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page 2 it the georgetown herak wednesday evening october29th 1930 mmbaaiaaraatsswaamiti rotiriarat m tiaiiajaiiawaiijatavacaiaiiaw forced tfr raise cash i 1 i ni i i i ii i trr goocjs must be sohd to raise cash every article to be sold at cost price in this siulilrn lific t altir you find it necessary to clothe yoursrlt uulunlv ami at tl1lstirc you will be uble to fur nish youriwu willi the- iirirssniv rctiiirrmcila at rock bottom prices i i married l 0one3 liarraclouohat dews- b btiry yorkshire england on tues- diiy oicobcr 7th 1930 oswald e junes u miks louie v barruclough sister of ernest y bitrrfloukh esq ip llenwllliiims canada l a iiiijikr- alcott on monday twiuuii 20lh 1930 by rev r w hiimley edith may third eldest b tluiikhtcr of mr and mrs irorge aliott lo wm hllllcr holmes oil tuesday october 91st li at thetseniwul hospital gtlelph violet may ruddy wife of prank e hulmrs acton nnd only duiikhter of mr and mrs joseph ruddy leorttclown aged 36 years i here arr kstru only a low oi bo oulsluuding bargains lo be had men fierce 1 mod shirts and drawers reg 1 00 73c men fleece lined comimiations reg 200 138 en 50c 20c mens fine so silk and wool rtfg 75c v 38c mens salt and pepper work shirts also railroad blue chambray and khaki reg 100 and 1 25 only 73 mens fine shirts collars attached and collars to match reg 125 and 150 only gj also dress shirts reg 250 138 mens work pants reg 175 139 mens fine wool pants reg 295 238 large double bed size ibex blankets i 24 on sale at 198 mens solid leather work shoes a snap at 269 mens goodyear welt calf oxfords reg 495on sale 289 also boys fleece combinations mitts caps sweaters and dr shirts at very attractive prices the nttemlance at the gregory theatre was not what- ii should have been on monday evening when george town ciilwns band put on the first of their series of entertainments counter attractions anj bad weather was somewhat to blame but not al- uikilhrr if i he cltlwus of george town want a bund in town they must klve li their support the boys are dicing theliart splendidly and de serve every onstderjitton at lhe hoods ifeomr citlsens you not only missed iiivmpportunity u show your anprecl- rtloh or a fjy worthy organisation ittit yon missed a aplcndkf musical pro gram you win- have another op portunity shortly and dont forget to do your part please obituary in our ladies department we are offering ladies fall dresses in fine materials of latest styles reg 795 on sale at 475 ladies silk and wool hose in assorted shades at only ladies silk bloomers in assorted shades and sizes at only also silk bloomers reg 1 00 at only ladies silk slips reg 1 25 at only ladies flannelette night gowns reg 125 at only ladies silk vests reg 75c at only 47c 47c 69c 87c 79c 37c we are also offering childrens white middys and red flanel- ette middys tarns skirts with detachable waists boys reefer coats shoes mitts suits etc etc at absolute cost price many other aston ishing bargains now is the time to avail yourself of the opportunity to save dollars on this big saving sale to meet your pocket come and bring your friends r sale now on watch our windows for exceptional values h goldstein gibbons block main st georgetown mrs frank e holmes a lilue home was indeedly sadly boreft and the community g4eved by death on tuesday of mrs prank is holmes at the age ofihirtjsix years mrs holmes had not been in good health for several weeks and a week or so ago was removed to the hospital for care her condition gradually crew worse however and she passed away on tuesday at the general hos pital in guclph mrs holmes was be fore her marriage miss violet may ruddy a daughter of mr and mrs j s ruddy of georgetown she was a bright little woman always interest ed in the activities about town she was a member of the iodjs and of knox church choir her fine soprano voice was freely given to solo and choir work in the choir when her time would permit in many circles mrs holmes will be missed and regret felt at her early death but in the home where the tender care of a wife and mother are lost she will be missed most by her sorrowing husband and little billy jack and helen her par ents mr and mrs j s ruddy of georgetown and two brothers mr pretf ruddy of georgetown and mr charles ruddy of amoris texas are loft to mourn the passing of a beloved daughter and sister to all of these the community and a wide circle of friends join in extending their heart felt sympathy the funeral was held on friday afternoon with a private service at the home followed by service in knox presbyterian church it was conducted by her minister rev h l bcnnie interment was made in pairview cemetery acton free press deceased was the only daughter of our esteemed citizens mr and mrs t ly have the sympathy of many george town friends in their very sad bereave ment the 78th ainnjvereary of st georges church fittpnolrekucbkaxkia on sun day am mtlma lumhm sermons hy rev j t rob- bins tb- of sx aikis- t1nes cihtrcii xoronto at iiomit and presentation ijjru ronnrittloii present at st tieorms church las sunday when the 78th unnivcrsary of the founding of the church in ioorntown was liuiuiuy celebrated eloquent and in- ijinnk srrmoiik were delivered by krv j t robbim lyrh o si a u justines church toronto at the morn inn service lay reader joseph beaumont leuxi us the scripture lessons lh chap of 1st chroni- ties begnmum t w vrrjao ami hc 10th rhuf of pauls epistle- to thi mebrrws oguniiim at thi 19th verse riv mr robhins chose as his text the 2iul vene 6f the jkhli psalm vir befurr the motmtithis wore brought forth dr ever thou hadst formed the earlh and iliewofld evwi frtm evei- lastini toewflastihg tliou art god the- 5etkkir tjaid i part the greates inessokov i can bwringo you on this the occasion of your 78th ajmi vorsary is tfie reality uf god there are influences at work today deny inn the reality of god and endeavoring to nut him out of trie affairs of men as nothing but persons responsible for such influences are in the small min- ority and they are not lho more in- leillrent mindstrashy literature heatres tli talkies etc cause doubt in many minds as to uic necessity or god and the sense of sin is largely destroyed deceivers have deluded many minds and there axe men and women who ay twit uttlo attention to the word of god we should remem ber that all sin bears fruit in our bodies and lives excitement and en joyment of the comforts of life are today available to almost all and comfort on one hand ajid excitement on the other helps us to forget god forty years ago it was thought there was no possibility of harmony between theologians and scientists but today theologians and scientists are really coworkers with few exceptions for ihe grand ideal of truth of god many scientists of recent days are christian men and seek divine guidance in their work through prayer dont forget god because a few of the lesser lights in science make a noise the great tendency of science today is towards the gospel of truth and scientists and thcoldglans are working to help make the world and society better no one can accomplish the greatest in life without gods help there are vari ous groups in communities the world over each wanting to be supreme nothing good can come of a divided state of society there is need for unifying power to raise men and wo men to a new plane of life and there is only one power through which that can be accomplished tne power of al mighty god there is abundant evi dence of his power in this world where every planet works harmoniously with every other part of the universe this could not be without the guidance of god these marvellous works and splendid beauty assure us of a won derful being behind it all who shows himself full of love for man whom he has placed in charge of the uni verse he has made all things had mrs a lu chambers alberta prise ilia neville wife of a u chambers passed away at her home queen st milton monday af ternoon after a lingering illness de ceased who was well known and high ly esteemed was an active member of st pauls united church and her death is regretted by a large circle of friends she is survived by her husband and two sons lewis and willmott both at home high school board r h thompson c for dependable hardware happy thought quebec ranges pease economy furances pease economy hot water boilers conor electric washers jjjee lowe brothers paints lacqueret rent johnson electric floor polisher latest model plumbing electrical wiring sheet metal and furnace work estimates given r h thompson co phone 46 t georgetown m 337 800 1965 200 meeting of september 30th present e y barrclougn chlnnan h i hull s kirk w t evans watson accounts passed geo lumber co h a wilson st co for pole cordlngleys hardware qeo ferry it was decided to purchase thirty atlases as recommended by the h s inspector meeting of oct 21st present e y barraclounh h l hutt w t evans w v orant accounts passed georgetown herald 300 murdock stationery 950 l w dann 75 provincial paper 450 triet eaton co 2700 qeo lumber go 140 r- it thompson co 2317 the report of inspector hooper was read high school notes inspector hooper visited the school and reported himself well pleased with conditions the following are ex tracts form his report the board has installed in the class rooms a protection against direct draught thm caretaker is doing good work and the scrwrb0naijr amjirrounds are well looked after division of duties among teachers satisfactory provisions for teaching the courses satisfactory provisions have been made discipline good registers properly kept literature texts in lower school very satisfactory supplementary reading satisfactory sight translation in latin and french a good arrangement has been made classroom decorations the school has a goodly number of excellent pic fcurea all of the teaching which i observed was of a high order in no case was there any evidence of poor methods or of weakness in dlclpllne under the present principal and staff the re sults in examinations should con tinue to be satisfactory art portfolios an excellent beginn ing has been made records of practical and experiment al work in science satisfactory the school is in good hands and the work is progressing favourably then is a good moral tone in the school the pupils seem to be anxious to make pro gress and have proper attitude towards their work the lack of an assembly hall and a gymnasium is still a serious handicap at present satisfactory arrangements cannot be made for physical culture nor can the pupils all meet together in general assembly i am glad to leami however thajethe board is sym pathetic towards these necessary ad ditions and uhavc no doubt they will be provided as soon as circumstances permit tie mobbrn method the barrier of distance is ai thing of the past t4ow miles are no handi cap for the telephone is a lightning voicebearer over 70000 times a day the people of ontario and quebecplace outoftowm calls jt is a wmstantly growing hajlt ntt an iriexpehshrjl their origin 111 jiw3 mid his wuiiuuiful works date back farther than science when this universe comes to an end god will be there to guide his people to eternal everlasting light theology is supreme over science we are all called to be preachers of the gospel in our daily life or by word of mouth the world is waiting to see jesus christ in us k master teacher healer comforter and one who understands the realities of life the world can only see jesus if you and i reveal jesus to the world let us give our selves to ood by carrying the spirit of jesus christ into the world and show that we are walking with jesus that others may join with us in the worship of ood before the mountains were brought forth or ever thou hadst formed the earth and the world even from everlasting to everlasting thou art god the special music rendered by the choir under the able leadership of mr jack thompson and the organ volun taries by mrs- w p bradley were much appreciated and enjoyed by the large congregation the chancel of the church was beautifully decorated with flowers there was a large congregation again in the evening and the service was fully choral ttic choir sang to thee we call by rachmaninoff as a in- trolt and olory to ood the father for the anthem the rev j t rob- bins preached another powerful ser mon from the 40th chapter of isaiah verses 30 and 31 even the youths shall faint and be weary and the young men shall utterly fall but they that wait upon the lord shall renew their strength they shah mount up with wings as eagles they shall run and not be weary and they shall walk and not faint he drew a wonderful picture of the inability of man by himself to fight the battles of life even at the best time of his life the time of youth and went on to show that only those who wait upon the lord can get the supernatural strength to enable them to soar up like eagles to rise above the difficulties and trials of life get the strength which will enable them to run the race of life wlthdut getting weary and walk the dally path of duty without fainting the rector was in charge of the services all day and mr j beaumont read the lessons in connection with utetgui anni versary of the founding of st oeorgcs church a delightful at home was spent by the members of the congrega tion in the parish hall last monday evening oct 37th the rector acted as chairman and welcomed lhe guests after which a splendid programme was given by members of the church those taking part were mrs williams the olrl guides st georges orchestra miss joyce stacey the boy scouts mrs j graham mr cecil wyatt mrs- a h feller and the willlnk helpers bible class the rector gave a short his tory of st georues church- and major oranf followed with some delightful reminiscences a presetnallon to mi and mrs l p dcnlson was mado by the rector with the following address dear mr and mrs denlson it was with sincere regret that we heard of lhe necessity of your re moving to toronto to live because during the eleven years of your resi dence in qcorsetown you hayc made many good friends especially in st georges church where you and your family have so faithfully worked arid worshipped we are all losers j3y yqur going out tram our midst we wanted to take this opportunity of just saylnre thank you for an your splendid efforts to aid and assist this parish practically every organi sation in the church is under a debt of gratitude to you because you have undertaken wort and given generous ly to nearly every deparuneht of uor churchs varied life jt was our in tention at drat to allow each organutav tlon to say thank you in its own particular way bu on second conr slderaudn it was felt ttoal it would be milch nicer to have one corporate hank you rrom the whole pariah which thank you we now prctceed to give will you mr and mrs denlson please accept on behalf of st georges church georgetown a very sincere and hearty vote of thanjks for ail your work here on our behair we cannot express ull our gratitude and ue can not begin to repay all that you have done here in our midst because faith ful service can never be adequately re warded that is ih this- life but we want you o know ana feel that we do appreciate all that you have done for us in this connection we would ask you to accepfalth our best wishes for your future liapplness this silver tray which we hoie you will like and which we trust will be round useful wenecd hardly say that you will always be most welcome in our midst and we trust that you will always keep u wurm stot in ycur heart for st georges church georgetown airui thaiikiiik you for all your help and many kindnesses we are yours very gratefully st georges congregation per pred h wase rector mrs s groat president of the wo mens auxiliary very ably supported this on behalf of the wa with some cleverly written verses the two war dens mr s kirk and mr w v orant ulso kkke very feelingly of the good jworkthme by mr and mrs deulson- and their family whjch mr arid mrs rxnlson both acknowledged in an able and gracious manned the rector announced that- the special r offertory on sunday for the electric motor to pump the organ amounted to 12370 the womens auxiliary of the parish who had gone to so- much trouble and expense in connection with the presentation also provided and served the very dainty lunch nl the close clearing auction sale op- farm stock the undersigned has received in structions from oikistopiner hollinfrekn to sell by public auction at lot 4 7th lino esquesing on saturday november 1st ism at i pm the following young cattle7 holstein heifers 2 yrs 2 holstein steers 2 yrs 2 black heifers 2 years 2 while heirers 2 yrs 4 red heifers 2 yrs 3 roan heifers 2 yrs 4 red steers 2 yrs 1 durham bull 2 yrs cows 2 durham garde cows 4 yrs old spotted durham grade 7 yrs red durham grade 4yrs spot ted durham gtade 2 yrs ayrshlfe cow 3 yrs red cpws yrs black eow 4 yrs black cow 3 yrs white cow 2 calves t sheep 22 breeding ewes i ram pips i brood sow and 8 pigs- 1 youni sow the above iwill be sold without re serve as the proprietor is in ill health- terms a1i sums of 30oo and under cash over that amount 10 months credit on aproved joint notes per cent per annum off for cash it t f chisholm auctioneer credit auction sale 7 head of fresh cows spring ers stockers and feeders ilif undersigned has received m- struchuns from fked wrigoleswortii to sell by public auction at ut 2 7th line esquesing at hornby ou tuesday november 4th imo at 1 oclock the following reg holstein cow 4 vrs calf at foot reg holstein cow 4 yrs du- timi 0 y holstein cow 4 yrs due nov 24th durham cow 6 iyrs due time of sale durham cow 6 yrs due time of sale roan cow 7 yrs due nov 23rd holstein cow 6 yrs due dec 8lh holstein cow 4 yrs due jan 5th holstein cow 6 yrs due pmar 1st holstein cow 4 yrs due apr 16th jersey cow milking- 4 holstein heifers 2- yrs fresh 3 hol stein heifers 2 yrs calf al foot holstein and ayrshire heifer due nov 2nd holstein and jersey heifer due nov 8th holstein heirer due nov 7th durham heifer due jan 12th part jersey heifer due jan 13th hol stein heifer due feb 2sth reg hol stein heirer 11 mons 20 durham and hereford steers about 900 lbs 20 dur ham uid hereford steers c00 bo mo lbs 5 durham heiters 600 ibsx a veal r 3 to 4 weeks old i terms all sums of ttsoo arid un der cash over that amount 10 months credit on bankable paper 6 per eenl per annum off for cash veal calves sow and 9 pfgs to be cash j p robinson r 3 kerr clerk auctioneer a k jot vny a4 ckcoac jtk cx 4av i announcing i arrival of i new fall and winter goods we are again ready to serve you with fall and winter needs in clothing shoes and accessories the same outstanding values and courteous service await you at all times d brill co g corner mill main sts phone 1 67 georgetown acoeax k mx rx 6v naoomkaby x why ijou should bin a radio a new majestic electric radio actually costs you less to -t- own and operate than many sets being offered at special bargain prices first because while you may buy some radio sets for less the depreciation service performance and tradein value wipe out this mythical saving and more before a season has passed most people now buy radios on time so the purchase of a majestic means but a few tlollars more outlay at the time of purchase and a few more monthly payments at the end of that time the value of the majestic as a tradein is definite and sure there la always a demand for used majesties whereas the loss yon will take on nameless stencils or specials or cheap radios built to a price makes your original purchase an expensive one majestic is the largest manufacturer of complete radio receiving sets in the world it if fathered in canada by the rogersmajestic corporation limited the largest radio manufacturers in the british empire were it not for this tremendous output majestic prices would be 10 to 25 higher if the sanft mimlily v m maintained due to this enormous production maj tn prii s ar as low as most radios of much cheaper construction i bus i v ry majestic is really a bargain extraordinary value for vmr nionej the 1931 majestic models with superscreen grid anil suiter colotura dynamic speaker arc now on display at our sir uiiu in see them and find out about our liberal terms today 1 v j n oneill son phone 14 main street georgetown md