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tbiet the georgetown herald wednejy evening september 28th 1938 it fall faiki ecials at- silvers store will be open all day thursday ladies coals 3mart new and snappy you will marvel at the value of these furtrimmed coats 1095 ladies coats the newest fail materials with twoyear guaranteed linings trimmed with bom bay lamb and electric seal reg 1495 ladies coals pure botany wool taylors alama cloth i lavishly trimmed with wolf and coon furs reg 2450 at 1995 of pure soft botany wool these twin sweater sets will go fast 198 295 j childrens chinchilla sels 3 pieces coat hat and leggings made of all wool chinchilla in lovely new 298 j juris coal sels ladies knitted sails pure botany wool twopiece knitted suits in all sizes and the best styles and colours 495 ladies shoes 3uede calf and kid shoes in a real galaxy of styles and colours t1 qq and up ladies twin sels with hat and purse to match sizes up to 14 years 595 and up mens overcoats dont fail to see the new spartan fleece overcoats for men in full english raglan styles we have exclusive selling rights for these coats in our georgtown and orillia stores 2450 boys shoes boots and oxfords well constructed from j sturdy leathers to wear well all sizes i at 169 and 198 shop with confidence at silvers dept store hillock at ouelpb general hospi tal on sunday sept 25th ibm to mr and mrs m c hillock of georgetown a daughter died browne in norval on thursday september 22nd 1838 helen mac- donald mune widow of the late w r browne graham in norval on saturday september 24th 1938 john a ora- hain dearly beloved husband of mary reid axed 52 years obituary notice next issue roddy suddenly us the result of an accident on sunday september 25th 1938 annie reid beloved widow of the late joseph s ruddy in her 76th year in memoriah presswood in loving memory ol private john pressrwood killed in action october 1st 1916 somewhere in france in a soldiers grave lies our dear son among the orave he never shunned his countrys call but gladly gave his we his all he died the helpless to defend a faithful soldiers noble end lo remembered by mother sisters and brothers mm jo mjddyt death came suddenly to annie reid beloved widow of the late joseph 8 ruddy on- sunday september 25th as the result of an auto accident de ceased was in her 76th year and was a daughter of the late mr and mrs james reid of ksqueslng and the only surviving member of the family she was married on the 1st of july 53 years ago to joseph s ruddy who predeceased her m 1931 and had llv- ed her entire life in town and vlclnl- ty two sons survive fred of lon don and charles- ol temagami de ceased was a member of the united church a kind motherly lady be loved by- all who knew her arid her untimely death is deeply regretted by her many friends in town the fun eral took place this afternoon and alter a service at the united church conducted by rev f c overend the remains were interred in greenwood cemetery the pallbearers were n snyder a c mcmurchy frank holmes harold cleave joseph wat son and charles watson obituary jambs hughes one of esquesings most highly re spected residents in the person of james hushes passed away at to ronto general hospital where he had been taken for treatment on tuesday september 20th deceased was born in county tryone ireland and came to norval from the old country in 1881 and has resided here ever since he was married fifty years ago next june to sarah mccrary in st georges church georgetown rev joseph fennell performing the ceremony be sides his widow he is survived by one daughter mrs e r mayo of mimlco and three sons james o toronto and john and frank of nor val also four grandchildren- the late james hughes was an honorable man held in the highest esteem by all who knew him he was a member of holy cross church holy name society and knights ol columbus the funeral took place from his late home lot 13 con 10 equcsing on thursday mom in and after a service in holy cross church conducted by rev father mcbride the remains were in terred ui greenwood cemetery georgetown there were many beau tiful floral tributes from relatives and friends the pallbearers were wm cunningham george cleave wm sinclair james russell john gtboons and john kaiser mrs w b browne alter a long illness helen macdon- ald milne widow of the late w b browne died at her home in norval on thursday sept 23rd in her 81st year mrs browne was bom at mark- ham a daughter of the late c t armilne and was annbiuxrary mem ber of the imperial order of the daughters of the empire 48th high landers chapter and of the silver cross chapter she had been a de voted member of st pauls church of england mr browne predeceased her three years ago she is survived by four sons r m browne simcoe c m browne edmonton l m browne philadelphia and w g m browne norval and one daughter miss helen m browne norval the funeral took place on saturday lernoon when a service conducted by rev w g brook was held in st pauls church after which the mains were taken to grace church cemetery markham for interment the pallbearers were j morgason jos hunter geo rrownit hewson rus sell browne of simcoe and mr milne toronto given by mrs foreman and shorull gave a piano solo the 1 tower was given by a lunch was served by theegmmtftee the funeral bennle tookplace from united church on wednesday after- noon jast rev a o w foreman the memorial service as hy rev j kitchen of weston ie deceased was born on the bennle farm lot 3 ninth une erin where he lived till his removal to the vil lage some years ago the late mr bennle was a well respected dusen of this community and his kindly manner and cheery greetings will be greatly missed in the village the sympathy of the community goes out to the bereaved family he is surviv- ed by his widow three daughters mrs r weir toronto mrs h wilson- new york and mrs n tait parry sound interment- took place in mel ville cemetery ballinafad mrs n wlllard or toronto spent the week end with mrs f bennle mrs e thompson of kitchener 1 visiting with her aunt miss helen cook congratulations to harry shortlll jr for winning first prize in the ora torical contest of the school fair lield at osprtnge last week mr and mrs w irwin of toronto were sunday visitors with mrs w wiley the september meeting of the mission circle was held at the home of joanna shorull the devotional was inken by margaret kentner and actotf mr and mrs geo lake and twin rwl daughters of thnmms and mr jackl lake who is ctanpieung his htf studies in toronto made a brief call in acton and visited the edlbur of the free press tvt reevemcculcheon and councillor a mason were in toronto yesterday interviewing the deputy minister of highways regarding the completion of mill street pavement a very pleasant event was held at the home of mrs babcock when miss dorothy babcock iwas guest of honor at a trousseau tea prior to her mar- riage her girl friends from bramp ton and neighboring friends were en tertained tea was poured and a dainty lunch served by lbs wm babcock and mrs gordon babcock the bridetobe received many beau tiful and useful gifts while driving on the second line above acton on sunday afternoon loose gravel caused the car driven by mr w r e blair to swerve and slide into a deep ditch at the side of the road fortunately the tthrtm a fl did not roll over in some way mrs thos scott of lake avenue who was a passenger in the car sustained a head injury other passengers were not injured and the car was very little damaged acton fair has passed its silver jubilee and recorded another success judged from every standpoint finer exhibits were never shown and again good weather contributed largely to the enjoyment of these days when so many friends enjoy reunion and the outing provided attendance records show an upward trend again after the decline suffered last year by all fairs free press advertise in the herald it will reach the greatest number of pros pective buyers phone 375 i where your dollar goes farther georgetown a crfjiy theatre thursday september 29 fair night the texans special saper attraction of the great outdoors with joan bennett randolph scott may rotawm and walter brennan comedy beware of blondes sport fascinating adventure friday september 30 call of the yukon adapted train swift lightning by james oliver garwood comedy tassels in the air musical rainbows end cartoon problem child fox news saturday october 1 rage of paris with the new feminine exchemeni danielle dakkieux musical prisoner of swing cartoon mickeys amateurs chapter 12 flash gordon matinee saturday at 3 pm tuesday and wecmesday october 4 and 5 jo sett e comedy flicker fever cartoon woods are full or cuckoos novelty silver millions church news scripture text win a man rob god yet have robbed me bat ye wherein have we robbed thee tithes and offerings mai 3 st georges church rev w thompson rector j sixteenth sunday alter trinity sun day school rally 10 am holy con ii un ion ii ajn even song 7 pm all children registered will be ex pected in sunday school new ones welcomed you get better bread and ye kelp canada prosper for every one of these fine in gredients m dominion bread b a canadian product and earing more bread bene canadian agriculture on which oar pros perity d sold only by dominion stores shop dominion for this fine bread and special values in oil your food needs come m to morrow st albans church glen williams friday sept 30th 8 pjn harvest thanksgiving preacher rev allan hill lqwvtlle sixteenth sunday af- i ter trinity sunday school 2 pjn evensong and litany 3 pjn rev e o baxter minister 200 pm church school classes for all ages 700 pjn evening sendee sub ject the upward look lords supper monday 800 pjn bypu thursday 800 pjn quarterly church meeting for business the united church rev f c overend minister 10 un sunday school ii am and 7 pjn anniversary lei vin will be con ducted by the rev c a mustard b a of toronto special music by the choir assisted by mr w r black of toronto t norval jit hsntat home a v of the 1 ctmreh wm be held on sun- kl at 11 am and tjo pun j aufcen mjl of thorow oaaon hafte is mbnifcmt servlea and ew 0 brook ha the evening the church was beautifully decorated with flowers fruits grains our sympathy ta ejrte to the been bereaved durmc the past week by the paastng of loved ones observe tn the united chnreh i sunday tbi barton reserved 1 card of thanks mrs james hughes and family here by convey to friends and neighbors their very sincere thanks for the many nrfw express lona of sym pathy and floral tzsmtes on the oc casion of their sad b by the death of their beloved husband and father the late james hughes rdejar dauphin sixth form stu dent at burlington high school has iimeiwinl a perfect record dorme the first five yearn at the school he never been either absent or late sar in that time brunswick sardines awe mallow biscuits aylmfjt choice white corn -ousalt- clam 3h- tfa a- 3as chowder soup 08 mm smtbllltd cocoanut 17 6- as evap milk 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