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kvge the georgetown herald wednesday evening december 18th 1929 christmas cake leave your order enrly for choice christmas cake iced with pure almond pnate we nlao have pure almond paste prepared for your cake hamiltons bakery in mkmormm oolden in loving memory of nur darling otrthrlne who departed her life dee lbui 1038 wr often think of yon dear cathrlne and our honrt are rilled with pain pur till earth it would lie heaven could wa hear your voice aeatn day of sadnru come oer um train of aorrow oftlmea flow memorv keetm yotl darling near iwliom aod called one year uuo badly hilswd by mother father and ilrolhbnt phone 202 main st at a y georgetown si si awisniawinsccaatn fruits vegetables etc for christmas jumbo peanuts par lb data 3 lb tor mixed nuu 3 iba for walnuls filberts almond and bratll no 1 cooking onloru 10 lb for spanish onions 5 lb for cranberries par lb large oranges per dos smaller oranges per do me mc florida drape fruit 4 or grapes 3 lb for large head lettuce each california carrota 3 bunches for potatoes par peek oabbaoe oelerv amd bananas a restivo main st use jtla mc me jsa mc jm i jse jse ma jae me me mt inrtrmttimrtrtn deforest crosley and eveready iradiosets dauntless 14a00 new invader 19975 renown 22500 eveready 24475 battery models from 75 up a small down payment puts one of these sets in your home balance monthly will gladly demonstrate any set in your home without obligation on your part a and b battery tubes and accessories t j speight phone 279w georgetown 99 gifts that please no matter what your gift problem you will find the answer in our com- ii plete stock of christmas gifts pearl on amber toiletware in natural note oraen blue and uslse s piece set mjs brush and comb set french ivory 0 piece set special 91lm yardley 8u yardley lfena set s flower seta clay paree sets armond seta 85c 11 m um um um um um ixm um um um um um ts1v ana um me t i1sm tse mni um uolra and neluona chocolate aa um olffsrs xmaa wrapped in boxes of 6 10 35 60 tie to um claarette in chrutmu packages me to 91j5 pipes alh trays smoking bets cigarette cases and lighten tie to um lie to um se to tte uimmp stationery in sift boxes christmas cards with envelopes victor radio the sift supreme vletrolas apexorthophonlc electric phonograph regular 1105 00 clwitlmavepecial books for kiddles boyi girls and grownups se to tie llohmer sleuth organs me to um kodaks ilu to 1u5 we will take subscriptions for any uagsilrm or periodical at the pubuihees prices parker pens pencil en desk 8u ecuswe pea uul pesuu bat our community christmas tree hanta claim wiii fell ufuk onf monday kvenino an wants hi mfcki i uk ttlllmkkn tlte community christmas tree un der the direction of the- oeorgetown diulnenii mcnn association will be held at tlte corner or main and mill streets on monday luenlnir dec 33rd at 730 o clock chrislmas hymns and carols will be hiino santa onus will be there and t itcncral uond time i assured all who arc preccnt at the annual christmas gathering y tlte btulncfis men have recolvedii telearam from bnnta olaus advising uint ho will be on hnml and cordleuy inviting all the children of the com m unity to meet him at the christmas tree nrjit monday night lljst scab ttsss paper csrt ufcfcsa smd ersryuuflf to saake yaw gifi ttlruuvs danns drug store phone 327 gewsfrrtowa esquesing council blewnrttmin dec lflth 1d30 tlte council met imnumnt to ad journment mcmberx all prownt the reeve in iliu chair minutes of last meetlnu ucre read and confirmed clcaie wilson that the treasurer nay acton public utilities commission street lights for deardmore crescent sept 17th to dec 17th 1020 1500 bell telephone acct 38133 nov lflth to dec lbth and 8311 nov isth to dec 15th um hydro electric power commission brampton lights at coun cil chamber sept to dec 1020 i1o1v0 carried appelbe wilson that the treas urer pay s h lindsay on collectors salary for 1037 and 1028 1830 car ried cleave appelbe that the cleric be instructed to write mr e p bowman land surveyor regarding municipal drain at ashgrove regarding the as sessment of costs of same and asking for a division of coats carried appelbe wilton that the treasurer pay the board of health accounts t l leslie meetings 12 00 mileage 4 00 total 1000 e y barraelough meetings 1300 mileage 3 40 total 14 40 i m bennett meetings 1200 mileage total 1300 dr paul meetings 1300 mileage 130 total 1320 dr paul salary 12500 dr paul account 75 j carried appelbe wilson that leave be granted to introduce a bylaw to pro vide for holding municipal elections for the year 1030 and that said by law be now read a first time carried cleave currle that bylaw to pro vide for the holding of municipal elec tions for the year 1030 having been read the first time be now read the second and thirds times and passed and the corporate seal attached car ried appelbe wilson that the treasurer nay munlclptllty of georgetown to division court clerk and bailiff fees for 1028 fl courts at fl 00 4800 queslngs ihare 24 00 to division court clerk and bailiff for 1020 fees 7 courts at s0o 5600 esqueslngs share 2800 total 53 00 carried wilson currle that the treasurer nay j banford cleaning and repair ing stove pines in councl ichamber jan 10th 1020 75c july 30 1020 putt ing yale lock on council chamber door 75c total 150 carried wilson appelbe that the treasurer nay david p mcenery refund on dog tax wrongfully assessed 300 also angus mcdonald refund on dog tax 2 00 and that alex mckays rool be reduced 200 for dog tax unoollect- nble carried currle cleave that the treasurer pay jos banford fumigating 75c time 80c total 155 carried currle appelbe that the treasurer pay to maintenance of jedlth pryde nov 1 to 30th 4500 mrs bule miller nov 1 to 30th 4500 mr jean camp bell nov 1 to 30th 4800 total 13500 carried appelbe wilson- that the treasurer nay elmer o thompson insuring township building to dec 3rd 1030 35 00 georgetown lumber co- lum ber for store floor 6 88 labor 975 total 13 81 carried wilson applebe that the treasurer pay the following- t l leslie meet ings 4500 mileage 1500 commission 10000 total 250 oo o e cleave meetlniti 43 00 mileage 1120 com 100 00 total 24320 oeo ourrie meetings 4500 mileage 1340 com 13000 total 17740 w o appelbe meetings 45 00 mileage 3x0 com 911000 total 15800 w a wilson meetings 4300 mileage 8 40 com 10000 total 150 40 carried appelbe wilton that the reeve do now vacate the chair and that it be taken by mr oeo cleave carried currle wlson ttint the thanks of this council are hereby tendered to reeve leslie for the courteous and im partial manner in which he has pre sided over the meetings of this council during the past year carried reeve leslie then thanked the mem bers of the council far the support they had given him throughout the year and also remarked upon the way the members hod cooperated to make the year thr most successful in the history of the township short replies were given by all pres ent general news mr alfred watsons resignation as manager of the guelph government liquor store will take effect at the end or the year ills duties will be taken over by mr edward jackson of jack- ton bros grocers who has been noti fied of his appointment to the posi tion among the honors won by canadians at the big chicago fat stock show were the championships male and female for shorthorn cattle exhibited by col p i deacon of unlonvllle col dea con won a great number of the first prises including two on animals pur chased from d campbell of moffat crushed beneath a huge weight of earth which fell from the aide of an excavation in which he was working at the ontario agricultural college joe prokoptuk 30 38 stevenson street ns almost instantly kilted monday morning athough his head was not caught beneath the mass he was dead before fellow workmen were able to extricate him broadway hcaaaals beast el revets hnappy flea hits a brilliant galaxy of song writers was assembled by columbia picture to provide the lyrics and mutio for comedy sensation coming to the are- gory theatre georgetown on friday and saturday december 30th and 31st such wellknown composers as fred thompson dave franklin jack stone james hanley sam coslow dave dryer bodney claire joe trent and charles daniels are responsible for the seven snappy numbers uiat are pre sented by a cast of soloists and a chorus of fifty stage beauties in co lumbias musical extravagansa y l leu lie warden most at the dinner and dance held at milton last night wardens dinner big social event ovet two hundred owehffl en joy hospitality op hal- tonh genial warden over two hundred ladles and gentle men attended the wardens dinner and dance held in the town hall mil ton on tuesday evening heretofore only men attended this annual fune- lon but warden leslie just went one better than his predecessors and in vited tlte ladles their presence add- d much to the enjoyment of the even inn which proved to be one of the most pleasant social affairs in the history of the county at about 730 all sat down to a de licious menu which was well served and heartily partaken of during ahlch time music was rendered by the mason orchestra of acton community singing led by mr qowdy was heartily joined in by the large gathering after which the fol lowing toast hit was announced the king responded to by sing ing the national anthem our country proposed by w j l hampshire esquolng and retixinded to by judge munroe of milton county council proposed by t poster burlington and responded to by members of county council the warden proposed by donald mclntyre of georgetown and respond ed to by warden t l leslie of es- luesing the ladles proposed by amos fsson of acton and responded to by mr mcvannell and mrs brown of milton our visitors proposed by james aialn or milton and responded to by o r church of streetsvule and j jamleson or brampton during the speech making warden leslie was the recipient of many complimentary remarks regarding the efficient manner in which he had ful filled the duties of the office of ward en both with credit to himself and he banner county of helton which he cprctented warden leslie thanked the mem bers of council and county officials for their splendid support and asslst- ince during his term of office as war den on motion of donald mclntyre and a buck a most hearty vote of thanks was tendered to warden leslie for the splendid evening provided and which all had so thoroughly enjoyed at the conclusion of this part of the program the tables were cleared irom the hall and a couple of hours acre very pleasantly spent in old and lew lime dances music was supplied iy masons orchestra of acton messrs at o anthony and amos mason call- tl off for the old time dances j m moore of georgetown was toast master warden leslie cerulnly gave his guests a good time and we know they all appreciated it he has established j precedent for future wardens hioii school commencement the annual commencement exercises 3f the georgetown high school were held in the gregory theatre last thursday evening there was a good attendance of parents and friends who enjoyed the programme put on by the students and other talent tlte girls choruses were under the direction of mr ralph ross folk dances by same of the younger girls and a boys drill were under the direc tion of mrs p cleave and mr l f curtln respectively a quartette com posed of miss h harrison mr and mrs black and mr ross sang during the evening a play the bluffers under the able direction of ulss e penson was one of the best ever put on by the school those who took part were erma mccumber margaret denlson allean alass ethel marshall june frank norman bally hugh lindsay h me- mally 8 sydney allen mcdonald p vannatter e wilson e mccumber mr e y barraelough chairman of the high school board spoke of the ine relationship existing between rustees teachers and pupils he made kindly mention of two of the mem bers dr pr watson who has served jn the board for twenty yean and prof h l- hutt who has been a mem ucr for thirteen years mr barra elough also made mention of a plan to erect a gymnasium and auditorium for the school the presentation of diplomas by mr barraelough was to the following evelyn ashmore edward bally aloy- slus bolger george dickie marion giffen hugh lindsay eleanor mae- donald erma mccumber john uc- sermld eva payne sidney silver velyn fitockford phare vannatter lower school honors farm i allan dew hunt omar difglns form ii james evans margaret macdonald dorothy wagstaffe btratchona medal for shooting jim evans glen williams the united church will hold their annual christmas entertainment in the town hall on monday december 23rd at 8 oclock sharp a sp rogrom has been arranged conslst- ng of dialogues recitations etc come arly and avoid the rush admission j5c and lc the junior loj held a successful christmas entertainment on monday night all the children received pres ents and candy and had a good time a bazaar held by the victory true blue lodge in olenwullams on dec 10th added 75 more to their growing building fund in aid of a much need- d lodge room the bazaar was open ed and presided over all afternoon and livening by worshipful mrs wilfred preston an added attraction of the day was the gypsy fortuneteller sister d bwan assisted by ulss mabel mcnally in charge of the stalls were mrs james bell homebaking mrs barlow and mrs sargent aprons and towels mrs cain and mrs collins curios mrs w everson and ulss irma barlow tea aprons mrs led- rldge miss g barlow and ida mc- menemy in charge of fish pond the ladies wish to thank the following who so generously donated to their basaar mr e y barraelough ur j beaumont mayor j b uadunsle reeve mclntyre georgetown lumber oo w c bessey regal bakeries to ronto eeaay and schouiarnp winners at winter fair the following are the names of the winners in kwwy competition my trip to the roynl winter fair lt gerald bhaln r r no 1 omk- vllle bfl 2nd garnet hheppord n re no 3 milton ha 3rd frank chltholm ft r no 1 hornby 63 4th louan 11aio r r no 3 free man bl flth fred bhorllll ii r no i george town no flth alan ilnrrop r r no 1 nor- vtil 75 lite folloulng are tlte names of the winners in the examinations held in the office of ontario department of agriculture friday dec lblh for tlte wholarfthlps ottered by the t eaton co ltd ut rred shortlll rr no 1 george town 00 anil garnet bhrnpnrit r r no 3 mil ton flfij 3rd gerald hholn r r no i oak- vllle 6g 4th logan iionioi r r no 3 free man 03 5th oeorcc or lea taruley 01 oth prank chltholm r r no 1 hornby 54 pirht pri7e in eskav competv- tion won by gerald hi iain r r no i oakviixe my trip to ine royal wittier fab during the past ceoson a judging contest hex been conducted through out the different counties of ontario rim ten highest junior farmers who had not been a winner in the two competitions previous had the oppor tunity of receiving the free trip to the royal winter fair this year after everything had been so care fully planned the railroad tickets were forwurded to tlte five hundred junior farmers throughout the province and vo were advised to meet at the royal york hotel toronto on tuesday the nineteenth day of november between the hours of b30 ojh and 830 pm i arrived in toronto at 1165 ajn and from the union station was directed through the underground pas- wie to one of the largest and finest hotels in the british empire namely the royal york while registering x made the acquaintance of several young men who like myself were looking forward with great anticipa tion to the eventful week at 3 to pjn we lined up at the side of the hotel for the beginning of our trip we paraded through the streets to the parmers cooperative plant where we received a very cordial welcome by mr marsh who gave an interesting address on the construction of the historical building tlte guide then started our route through the building we were first taken into tlic creamery department where the cream was coming to by trucks where it was opened sampled weighed stirred and then dumped in to the strainers to the pssteurlsers where it is heated to 180 degrees fohrenhelt then passing through tubes it is cooled to 40 degrees fahrenhett it is then put into the huge chums in the next room where five chums are turning out one thousand pounds or butter in two and a half hours after being washed salted and vork ed it is put into the press and cut ln- u pounds it is then wrapped and packed by the pretty young ladies connected with the creamery is an ice making plant where they make twenty tons of ice every twentyfour hours we were then taken into the seed department where we saw splendid examples of seeds and the difference between good and poorly graded potatoes we then entered the egg oradlng department where the eggs were be ing packed into different grades and the cracked eggs were opened put in to polls frozen and kept for the baker next came the chicken department where we were shown the difference between the milk fed and the crate fed the picking it taking forty sec onds to pick one bird and the pack ing before leaving again for the hotel we were presented with knives from th parmers cooperative ltd wednesday morning after an ap petising breakfast at the hotel we got into the street car and proceeded to west toronto to the packing houses here we saw the slaughtering and butchering of cattle and sheep and curing and trimming of pork before it is made into lard and the smoking of the pork we next walked to the union stock yards which covers forty acres of land with another forty for future needs we marched through the yards and saw the different varieties of cattle sheep and swine mr child gave an address on the history and management of the yards at the harris abattoir we were serv ed with lunch use load official secretary of the canadian meat pac kers mr fox vicepresident of the council and others gave short ad dresses and expressed their apprecia tion of having the five hundred junior farmers with them wednesday afternoon we went to the massey harris we were first divided into groups of twenty and each group had a plant official in chart while passing through we were shown the rough wood cut into dif ferent shapes for all the modem farm machinery the shaping heat treating and the making of cultivator teeth and points the different processes of the disc making of stool wheels the culling of nuu and bolts the mould ing of the hot molten iron and the dipping of the machinery into the paint wells before being served with a wonderful cafeteria dinner we were presented with steel tape unas after a few songs and yells we were hhown a comedy nun up on the farm also an educational reel on modern machinery on modem farms mr thomas bradshaw general manager welcomed the party with an address on changes made in mach inery motor cars and the ball tele phone during the past thirty yean and also emphasized the coming of the aeroplanes mr h l gibson and mr w mo- lad die also gave snort add we were then lined up and led by tlte highlanders band to the coliseum grandstand where we watched some high jumping and a shew of delivery horses then we were lined up again and iinde an impressive junior fennera pa rude around the showring and back to our places to watch the carriage horse at 11 pm we again left for the hotel thursday morning we visited the t eaton co ltd mall order the largest in the british empire in the printing department we were mtown how the catloguea books and their advertisement sheets were print ed catalogue are printed at the rate of seven thousand thirtytwo pages in one hour by one machine we were also shown the seven great pumps pumping and filtering water for tlte large store the generator which generates part of the hydro for the stoae and the reserve water sup ply in the basement we then entered the carpet and furniture department them into the artgallery where some of the great est pictures hang one picture of char les fox being valued at thirtytwo thousand dollars vji ncrnt proceeded by street car to thbvocoyal winter pair we nrat watched the judging of dairy cattle nd then had our lunch at coles after lunch we looked over the wonderful dupisy of cattle especially the ayreahlresk borates sheep and twine the farm machinery motor truck home furnishings the great dlnplay of apples especially the on tario f i unlay of macintosh the nor thern ontario product display and the wonderful showing of flowers at sao pm we took the htreet car to the king edward hotel where we were given u banqttet by the t eaton co ill tlte cryrial ball room mr harry mcoee vice- president of the t eaton co ltd acted as chair- man the trophies and medals were pre sented to the judging competition winners under the direction of mr r n duncan hon w p finlayson minister of land and forest outlined the traduction annually of his indus- trlen and sounded the challenge to the north to the young men seeking great farming career hon john h martin minister of agriculture gave a short address muyor samuel mcbrlde expressed the point or working toward a definite goal prof a r christie of the oac was the chief speaker and stressed the jtrulue of education and the wonderful dpiwrtuntty the oac was to the junior farmer the t eaton co are presenting fifteen scholarships of one hundred dollar each towards a two year course at guelph college and mr uarun added that the winners tuition fee might be omitted friday morning we had the privilege or visiting the parliament buildings and sitting of the legislature room we were also shown through the build ing before leaving we had our photo token at the main entrance we were next taken on a sightsee ing tour through the city by the t t c motor buses we went first to the universities through the residen tial section of rosedale to sir henry pellatts castle torontos future busi ness section the working mens down to sunnyilde and back to the royal winter fair after lunch at coles the afternoon was spent watching the judging of heavy horses and dairy cattle in the evening we watched the high jumping carriage and saddle classes the exhibit of the canadian royal dragoons and most interesting of all the maritime provinces showing their pleasureseeking grounds apple fun and the wonderful parade of their dairy cattle we also seen the four- horse teams from different companiea throughout canada abaturday morning after breakfast the appreciation of the crowd was ex tended to mr whltelock and mr mc- phall the five hondred junior far mers then dlsbandeda i must say that x am most grate ful to the department of agriculture for the educational trip they have giv en me cordingleys hardware what shall i givea pro- lem wc can help you solve stewarttown tha sunday and ptlhllo school of stewarttown aw kmo a eoaeart in uw townihlp hall ttiurt dm ltth at 8 oclock a good program conalat- lnff or choraua etc a play by tha junior tha ohruunaa aiuulo box a play by tha aanlora mix and mx mra boyd of norval alocutlonlil ad mission adulta 3sa children 10c terra cotta we are lorry to earn that mr zj rosen an old highly nepeeted real- dent la quite aerloualy ul at present the halton brick oo have cloaad down for the winter tney port having done a ruahlng trad in brick this year mr m lyons has the contrast of sawing lumber in mr w bmclalra bush on the oth line erin xmaa eoncerta are now tha general order of tha day ur r j stringer la spending s few daya with friends at acton mr r 3 clancy has a large gang of men cutting wood in his bush on the mountain for lie boys skates hockey sticks jack knives sleighs hack saw hand saw hammer flashlight snowshoes gifts for men driving gloves planes thermos bottle shot gun razor a good square or plane dust mops at judgeware colored tea pots judgeware colored pitchers colored coffee pots electric hot plates electric rangettes 126toz2s 13s and 160 me 128 soo 960 1200 and 3000 roasting pansblade iron aluminum pearl and white enamelled a range of colored electric lights japanese lantern shape rose bud acorn and torchons bums bread knives 90c 100 and 135 a merry christmas is our wish to everyone cordingleys hardware phone 25 georgetown we have exclusive novelties in hats including angora suitable for the holiday oam tnftltl the prices are right misses claridge herald block georgetown am radio service aooy5ae- reception admirable distance ideal original looks assured k o l s t e r r a d i o l a k o l s t e r llflatiwlaatlatrafiriaal can you get prompt and efficient radio service if you are considering the pur chase of a radio keep this in mind we have the latest instruments and equipment for testing and servicing radios and electrical appliance when you purchase a kolster or radiola you are assured of the maximum in radio quality and performance price from 12150 complete and op easy terms hot point appliances can you think of a nicu ob more uristot juus oiit and onit that will be bully arrauxiatko mat paml iraaa um 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