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one week service on watch repairs until our new store is opened we will continue to serve yojj from our temporary location in the golden gate cafe gruen watches roitson lighters diamond rings dresser sets jewellery simmons jewellers toronto and georgetown hi bjflbu omrim hiirsi community singsongs i every sunday night at huttonville park movies novelties guest stars car parking charge 25c a womans hat by ethelyn parkinson immuhmh whbrmwtbrw mom 1 cw furniture like new 2fib reupholstering rwa call now to avoid the wo fall rush an added f v variety of coverings is dick the upholsterer phone 89 for estimates dancing huttonville park wednesdays the merrymakers saturdays al kuhn and his music styled for dancing reaturing hal wright regular admission 50c general haulage sand gravel cement and cinder blocks cleanup jobs lanes haulage prompt service reasonable rates phone 5 georgetown tom hewson i woods electrical equipment milkers grinders coolers de laval mrjcing machines and cream separators goodison farm implements oliver tractors hudson cars reo repairs to all makes of cars and tracks tdi tatc class a mechanics i ixuiivo willoughby real estate agency office on mill street just around the corner from the bank of commerce etelephone office 332w residence 332 after being married to tot for fifteen years george witherbee had learned to expect just anything at breakfast still he was a bi alarmed th morning tot suddenly urst into tears what s wrong honey he asked gently tot gulped and stuttered i m 6o0 unpopular and i ve got to paake that speech at the united clubs bond drive tonight i repre eent the woman s club each speaker is up for ten minutes and there are ten minutes for buying bonds i just know that no one will buy after i speak everyone will buy for janey watson representing the mothers club she has wondtr ul clothes and stage presence and personality nonsense i george said he knew tot s faults but he knew hi it she was just as good and twice as patriotic as janey watson as to tier wardrobe tot really had sac nflced to buy bonds it must have hurt because she loved frivolous so youve been saving for some expensive things he reached in his pocket here honey dress up it won t help a bit tot sobbed but later she thought it over her liat was a wreck it had been very nice a little skullcap of sequins with a veil but for some time she had been conscious of its shabbiness a new hat would give her a lift tot worked on her speech all day toward evening she dressed in her best looking suit and went down town just beore dinner time she found the hat it was a tiny flow ered foolish thing very bright and light as froth it had a perky bit of a veil to tot it was magic it made her feel young and gay yet poised and selfconfident i 11 take it she told the indifferent sales girl george s smile flashed proudly when he saw her well well feel iixg better they went directly to the bond drive and tot hurried to the plat lorm with the other speakers you 3ook lovely she told janey wat son janey must have spent the day in the beauty parlor and she was in a brand new outfit from top to toe so were marge wilson and alice la we but no one had as pret ty a hat as tot s alice spoke first she sold af teen thousand dollars worth of bonds janey was next she spar kled she was coquettish she ad dressed her remarks to you great big handsome gentlemen fler siles amounted to six thousand dol lars i can t understand it tot whi pered to alice i cm alirt siid tl c rrr die h indsomc l nllemcn s wi didn t like jam s ippr mil tot uts nrxt si e i c rji crtfi itr proud l k sip n hil and kept her t hin up hi r vpiech v is litled do you re lly ntid if so ui bun saving for snmi thing tot fin shed i v mi re ilh ne d if if n i ro without it the bjs retlh d m cd the things ur bond m ni will b iy tu tirnri ii pi use amwd it d fnchtc nt 1 i er t little forty id u vind d ill irs wore h ilkid i f r hr shi sit d wn flusht 1 witl i ip pincss mjrj sp kr list her s ill s uere h v p ssihk bei nisi in si everyone hn 1 b ujjit ill ll ould amwav tot wis tht uinrui tl t n tot mw jnne v ts n torn mi tow ird her jrne w is stnilini hi he c gratul iti ms tot i m clevi r of course deir no one but ou vi ulri think of miking i h nd spefth in thit hit 1 kept wonder inj if it ins m s ik ije i it tot s fate flan cd shi knlw the hat wis inexpensive but jinej w isn t usuilly sarcistic well it was i clear case of souc grapes tot opened her mouth to sa io glance i in a mirror and was si lent i suppose you went over big because everyone could see that you practiced what you preached janey said with a shrug tot laughed that was the gen eral idea she glancedjn the mir ror again her face was radiant and she was wearing her old hat thank heaven for that indifferent irl murray adaskln wellknown can adian violinist and founder and directoi of ttie toronto trio ppular string group that has re turned to the cbc transcanada network for stviril weik n mondays at 730 pjn mr adas- kin has appeared in most of the obci major musical programs or irinactag in toronto the georgetomi herald wednesday july 2 social and pe mr and mrs bob lane have retur ned home from a vacation visit at guil late also holidaying at the same resort were dr and mrs j h bateman of montreal former resi dents of town y 2 jpjh947 itet of mr ml joan blckle dughu mrs harold blckle celebrated hat seventh birthday on tuesday jt4f i5th when she entertained at bat home on brbth street for a number 0t her young friends these firljdt jacqueline lucas helen muokart susan whltmee marilyn and j bell louise and june oliver bgv clark and david mcnalry your prescription we are qualified to dispense any prescription given you by your doctor a graduate pharmacist always on duty maccormacks drug store phone 327 georgetown mw y our vacation in muskokas ltkelairt go by bus fares are low round tnp tax included orillia bala hunts ville bracebridge subject to change 6231 890 980 850 the time has come to talk of many things of shoes and ships and sealing wax and cabbages and kings lewis carroll to the above well known saying could very well be added the fall fair which is one of the traditions we canadians have carried down for over one hundred years for the next month or so the local fall fair will occupy a prominent place in the minds of our citizens the gardener and farmers will be anxiously scanning their respective domains to see what flowers fruit grain stock vegetables etc are fit for exhibi tion while the fair housewife will be putting the fimshins touches to those fancy pieces of needlework and later may wear herself to a frazzle over the cookstove concocting those toothsome dainties which are a tantalizing torment not only to the hungry spectator but to the judge and night watchman who is usually appointed to guard the exhibits then again in addition to exhibits there is the big horse show which attracts the best in horseflesh from all over ontario the trotting races not much perhaps in comparison wih the big meets in the larger centres but still sufficient to give us quite a cre ditable thrill when a finish is close stanger s big midway will already be on- its way from the west to entertain and thrill the younger set these and other attractions gather together a large and representative crowd of all sorts of men and women out for a dav s enjoyment who are glad to meet together for a few hours of friendly intercourse to view and genially criticize the efforts of one another in the agricultural horticultural or domestic science line to talk over old days when the fair was some fair i can tell you and in spite of the t that the pessimists declare the day of the fair is over abundantly demonstrate that it is by no means so decadent as some would have us believe but instead is one of the larger at tractions of the timets still a rallying point for a renewal of old time friendships and an encouragement and help alike to the amateur gardener and his professional compatriot the farmer the dates to remember georgetown fall fair sep tember 12th and 13th 1947 contributed by john labatt united v r