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the georgetown herald b1xt1i ill yfcar of publication 1 georgetown wedneaday evening- june 2nd 1926 1 go pox adduid in advance 2 00 to u s the georgetown herald j h hoore putlliker end proprietor keataar uidlib waekly newe- paper aaatfblatlob un r time tk cioinu kab1 iaseongci mm i passcngrr mail passenger passenger sunday aoiho wefu passenger mail passenger mm paaaoagor passenger passenger sunday qoinq north mail rjoil mail mail qoinq boqth 7 2ifam oh am 10 ib a n 11 66 im 8 48 p m c 80 p in 8 26 p m 7 21 p m 7 28 am ai3 im 212 pni 4 go p m 6 02pm 708 pm lb 21 am 800 am 4 e5 p m 11 id am 7b4 p m cuadlu nfttioul electric railways toniw gaaarbas rallwo kabtbodnd webtbound dally daily train train no2 718am no 1 73gam 4 9 67am 8 uub am 01167 am 61185 am 8 167 p m 7 1 bj p m 10 8 67 p m 0 8 85 p m 12 667pm 11 685pnj n 7 67 p m 18 7 85 p ru 16 957pm 16 986pm ib 1168pm 17 1206am tram nob 1 and 4 run daily except sunday directory reasonable charees dr w barnard opl d r 0 optometrist eyesigm specialist optician rtlaterod optcunetrlat by termination qndnte royal c4ub solono eyes tested glasses fitted broken lenses duplicated len9es grouriti to suit your individual sight delays are dancer our free eye examination this week only have your eyes examined at wilsons jewelry store main st oneill block georgetown jhilton wallbridqe a oale barrlaura 8olioltore eta toronto and oeorgotown otnca kennedy bloek i rot data in charge of george town ctflloa a a meib barrister solicitor etc office mill st georgetown hours 9am to 5 p m open wednesday and saturday evening oxjutkxoc h wiooikb ttmrruur ollsuor xoturj pvulo ocho oveox blocs oeonelou flour 9am to 5 p in oho wednesday ond saloqjay evenings mortaag intwimapti s to un blbphowb 1s8 dr t m kabcelibb phyalolan and burgees medlos- wbow of health ofnoe houra 1 to and t to i p m pihmh dstca and raaldane main street oath oppoelta pre church db- o r w bobs physician and surgeon llul stram georgetown phone 22 ex house surgeon grace hospital toronto db o v wutiamfl physician and urgeoo- office and residence 2 ecu street south fkm26s offica houra 9 1u a ro 1 3 and 68 pm bo by appoiatraant db lutbbbxakd eva ear nose and throat sptciallst at georgetown each saturday honn7pm till 9 p m or by appoint office at min mattnew main st home phone 107 r 6 r k watioh d 1 b m d s cteorgetawm othm heautor 9 to exoapt tfctaraaur attrtaaaai f l heath lo odl oentirt otsot in lcvna blook on door nortb al 6nura carriage taetory houn a m to t p ba service ohtbopbactic to meeocdm surgery osteopathy or uieotriotr tralgnt chlropratttle xby aiaarealomator ijdt attwroaarr ifaar thn moit complcle and up- to date offloa cbiropractically in ontario betxbwt tk oklropraetor ralaaar onduu ib jrapraoun office nt to o neill a grjre wedoeada jcsaturdajjto 57 to 9 p m other dayi and hour by appo niment pbooolsow rcidence i60j at bcutaat phone 213 tueiday and frway2lo9pm j ma junul luqlrad standard i anthracite scranton coal in all sizes aatomatically soroened and loaded coal wood fisltat tjnmp tor domestio ad thresrii08 purposes bmitbtng ftnd canoe coal in fftot ioarry eveirtbing to fa toood io any ap todnte ooftlftod wood yard john mcdonald phone 19 m royal city dairy ice cream full line- fresh groceries fruit in season dont forget to try a loal ol guelph bakery bread forsters we wouldn handle poor oil stoves it would not pay us nor please you lloial 4 you can cook better with better things dont fret aboat the hot weather come and buy one of oar oil stoves and have hot weather comfort these stoves are perfect bakers just light them adjust the flame and they will do the icst no feai of burning youi food the flume cant creep up it slays at an even heat they coat so little and cook so perfectly you cannot afford to be without one come m we have new perfection florence automa tic and new process oil stoves see our new coleman oven everything m hardware we tssae cash discount coupons graham clements the itora where year dollar govs the fertheat phone 25 do you know this o ivlost people are on the lookout for a car that makes folks say oh look studebaker looks like three times its cost and acts the same way some cars have beauty some have quality studebaker has both j n oneill son georgetown studebaker browns bakery confectionery our milk bread is a food without waste and is unequalled from the view point of economy ealmore bread but be sure it is bread that is made in georgetown 10c per i 1 2 lb loa sa turd ay cand y trea t week end chocolates rog 40c mnikcrfamn 39o 2so saturday ice cream treat cantcloiirio suttdne 20o n h brown bafiery 202w phones oonfeotionery 202j notice el the aurrunfer of 1926 was high hof1 day forthosc pesta tho fly after all of years of etnifglc the flies won a victory which we hope was juat a tern porary one but in case they are en couraged to fresh deeds of daring tin it will be well to adopt military tactica by attacking first it is a matter of health and sanitation but even if there were no menace in the dirty feet tinsmilhinfj healing booting and sheet metal work for estimates see 7 f t mcgiluvray f prompt attention to all repairing 1 eavelr ongoing a specialty agent empire king fttraaoe 1 phone 241w i shop george st better stick lghl1nbu1ck ownership spring in the air a clear road ahead a car that responds to your every mood it is now that mclaughlin bulck ownership holds its greatest thrill of joy you step on the accelerator gent ly smoothly the power flows from the better mclaughlin butck en gine forty fifty autty seventy the speedometer chmba and you know that there is still speed in power is there in abundance to carry jon buoyantly up tho ateepest hi 11a inr wheel brakes to make travel aafe and carefree controlled headlight beams4hat add pleasure to night driving before yon buy any car inspect the better mclaugblinbuick with it sealed chusii triple- staled six cruhdervalvein head engine planer closed bodies and the many other refinements combined la live better mclaognllivbiilck tractlve companions and tn leas see of them the happier wc are be tinning with the weakest weapons we ind poison and sticky paper a ccr tain amount of this la necessary to catch those flies that get inside in spite of our vigilance but great care must be exercised to keep poison where it is beyond chance of accident i and the sticky paper should be se curely fastened where it will bother no one but the ales screen doors with no holes and no cracks are next these should have iprine catches bo that the- most careless will not be able to leave them standing wide open then there are commercial sprays which are used about doors and the gathering places of flies to discourage their assembling last and beat arc i the means of prevention which make cure unnecessary while it is not pos sibc to exterminate flics altogether they can be kept under control many interesting experiments have been conducted to test the possibilities of treating manure which ts the prin cipic breeding place for flies borax in solution used in the proportions 1 pound borax to 16 cubic feet of nure has been found most effective in destroying the larvae general cleanliness the liberal use of fresh paint and whitewash and careful dis posal of garbage all help to keep flies in control indirectly a garden and rs plot near the house helps a lot it keeps us up to a standard of beauty and neatness which makes us careful not to hrow food scraps about near the houae on the score of health and comfort it pays togive me attention to the problem of fly mtrol s v king dealer msiaughlinbuick is good tea tea veuve tun injndinq tty bradford yroofsk make your home beautiful with a brantford roof of asphalt slates too can have a soft toned roof of any color or com nidation of colors that pleases your taste they add permanent beauty and value to any kind of home and give years of weather protection u ad- ore resistance is speak kindly kak kinlly for our uu nr all it for any angry str fi thin la kep i mining f v oi our brief lit no nobler mission lai b mr if v a pang can stay or if amidst the ruih of i urn v at wipe one uway speak kindlj iadousl fot i around art pains and smarts 1h very air is full of inouns ui aound of breaking binrts seek seek to bind tin in up ua on did he thy gracious lord then surely will his band bestow c thee a bright reward exterminate the fly recovered car some time after midnight saturday tomlng mr f c island had his jir a new oldsraobile six that had only run some three hundred miles stole rt from his garage on second st orangevillci saturday forenoon a farmer driving into acton noticed a car standing on a side street in the outskirts of the town and reported the fact to tho chief of police the chief had a garage man tow the car into town and set about finding an owner but it was late on monday bo fore he managed to get in touch with mr island who immediately motored to acton identified and recovered his car one of the back fenders was broken and the batteries had run down as the thieves had left the lights on otherwise the car was apparently undamaged and had only been run some fifty miles a mclaughlin touring six which tho local author ties have aince learned was stolen in toronto was abandoned on a side street near the foot of the east broadway hill friday night or early saturday morning one theory is that this car was atolen by the par t ties who broke into thompson s store i in calcdon and that they ran out of gasoline and abandoned the cor here and then broke into mr island s gar age nd stole his cor this of course i is merely a theory and may or may the lost session of the legislati paascd legislation which kives better protection to sheep breeders against the ravages of dogs ontario municl polities are now required to pay sheep owners the loss sustained from being worried by dogs set by the valuers or arbitrators whether the sheep own cr has taken his affidavit that it was not his own dog if the owner of the dog is known then the municipality is entitled to collect from the owner the full amount of damages a fur ther new provision states that if no sheep valuator has been oppomted by a municipality or one appointed does not act the minister of agriculture for the province may appoint an arj bitrator to award damages when any occur and require tho municipality to pay him evcry municipality in the cvince is required to collect the dog and the amount must be at least 12 for a male dog if only one ts kept u for each additional male dog and 6 for each additional bitch unless spayed when the tax will be the same as for a male develop helium wlli experimental work that i expected to ultimately lead to the development of helium gas in otorio on a coir mercial scale will be carried on thi summer by the ontario gocmmer and the university of toronto at th governments helium wells at lnglt wood officials are expecting that activities will be productive of fur ther discoveries in connection with this non inflammable gas it is ex peetcd that an extracting plant will be erected on the property w thin the course of a few weeks the inglewood wells have a good pressure and des plte the fact that one well hasbeen tapped for over a long penod ofyars the pressure is still high brantford iteoflnicalintlj brantford ontario georgetown lumber co ltd geofft miss nellib paul of trafalgar township met with painful eo oident last thursday morning bhe was assisting her fathor to build a fenea on their farm tho bead ot a mallet in the hands of mr paul flew off and struck miss paul rendendg her unconsrioua and inflicting a gash in her bead which required asteral stitches to close ira j h swt dumr of mr and m j w kennedy and mr kannlth mcdonald among the in jurd ihu narrow hollow at th farm of ter dujiton centre float iiritnn a was th acini of thf worst ucci nt that tins ever taken pluct in thm section of the county on wtdnmday ufurnoon last when a heavy motorl truck dncn by leu garbutt of brampton and the kitchener toronto bus rpakmg its afternoon trip to thi city eolikkd within 76 yards of mr dunton s gate causing serious injury to eight persons as there were no eye witnesses to the accident and as neither garbutt nor william v anion t driver of the bus an give any definite idea as to how the accident happened its course up to the present is more or less of a mystery as far as con be ascertain ed garbutt was ascending the rise from the south preparatory to taking the slope to the hollow and the bus was descending the hill on the north getting ready for the slope on that side as there arc deep ditches at cither side of the road at this point it is possible that both drivers were keeping fairly close to the centre of the road and that either one was wait ing for the other to draw over gar i butt says that he did not realize that the motors were so close until the crash the bus driver says that he has no recollection of the meeting of the chicles whatever when the two ponderous motors amc together there was a terrific rash and the chairs of the bus were thrown from their moorings on the floor to the front of the bus passen gers being all mixed upwith the fur niture and one another one lady travelling with two little children managed to hug thcmcloso to her and to brace her feet at the time of the impact getting off with some cuts and bruises while the children -were- but very little hurt he driver of the bus vnniant of toronto wan badl cut about the head and when taken to peel memorial hospital was unconscious he was able to speak at 9 30 but wan very weak from the immense amount of blood that he had lost leonard ven der of detroit a young man about 26 rs of age was also brought to the 1 hospital and he too was uncon scious becoming semi conscious dur ing the nighti and was able to talk a littlothib morning though still very much doted by the shock and his in junes mrs j h stephens toronto was taken to the general hospital toron to suffering from four fractured ribs and injuries to her back miss vic tona cotton also of toronto had injuries to herjower limbs and was badly shocked two other men were hurt oni being a mr carroll of kit chener who received treatment at the hospital and later went to his friends the other receiving medical aid and hurrying to catch a train for chicago for which purpose he had taken the trip to toronto on the bus dr heggic and dr vanderlip went down and rendered first aid calling the brampton ambulance for rcmov ing the injured men to brampton dr sutton and dr mcfadden of cooks villc come up and the port credit ambulance was requisitioned while motorists passing at the time of the accident did everything in their power to assist the injured conveying some of those less badly hurt to the ctty the two motors were badly wreck cd they came together at a right e at the west side of the road tho force of the impact was dera onstrated by the appearance of the front ends of both truck and bus after the accident the engine of the bus one of the largest models waa cut right out of the frame while the en gine of the milk truck was rammed back into the chassis the radiatorb were crumpled the castings and steel work bent and twisted out of all possibility of rqcla motion while the frame of the bus was so badly warped that the passe n gers had to be removed through the windows the doors being jammed tight the cab of the milk truck dick king from immediate death is live topic today king was hurt somewhat seriously cut and bruised but garbutt got off with an abrasion i the leg the appearance of the interior of the bus after the aocident was temfy ing in addition to the furniture and baggage of the passengers scattered all over the front end of the floor broken glass was strewn over every thing and splashes of blood showed the extent to which the passengers id driver had been injured the bus is scheduled for a rate of 22 miles per hour and was running on that schedule when it left brampton on the regular afternoon tnp a few minutes before the accident occurred this line has been operating for the past four weeks and the service has become a very popular one three bus es being required to carry the crowds i the 24th of may w j holltnger manager of the kitchener bus line company by whom the bus that figured in the mis hap is owned declared that officers carroll and fewtrell of tho provin cial police absolved the driver of the bus from blame for the mishap mr hollingcr stated that there were nine people in the bus at the time includ ing the driver the weight of the motors and the extent of the smash made a job of clearing the rood a heavy one by 830 pm however the bu woo in tow on its way to toronto while the truck had been removed to the side of the road conservator notes and comments hvj- miutfs reflation oi tht part of san mm led piople ghould b sufficient to warn them of thi excet i ingly speculative nature of mort k eunties offire i by salesmen who ped lie thi ir apuriouh wans about th country a new in lustrj s usually established in a town or uty and tf it is at all promising the citluns at that municipality will usually be rtad to substribe for all luctsniir tock there arc plenty of men and corpora nous with money to invest and any promotion bdeked by honest earnest men has no need to peddle its stock about the country or appeal to tin wiiows in i orphans for support back of all prosperity and na tional growth there is notional senti merit national pride notional con science in these throe great attri botes wc ore weak and thus fail in the first great essential of o growing population let ub look about al v things that are ours if v will onlj rise up and take them let ub appraise pur resources ot their true value and let us view our opportunities in a spiritt optimism and courage aueh as feature tho race of stalwarts that first made canada ajand of industry and happy homes a dollar bill may carry to its receiver the vilest infection it u a sponge that takes up filth and disease germs from every hand through which posses and from everybody with horn it comes in contact we hope ur delinquent subscribers are not holding bock their dollar bills for fear they may carry some contagious dia ease to us if they ore we assure them we are safe having had the of other diseases so bring alonl dollar bills and wc will give you e clean receipt for them a illcent investigation shows that the average boy spends his 8766 hours in the year in this way sleep ing 8285 hours or 37 6 per cent school 1000 hours or j i 4 per cent eating 550 hours or 6 3 per cent church 100 hours or 1 14 per cent j leisure 3831 hours or 48 gg per it is what the boy dos with the 8831 hours of leisure that inter ests thoughtful grown ups ond it is this interest that leads to the leader- crship and the devotion of time en ergy and money in such organixa tions as the boy scouts a boy s character is often determined by where ondjidw he spends his leisure hours to know that your boy is in his spare time learning useful things through scouting and at tho same time having that gang instinct direct ed into proper channels must be sat isfying to his parents early murphie it seems hard to credit it but monj formers in nassagawejs township west of milton whose potatoes were left in the fields last fall have dis covered that owing to the great depth of snow which come earl the fihies are quite unharmed b frost hej are now but gathering ther and will reap the benefit of n h ph jcall accepted j pealor ftecently the orsngeville prcsby iterian church extended an unanimoui call to rev t b kaine of engle hart yesterday orongeville officials received word thot the minister had accepted the invitation ond induction services will be hold may 31 the large bnck building on west broah way purchased by the congregation is being renovated os a church and will b formally opened on may 80 a boy in high school told us the other day that he was going to quit school and learn o trade he argued that the man with a good trade to day earned more than the graduate with the higher education evidently this lad had been thinking for him self or perhaps he had listened to a discussion by men who held white collar jobs it ts true that we have icon stressing education to such an extent that we have turned out too many men seeking white collar jobs and too few brick masons plasterers carpenters and plumbers but is that anything against getting an educa tion there 1s no reason why a boy who graduates from a high school would not enter one of the trades he will be all the better equipped to ioy brick or plan sewers if he has trained his mind with geometry dont you quit school son if you are able o on because some other f cam big wages as a plasterer you keep on getting all the education voa can and then when the other fel low is still spreading mud on flat walls van may be moulding cornices or do ing interior decorating at still higher wages you wont hove to take a lob as a shipping clerk or timekeeper be cause you can add a column of figures without tho help of an adding ma chine overalls are more useful to tho boy with an education than a white collar and if you arc the right kind of a boy you eon wear both angina i hanging by a rope from o the hay mow on his farm sixth line trafalgar township joseph featherstone was found dead by his wife thursday he bad been in ill health for some months but friday morning was apparently better and appeared in good spirits an inquest was held in the trafolgor township holl by coroner dr w wilkinson mr featherstone is survived by his widow two sons and nine daughter milton in darineea as the result of an automobile acci dent at mam and commercial streets here ori mondoy night in which a large touring car ran into and hurled a coupe against a hydro electric pole n maui street opposite the commcr jial hotel breaking the main trans mission wire the electric lights in the whole town were put out of commis sion for several tiours the coupe waa badly wrecked but the occupants fortunately escaped with slight n juries barttetts big stock reduoirjp aale otioots and shoes i now on be sore to get your share before it ia too lata don t plant dueated potato it would seem wise on the port of cry one who plants potatoes to moke a thorough examination of the stock before planting if people plant dis eased potatoes they are committing u trime because they are propagatmg u iliease in the district which ma spread and do much damage to an other growers crop with diseased see i potatoes being offered in many markets and by many who sell di net from the form it il pay the erower to put on his specs and care fully look over the offering befon ordering shipment i stevenson dirrctor of extension o afcollege celebrates 7tt birthday police magistrate robert crawford celebrated his 76th birthday wednes day by taking 30 town and county officials with him on a picnic ti vic tona park kitchener the party made the tnp by bus among them being county crown attorney w s morphy and mrs mornhy with their daughter frank jackson county ttegistrar richard partridge super intendent of the count house of refuge and mrs partridge dr r g fd wards town treasurer arujjmra edwards and school inspector w j galbraith and mrs gaibraith magu trate crawford has been on tho bench in brampton for 19 years and has been treasurer ol jfcel county amctr 1694