 is a m 3 wso am 41000 om 01130 om 8150 pm 10 380 pm 13 s50 pm i ijso pm 10080 pm ib 1180 pm no so no 3 no except sunday no 41 to acton only station phute 13 tnutf no 1 hot l 31001 em 51101 ant 7 301 pm o 401 pm 11 e01 p m 41101 pm 13 801 pm 151001 pm n 1301 am 1 will run dally cnk time tabic gelug east passenger jl30 passenger 3 passenger via- mall uu uall i- j vsl pumbiir sunday gala west mali passenger k passenger 3 li passenger saw passenger passenger sunday 1044 galag nseui usui ft llall 4att tie siorc with the checkerboard sign 50 extra eggs in a bag of purina pjn pm pjn tun pm pm pju pjn gltg smtib i12j im 710 pjn central ontario buslines ltd arrow coaches leave oeorgctofm a follows fj bound- west bound 045 slu ms 1x35 pffl m pi 7ift pjtt pjh- fl5 plux dally except buurdoy suadvy end holkuuu saturday sunday and houdfcyft alt bmiii bus at ntttfcigf 81 directory lb bov pals j barrister and seuelter georgetown ontario fulrsw iflrtg bide 11111 st claeence h wiggins banistv beastlier notary pakue offices oneill block oeorgetown telephone 18 john a thoiimon barrlatar seuelter notary pakue orhcas lull street phone 333 4i 380 ob s 1 paul db b t paul rayalaiaaa and liargesa uedlcal officer of health in ifsq township office hours 3 to 4 and 7 to i pan rheaa s offlu and residence llaln street doutb oppoalta presbyterian church says 1492876 hens a seven months survey covering 1493876 heni in all leading poultry sections ittowi 3ja uda in lag pounds of purina poultry chowa irh h4 average in im pound of other feed fifty extra eggs in a bag of purina 1 150 extra value in every bag or purina poultry chows not a few hern here and there but ihoutaiids of them from everywhere say purina will make you more money thats why weve become the local authorized purina dealer thats why we urge that you too get tome of those pro6u from feeding purina to your poultry and live stock come in and let us show you the purina line or phone us for a supply agent for gunns fertilizers also branshorts mids oil cake gluten meat meal bone meal tankage charcoal grit oyster shell salt cornmeal oat and barley chop flour porridge oats philip g early pimm 175 gemget0wn db 8vthbbxand ky ear nose and throat speckdlat at aeoigetown wednesday baturday hours 7 pm ulo pan or by appolnt- ment glasses supplied offle at ulta uetthewa llaln st home phone lotrfl db a v williams physician and surfaon llacueal ameer of health aeonelown jmo and bhi queen st south pbaa i4 offlos hours 13 and 61 pan also by appointment r b watson dab mjms oaartacasm isbsa batni t s kuapt tksniay v l baatk lji4l dab offlot la lane block one door north of oheula oarruuja paetory lloura 0 ajn to pan mib lamb pbactioal matxknirr nidus by day or waste por particulars rjhom 4r oaortatova lit gaartataosl oatarie frank patch liobnakd adotion1bb far ska oaaatlat at pasl bus halsaa prompt sanlas fffiallanham sorai oaarfatovs drt poat ofnea- chauanham r j kerr avotionub and auul bavtatb u saara tipssliam la hitlia lali pbohb u aoton on w r obay nihstatf oau paaa urll brla no sale too una or too small rates 1 pnona ma at my expense retard big dales etc aucrioneer t a dolson lilosnsart ihiihhthtit for the counties of past wmitii satlstsefjon tuarantaad phone nhaltenliam itru ohmopraotio ueujuar flss csilnanatar pslaur onstaala u na m bsavat xray service omee tynr rtowlnlon mara ooes beura ifonday wadnasday and saturday a to 5 and 1 to pan other demand hours byjftntmsnt tuesday and prlday t to paa a tnk in the dark is about the same is trying to do business wuhout advertising you may know what you are doing but nobody else dose try the attaot of pubuelly in your huslnsss livingstones bakery specials for friday and saturday buns and rolls 15c doz qdauty bread loe d livingstone phone 55 gwgttown constant daily twttaf and blending of the worlds choicest tui give red rota tea iu iairaluble flirof and netyervaryliijt goodnau every package guaranteed sia redrose igoodteet the latest styles ol winter coats of beat qunlity well mode for ladies men girls and boye we are offering at great re diction our general lute of fall goods and christmas gifts all of the best quality of mercharidae call and tee our many specials for the week end here are a few of them mens overcoat of heavy fine blue melton cloth regular2250 for 1750 imported bedspread made of fine tilk large size reg 650 for 450 good linen table sett large sizes at per set 200 great offieriag of mens fine wool sox english moke at per pair 39c extra special in ladies winter underwear shirt orraloomera reg 75c at each soc men velour and different qualitiet of winter cap reg 175 for 125 h silver main st phone 375 georgetown and save youf money red rose orange pekoe faoirtragoorj 9 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essential couplet 22178 radtola 33 la a low priced radio we do not hseuats to iwrwnmsnd the set to anyone we know it will glr aetae- radlola t win hrlngln station m0 to 1000 muse away a phone can will place any of these sets in pour hem on approval complete with 7 tube and speaker 12150 h h darling electrical contractor murdock st georgetown phone 199 tub rjbowd general news i love the crowd that nils the eltyl wgi h gat many people consider street u be the luit scotch joke la the ap- thli endless stream of people passing i poimnnt aj a gentleman named mo by here in equality before my eye i see the rich man and the beggar meet i try to lilt tlie veil that masks each face that i may read ute hope that spurs some on or in a countenance forlorn and wsav the dark despair behind the lagging pace here in tlie schoolroom of humanity i learn of grit and courage when x see the utile crippled newsboy at his stand a sightless fiddler playing near at hand with such as these belonging i am proud to call myself a member of the crowd ray in the detroit hews advertise it pays will tiqiitttn vr liquor con trol act tlie first stop torwarda cairylns out the promlwa buuje by tlie prime mfnl- tri that the administration of the liquor control act would be strensth ened wu taken on vrlday lot when statements wm utuejd by attorney- general price and 81r henry drayton ohatrman of uie board it haa bn discovered that soma persons by ap- pylnie at different plaeea have been able to aecure more than one permit also that some of the brewers wan- house keepers have not been adher ing to the provisions of the act the abuses will be remedied at one an other weakness u tha ability of per mlt holders to purchase in more than one place to remedy this sir henry drayton will issue an order to all ven dors that henceforth tha man sus pected of liquor abuse will be allowed to buy liquor only in the store nearest his home this order will be effected by marking- the suspects permit with a special stamp by col price eleven siiurestlona named at a further tightening of the act were passed on to fib henry as follows i the appointment of half a doaen supervisors to check stores ttoousb out the province and report direct to the liquor board 3 a school for impremiflf control prbulnlea on all present vendors and permit censors and all new employ ees s itttuuice of temperance educa tional literature from liquor store 4 issuance of a special warning on drinking and driving with every pur chase 5 extra inspection in larce city stores during rush hour s instant dismissal of permit lsu ers giving one man two or more per mit 7 a checkup on breweries and win- erle and a cancellation or winery per mits on proof of sale to minor col price also forecssrt an amend ment to the highway irafflo act nuk ing a suffer penalty for dnudan driving and a that he had written to all rnlstrate bringing forcibly to their attention the sever ity of the penalties that can be ln fllcted now for this offence i nab to draft a new wohlbltiin-en- forcement program with the- u b 8 mclean trafalgar township road superintendent who met with a seri ous accident rour weeks ago is now able to be around for a sltort time each day armistice sunday wu marked at elora by tlie unveiling or the ceno taph which commemorates the aacrl- flce of twenty wen of the town wlw died in flanders milton onrnor lfcaibbon is holidaying in toronto and burlington and john p ucoallum 1 acting jailer during hi absence 8 j robertson of hornby returned last week from a cverhunung trip bringing with him a an lb bo- with beautifully shaped antlera jaa downey formerly- of ulhon and mrs downey were aerlously in jured in an sutomohue accident near their home at smiths pall recently mr downey having wa collarbone broken j p ktridawi of atasgow seotaivt has been cjigaged as organist and choir leader of st paul waited ourth milton he sail from glasgow on the 18th inst and win c4munao hi dutlea on the first buvavr in dwen- ber two aviator flew from toronto to muton on trianksgivlng day and reap ed a rich harvest over 100 by charg ing thirtyfive dtltetu of the town in cluding six women ts each t or a ft minute flight in the air two young men paid u each for the uurtll of thcloop champion acton a number of the friends here of miss jessie gumming held a bridal shower party in her honor on saturday evening at the rtotne of mr and mm d il lindsay a durant car minus the hoe plates was found by chief mopher- son in the bush near bpeystde last week the owner wa located in to ronto and recovered hi property on monday afternoon mr harold parmer municipal clerk who ha been lncanltated through 01 ness for the past two months la eon valesclng nicely and will shortly be able to reeume hi professional and municipal dutlea mr chas davidson haa returned home after spetidlng a month at the home of hi son mr john davidson olaalyn naiketrhewan while there he attended the wedding of hi grand daughter his melrose davidson to mr hudson of calgary mr a b nlcklin wturoed home on thursday from a very pleasant five months visit in the west she visited her daughters mrs p 8 selwood of calgary and mrs t k mecallum of edmonton and friends in regina on the way home pree pre cnutskham ufo cheltenham uto and u p w o- concluded a successful year last week and elected their new officers during the past year the branch ha transacted over tamo of buslneas they made cooperative purchases of coal seed and fertfllnr and with the assistance of the ladle put on a num ber of entertainment following are the new officers u p w o president mrs bert taylor vicepresidents mr jama lyons and mrs v praser sectress mrs wil liam mountain oommitte chairmen mrs oeorge hutchinson lin george love mrs w w wuklnaon pianist miss irene suverthorne ufo president victor praser vicepresident clarence lyons see- treas hugo lyons auditors bert taylor w w wilkinson director oeorge wilkinson oeorge hutchinson oordon campbell program committee a m gordon bharpe harry cam well george wilkinson gordon campbell delegate to convention vic tor the ontario hallway haa ordered an interaluuiglng switch between the luui of the orand trunk railway and canadian pacific ru1 way at brampton while driving hotne with hi team oeorge hood of dundalk had one of hi horses so badly injured when the wagon was struck by a light truck that the horse had to be shot rev w a mcalplne has accepted a call from the eongregatlons of the baptist churches at delta and phil llpsvllle for the post ave year he ha been pastor of the brampton church physician to abraham lincoln dr john m robinson m year old 1 dead at tlie veterans home in young- villti cal dr robinson witnessed the assassination of lincoln and wa pre- ent at his death rev copt martin mpp brant- ford is said to be in line for the speakership of the ontario legisla ture in succession to hon w d black w ii ireland chief whip of the party is also mentioned t o hall centre road has sold his two hundred acre farm near bri tannia known as the pred gardner farm to m c johnson of king town- hip the price paid was 18000 and the new owner gets possession next april president christie of tlie ontario agricultural college at quelph re ports a largely liwreased enrolment this year a total of 325 students have entered for the fall term a com pared with 178 in lm- the exeter timadvoete tells a good one a young lady visited one of the exeter store and asked to try on a red ooat she said her mother wa sending to one of the city stores for a coat for her and she wanted to know if the color was becoming forcing a rear window in the cana dian national railways station at rockwootl monday morning thieves broke open the strong box and escaped with about mo in cash the cafe wa of an oufaahloned type the burg lary wa the second in rockwood over the week end the hudson bay company which for 300 years ha been trading in can ada is to make the first shipment over the new hudson bay railroad for transhipment by water from churchlu it will consist of one ton of this year wheat crop to be aent to england in notes and comments tjbe of ofaaeen language of young girl on tha street of tuleonburg cenlly resutled in barl becroft till- sonburg hotel employee being sen tenced to two year in portsmouth penllmuauy by magistrate palerson in county police court on friday to nome that may seem a stilt sen tence for a trtfllng offence but it 1 really not so it should be a lesson to some of our foulmouthed youth not to use such lartguage on any oc casion or in any company it 1 well to know that there t a form of pro hibition that may be brought into ef fect against indulgence in such a misuse of gods good gift hui speech the first levelerosslng fatality at elora occurred wednesday afternoon nov lath when robert o dobble proprietor of eclipse bakery in elora wa instantly killed when o p r train engine no 488 in charge of conduc tor walker and engineer wright struck the new delivery truck he wa driving dragging it about 100 feet fromthe crossing susan shook daughter of the late john henry shook and susan dolson pioneers of the wet side of ohlngua- cousy township passed away on nov loth in her 76th year after a period of failing health she wa bom and ha spent her life on the second 1 west onlngiiacousy and wa associat ed dulmg her life with home church alloa at a meeting of oakvlue council a deputation of four men under the leadership of mayor thtima blake- lock wa appointed to go to ottawa with a view of having the east pier at oakville harbor rebuilt the mem bers of the deputation are w j l lurapshlrc deputy reeve robinson councillor j r dyers and a a por- ster nova scotia recently voted to for sake prohibition by a majority of 38000 it carried a plebiscite favoring government control of liquor prince edward tilsni is now the only pro vince left in the dry column in can ada in 10 year there ha been a complete switch from rjrohlbltlon oss of building hay and crop amounting to 10000 occurred early sunday morning when the large bank barn 80 x 70 ft belonging to reeve j u moffatt caledon east was destroyed by fire of unknown origin the fire wa discovered by member of tha family and alarm was respond ed to by all neighbors for many miles around but it was impossible to si anything but the stock mr moffatt carrle a small amount of uuuranoe farmers in the milton district are up in arms against hunters from tha cities overrunning their place and shooting practically every animal in sight whether it be wild or tame hun dred of trespass notice have been tacked up on the farms and all of fenders will be prosecuted jame hunter of orangevllle on tuesday october 16th celebrated hi loo birthday tha town council pre sented him with a comfortable arm chair and a suitable addresa among those who called was mr joseph an derson who will be 03 years of age in january the people of nsaaagaweya held their annual memorial servioe at tha soldiers monument erected in the township on monday morning wreaths mere placed around the monu ment by reeve campbell the ser vice wa continued m tha presbyter- ian church the special speaker being rev il w a brand of oampbellvllle fkrndale cottaokeh enjoy fowl buffer the eighty cottager of ftendale park together with their wives and children to the number of 9ui gather ed at the park on tuesday evening of last week where they nctyd a hot chicken supper provided by the wit a of the united church mr and mr il k house and mr and mrs w if henry welcomed the guests the evening was spent in euchre anil dancing the martmranuay orches tra brampton supplying tha music many happy hours of the past t- were recalled by the several cottagers during the evening just an example of the change that odd to the cost of government ute preparation mads by the ontario department of higubmy to keep the main provincial highway opened may be cited a few year ago there was never any thought of motor traf fic during the cold weather most people a a matter of course put away their cars for the winter the con ditions however have changed and nowaday motorist expect the auth orities to keep the roads open despite tlie weather this winter 4he dep artment expect to keep aome 1j00 mile of roadway available for uiotor- ing to make this possible a fleet of snowplows and trucks and a goodste ed staff of men 1 required in ad dition the problem of slippery road 1 to be tackled and arrangement are being made to establish hug dump of sand and cinder at strat egic point along the system of high ways for use when the road surface is covered with ice or sleet all this service cost money and i reflected in increased aovemuent expenditure but the people demand it and have a way of getting what they ask for when they make their want known the port arthur new chronicle ha a brief for the town newspaper it considers the latter a national toe- tor of no mean importance a com pared with the metropolitan journal it says turning from tha city news papers to the small town pre ex change that eonae to the news- ohrorilcle desk 1 like slipping from the slum full of vile into an old- fashloned garden sweet with lavender and thyme and the scent of thwimui flowers the page of the big dailies are so full of murder thievery im morality and selfishness that the bet ter news is obscured by the glaring shattering of the decsiogue one put the papers aside with a feeling of depression and heartache that the world i so full of terrible and unhappy things then picking up the paper that record the happening of tha little towns one gains renewed faith in ufa here 1 set forth only that which up lift a community the activities of the business men the church news the civic good accomplished by tha women school item the happy catherines of the people the marri age births and death farmer items and all the thousand and one daily occurence that make up tha annals of the great common people who are really the foundation of thl broad country of ours hiww people speak lightly of the country newspaper but it u one of tha 4 potent and uplifting factor in our national existence the great have their mission but their acope is too big to touch very closely the inner things of life norval the bataar held by ht pauls w a in the perish hall last prlday after noon was a splendid success bright weather brought out a record atten dance urs richard araham was in charge of the tearoom and was ably assisted by alias a aletvlennlng un c ooupumd lira ii oaseley lira l p areenwood urs w b browne urs r kerr lira loree and lira b snow m charge of the booths ware miscellaneous urs j araham ap rons urs geo oray and urs amtth ranklne candy riandlrerchlefs and plants alice orey llary ctounland uudred oaseley and e shau home- cooklng urs j ibtrgasan urs t hewson jr and urs shane tee cream ulaa p uagulre mrs will araham urs nelson robinson was caahler and rev and urs boyd welcomed the visitors the w a wish to thank all those who helped make the baaaar such a success the young peoples union held theftr organisation meeting in the presby terian church on uonday evening last and elected the following offtoera hon presldenta ia p qreenwood and aarflsld ueolure president walter fiddler vice presidents 1st xdna ifeohnw and lira thos hewson jr 3rd oar- field ueolure 4th i p areenwood 8th ura root boyd th uurray laird 7th urs e ucdonald ath chester early secretary urs clifford mfsrten treasurer clarence ueolure pianist ura bang uerobershlp drive nsnlslus lflsaas alice gray and lualla held door keepers oliver hunter w u brain lunch committee ulssas lueue held ifyrl early alios oray addle oaseley urs j araham urs p d ueolure urs h chumlngham ura aarnsld ueolure press reporters harold uoclure uua uyrl early the nrst meeting which is a social evening will be held on llonday dae and in the parish hall quite a number of friends gsdhered at the home of ur andrew lloolure and his daughter uay at norval on tuesday nov 11th to celebrate ur ueclures gird birthday after par taking of a bountiful wt the af ternoon was spent in speeches and social intercourse tea was served and thanks tendered ur and mas ucclure for their kind hospitality af ter which all departed for their turns those present were ur and ura d ii cation brampton ur and ura oarfield ucclure and hyatt ueolure brampton ur t ucclure and aletar ulss a j ucclure balunuad ura j piatt arand valley ulss r king acton ur and urs alerander lle- klnney and daughter little bramp ton ur and ura archie arrnstronc uay field ur and urs ualvui wan- less hornby ur and lira truman lull orand valley ur and ura j ii hall orton urs oscar hall wald- mer ur and urs wm ueolure and family and brother cyrus george town ur and urs wm ueolure brampton pretseuea at came owing to reckless driving of gome motorists trafalgar township eeameu deemed it necessary to place aome ad ditional posts to those already on the curve near drumquln and also some at the nrst curve north of the ooyn school to protect the property juoisi this part ol the road

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