Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), November 19, 1924, p. 1

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the georgetown herald i it- ty f kml 1u tttar of publication b wednesday evening- november 19th 1924 1 co per ann iro in advance 8 00 to u s the georgetown herald j m hoohe pafcliaaar aa4 proprietor huktr aaadlaa wdklf no papar aaaoalatlaa c hjr tlai tiki uuino kaht iusscngcr 7 ik a ni 1 ussengn 1 1 ii in passenger 10 in a di mm i 11 i0ilhi passcnuei 1 i p m mail 0 l i in passenger h 42 p ui passenger hund 7 21 p in 0oih0 wkht passenger 7 g4 am mail 10 18 paaseogor 2 is p ii passenger 4 co n in passenger c lfl lyn- paatwnger 7 12 uui mail blfip passenger sundav 10 03 a q0in0 nokti1 mail 8 00 ft mail 4 65 u m going booth mull 11 83 am mail 7 34 p i cautlw uum1 electric railways toraata sahara rallm kahtuoum w kstjjound daily daily train na- 8 04am 110 04 hm 612 04 pm b 2 04 pro 10 4 04 p m t 12- 004pra 1 1 8 04 pm 1610 04 pm 1812 01 am trtu nn oe 1m n su no 1 7 21 am it uttl am c 1121 am 7 1 21 p m 9 3 21 pm 11 c21pni 13 7 21 pm is 9 21 pm 17 12 10a ra 4 rnn daily- except directory hilton wallbriooe a dale barriatara seltttara fw toronto and gaorgatowa la roy dal in chart of oaon town oom h o meik barrister solictor etc oftice mill st georgetown hour 9arntosp m open welncsdar and saturday even ng richardson it co bamaterb solicitor arid conveyancers otnoa otneiix block oanratowx toroolu officebank of hamilton bldg clakknck h wiggins m chance o georgrlown office mortvaca db t r kakouxds lladlcal offloar of haalta ooct lloura 3 to 4 ana 7 to i d m phmu one and kaatdanoa south opposite praabytarian church dr c t w boh physician and surgeon 111 sire h georgetown pbone 22 i houae surgeon grace hoip tal dr o v i hyaictan and surgeon offce and reaidenct queen si reel south f k watson d u b m d b oblw haat b t exnapt tfcanany aftarmaama p t heath l0 do b danuot otto in lna block ona door nottli f onauta oafrtaga faotary honra i a m to p a a m wikuejf c ohiropkactio office as xkaqr laaanttorr palaaor ovaaaaia 10ytaaxpralboa office to bailey block next door to j n oneiira qnuaif ahari and splaal analjala free at office omcihouil wednesdays and sal urdaya lltol2anl 2 to 5 p m and 7lo 9pm other hour by ppotnltnenl ihohk office isow and residence 245 oondnotad aatlataetorlly and at raa asnablo raua oroara kft ti ihi qoorgatown haram offloa will racalta pmmpt ationuoo j a tract clerk townih p of haqneunfl clerk 3rd division court the leading fire and lile in co s repreaented issuer of marriage l censes stewart town onl ladies suimtiiw muceuhw macrauiw nuzmw aid sncfjik try ns our prices are reasonable mrmrsjhuilico lflpmnttrkne2u car tnt alaxaaaar bta toroata noted for high grade instruction and bopenor employment services boter any ti mo catalogue frte w j elliott prlaotpal fowl wanted 1 ui paying the bfheal prwe for all kntdalof ipepoohry also beat pnees for all ksads ol junk nidea and wool ren deace next lo implemenl sbop m freeman phone 2s0w oeorctowzi fun d brill co corner main mill stu georgetown bargains in used cars 1918 chevrolet touring painted fotd ton truck painted 1923 foid roadster cadillac touring car this car would make an excellent truck 1918 dodge touring deal at oneills j n oneill son ae wright butcher main st georgetown panes sknlk bmseftsj whereyou are assured only the finest of young beef and other meats georgetown phone 28w stoves whether you need a range or an oil heater we can supply you from our large stock be sure and see our cosy home quebec cook stoves and happy thought quebec heaters marvel quebec large size roller grates fall swing top 1900 r h thompson co georgetown creamery cream wanted by the georgetown creamery highest prices paid vooll lre want joi pnre for il call wool and mil pn hid hili ip before nelinr wool it market georgetown creamery co m saze manager for sale lot nit i iortkfife in town it iilif il h room lir rl house mill all rnotempn inwn wxihaidiii ncp 40 ttrnm 600 down ball lllirohli ih ttortli jbooo wntr it iving uwn a nber of boniiliful brirk hnunci nt low prices r i jnti ed iolukc mtli pkftr lil t mil town wid r itifii r in ho w nnlkariim jood irdui und fr lit tr h h ivitf i1b00 tor an inkt i lo milt lun imwcr aim t n itnboi of tlinirp nni liiuidred nnl two liundrnl hi par pfirlirtilfirs a lj to e a benham real estate agent phone 104 tobacco and confectionery store our everyday special oar assortment of high glass ohooolates cant be beat at 30c per lb your ohoioe of any make of chocolate bars i s for 25c h druks main st georgetown bugk s buy temperance meeting the executive of hal ton temp e ranee association met at milton last week to reviow tbc temper i aoce mtoation lit wad found that with a little special effort the in an dial needs could bo cared for then the fallowing resolutions were unanimous adopted tbat each municipal branch should be kept alive and in active working order to assist in thorough local enforcement or tbo ota tbat tbe got eminent was to be congratulated in tbe promrse to strengthen weak places in the 0 t a and to vigoroualj enforce it in doing this the government uld be assured of the heartiest pport of all really temperance people 4 that bootteggera and moon shiners should not only be fined but committed to jail with bard labor for tbe drat offence increas ed jail sentence for subsequent j hydro electric system 60 watt lamps 4 for 1 oo guaranteed lamps 2g watt a 40 watt 32 go watt s7 100 watt tungsten gs 100 watt nitra g5 150 watt kitro 85 zoo watt nitro 1 16 irons guaranteed 1 year 475 hydro irons guaranteed 5 years 575 orders taken for ranges and appliances of all kinds office town hall rajnodeforest crosley de forest the father or radio and crosley the targest manufacturer of radio seu in the world here are some prieeo de forest crosier one tube set reception up to 1500 miles on head phones 12200 two tnbe amplifier tor loud speaker operation on thp above 12700 tbe crosley trirden furnishing resultn unuall obtained with live lube sets in solid mahogany case 100 00 i ight tube unper hetrodjne reception on loirl speaker 3 000 qiili 21000 prices do not include tnbee battens head phone or aerial kodel radlophoneb prices within the tench of all ono tube set 14 00 two tube set 7 00 thrre tube set 42 00 pour tube set j8 7s tube phones hatlorien and aerial extra a a b battenpn phonr lubes and in fact everj thing in rail o in slock come anil bear spl operation speights radio and supply qttevph street alvs0 agrnt fob durant and star cars w w roe insurance broker insurance in all branches phone 65 geobgetown woodland warfare crack snap biug dijon lr tin bbot f om the guns go hurll ng hj do oii h ai the iatter of firry feet through tho forest with terror tleot do you hoar tho pitiful rj of the crcaturitf mid in tlctr mad despur tor tiiey scent the omqll or death in tho air and fcbey have no wish to die tho hunt is on unrrah hurrah this is the grontest glee for us fun ou know to pursue and kill to proie to all wo ve the spoils man s skill r to hit though tbe target lie the living h irmless creature that roe the flowbripg meadow h ana frag rant groves innocent and care tree tis pleasure you know to hunt dovn the weak to pursue the frightened thing tor it gives such a thrill to see its blood flow in a rod to morse less flood fun to shoot the bird on tho wing ob tins horrible wnrfan one means tbo more to foster the mercilohb spirit of 4 tbat approach should be made to tho federal government for the prohibition of the manufac ture of intoxicants as beverages in all provinces in which tbe ealo was prohibited also that ex portation of liquors shall be pro bibited when the ship or boat is obviously incapable of carrying tbe liquors to the declared destina tion tbat tho fedoral govern ment should bo requested to pro hibit tbe manufacture and sale or btrongnativo nine m all ntovinrj en in which other intoxicating liquors arc prohibited as bet erages milton mr and mrs matthew job wish to announce the engagement of their daughter mary margaret to mr wm britton the marriage to take place tbc latter part of no vember on monday albert uagen em plojed by a a buck omagb bad a dynamite detonator explode m bis hands tho thumb and two fingers of bib left hand were so badly mangled that their amputa tion was necessary his right hand and face wore also injured a few days ago w a neilson was threshing at the farm of s bngden of bsquesing and had brought a span of horses with him they wenj put in the barn with their harness on them one crowded the other out of a door at tbe end of the barn and wns drag ged out too tailing twelve feet- one was killed and the other bad ly bort john cartwright lost heavily ladt thursday when bis barn in nelson about four miles south of mi hon took lire and wasconsum ed with its contents which includ ed this years crop fortnnatelj his live stock wan in the fields but his loss was about h000 only partial i covered by insurance the cause of the lire is unknown champion nortel the village wai shocked nn bun day morning nov oth b the death of mrs h bignell who uied following a stroke of paral sis from which she nnffered while c ranged m pieparing brenlfast mrs bignell wnh in her 67th ar ind was horn in rending berks hog coiling to canada about 11 jcfttn ago thefatihlj srulcd rst in glenwillwnio then lned iheiearnin bramton afurward romlnjrtn nnrvat- wbero thrj- pnr chased the hotel hhe is survuerl bj her usband six sons lord rj francis 11 horace h toronto hdgar w norval charles kich ener and george a godalming fng alto one daughter mrs jos eph fa son terra cotta of nine brothers and sinters who eorvive live are residents of australia three sisters live in reading eog rtjd one mrs c tnbbs in hamil ton odu trbe funeral took place on tues da the service being conducted by rtv dr kyl in bt paul church norval s public school report i notes and comments i ollovcmg is the pubhr school iteport for sept and oct sr l honors uwwio clark son ijoiiw llullivant lratlioniv son iuj liiphton 7 iass moron robmtion hngti mcnallj ihrnian cole annie reeman lathi henry jean bulluant willi rrlt j watt and olive davis ijunl jack armstrong jack dm an madeline prwin marjone da ill helen fleminj reuben hahon frank wbitmee george cross and it rt tuck equaj roj bra iky and george sargent equal jr iv honors liliily jjiuas passjoe hall edgar greton blmer cowtigan gordon biirkhotd er eddie francis f dr hi honors evelyn ash more aiojshib bo igor jack mac pass betty dcniann flora ai cottand dorcas edwards fethel maikshal martha graham gladys weston lyons wilaon pearl blair minnie sargent jim evans ted murdock eat i mccumbor margaret green and reta burk holder jr 1u honors- cameron reid mary reeve irene mulholland nellie scryingeour kelley mc- nally margaret denieon irene armstrong alice woods robert reeve passjoaephldb heath eleanor mcmullen and jean merntt rus- ael firestine george chaplain jim ross and dons sykoa howard leg row james rennie ethel smith marion 8 too word isabel thompson man on treanor willie ritchie jack hillock fraser mimms roy ward harold ritchie earnest alcotb cecil davidson and john mccauley lr ii honors helen mcdon aid richard adamson kathleen hale eqoal rosa potle jack 8aun ders billy mclaren allan mcdon aid equal louie robinson max freeman ratbenne dilly pass irene hall howard beau mont equal wi i be rt bradley irene hall equal helen brown mary deering omar qiggras harry wrighl munel wnght eyoal dons green mary arnold ethel barker evelyn hoare barbara tost jack tost frank dowhuret ethel spence melville reid mnn el whitmee robert emmeraon irene smith jr ii- honors edich bullivant kathleen mayes nellie msynaid david cnchton annie hall jean hill ross duncan floyd hilts lille fraqpis and david bryden evual oarvey allen elsie carter jim ritchie and rutb mcnally equal pass percy saie rutb beau mont margaret kontner eric dean mona scrymgeour fred grace frank gregory bessie hilts verdon wnght david sye and helen mcallister equal ar thur hilta jean mcallister jr ii honors clarence ken edy vernon mcc umber btty ponson chester cole iass jno emmeraon frank kontner flora graham jack cunningham hazel smith mar garet latimer hyde carlyle 1st book hon bernioo mc donald russell mccauley eva evan a alec atkins jean evans vera reid lloyd sanderson mar garet mayfls jim mcniven fred- enck denison paraclifford heqry albert reeve kenneth mokenzie mar garet simons sr i b honors bruce ken indy kathleen mulholland olive emmeraon annie lorueao gordon ostraoder gordon hale ewing hilta enc nornngtoa jim valan tine pass jack hamilton mary tost clayton bradly rosie lor usso robsel varey helen ritchie primary class dnncan tost arthur bnlliv ant norman barker james emmeraon frank king clifford hilts kenneth edwards harry allen billio braibby frank bolger ro weston roy lace ina sparling ian mokenzie stewart mouaren isabel hoare ross livingstone dons lace ireno starrett clive bailey dorih bobaey roth davia robert faubi betty keane bettv simons doro thy mcniven dorolhj winimt- john ross josephine poile john graham stephen rmmereon iarl wilcox iclor worn v as fred armstrong mlct arey arthur armstrong irerm carter lorraine latimer lrnent ujde lorraine wright cliftord armstrong iioroc clarkson fred johnttone annie adamson malcolm starey jack reitl wau kaowa mlautu paaaa j following an illneni of two modtlin duration rev h h mac- phcnwiry m a clerk of the guelph prtesbywrj for many years and oneof the best known ministers m western ontario pasned sway at his residence in gnelph last satur daj the late mr macphcraon as well known in rhurrh circles aving been actively connected witb1be work of the presbyterian church in various capacities his first charge wns at tassagswey a where be remained a short time after wbicb lie accepted a call to 8l john a church halifax where he was pastor for eighteen yeari his last charge was at glcnallnti from which he rsignerj six year- ago to live retired in guelph fmplojer to applicant for n position who has handed u let mooialb from two mi9tsterxr don t work on sundays llnven t jon a reference from aonioom who sees von on week days tin r i wnh h lir i r tbo girl in the red bathing suit who has found her nav to scores or auui mobile wmilsliielils is apireiill about lo take her ilrml j lunge m windsor chief of police thomp son of that oily tins irownod on the practice of stickers and in tmiates that ho will ask tbe polnj mission to stop tbo ract the stickers arc not onl a dis traction to the driver but iheir morality is also quest onahle uo further iiinmtainh that owing to ilia hony trafltr in the donn tc mi sections tho stickers are a men and so ib looks as though the crrtnion bnthing hcant is in hicast stroke from the picture foonsii hi pnblm is the father it povorl do not be ashamed of hard work work for the best salaries nod wages ou can gel work for half price rather than be idle be your own master and do not let society or fashion swa low up jojr individuality hat coat and boots do not cat up or wear out all jou earn compel r selfish body to spare some thing for prolits sake be stingy to your own appetite but merci ful to other s necessities help others and ask no help for your self sec that you are proud let jour pride be of thonghl kind he loo proud to wear a coat you cannot buy too proud to be in npany tbat you cannot keep up h in expenses too proud to lie steal or cheat too proud to be stingy in short be a man of in tegnty and individuality elkctkkity lis iie ome one of the common bervants ol man kind in the factory- and the borne and while all realize its death dealing properties if obe comes nto contact with it its com man ubgo with safety causes a tend eniy for persons to not always ex- ercibq alt the care which is advis able one danger iu connection itb electricity which is not um srarflly known and one which is oftentimes overlooked is that ider conditions where water dampness or some good conductor exists water is one of the beat conductors and tbe greatest pre cautions should therefore be taken in the handling or electric cords or iv en turning the button on lamp sockets in places where there water or even dampness or where ono may be in contact with anything which is a good conduct or for should there be any defect in the wiring the consequences of what under ordinary circumstances would be a harmless shock may be very serious or oven fatal too many chances are taken with elec tncity because under ordinary cir cum stances a break in a cord or a defective button does no harm but tiven such things under extra ordinary circumstances where con tact with water or some other good conductor chjingea conditions the results may be serious indeed too great a precaution cannot therefore bo taken in regard to tho handling of electricity in bath rooms kitchens cellars etc how diprerfnt the world would be if only one would deter mine to help somebody that need ed it every day a neighbor or a visitor or a friend in trouble we do not help one another enough in thip life self is predominant every now and then we take on inspiration by seeing bouio- self sacrificing noble soul doing good living ones religion as we heard said about a fnend a ox days ago she found so many little things lo do for people if she went to sit an hour with a fnend she found work to do took her thimble needle and if tbat fnend had a basket full of bttle waists made ready for the button holes she nhisted ipon her letting her work them while she sat and talkel rid what a help to that delicalo mothei wilh three or four htlle ones to sew far little things vou sa cr but tbat is vvl at vvc neod to do and do them now not sit dreaming if you have a better quicker way of do nfc a thing ono that will help n friend make it your business to tell that fnend of it we often x a good thing but are indiffer ent to helping otberawith it we wi1 a fnend who was like a raj of sunshine in a darkened room she was never bflirioua alwajs gentle courteous using tact in dispensing her good works the sick loved to have her come as d d the well ones her neighbors within five sq mres of her knew of her little acls of kindmsf she found out the weary sad at heart the discouraged cries there are three hundred and atvtv live daj i year anil unci 1 nj lijs lo some if we can ink then short help sou o i c every dnj in a ir wo have 1 ne ood work it in a lie ji t i ttl things buttle will cviiml folic 5k cattla rtluer mi e i hieves and rattle rustlers l 1km i nt work n wellington conn mil constable mck lie ot the 1 in metal police has been in v tuiunik tie theft of tvo bnv tired mares one ilolstein ro nnl tw i calves fron tl e farm f dennis o sullivan wont gara fraift wstcrda lien inning am nials were ifjscivcreil on i far i near ferjii by thp rnn t i le but asyol no arrcklslmc berrt made oonneitiod til th i uft tl 0 animal ere slolei fr the fields of 0 sullivan on the n jit of fo 12th

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