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sta j page 2 the georgetown herald wednesday evening april 2nd 1930 dont worry about vitamins of course you need vitamins and you can get theih all in tnis breakfast a glass- of orange juice for vitamin g 1- rrii a h jnf wheat births rqbtnson at hlllsburg on wednes day march 12th 1b30 to mr and mrs gordon robinson a son deaths ballanttne in georgetown on saturday march 29 1930 jdhn ballantlne dearly beloved husband of margaret mcnabb in his 87th year rn memoriam edge in loving memory of mary ann edge beloved wife of john edge terra cotta who died april 4th 1928 god is good he gives us strength to bear our heavy cross he is the only one who knows how bitter is our loss it is not the time- that the tears are shed o that tell the heart is torn but the passionate tears ui after yesors and remembrance silently borne sadly missed by husband and family r- with whole milk for vjtamins a b d and e a delicious breakfast easily and quickly prepared and costs but a few cents if you like a hot dish pour hot milk over the biscuits with all the bran of the whole wheat t company ltd lantcoiiallimvied io visit our spring tailoring exhibit tip top clothes- are known an over can nula for their smart appearance and then- wonderful value every claim made for them la backed by two and a hall million satis- fled customers now we invite you to call at our store and see samples of the new fabrics and pat terns for spring in this wellknown line over 200 different materials offer you the very widest range to select your new suit or topcoat from if you buy here i every cloth la guaranteed fine allwool all garments are deatgnect by men recog nized as style leaders on this continent all tailoring is done by master craftsmen dont delay until the rush is on i come in now 2400 buys any suit or topcoat tailor ed to your measure and guaranteed through out one price mam to measure d brill co fc pbrwwv ballan1 main st georgetown top clothes f we have held watcnea clocks ax laager yuan among themt lot lor by law la if a pkaae ad- iftrtlvui roster the jtawel- wul be sold shortly ter qaeca st west brampton have your eyes examined by i w ot walkerrdosc eyesight specialist bramptqn who will be at watsons drug store georgetown the second wednesday of every month or you may consult dr walker at his office in brampton john ballantjne suv john ballantlne st diet at hla home on king street at two oclock on saturday morning the 29th or march mr ballantlne was born at i rooski near omagh tyrone ireland eighty sevn years ago and emigrated to canada at the age of eighteen he settled near ashgrove in esquesins township later moving to georgetown where he became engaged in the coal and wood business which busi ness he conducted tlllra few years ago when failing health and strength de manded his retirement he was also active in the building industry and many houses in georgetown attest this- phase of his life and his honest methods of construction this business period which covered forty five years was marked by an unstained record for honesty and sterling integrity qualities that extended to his home life and life in the community in general he was one of those rugged pioneers who laboured early and late with axe and scythe and whose his tory is the story of the development of the township of esquesing in earlier days he was engaged in the logging buslnessrand his teams were wellknown on all the roads that led to oakvllie the shipping point at that time in religion he was a methodist and in earlier days attend ed the llttieoldchurch at ashgrove later he became identified with the church in georgetown of which he was a staunch supporter in politics he was a staunch conservative in so he was married to mary margaret mcnab at ashgrove and there and in georgetown his family of seven were born surviving him are his widow his daughters mrs wm rogers of polnte claire quebec mrs w a main of georgetown mrs wm edmis- ton of dlsley saskatchewan his sons james of hamilton ny and john of georgetown one son norman mc nab died in 1914 and one daughter mrs j c irons in 1924 there are also eight grandchildren and seven great grandchildren one brother m ballantlne of lxmdon and one sister mrs wm berry of arthur survive his passing was widely noted his funeral was well attended though by few of his own generation a testi mony to his abstemious jlfe as well as- to his rugged constitution when such a man passes there is a deep sense of loss to those who knew him best but there is also a sense of pride and satisfaction that a life so full of years was also full of accomp lishment without a stain of injustice or unfair means the funeral services were held at his late residence and were conducted by the rev mr caldwell and the rev mr rumley the interment was made in the family plot in green wood cemetery the pallbearers were reeve mclntyre mr sam kirk mr wm grant mr ed mcwhlrter mr john bingham and mr j m moore floral tributes were sent by mr john mcdonald messrs kirk and mclntyre mr and mrs w a main colonel and mrs g o brown the family mr harold marshall mr and mrs m ballantlne mr and mrs an derson mr and mrs jas ballantlne mr and mrs john ballantme jr and the halton rifles tgftvn council l grant ot 8500 for new addi tion to pubuc school considerable correspondence counts passed council met on evening with mayor mackenzie in the chair reeve mclntyre and councillors pan cummings davis denlson bessey and cleave present minutes of previous meetings read and confirmed chief tuck or the fire brigade ask ed for an increase of 100 in grant in the brigade x mr nunns addressed oewrwiu re error in assessment for income tax the matter was laid over for further information mr r b foulis addressed council re the building of new lavatories and an additional room at the public school at a cost of 8500 the present lavatories being unsanitary and a new room is necessary or the aceojnmoda lion of pupils plans of proposed new building were presented to council moved by denlson seconded ty davis that- tiertquest of the public qchool boa t t co mo lr mrs w w scott after an illness of almost five months duration rachel arthurs widow of the late w w scott of llmehouse passed away at her home lot 23 con 6 esquesing on march 24th mr scott predeceased her feb 14th 1933 a family of seven remain to mourn their mothers defeh mrs hill of georgetown mrs angus mc donald dolly mrs robert lane llmehouse mrs aiex dobble hamil ton mrs will hall acton and joseph jflcott llmehouse and j r scott at home deceased was a member pf the presbyterian church also a mem ber of the wmb qfiimehouse the funeral service was conducted by the rev mr maclean of georgetown mrs caldwell of llmehouse sang a beautiful solo homeward bound interment was made in llmehouse cemetery the funeral was largely attended by many friends and rela uvea the pallbearers were certuc cross will hall edward hiu angus mcdonald alex dobble johnathan lane friends from a rilsjrfljntftfli attended t6 funerat weretfrtand mrs frank dobble mc and mrs nel son lane toronto mr and mrs alex dobble hamilton mr and mrs wm lane mr and mrs longstreet erin mr and mrs swltxer norval mrs c b scott mrs norman mc- leod mrs t marchail mrs ben hodson acton i balljnafad ture for s85de for new class room and lavatories bo granted carried mr duncan asked council for use or park on june 3rd for public school field day the request was granted mr king of oakvllle addressed council re building of pavements in town and repairing queen street pavement engineer smith of oakville address ed council re building of pavements and cost of repairing guelph street correspondence was read from dr q v williams medical health officer railway board re opening- crossing thos roberts ouelph jre band enter tainment in town lawson stratton solicitors re municipal business trans acted and account of 15344 to date moved py cleave seconded by mc lntyre that the following accounts be 18 00 18 00 4 20 3 00 3 25 18 00 18 00 118 15 4 00 4 00 4 00 3 33 2 12 42 00 4 04 5 00 42 00 j39 14 2 65 3 50 5 8s 2 60 3 16 1 25 75 1 n 48 17 local council of women opened for pool swimming at a joint meeting of representatives from various organizations and the swimming pool committee of the local council of womenttitna in the rest room of the public library on mondoy evening it was decided to establish a rund to finance the build ing of a swimming pool in george town mr j m moore of the herald at the request jof the local council has kindly consented to receive contribu tions for this fund at his- amce- any contribution large or small will be gratefully accepted watch the fund grow llmehouse the womens association of the presbyterian church met at the home of mrs e marshall last friday there wad a good attendance a vocal solo by mrs aw norton and piano selepj tlons by mrs w mitchell were much enjoyed refreshments were served and a pleasant cfciajume enjoyed by all present mr a w norton has opened up tils quarry on the bq line and expects to have his full staff of men on hexjt weekr mrs dr r0 agnew and child ren of west china arrived at ner home here on saturday after a long tedious journey for a furlough dr agntfw is returning by way of europe and will spend some months visiting leading universities and getting equip ment for the work ot his department in west china union university glenwilliams wall paper g i have a full line of 0 190 papers something for every room can give you practical advice about wallpapers and paperhanging phone or write e blvidd box 109 tilnwllk interior and exterior painting etc etown flour kfeed we are introducing to you queen of roses pastry flour 500 bags only at this exceptional low price qfleelorroses ch fastrt flour sets fwa ran 1suwe fum ww 24 lb bag 4 no more than twq bags to one customer f n m phone and have- it delivered wcbesspv prompt delivery georgetown h marchment ww sts h marchment ww sts wm armtsrong c roszel waterworks w c cunningham streets h marchment sts park h marchment ww sts john mcdonald charity wm ward court fees e c thompson court fees wm ward court laes dominion stores ltd charity w o marshall freight toronto hospital for consump tives charity georgetown lumber co fire h georgetown floral co h r mimms insurtfnee guelph general hospital charity e c thomscm ms bell telephone chiefs res bell telephone town hall bell telephone mun office g r muckart waterworks gtown hydro electric t h gtown hydro electric alarm gtown hydro electric f hall gtown hydro electric ww gtown hydro electric power gtown hydro electric st lights 473 25 gtown hydro electric thawing 5 00 gtown hydro electric t h 64 a e farnell charity 2186 e thompson council services 9 50 j a thompson fees 88 00 lawson and stratton fees 153 44 carried the matter of outsiders selling bread in town was discussed and if there is any legal means to prohibit same action will be taken council adjourned to meet in two weeks on april 15th stewarttown the aypa met as usual friday evening last the meeting opened with hymn 735 the president mr c g english was in the chair the de votional exercises were taken by mr boyd the minutes of the last meet ing being read and adopted the meeting was then open for business new committees for the month of april were chosen the educational period then opened with a very ln terestingt ants by mr frank jenklnson mr english then save a talk on his experiences up in the northern lumber camps miss selection which was heartily encored after which miss dorothy maclean itave a reading on taking the grip both of which rtre thoroughly en- joyed mr h huntley gave a banjo seelction which was heartily encored the rest of the evening was spent in games and the meeting then closed with god save the king the dance in the hall last thurs day night under the auspices of lo l no 68 was a grand success there was a large attendance good music and good eats and everybody had a good time me too housewife interviewing prospective help i may tell you that we are vegetarians girl ive attended that church all me life mum the girl guides of st albans church held their enrolment service in the sunday school room on wed nesday evening lastu mr joseph beaumont presented tneflags to the guides and captain q edwards thanked him on behalf of the comp any miss g young conmmanding officer of the district enrolled eleven girls and gave a very interesting talk on the girl guide movement the georgetown boy scouts attended in a body under the leadership of mr 8tabey mr stacey gave a short talk on the scout movement and suggested thajiroup should be organized in the glen rev f h wase addressed a gathering of 75 persons including the parents of tfie members of the troops miss g young presented captain given edwards with a cap- tains wallet on sunday afternoon last rev wase dedicated the flags mr jos beau- mont presented the flags to the bear ers on behalf of the company the guides formed a guard of honor out side of the church after the service suddenly stricken about 11 oclock on wednesday evening last john davidson passed away at his home 53 woolwich street guelph deceas ed had been feeling well up to the time of the sudden seizure and his death came as a great shock to the whole community deceased was 61 years old and was born in mona town ship being a son of the late mr and mrs a davidson of glen williams he is survived by hi wife one daugh ter mrs- james clark guelph two- sons william of guelph and alex of kitchener also three brothers robert and alexander guelph- william rockwood and three sisters mrs john puzey guelph mrs hubert hunter georgetown and mrs john wheeler glenwilliams the remains were in terred in woodlawn cemetery guelph the panbearers werthttsr- brothers and three nephews mr and mrs p parr and daughter of weston spent sunday at the home of mr and mrs wm schenk it wont be long now boys our roads must be in very bad shape some of our motorists have decided to leave their cars ui george town apd walk home mr tfresley day of toronto was in charge of the meeting in the united church last thursday evening mr day gave a very interesting talk re freshments were served at the close of the meeting miss m tost who has been confined to her bed for the past few days is im proving nicely her many friends wish her a speedy restoration to health are we going to have daylight sav ing we are wondering if the rumour is right that we are going to have our roads paved this year this would be a good time to start cement work we were sorry to learn of the death qf mr stuart bouck of toronto which took place at his home in that city on monday stuart was a fre quent visitor with friends in the glen we are pleased to learn that mr e y barraclougn who has been con fined to his bed for the past two weeks is improving we hope for his speedy restoration to health qond father so you propose to take my daughter from me without any warning suitor not at all if there is anything concerning her you want to warn me about rm wtfiing to listen sun life assurance company ofcakkda meat market fresh and cured meats of all kinds fresh fish and oysters qrfdrdfivef i0m49699n9m39 irwin goldh am phone 1 r f u georgojtown a play entitled the spinsters con venuoh will be produced by the ladies aid of balllnafad united church on friday evening april 4thr admission 38c come and enjoy a good laugh mr and mrs david mcenery were the recipients of a surprise party on the occasion of their fortyfifth wed ding anniversary tuesday mar 25th a group of about twentytlve children and grandchildren gathered at thelr home to wish them many happy re turns an address was- read and pre sentation of gifts made by the grand children a number of the wm s ladles ex pect to attend the thankorerlng meeting in the united church george town on friday afternoon the march meeting of the wmj3 was held at the home of miss huggins the attendance being good though the weather conditions and roads were not at all favorable miss b h11u gave a very interesting paper on the study book and the treasurer re ported the quarters allocation almost reached jurangements were made fqr the easter thankoffering meeting which will be held oiu friday april 25th at the close of the meeting a dainty lunch was erved by the hos tess i the young peoples society held their devotional meeting on sunday evening when the minister rev oeo ahken gave an address on the divinity of christ next sunday evening the program is in charge of the missionary convener mr root shortlu j 192 9 a booklet embodying the directors report die address of the presi dent at the annual meeting and a full list of the securntes held by the company is now available and may be had on application to room 409 head office sun life assurance company of canada montreal extra miles of in laoxls saletjr rtt deep cut tre the tire of today for the car of today- has extra strength where strength is needed design refinements to meet every crisis a sensation from their start in the of 1929 the dominion royals are now standard equipment on many of canadas finest i pat dominion royals on your ear foe safe and troublefree driving this year and next j dominion royals are sold and serviced by canadas greatest tire organization the dominion tire depot system each inde pendent unit distinguished by its blue and orange color scheme domini depots the orcliarits of the world special ayhner brand royal anne white cherries x red pitted cherries ayhner 2 no 1 tins 23c special choice british colombia loganberries it lbalor q sifto pa7c coronattoa rd socfav ti 24c 44c victory rd caboe pr tin 17c 32c kiltie pink salmon tr tin 12c 10c j h forster electric wiring repairing of all electrical appliances v phone 2d georgetown plums lombards 2 tins 23c special whole sections florida grapefruit n blueberries no 2 tin 21e special- hohsr spec1ali p a gold soap 10 ban 49c juavbkalvasqbp apricots- vegetables ttustu vmm 2 tins 25c thistle corn jl tiam 25c thistle tomatoes no 2 rina 2 tins 27c 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