Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), June 1, 1932, p. 2

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is- ft s t sz i page 2 the georgetown herald wednesday evening jtlhe ist t932 prepare fob summer days we have on hand a large collection of beautiful summer dresses the latest arid smartest styles at the usual silver money- saving prices see these bargains beautiful chiffon and printed georgette presses in misses and womens styles sizes up to 44 with i separate jackets at jq 75 ladies onene frocks in beautiful summer styles 9c ladies tub fast house dresses extra special 59c ladies primed silk canton crepe dresses and em- i- senibie suits at 55 mens athletic combination underwear special aqr mens miner running shoes extra special 7dc boys flttjfoot runningshoes 69c mens botany wool worsted pants extra special 295 mens work sox 1 cr men f we have just received 25 suits in finest quality serges and worsteds we are offering these suits at prices that represent inyrnense savings you owe it to yourself to see these suits h silver where your dollar goes farther phone 375 georgetown- men on the move this is the watch for the active man its value though depends upon more hum its style it is in the workmanship and design it is a wrist watch of course but it is primarily a wrist watch that was designed to function under every test and trial to which robust masculine spar could subject a precision timepiece j h jordan hspert repair watchmaker georgetown prompt service jeweller n a robinson butcher choice meats poultry butter and eggs at right prices we deuveb every saturday phone georgetown ltlrl n a robinson butcher norval ont economical and good red rose tea red label 2 i lb every package guaranteed new meat market in the wilson block main st georgetown opposite the post office a full line of the choicest meats at reasonable prices vegetables canned goods butter etc we solicit a share of your patronage and guarantee our meats the best procurable wking phone 27 georgetown married tracey blalrra hit dennis on tuesday may 24urhq33 by rev o oowans flossie eldest daughter of mr and mrs jas blair george town to louts traosy son of mr and mrs d tracey aiemrilutuns died spires at hamilton on tuesday may 31st 1931 alice eugene spires beloved wife of george spires the funeral will take place from her late home union street georgetown on thursday june 2nd at 2 oclock intennent in greenwood oemetery qeonpetown town council georgetown may 31 1932 council met in the municipal offloe at 8 pjm with mayor mackente in he chair reeve cleave and councill ors cummlngs davis gibbons parr and speight present conununlcatlons were read from t d ferguson toronto and hamilton general hospitu it was moved by cummlngs -jseoond- ed by gibbons that the mayor and treasurer be authorised to sign notes for borrowing money under the origin al borrowing bylaw passed at the be ginning of the yeartor the balance of the yesf- carried movefl by parr seconded by cleave that we hold a oowrt of revision to hear appeals against the assessment roll of 4932 on monday june 13th at 8 pm ami that the following gentle men comprise that court- nainelj mayor mackensm and councillors gibbons speight cummlngs and davis carried moved by parr seconded by gibbons that bylaw no to regulate the ad- ministration of the georgetown water orks system be now read a second id third time and finally passed and that the jieal of the corporation be attached thereto carried moved by davis seconded by parr that a notice be put in the georgetown lram asking property owners on dif ferent streets if they wish calcium chloride put on to put in a petition cost of material to be paid by the pro perty owners according- to frontage carried moved by speight seconded by cleave that the thompson clan be al lowed the use of the park for their re union on the 18th of june 1933- carried moved by cleave seconded by pan- that we do now adjourn to meet at the next regular meeting or at the call of the mayor carried local council of wi at the regular may meeting of the local council of women held at the home of mm h l hurt hut friday may 37th the council had the plea- sure of entertaining the executive of the brampton local council the following reports of committee were presented mrs nodwell for the cen tral relief committee mrs john ad ams on ttie april afternoon tea mrs a e cordingley on the meeting of the recreation committee with the directors of the georgetown lions club re swimming pool mrs a b pair on her work as public health nurse a motion was passed expressing oar regret that mrs wckechnie depar ture from town will necessitate her severing her connection with the council a motion was passed appointing mrs e feller as the local council represantative on the hatton county musical festival board the sum of 2000 was voted for the repair of apparatus in the childrens playgrounds an advertising contest was conduct ed in which the winners were mists m thompson georgetown mrs j a carroll and mrs beck brampton addresses on the alms and activities or the brampton local council were given by mrs carroll mrs modes and mrs beck members of the executive of that council a social halfhour followed when afternoon tea was served on the porch appreciation of mrs hutts hospitality and kindness in having this meeting at her home was expressed by the members of both councils church news st alhan chwrela glen wulisuns- seoond sunday after trinity ser vices on standard time sunday school 3 pjn evensong and litany 3 pjn st georgew charch rev w o o thompson hector second sunday after trinity- services on standard time holy communion 8 sjn sunday school 10 am holy communion vi sum evensong 7 pjn girls conference held at milton the fourth annual girls conference under the auspices of the halton wo mens institutes was held in milton on saturday may 28th w the dis- 4rtoe president mrs g campbell of georgetown occupied the chair these conferences are planned that theymay aid in the every day prob lems of life and lfvlng and it speaks well for the girls of our county that in these days of rush and restless ness so many are ready to turn aside and give consideration to the things that are after all of the greatest value the higher ideals of life and their accomplishment in the devotional address miss p watson of hamilton emphasized the fact that first the heart must be right then by tkkts grace j we- may have power to bring forth the fruits of the spirit gal 2fe93 by his power the most barren life may be made beau tiful and productive even as the tarn ous butchait gardens in victoria once an old quarry have become a glory fo the eye miss hartoottle told of the benefits of the practical instruction given jn the short courses arranged by the department of agriculture and of her trip to chicago- as haitons high girl with the group from other counties of ontario who had been equally success ful in the competitions a picnic luncheon was served and opportunity given tor social intercourse or a walk in the spring sunshine and on their- reassembling mrs q c atkens of bronte reminded those pre sent of the purpose in mind when the first conference was planned miss oliver of the ontario olrls home- georgetowngave a pleasing and instructive address on the chal lenge of life stressing the need of firm adherence to high standards in the midst of many temptations and deprecating the use of llpstlck and cigarettes as a lowering of the stand ards and as being inccanotnic there is as much spent in cigarettes as on our universities dr mcvean of hamilton followed with an admirable talk on health ef ficiency given in the form of a aeries of questions a girl must be fitted to answer trttese in the affirmative if she wishes to be attractive as for instance is your weight correct for your hetgntt do you take the proper amount of ex erciser of sleept is your skin clear and are your lips red without the use of lipstick do you wear correct shoes do you stand erect do you eat cor reotly a group of milton girls favored the audience wltn several songs miss mil ler of georgetown contributed piano solos while miss deering of palermo played acco for the com munity singing the conference was closed by the singing of the national anthem address acid presentations toronto printing craftsmen visit alliance paper mills on wednesday the llth of may a large party represantative of the to ronto club of printing house crafts men to the number of some iso visit ed the georgetown plant of alliance paper mills limited the cavalcade of motor cars met at high park to ronto shortly after two oclock and arrived at oeorgetown at three pjn the visitors were met on arrival by the executive officers of the company mr l e fleck vicepresident acting official host they were shown through the mill from top to bottom and evinced keen interest in all the coating and allied process with watch a number of mem were already fam iliar although the majority had never previously been through a coating mul the general layout and arrangement of the plant evoked their warm com mendation an adjournment was then made to the georgetown golf and country club tto beautiful summer home of mr j a wllloughby a former pres ident of the georgetown coated paper mills here the visitors were en tertained to a most enjoyable dinner on the conclusion of the repast mr cliff lumbers and mr charles oon- quergood expressed the high apprec iation of the entire party at the warmth of the welcome that had been extended to them and at the very interesting tour of toe mill that they had been privileged to make owing to the regrettable absence of mrs fleck through illness miss mil dred fleck discharged the duties of hostess doing so with notable grace and charm mr and mrs b dobbie were the recipients of0buout- ftjl gujts- prior to leaving for their new home in newmarket mr and mrs e deb bie were presented with beautiful gifts from the royal circle of the womens asocltton of knox church the oulld the b o p class and the voung mens class and the following add- bapuat charch the sunday school meets at 10 am to study the story of joseph asa wor ker public worship at 11 ajn and 7 pjn in charge of pastor a n frith the communion of the lords supper will tie observed at the slow of the morning service on monday evening the toting jpso- stes onion wlir review the work of the unday school board x- have your eyes examined by otwalker dosc eyesight specialist brampton who will be at watsons drug store georgetown the second wednesday of every rjonth pbonk vvatsorts drug store fob atfointmbnt or jraa waay eansatt q t walker at air ofsoe m braaqatesi toe- stjria of gl at r prices mr united ctmrea rev r w ftundey minister norman laird choir leader 10 sun sunday school and bible classes 11 am morning worship spiritual forces in the reconstruction of the social order last tn series on the message of tile prophets for the world of today 1 pjn evening ser vice the test of character last in series on the parables of jesus ser vices on daylight saving time halton ubebaxconskkvatrvb association meeting the annual meeting of the liberal- consejmtlve association for the county of halton will be held m the town ball milton wednesday bve- ning june 8th ms at 7j0 sharp standard time a public meeting will be held at 830 st to be address ed by htmi t l- kennedy provinc ial minister of agriculture and r k anderson mp the minister has at message for the farmers of balton county a oordtal invitation la ex tended to all to attend the publle meeting le roy sargent pres o k elliott secy card of thanks to our many friends and neighbors we wish to convey our very sincere thanks fbr the many kindnesses and sympathy extended to us in our sad bereavement tor the loss of our beloved wife and motser also for the beaut iful flora tribtkes mt h o oudden joan and betty- i carp of thanks i hereby convey my very thanks to the george fire btf gade and others who assisted in ex tinguishing the flames and saving my piup from damage by fire last wednesday morning george brand- fbm card of thanks mrs jola a ballantlne and family convey their sincere thanks to friends and rielgnootsfor the many undness- esa sympathy extended to them in their recent sad bereavement by the death of a belovedjiustomd and father balunafad a number of the young people eel ebratedi empire day with the first ball game of the season at linden park the annual community pic nic will take place at the same re sort oh saturday july 2nd the w m s of the united church met at mrs peter coles home for thelr may meeting with almost every member present arrangements were made for their anpual quilting to take place on june 4th mrs cole offering her home for this event the bale of clothing will also be packed at bat tone miss beatrice hilts presented the missionary topic in very interest ing manner and her paper was back ed full of facts relating to the work in south formosa and trinidad miss a shortill had charge of th watob tower which contained some very in teresting items on missionary mwa- the june meeting will be held at the home of mrs root mabwing the funeral of- the hue alfred wedge took place on saturday bar- vice was held in the church the sympathy of the community tots out to his sorrowing wife and famllv rev mr altken is attending the meeting of the hamilton conference which is being held hi kitchener rev mr waddell who has been i the guest of his daughter for the past month leaves for ooboconk this weak to spend the month of june at he ome of his daughter mrs of toronto the happy helpers mission band will meet in the ohurtthl for thrlr june meeting on saturday june tth bvary member is expected to be present mrs altken is attending the dom inion board of the wm s which 1 being held in toronto june i to sui dear mrs dobble the members of the royal circle wish to present you with this hymnal this we feel is but a poor expression of our feeling towards you out we hope you will accept it not for its value but by the spirit in which it is given since the organisation of our circle we have always found you a very cheerful and helpful worker and a re gular attendant at our meetings and we will miss the influence and ex ample of our busy little bee now that you are leaving us we would like you to feew that our best wishes for your good health happiness and prosperity are yours always signed by u semple m 4cnlven dear mrs dobble and family it is with reeling of regret that knox church guild learned of your departure from this town but such are the vicissitudes of life and we star cerely hope that your new home will prove congenial end satisfactory mat erially also that your new associates will early learn of your sterling qual ities in church activities as a fellow worker in the guild we have always found you capable and willing to do your part- and we will always retain very pleasant memories of our asosciatlon with you we trust this gift a china tea set will always permamentry recall the many friends you have in knox church george town signed by a l howard minister margaret mcdougall jessie p balrd minnie h young alex fraser dear mrs dobtle the members of the b o p class have met here to night to make per sonal acknowledgemeht of your help ful services to the class and not only to that branch but to all branches of the qhurch work where you have been called upon to assist and it is need less to say bow we appreciate you as an earnest and faithful church worker and ss trustworthy honest and kind ly member we are sorry you are leaving us but all the more do we wish that to you and your husband and family god will be good and that tn your new home you will find blessing and encouragement and also we trust a kindly welcome to a church like our own and in acknowledging the services you have rendered we the members of said class would ask you to accept this small gift a stiver tea basket as a mark of our apprec and we trust that you and youra will be long spared to continue in the work of the church to the glory df ood and the betterment of mankind signed on behalf of the above class mrs m taman president miss isabel moore teacher miss battle lanvson asat teacher muss basel marshall treasurer mrs k bird miss m hunter miss reta maw miss bessie robinson to our esteemed classmate mr ernest dobble it is with deepest regret that we learn that your work has called you to other fields and that your personal connections with the at christs ser vice class will be severed we are al ways deeply moved when we learn that our chain of membership is to be broken you were always faithful and took a deep interest in the work of the class you made many friends in and out of this class during your sojourn with us and we trust that you will have already locked up in the safe and sacred repository of your heart our friendly feelings toward you we ask you to accept tola slight con crete token of the higb esteem tn which you were held and may its use serve to bring back memories of the many nappy hours you spent with us may you and your wife and family carry with you the best wishes of this class for health happiness and prosperity to your new borne signed on behalf of the class j kennedy pres t b given secy the people whom we have served are telling others that ours is an exceeding ly satisfactory eyeglass service our optometrist will examine the inner workings ofyour eye for possible opaqueness of the cornea or crystalline lens and will determine your near and far sight range he will also discover if you have an astig matism where the rays of light do not converge properly upon the retina h a stein at danas drug store every wednesday afternoon phone c87 for appointment umehouse mr and mrs f huggins of bal- inafad and mr and mrs alvln mar shall of erin visited mrs k marshall on sunday mrs mcdowell and mrs storey visited their mother mrs lepoidevm over the holiday rev o and mrs kitchlng of holl and centre vtsued the formers mother last week on tuesday may 24th mr fred anthony and miss ethel graff of acton were quietly married at the par sonage oongratuuulaos to mt and mrs d m oowdy of montreal on the birth of a daughter on may 19th everyone tn the village andvlclnlty were greatly interested in the radio program over 3j4a atoout sun day evening when mr s fshifby sang four splendid numbers congratula tions are certainly due fcfr olsby on the sweest of tab first efforts sleo his accompanist miss nellie lane meseers wta and ralph marshall miss ednena tmcsnball and mrs forbes of toronto visited mr r marshall on the holiday ribroll roofing colored or plain for houses barns beds garages council standard or acorn quality easy and quick to lay permanent proof against fire free estimates gladly sent send measurements afoatra of pmum 8tl truta barn oat- v 7mju bon door hardwar priton lmdhmd noum dnubumtth ittal imk ventilator rotln fold ooromm doom au jdhdtstittmttalbulldinf mafrfa product ewlnh st proton out pactotua at uonfrul nd toi torqnto snyders transport dily transport service jpetweep aeargetown axid toronto wecftn al so quote you rates to any point be tween windsor and trenton or niagara peninsula phone oeorgetown 171 toronto junctlop 4353 w concrete work i am prepared to do concrete work of all kinds estimates given free of charge if you require anything in blus line phone s21 s walker george 8t georgetown wood no 1 hardwood beech and maple tsjm hardwood limbs and mixed wxd 300 hardwood knots for fur nace tu0 rails tus0any quantity j hl smith i is georgetown wood for sale new low prices choice hardwood beech and maple 3jm per single cord ralls ajm hardwood limbs and rails woo jl brandford bex ear wtamtm msj tuj monuments pollock ingham successors to cater worth gait ont designs on bequest phone 048 inspect our work in oreenwobd oemetery j canadian pacific railway and steamship company reduced rates on all sailings to and from europe special weekend fares good going friday noon returning following monday midnight elmer c phone 119w and j agent for t cunard white staofcrid allied steamship companies trips arranged on the great lakes 3teamship georgetown seed corn we rave in stock the best varieties of seed com and the price is right let us supply your needs turnip seed also all kinds of garden seeds georgetown flour feed mills phone 195 i stmbbrbbbmtmrilbllilb w c bessey georgetown ladies have you tried lillicos permanent waves they are guaranteed our prices are the very lowest for the class of supplies used and like all our work you get real personal attention for appointment or further information all at lillicos or phone 278j or 278w georgetown f00m00000000000000000000000km00 health yro et the following commimloawe dis eases were reported by the moh to oeorgetown board of health for may 1039 diphtheria 0 scarlet fever 1 wmalljpnc 0 onlckdpox 0 8 1 0 0 0 o 0 v tin often hard to make end mt the nimble doltart run away bui ehmer up mpe on what you eat by carroll thopplng cpery day 40 years ago when the old gray mare was a cok and auto mobile were fairy tle- carroll began aeffing grocesiea with one- store 1 honest buatness principles quality goode only consistently lower prices and loyal customer support have huh the colossaj allcanadian csurroll chain of today carrolls special prices for june 2 to 9 catrella rkh old cheese lb 21c imimaas biim ribbon mayonnaise jar 23 libbrs prpard mustard 2jan25c hirt root or ginger beer extract btl 29c punch drinks btl 5c lime juice 13or btl 3u qolpen bwbim corn aydntr chobt v 9c kelloggs corn flakes 3 package 23 f german mawii mumps infantile paralysis typhoid fewer whooping oougti oerebrosptnal meningitis rbofin matcriafc abolish leaky roofs u you will crown your roof with one o our indeatructlble materials you will never be troubled with a leaky wot and the accompariylris damage to oellmjs lwaila and furnlahjnga we carry several types of roof tag materials and shall be glad to recommend the one that is bee suited to- your ftsqulresnentflr be aura to get 09 estimate free dbuvkt berrloa to all polnta la oeorgstown aston udta and aorrotmdtnc l georgetown lumber co d phona georgetown 250 acton 120 h peas no a tto j 5c nsiwi cdofe quality tomatoes vssoc heinz tomato ketchup chief of appetisers 2 lg btls ppetuetn 37 l i 1 snow cap british columbia pilchards frashtattlng pish 2 lib tins 21 r 5 carrolls stirad wrapped bacon iotjnh6c export quality pure lard pond 10c 1 silr su pootry flour 24lb bo 55c carroll wm baking powdvr 23c erto roadymsad cake aadcipbpk o raisins pouidisc udo i iiinfj cqffe6 1 pink british columbia salmon limited quantity 3 of iib aw j tea 35e 65c i cpoa quaker irraduted muffets 2 21c surprise soap 10 v 41c australian choice quality peaches shcs pr halv9 2 ft 16hz tin 27 wm qumjty hrst economy always mmwtwv bananas pineapples main street 3 lb asc 17c eack l2s a dox oranges per doz grapefruit lemons per dos 25b 40c ana 49c 4 for 23c 23o phone 357 1

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