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v tv i b pae2 the georgetown herald wednesday evening april 22nd 1931 v baaiba bobn norton at georgetown on sunday april 12lh 1931 to mr and mrs allen norton a son died miller at olenwllllams on monday april 20th 1931 olive barman be loved wire of george miller it her 52nd year in memoriam qloveifc in ever loving memory of my dear iriothr elizabeth jane glover beolved wile of george glover who died april 23rd 1925 she was a loving mother a mother kind and true a better friend has never lived her ecjoals they were l she rests in peace in heaven above sadly missed by mr and mrs boy shepherd and grandchildren obituary mrs georgb miller an esteemed and respected resident of the glen m the person or oltve harman beloved wife at george mil ler died suddenly on monday april 20th deceased was in her 2nd year and had come here with her husband from erin four years ago besides bar husband she leaves a growaiip family of five sons ana four daugfi- lers the funeral takes place this af ternoon o totenruuama cemetery town council foundry property solo to georgetown porcelain corporation ltd smith a stone made offer after option given above company at a special meeting of the town counqll on thursday evening april 10th officials of smith stone limit ed appeared before the counoll and made a written offer of 4000 00 cash accompanied by a deposit of 1000 00 for the foundry on king street of which property the town was the ownen having foreclosed under it s mortgage this meeting was specially called for the purpose amongst other things of giving the third and final reading to the bylaw authorizing the sale of this property to the george town porcelain company limited tor 2500 00 the latter company propose to convert this building into a pot tery the officials of smith 6c stone ltd pointed out that they were given to understand a rew months ago that the town was not in a position to sell the foundry property as it could not give- a good title until the mort gage foreclosure proceedings were completed the first intimation they had that durant now offers canadas greatest sixcyunder value the durant 611 six- cyunder a quality su at a new low price the introduction of die exirant 611 definitely seta a new value standard in the sixcylinder field no car in its priceclass combines so many features long wheel base power speed braking control riding comfort together with distinctive appearance the 6tt is on display today you will be surprised at die price and the performance too asic your dealer for a demonstration bultiy a canadian company controlled by canadian capital durant motors of canada limited totonto least canada d u rant g o o o car t j speight phone 279w garage georgetown the town council had completed fore closure of the property and was go ing to sell it was the report that at the previous council meeting they had given first and secohoi reading to a bylaw authorising the sale of the property to the georgetown por celain co ltd for 2600 00 the officials of smith stone ltd contended that fthe town council should have advertised the property for sale and called for renders so that ah interested could tender they fur ther staled that they were anxious to have a foundry located in george town as it wotrid be a great benefit to the town as well as to their com pany if their offer was accepted a foundry would be in operation in a few weeks time with twentyfive em ployees to start with they thought another pottery would not give further employment in the town as the municipal counoll antici pated in the first place their pottery which- manufactured porcelain was operating at less than half its capaci ty and the porspects were that ihelr output would be further reduced ff the existing business depression con tinued it was pointed jut- that they had branches from the atlantic to the pacific in order to obtain all available business and they were sat isfied they were getting it tliey also submitted that it a tile pottery was contemplated the experience of the yrontenac tue co of urujabon in operation for nearly twenty years with over 250000 00 in vested was sufficient evidence that anothertile pottery would be super fluous ttie kingston pottery had four kilns but were only running one kiln a week and employing about fifty hands when they could employ over one hundred and fifty- hands if they could get enough orders to oper ate at capacity jt was therefore urged upon the council that they should not proceed further with the sale to the george town porcelain co but that they should either accept smith stones offer or advertise for tenders so that the best price could be obtained for the property councillor cum firings moved that council do pot- proceed wttte oald sale but wa not supported by the other tneurbers rn response to the opinion of some members of the council that they were legally bound to complete the sale to the georgetown porcelain co it was argued by the smith stone officials that as the third reading had not been given bo the bylaw there was no legal obligation to com plete the sale mr rlgby and mr mtmrns repre sentatives of the georgetown porce lain company ltd were also present and stated mat the- council had set their own price of 420oo on the pro perty wtthout the machinery and that they had accepted same they were not worrying about a market for their product and were prepar ed to commence work on the new plant as soon as the property was legally transferred to them members of council stated that as smith sc stones offer had not been received before they had agreed to sell the property to the georgetown porcelain oo they felt it was now too late to consider it but smith fe stones officials still maintained it was not too late to put this property up for sale by tender smith a stone had made an offer of 3000 for the building and mac hinery a week previous but the council bad already given an option to mr mtmmw and associates the reason ttaey now offered 4000 was because they had made a further in spection of the property and be lieved it to be worth that sum the bylaw authorising the sale of the foundry property to the george town porcelain co for 2500 00 was then given its third reading with only councillor cummlngs opposing past masters night at lojl no ms there was a large attendance at loi no 246 last tuesday night when the following postmasters ex emplined the orange degree arthur robinson john long p j mccartney nelson cook g a lewis c 3 cummlngs j j blair p d mcnally wjh jpep m tjjs chaplin reo sec i treas marshall first lecturer a reeve second lecturer r j mccartney conductor w long conductor p woods tyler during the evening d a lewis i p mvwas presented on behalf of the lodge by w bro john long with a past masters jewel bro fred armstrong who has been treasurer for 22 years was presented with a treasurers collar in recogni tion of his services w bro f mcnalry gave the address while w bro j j blair made che jresentatlon at the banquet that followed w bro wm long announced the toast list as follows the king grand lodge proposed by w bro a boblaeon responded to by w bro p d mcnally canada proposed by w bro g a lewis responded to by w bra c j cummlngs past masters proposed by w bra wm roney responded to iry w bros j j blair and p j mccartney the visitors proposed by w bro nelson cook responded to by w bro james standish esquestng w bro r addy glen and w bro smith drangevllle lox no 246 proposed by w bro h marchment responded to by bro jos halt the ladles proposed by w bro j long responded to by w bro len marchment instrumental and vocal numbers were contributed during the evening by bros w and j young and w bro james blair a vote of thanks was tendered to an taking part in the program and to the ladles who assisted with the luncheon after which the irib of auld lang syne brought the pleasant evening to a close church news knox p charon services as usual next sunday rev f h wentworth baptist minister at suncoe will preach at both services in georgetown mr f pollew in charge of choir at knox church ser vice at umettouae at 330 united charon 10 ajn sunday school and bible classes 11 am morrnng worship the mount of ascension 7 pjn the rev e o seymour ba of oakvllle in charge midweek service wednesday at 8 pjn the official board will meet at the close of the morning ser vice on sunday georgetown porcelain corporation ltd incorporated under the lawa of the dominion of canada offers for public subscription 280 units of their capital stoc of 850 units each unitconsisting of one share of 7 per cent preferred stock at and s shares of common stock at total cost per dhit 410000 2500 12500 it after the third reading of the bylaw a cheque for the first payment of 500 was presented to council by mr rlgby in accordance with their agreement with the georgetown por celain company limited obion lodge officers installed i u this i your oppor mason at risch is pleased to announce thcjjppointment of h c mcchire of geor a our dealer in order to get mr mcciure away to a good start we are offering to the people of this vicinity prices that were never before heard of in the history of our company this is your opportunity if you are contemplating the yc purchase of a piano within five years it will pay you to get in touch with mr mcqure below is a partial list of the number of pianos we have on our floor with prices inserted a small down payment places anyone of the instruments listed below jn your home knabe piaunodarlc mahogany beautiful case weber piano beautiful walnut case like new hardman piano art walnut finish magnificient buy eatey piano beautiful mahogany case heintzman piano just like new exceptional english brown mahogany new york sohmer piano might state this is a very good piano i i an impressive ceremony marked the installation of newly elected officers of orion lodge 109 lp of last monday night in their lodge rooms at the arena district deputy grand master w w coats and suite bf oolden star brampton conducted the formalities the following were in stalled lpo wm emerson noble grand c spence vicegrand e young rec sec a b parr fin sec jos rail treat t p grieves war den h watains conductor james fox chaplain o spence rsjra art mcouigan lsjjq john pox rsvo sam walker l8vcj clif ford stacery rsb h wood lss jos anderson inside guard jacs lucas outside mum thn allien refreshments were served at the close of the lodge and an enjoyable social hour spent salvation army sunday april 28th ser all day conducted by staffcapt keith and three cadets from the toronto train ing college 11 ajn holiness meet ing 3 pjn sunday school 7 pjn salvation meeting all are cordially welcome baptist charon the sunday school meets at 10 ajn to study a lesson on how to pray luke 18 114 public worship at 11 ajn and 7 pjn conducted by pastor a n prtth the ordinace of bap tism will be observed at the evening service at the young peoples meet ing on monday evening mr lewis laird will tell the story of roger wil liams preeman st georges chareh third sunday after easter 8 ajn holy communion corporate commun ion of the relations and friends of fallen soldiers 11 ajn mattmw and sermon by the rector church pa of 10th new toronto qlrl gulden 1st olen williams and 1st georgetown qlrl quids 7 njn evensong and sermon by the rector monday april 27th at 8 pjn the passion play of oberammergau in beautiful pictures speaker the rev d b rogers ma of toronto silver collection onder the auspices of the ministerial association everyone cordially invited a thoughtful ge8turk one weekend the young wilsons invited a party to enjoy the winter sports at their county home but a sudden rain ruined the prospects mrs wilson promptly called all her guests by long distance and post poned the party a dismal week end was avoided and everyone ap- predated the tnoughtfulness of thelr ho8tess we are also offering a big reduction on all new pianos until may 1 5th and at that time they will revert back to the regular prices h c mcclure home furnishings store main street phone 54 georgetown both iiow rtllce and low cost seiberong xjbltreads a tire for which you pay a low price may turn out to be yery costly one for which you pay a lot more may not live up to its price tag both in the fact that its first price is moderate and its quality as great as to make its final cost the very lowest the new seiberling alltread tire means economy we have your size below is a price list of a few of the sizes size portage regular heavy the georgetown porcelain corporation ltd has acquired a factory and additional land lor a new building which will give us approximately 20000 feet of floor space the manufacture of electric porcelains bathroom wall tile and hotel and resturant ware is highly profitable eight million dollars worth being sold in the dominion every year while only 800000 worth of canadian manufactured goods are offered for sale safety with adequate return on the investment is offered to a limited number of discriminating investors immediate action is advised as we expect the issue offered to be quickly absorbed edmund rigby president and general manager formerly general manager for smith stone ltd r b foulis vicepresident superintendent provincial paper ltd coating division w v grant director financial manager provincial paper ltd w h kentner director president and general manager georgetown lumber co ltd j p garrett director retired capitalist r j jeffcott director industrial engineer formerly vicepresident kenton mercan tile co i all legal matters pertaining to the corporation including this offer attended to by boin bicknell white bristol kc lumsden bid toronto ont h r mimms box 572 georgetown ontario please send without obligation further infor mation regarding your offer name address gty or r r no fiscal agent h r mimms oneill block georgetown ont phone 114 if 30 x 3 575 765 29 x 440 440 x 2 1 650 830- 29 x 450 450 x 20 735 ff 90 duty 1115 0 x 450 450 x 28 x 475 475 x 475 475 x 29 x 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