w h willson undaruiher suad uoenaod embitmer mala it artrtw automobile ir liofdrwnhmfn phone night or day s4w or 3tj tk ob bortown hpital 8 rlht mrrlnfe and death arc i charged or at i he follow nk rale hi l marru soci bealhn wet menioi i itjlunlisocilocpttllnre born afthol u- 1i my 1 7th 1923 iu mc and mr o m at u how can tub deplorable taua of life at level railroad crhajasufaw lessened is a question that id be ing discussed this weekbeciuibs of tan usually largo dumber or such tragedies oocnrriug within a tew days the crossings cannot bo abolished beoauaeof their im- monsei number and tho prohibitive costol putinfi bridges over them or subwaybmwneath them the present day protective gates on tome crossings or flagmen at others only serve to lessen deaths and again tbe coat would be pro- hibitiva to enable all crossings to be so protected a record kept at crossings by one railroad shows that- nothing will prevent bome auto drivers from itaasinr signals or orasbing through gates the admonition stop look listen 1 besmb to have no warning lor the careless driver pedestrians are killed at street oroasipgs by fast driving autoe bat how many more would be killed but for their alert ness and watchfulness qualities of mind that seem to go dosing with auto drivers when approaching railroad crossings tbe slaughter in tfae streets mostly of children is greater than the slaughter of autoista on the railroad crossings hot the latter is often in pairs foar or as high as six and there- jors the tragedy is magnified and the story spread in the papers be sides there is the smashed up machine tdimake a picture by eryday tbe single killings go on in the streets 6f the cities and towns tfnttl they haveueoome events to be dismissed in a paragraph town council oounoil met at 8 pm on wed nesday evsniog july fifith the mayor beeve and cooooitlors all present minutes of last meeting were read ana confirmed mr chipman of cbipman ower toronto addressed the reaeouring screens foi erworks filling in sooth le of reservoir doing with gal gasoline tank install tjjghte oblonnation of water t operation of plant after ifrlstion council instrnoted mr chipman to order screens for new water works mr norman snyder addressed the oounoil re street watering moved byw h long seconded by a duncan that thib council adtertue in tfae herald for the paving of onelpb street from dur ham st to main st the required number of times according to the municipal act carried moved by a danoan seconded by dmofntyre that the following accounts be paid ooldie mo- ttauoaahco contract a 4006 taylor lonntrootjon oo contraot a fboo taylor construction co contract a extra 8790 chip- man eower engineering 1000 carried tbe council then adlourned lottl athletics another uphill game won woo by uvorgfttown last saturday when they were forced to overnome a three run lead to beat burlington by the oiuhc arore ot s f error analn plryod havoo with oijbmctowii and ft was only the tiuporb pitching of black barn that kept geornetown in the running 11 lack bu in hold i lie heavy hit ton of hurliotiloii tt eight hits and ouo walk while georgetown col lecied twelve hita and ihree pass ofttjuttnii who many elaiin to be tlientar pltrhor of the 11 at ton county lwague blackburo led in batting by getting three mil id hnifthhea and won followed n lonely by appleyard and cole with t a piece georgetowns victory coupled with the defeat of bronte by mil too makes a tie between george town and bronte for urst place games nest saturday george towo at campbell villa acton at bronte milton at burlington georgetowns next home game will be saturday aug 4tb when campbell ville ploys here w l pc georgetown 6 a 607 bronte 667 burlington 4 68 campbell villeji a 666 milton 6b 600 aoton 1 9 100 qolf twentyfive golfers from- the homber valley golf 01 ub toroo to played a friendly game on the willougbby links against the local golfers here on saturday afternoon last tbe game resulted in a win for the visitors which was the first defeat the georgetown play era have recorded against them thib year the visitors were tend ered a splendid luncbeon at cedar crest after the game which was thoroughly enjoyed by all present mr willougbby sppke of tbe great ileasure it was to himself and an wiltonghby to have the visit- on here and extended a hearty in vitation for them to come again in the- near future mr com minga captain of tbe toronto team expressed 1118 delight at be ing present and thanked all- for the kind and courteous treatment which had been tendered them the toronto players had nothing but praise for the willoughby course and many said it was tbe most sporty- course they had ever played on bowuho three rinks from milton skipped by messrs wilmot graham and turner defeated three george town rinks skipped by mcintosh dr nickell and dr heath by 18 shots on tbe green here one even ing last week public school board terra cotta m haying is now tbe genoral order of the day and a bumper crop is reported in this section miasytlma who has beenylsl iing with her cousin mrs cbas moeean of aotoa bas returned hornet a dumber from here took in the orangemens celebration at erin and others to west toronto and all report a good time born onsonday july 1st to mr and mrs wm herbert a son mr and mrs baker and family of toronto have moved to mrs k loams boose on falrview ave mrs q b campbell and family have left this week t6t their new boine in detroit miss morrison of malton spent a few days with terra cotta friends the ball game wbjch took place bare between ten cotta and jumebotlssv on wednesday -even- lug resulted jn ihe following score terra cotta 8 idmebonee 7 tmbm haines ontoronto spent tbe weekend with ber parents here berrf piokidg is now the order of tbe day and is a bumper orop oor blacksmith mr jas algie repbrta trade quite brisk at present boy stools georgetown troop odder booot- master ssmoey caod assistant z scoutmaster g qreea spent tbe week end aa the gneets et tbe muumtafbp on saturday after- noon the georgetown troop dem- oavtrased tbeir ability to falay ball by dsteatinit tbe home boys soon of 14 to 11 t oo sunday morning they parad edio tbe matbodlst church f ditlna eernoe after which the bors of tbe muton t t bent bona to dmner the boys are vscv lood in their praiseof tbe botpualuir and etaertainment k jtvsn tbjnybyhe mfltoo boss vtttanffcewk boots for men i 4estm usn start to flolsb and idltr- tooet storwoof oer lotnjoet sale norval on saturday afternoon july 14 a very pleasant and enjoyable meeting was held on the lawn of the presbyterian obnrob norval when mrs george davis was made the recipient of a very hand some chair as a token of esteem on the occasion of her marriage the presentation was made by the misses j hyatt and patterson and mtss jean nixon read the fot lowing address dear mrs davis on tblb tbb oooasion or your be we felt tnate oonld irmit snob an event to pass uhnotloed by ua and take this op portunity to offer yon our warm est oongratulationb add best wish es for your future happiness and prosperity you nave been a long time bf our midst and have rendered ex cellent eervioe in many ways to ibis church and community such service has not passed un noticed but baa been much ap preciated we wish however to lay special jbipbhaiib on yonr work as a bah july 4 lata beard met at h pm mlrmten of last meeting wore road and eon firmed mr mekenxio- in the chair the following mnmbera pree- eot mia kennedy mourn mc- nally criebton and uarriaoo moved by mcnallv and harri o that the rnllpwlng sreaunln nf the leneral kitienh4 aornmit b paid na reail- carried mokriaie suitplieh iv ag ueorgetawn lltirald c 76 john ballautine 4 uiuh 00 ion ooal rtf9 fifi ived by mm kennedy and lriobton that the fullowitik now 1 rounds ueotinu be paid m read carried j w kehnooy kupliear 0 6l welbourn labor 18 1 d reid grnvfl x 00 wm davis gmvnl 1 60 j ruddy drafting letters 16 ik 11 morrlnon worksuppliett 48 06 j alexander wire j fencing ib 18 geo henry teaming 4900 communication jwere received from misses buck and mcdonald re increase in salary also the spectors halfyearly report for tbe term ending june so moved by mcnauy and criebton that the inspectors beport be re ceived and filed carried moved by mrs kennedy and harrison that the board furnish another classroom and that the secretary advertise in two issues of tbe georgetown herald for an additional teacher experienced to teach- third book at an annual salary of one thoiinand dollnrs carned mrs freure truant officer presented her report for june moved by mrnally and mm kennedy that the board jonrn to meet on july so at h pm carried july 80 198s board met at 8 pra mr mo kenzie in the chair and all mem bers present moved by mcmally and harri- n that the following now grounds accounts be naid as read carried geo henry t u 16 jford 19 96 hugh morrison balance on wire fencing 48 70 j b mckensie 18 50 general expense accounts john mcdonald foel 6x1 36 hydro electric 2 06 applioationsfor the position of teacher as advertised were receiv ed from misses m vanatter e caldwell and jean adams ol georgetown and mrs m r moore of edmonton alta a communication was received from she teaching staff asking for an increase of ten per cent on present salaries moved by mcnallv and mrs kennedy thattbe motion of june re reengagement of teachers be minded carried moved- by mrs kennedy and harrison that tbe ealariesof miss esback arid and mcdonald be in oreaaed to one thousand dollars per annum carried moved by memalty and criohton that while the board fully ap preciate the services of tbe teaob- ers in the performance of their work at tfae aqhool the request for increase of salary be not grant ed except in tbe case of misses book and mcdonald owing to the extra expense of engaging onotber teaober furnishing another class room with desks and blackboards and oompletingthe new grounds carried moved by mrs kennedy sod mrs willson that miss jean adams be asked to consider a salary of 060 per anonm in lieu of experience and that it favor able sbe be engaged to fill the new position carried moved by monallr andcriebl that the bepretarybe instructed to order 80 no 1 movable desks standard nanthraote scranton coal in all sii7b goal wood select ijuiii tor domestic and thnkltini imrihiwn siuilliink and crtnnel coal lu faet i carry everything to be found in any up- to- late coal and worn taril john mcdonald pi ion k 12 geornetowki in tbe public eye rt wtuou o twalker r o coal best d l w xon coalin allj sizes also smithing and steam coal mrs j walkiss norval station pbo 6er24 bath school teacher wfaereict yon have shown ooospicuoos abuity and yonr classjuunerioslly tbe lsrgest tesrlses to the exoslleooe or yonr can and teaching we thank yon for the work you have done asmngst as and we ask yonr aoosptaoce of tbls gift aa a token of esteem and affection and trust that la your married life yob will find moon happiness and easing 7 tours on behalf of the sabbath school and class d a mclaugh lin supt bdfth patterson and jean hyatt class mrs davis in returning thanks said that thil came as a great aor- prias to her she bad wondered wby so many grown up folks bad borne to a meeting of the mission band but now the secret was oat and she could only thank tbem one and all for this kindly expression of tbeir feelings toward suitable expressions of tbe value of tbe work of mrs dswis in tbe choir sabbath school and mis sion band were made by tbe fol- lowlngmetdanieshtoblsrcmllop laird lyons williams miss early mr d a mclaughlin who occupied the chair and toe ruin- ister of tbe cburob tbe bev w patteiwm luncheon served by the mem bers of the mission band brooght tbe meeting to soloes norval branch of the womens institute wjll hold tbeir regular monthly meeting at tbe home of miss snwllie norval 00 thurs day august sod an address on tbe cotters of flowers will be given by ooe who knows also good program and refreshments a cordial invitation is extended to allladlestobe white footwear for yourebanee brsry s white sboes n saletbw week omopto60aball tojtiyea ryle whriettbey h j fox at toe price anotod namely- it fhov georgetown sales tax extra from the globe furniture co waterloo ont carried moved by harrison and mrs kennedy thai tbe secretary be in structed to order from tbe geo m henry co toronto one slate blackboard 4 ft x 18j ft and one slate blackboard 8 ft x u ft at 660 per square foot fob- toronto as quoted iu price list carried moved by criebton and harri son that the secretary be instruct ed to pot a notfoe in the george town herald offering a reward of 6 to anyone giving information leadingto a conviction of ariysxmr- son or persons breaking windows or doin any otjber damage in or about the public school carried boaid then adjourned gleswilliams sunday school picni6 saturday train leaves at 616 misses olive and tiola logan are spending their vacation in moakoka mrs ed stone of east roches ter ja returning home on saturday after visiting relathcea here mr and mrs will allan of lon don spent a few days with rela tives here last week mr j wheeler lias had his bouse painted which adds quite a lot to tbe appearance of- onr vil- a number from here attended tbe barn danee at mr mccaul leys farm georgetown last thursday evening all report an excellenvtuxuv our publio sobool iias a 1 wire tenoejuound it which looks fine t wulwe have a ow floor in oor town hall before winter- seta in tbe farmers are busy ro our vicinity and report exoellentoflbph jpon saleoarrols onsrblsfij leftoofc r- chakus scavmoboua coowdin a ki inaaaiorof hiuiy laudw im open to m mganmeota for cocerls burden ea and entertainments of all kinds charges moderate call or write cliarl e scrymgeour gethgdown 1923 1923 annotirtrement frn uhitif action in control of euroran com borer no single farmer can expect to keep his corn crop free of the european corn borer unless all his neighbours are also fighting the pest for this reason some sort of co operation is essential you can organize your whole neighborhood by arranging a mutual plan of campaign whereby each farmer undertakes to account for the corn borers on his own farm this plan will assist in bringing the corn borer under- control but without such cooperation satisfactory results will not be obtained a very important point cut corn crop low and as soon as it is ready burn all corn stalks garden sweet corn should all be pulled early and burnt plough down all corn stubble very carefully seed to winter wheat where possible write for pamphlet post free dominion department of agriculture atthtu gibson donuaitm rntoiaahfot write for tolttll2f 4 pamphlet wfcal stanch vms canada faces we f with confidence qanadians bare always been k noted vor courage optimism aiuaiialth in tbeir country v canada was not built up by pes- sixnlbts nor will canada continue to develop if her people allow tbem- sel uj croiken anfl asr 01 rroncbers canada fundamentally an agricultural oountry we nave a soilapv climate vfhicb can grow tbe wbrldv finest agricultural pro ducts ca farm- e r s w ho have earned tbe capital invest ediil- th e i r farnutout of profits in farmijng are numbered in thou sands these suc cessful farmers have paid off their roottgageavstocked tbeir barns and stsplss bonifat their macblnerr mad a hood 14vlna and proaght np tbtr fami lies it meant hard work bat today they are independent money in mixed farming in meat 7rs at dufarsat polntt mtbs bnuribb ests fed to itmrs bvt brought from toe to ti7 m agalrat tbi fort wuin price of 41c per bushel arbue barley used for tbesama purpose has brought as wat as mc as against the- port william price of 5tc per buahel farmera markcrjagtlmlr coarse- gralna b this arayiower marketuig cost have a ear market and make money on tbelr grala while at tbe atma tune they market their roughage otherwise often wasted the cattle embargo la now off steers are worth more money sad certain to make good money for tbe nihui farmer from now on money in pigs th dominion experimental farms bmw btfiveoby actual test thai there fa a profit in feeding pigs last year at tbs central farm ottawa after paying tbe net profit per pig wu still profits from sheep as moneymakers sheep are hrd to best in every province from prlnctf edward island to british columbia are found ma floclrn returning generous profits to their owners we must cut production costs canada ja meeting with the t csmsstitlen in the mark lof iter prddaets tohem wa and regain her place os the worlds market ike mast rex lee cost of xtfodnctloa the only way to do thla la to laereaae production per acre per cow or per ether snf l the anastlty and th quality of the arodact and the coat of pradecuob in competitive conn- trles la beyond onr control prices of agrlcnltaral pradscta are- regalated ha world ensply aaddfmaad jcack decreaalnc prodaetion will aa helpthe fjsaadlan farmer poultry pltys da sapom thetseeda to grow atcda poultry makes money for thote who adopt modern meth ods whether eeitoy west lltme mnso edward island mark- eta cooperatively in carlots ahlpplng an nually upwards of one million doxen eggs the britlah columbia cooperative poultry hena exchange marketa in the same way thus taring ruinous glut in their local market there iss market for good canadian boraes whether hgbt or draught grow shui gsnpava northern grown aeed nonewn agfra vitality there is a large market for it to the south cell ared potatoes but imports irtunity tht future baa removed tbe embargo agalnat our cattle she wants our beef and bacon onr cheese butter eggs and ajlplet our wheat and floor as the population of the united states increases she will clese and less agalnat ua on the svehtpauy aba wul competelesa and britlah harket it frnm tho mens store of fine uig h classf tailoriiik mcne furnjhinkb etc okntjjemkn our tipw spring hoods arr daily coming to hunt and comprint the rliofmht produntions in foreign unil tlomchtitt nmo 11 fart inc mlavink viven special attention to the m ice linn if i ho uiont up to date riiitinfs ovorroatlngs trouhciitimmvumtiiikw etc we fpel sura that our effort will be nii ecintcj ijy you we ute aliowitik tbeiu in tbe viy hewcxt of wttivps and culnin beautiful nmburen in indit- tintt plnirin over rliprkmrtliipefl etc you will make no tninliilic by hpink tliemh at in early ditto before the best pat tern ft are helpcled witfi urttt elaaa lriiiiiiiinkh and skilled wurliinunhliip we have every coalldenco- in our ability to pleane ilii who favor 11a with their patronare new spring hats jnt arrived all the latest stylet and colorings in bard and hoft fott liatfa etc new spring neckwear our new spring neekwear collars cuffs gloves half hoje brneert etc- etlnipritifl tho very bast and newest articles readytowear clothing wehave a fine selection or boya youths and also uith dverroitu ttrigpdd pants we make a specialty in tbii we bouett a 8krmir tour patvonaga millar co hlarbnaaa tauortnc ana mans rtinlaliiii raon m oo toronto dyatnar jod dit mawnlna ceorgetown fhone 1 26 ons seasonable summ1 merchandise womens house dresses the newest fabric new btylcs reliabfe quality beat work manship exceptional good value thilfjrens garments 2zjssror ails overalls bloomeia and dresses of good serviceable ma terials of different colors anrj styles at values less than we can replace t hosiery of quality value and service silk lisle cottonb cashmere fine wool irf the moat destraibfe colors for women and children value service and j features of our worndl underwear derwear iiaiag peirin kaysor griffin and other makesof qnal gloves new colors in sweater wools knitting yarns and threads sweater silks artsukav- new collar laces trimmings ribbons laces hair nets etc dainty effects in dress fabrics in voiles chintz ging hams cbarnbrics and other desirable material a special clearing of all ckjjj hats quality value jacksons- george bjessssssseisisislb h druks of h cigars cigarette bacco all kinds csnadanas the men tbe clbaste e adthatok and the potential mark ets necessary for ajrricolraral sacceaa let ns farm with all the industry and science ws can master lets set to work kd par onr debts canada is tnotins rward wlfh condenee in its future let os kaep selns abead have faith in canada i tomlnioo dcpirtrntnt eagricnltiin fi ratclass chocolates from 35c and opl we are getting in weekly fresh ahipmenjtaw tork- ish delight and a tasty assorted 1 in and sample them we carry a complehj we are serving nq we have the besu we can possibly procdj 95 pream too i bananas etcs