Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), July 3, 1929, p. 1

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the georgetown herald sixtythird year of publication georgetown wednesday evening july 3rd 1929 150 per annum in advance 200 to u3a tbegeorgetown heram jr u moon muw ul hww mmk caaajlaai wvmy nwapac caawlaa nauetval dedrfe allsay twwu iuvwa suuaway atabtbound dally train ma 80 1 m m aa soo a m at twin i1a0 an s iju urn 10 us put u 5js0 pr 14 7j10 nu isr oio pm tijul pm westbound dally 1 tram no 1 ml am s hmn mm 6 1101 pm 7 am pm tnipm il ul pm 41 tot pm 13 ml pm lstonl pm 171101 ha so will run dally except sun day no 41 to acton only station phuis 13 vmm time table gelttg east a11 j3 1dii ik 4j j s3 fesssnger sunday 711 j geemg west mall 714 i ul i 1031 l 143 4j0 exa i i sunday last i osfau ntb su os 1iaj am 740 pjn twrlkatwbmluf antow ooacms law oeorgetow u tallow west bound east bound 110 am 130 ajn 1u0 pm t bjss am ho pm 1150 u u0 pm 120 pjn am pm i m pjn ilm pjn iojo pm daily except saturday sunday and holidays saturday sunday and holiday sunday and holiday only ah mama mae at nwruvual stars directory mm vuvuvvuvuvwv it is milk in feed form its no wonder that cow chow makes more milk and better milk for its nude of just the materials that go into milk scientifically made of the highest quality ingredients on the market cow chow supplements your grain feed and forma the best possible milk mak ing ration an extra inch of muk fat the pall doesnt look like much but its the extra inch that often spells profits on top of production costs purina cow chow is ready to produce that extra inch and more for you feed cow chow and keep tab of the extra milk and the extra profits it makes for you also branshorts muds oilcake gluten meat meal bone meal tankage charcoal grit oyster shell salt cornmeal oat and barley chop flour porridge oats philip g early mknttlts cemcntwn w maefayden manager good health so cheap and so pleasant to take shredded heat with ttll the bran of the whole wheat i two bbcnk wua whole batik and sons limit give anera tor ttte hot days and ate so exult 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bran shorts hay straw salt alex l noble phone 146 college view garage welding and expert brake service battery repairing apalm la ail icalm ml can oaa otis greases kta btaau aad car sattavtae beeaataei an uptodate auto repair shop prompt service wotkmanship guaranteed a brunton couefe view phone 336 georgetown we are selling pasteurized creamery butter at 37c tom evtry etahy ntaal georgetown creamery co m saxe manager aaasua far msutts oaaat fliijsralssa call sad la taw aaavaawtetjarealeabwa z 1 i bbb nr uvingstoiies bakery special banana cakes per dozen 3sc best quality bread brown bread 9c white bread 9c watch our window for choice baking d livingstone georgetown uttue tiiinob it takes a little muscle and it takes a little arlt a illue true ambition wiul a little- bit of 1l its rut th blomit ullnss that count and make the blcsest show its the utile ullnss that people do that makes the old world so a little bit of smiling and a lilt sunny chat a little bit of courses to a comrade slipping back its the little thlnss the people do that nukes this old world to it talus a kindly action and ittakes a word of cheer to fill a lite with sunshine and to drive away a tsar clrnt ihlno a not th mtawt thlncs that makes the hottest show its the little thlncs that we may do that makes this old world ro phone 88 for grocery full line ol fresh groceries al ways in stock bananas and oranges al the riglil prices icecream in balk eonesor bricks forsters georgetown terms cub phone 29 attvlalarpmuegypnkwulconvmspice now watted into one or mow extra sootns ireo ord farsauby the georgetown lumber company limited georgetown ont j b mckenale georgetown ont wabm wbather e valubs sw narmaiaadb biscuits 19 xtty hakon county caters to one million buyers the statement is freousntly made that no market la aa mod ss the horns market and or the truth of this claim llalton county la in a spuiiiin position to judss wiui toronto on the east hamilton on the west and a suburban area ex tending along ths lake front from one city to another the county of hallon is within driving distance of a market of a million buyers helton u located in th most densely populated area of th province and ths typs of agrleul- tur practised is necessarily influenced by land values and market demands an illustration of this may t found along uia canadian national line be tween hamilton and toronto bronte will ssrv as a ease in point years back sront was a good shipping point for live stock estua sheep and hogs rsoantly a dairyman in that locality lost sou cows in ths tuberculin test and thsy war consigned to th abba- tolr th yards at bronte were found in such a mat of disrepair that th cattl war loaded with dunculty while welshing th cattl was out of ul question because yosra of dlsuss had rendered the wtsrisesls altogether useless th entire countryside is now a part of th great mirh from which uia city of toronto draws its supply beef cattl ant hogs an now a thing of th past and how ut countryside along the front in helton has changed i thirty or forty year ago ths middle road which ilea half way between th dun- du highway and th torontohamil ton highway along th lake was the front in helton south of that was low swampy land or land so light in twtur that it was not worth tilling th mlddl road is still then and has been designated as a third provin cial highway but along uus thorough- far the type of fanning while still suhstanllal u no longer th front door vsrkrty th gardens th show places ut front ofhalton are now located on both sides of the toronlo- hsmuton highway which is near the waters edge th transformation is nmarkabl but still incomplete- bvsry year sees new esrdenlns enterprises begun new fruit plantations started and new pa latial residences erected on th isk front and more striking still per haps are the cosy cabins enticing booths and ornate filling stations that cater to an evergrowing tourist trade but with it all ui natural beauty of the countryside throughout th county remains nnlmnslhyt th socalled mountain stands sentinel over fields and valleys dotted with homsstesdi wsu watered and ferule llalton shares with peel county the reputation of being on hugs seed cen tre alfalfa and alslks seed am pro duced in larg quanutles but th past two or ihm yeara have been dlssp- potnung ones for the seed growers bead fields killed out or having stood ut whiter and bloomed profusely thsy failed to set seed th problem has been a baffling on hut fortunately clover is showing up splendidly this spring it look now aa though th ased growers in hallon would have a crop una year dairying in halton has resolved it self pretty much into a fluid business with supply going largsly to toronto but to soma extent to hamilton the price delivered at th plant is th same in both cases and the difference if any is found in th carrying char ges th prevailing price is iim per can of am pound of jm per cent milk delivered that is th equivalent of am per ewt th summer months ar may jun july and august from september 1 to jun 1 mm th aver- ag pries will b ms per ewt with a daflnll price established dairymen know wbsr they an at so to speak and can govern themselves tnabttc school results jr iv to br iv hon kddle lunan alnramret tong kdna hurley hilts pe cavell davlea carl hyde lloyd sandsraon pessv kent- ner haeel smith klsl carter mich ard tuddsll iknjret blmoru bras walker mary deerlns norman her bert dorothy wrlaht margaret lat imer muriel whltram frederick denlson and prank kentneri prances kvana clarence kennedy barbara tost ilsrvey allen kathleen wilson alee atkins john cummins absent br iha to jr iv pass gladys martin alfred bykes chsslar cole msrgaret hugglns helen mcallister and arthur huui br iha to jr rv hon roy laesy dorothy mlmms pnutk bouter ian macketuie arthur cooke bruos ken nedy doris laosy irene btarret rus- sel varey duncan tost reel lorusso harry dewhurst art horrlngton pass- harry williams and jack poullal equal kathleen muuhouand ether brill kenneth maekenha jim vslantlne hasel walker godfrey collier helen ritchie mary tost dorothy sargent una dsrsta alostalr kean dorothy kennedy annie lor usso brock harley nancy ferry jack cunningham mary oleadall alfred davidson jr ill to br hi honruth davis josephine poll verna laosy and uary feller prances deans qlanna pass albert bupellon betty sim oris audrey merrit doris betsey and fred armstrong and clayton bradley una sparling and james bnerson betty kean karl hornby isabel hoare oeorg ruddal kuner stock- rord billy bralaby kteanor wright harry allan edwin shortll bemlee speers dorothy barker karl wueat roy weston viola oottlgan grace qummsr sr n to jr ni hon bma tost usrjori evans leslie clark doris qreen violet ingram joyce suosy audrey grieve walter brandford bull latimer margarst kvaia pus stephen emmerson ernest hyde mary collier doris kean john oraham dorothy mcniven norman barker robert poulls edna blmpaan jessl mscrmnsm mildred davidson elmer mcoumbw olive bailey evelyn sanderson arant mlmms iran car tr clifford hills flossie smith ed- ward arnold jan denlson ervtn hilts arthur armstrong lorraine ufel weve been long together through pleasant and through cloudy tis hard to part when friends an dsar perhaps twill cost a sigh a tear then steal away give little warning choose thin own time bay not good night but in some brlshtor dim bid me good morning mrs barbould notes and comments weed inspector am out to aavsrs- ly check the weed manse uus year pines from tto to loo for ratlur to comply with ut weed set may bs im posed both rural and urban propar- tles ar effected as ths war la against noxious weeds aooordingly th toronto mule prod oers association and the hamilton association hav don valuable work in stshllrrlng pries and nuking good bargains with the city distributors th dairymen supplying hamilton think it unfair however that with tested herds they should bs obliged to accept ut asms pries for milk as is paid for th unuatad milk going to tha city of toronto in company with a p uaevanntl th agricultural repnssntauv for hallon county s fanners advoeate- adltor raesutly mad several calls throughout ust county when dis cussing ut dairying problems with w b bracken in nelson township a dir ector of th toronto milk producers association w learned that his equip ment did not include alia hen was a elalrrman engaged in th production of milk for city consumption a dime ter of th largest local milk producers sssnrlsllnn in th province and a man who knsw th merits of different feeds carrying on without a silo her w thought w aught find an answer to th question why so many alios remain unfilad ths days th answsr was slrnpi alfalfa luoarn hay takes in place of sllsge and mr bracken declares that his fsad bill for bran and other concen trates of like nature i no largsr than that of other dairymen growing corn and filling alios his production costs per mrt of milk war a low ha aald as any of his neighbor lucerne is th principal hay crop on ths farm sil ths fields being sasded to it in th asm eonnactlon mr breckon rather guuuly admitted that he had road hay out of swset clover th clow wss cut with ul mower oousd up vhlla still quit grsn and allowed to stand for a week in the spirit of living th devil his due- mr breckon admitted that th sweet clover mad good hay it was thought to be poor quality fodosr but uhed to be fid to gsi it out of th way it was nat urally surprising therefore to see ths cows increasing in milk flow whan this poor hay was being fed manikin was previously mad that th summsr pries of milk was ii w per dsuyared th rsurylng rjutrgs on a can of milk la mr breckon ess ars is rants leaving s net reven ue of uw per can of ejli pounds latimer aileen dobble allan bryden lorraine wright evelyn woods lome olarkaoa violet varey frank king jr n to br ii hott alios cosugan margaret starret and arnold brim jack hoare harold lunen franoas reeve marlon reld hslsn holmes ethel aloott edna lebas margaret king pass wail cummins elgin simp son and mae deans franklin cleave vera msrchment betty mcoulgan trevor williams edith lulls char- lott wilson freddie johnston queen- i marchment ethel webstar sad bull mcnally clifford armstrong jessie welters gordon speers joan voting bobble bonlield pearl osrtsr junmis brunton kauueen redshaw sr i to jr n hon martaret ad ams fiona feller margaret orahatt olive mcdonald annie buuhrant jean ruddeu bemlee herrlngton and charlie hoare ethel mcensry and etliel rlddall and marjorie wullams oeorge long eocles meciure and bruce mcniven bobble ooldhsm and eva harding jack bolter and marjorie keen margaret james pass jlmml louth and theodore brown delay bralsby buster hal jlmmle cummins and percy king lola emmeraon bruce harisy and david gsntoni norman raid and willie murphy douglas auatt cleave wilson leo oiavln and jessie hilts billle armstrong leonard raynar ethel woods helen blackburn and donald jourdaln primary to sr i non eunice em rnsrson aaolyn hayes and james emmerson jean martin evelyn ron ey hugh wilson arthur dobble dor othy aloott ughtred dodgson and wailao starret norma thompson and tommy golden robert early arthur cameron eleanor hornby john meciure dorothy oummlngs pass bernard dtggtns and ralph whltmc douglas sargent jennie farmer jessie allingham herbert brown frances olven frank carter leslie watson money varey thomas rayner edward aiavin jean blair jr i oeorge stokss jean i margaret maeku mildred varey will you smile and make others happy or be ersbbed and mass every body miserable you can live among flowers and singing birds if you will th amount of happiness which you can produce la incaiciilshls if you win only show a smiling face and speak honodr is a personal asset and on that no man part with lightly we read aa snow in summer and rain in harvest so honour is not seemly for a fool to be honoured by our fellow- men is a pleasure and one worth striving for at any um w render honour to the good workman and to good work ws take a very real pleasure in good tools and good ma terials wa feel glad when honour comes to our country our city or our id of the street a prophet i not without honour sav in his own coun try yet one can safely prophesy that were wlu be over ten thouaehd acci dents reported to the workmen com pensation board in ontario next month and one may prophssy that accident will be reduced in number if you and others are careful honour your own life and limbs honour ul lives and limbs of others by careful honour all men erin portyflv students commenced wrl ting the entrance examinations at the local school on wednesday morn tag mr monford rkhar and mr and mrs archie amott of buffalo mr cecil ridler and son douglas of tor onto spsnt sunday with their parent mr and mrs bam ridler last week an inspector from the de partment of agriculture eaued on loc al merchants and left instructions that all who purchass eggs must candle earn merchant- who purchase eggs not tit for domestic us are liable to a fins the trust of the local school board hav selected th following tea chers for the next school term mr donald a mcnabb of amprior oat has been engaged as principal and oomee highly rsoorjunended miss bab- bington will again b assistant miss osrter has also accepted the position for anothar term and miss martha smith has been engaged for th jun ior room advocate milton miss agnsw daughter of mr and mrs win agnsw of muton has rt- slgnsd hsr position as supervisor of the operating rooms at the childrens me morial hospital chicago and haa ac cepted a similar position at th lock- wood clinic toronto tuesday of last week was halton oounty farmers day at th agricultur al college guelph and a larg repre sentation waa present from all parts of th oounty agricultural repreeenta- ur a p macvannel was in attend ance to look after the halton visitors serious facial injuries received when he fell on a sharp stone while playing in front of his horn at robertsons lime kilns on saturday last necessl- tatad an operation at the guelph gen eral hospital which coat jlmmle may threeyearold eon of oeorge may the lose of his right ey th lituslad is reported to be rjrogrcsslng favorably in its issue of jun ath th david son bask leader published a picture and sketch of the llteof d belhy hul- ehaon oonssrvautreiet for arm rj- ver in the recent election in saskatch ewan mr hutcheon who is a son of d hutcheon oounty treasurer of nassagawsys township went west in ims ahd became one of davidsons prominent business men ha was may or of ui town for ten mara a mem- i her of the board of education for a number of years and the efficient see- retary of willow rural municipality no ku for some tl9feoheaulon periodically hardened criminals from across th line dash across th border and with accomplices bare stsaw a holdup that startle the easygout peaceloving canadian people but the arm of the law is quick as well aa long and it is a source of gratification to know that very few despersdoee or amateur criminals nauve or alien es cape for very long th courts of jus tice in this lsnd there is a visdlaao shout our polios force and courts that mak wrong doing a isssardou occu pation in canada while th desper ado may be quickly apprshsnsed and punished there is a tendency in some district to condone petty larceny or misdemeanor rather than lay a charge or inform the police people are not anxious to go into court ears testify and for that mason many minor though annoying violstlons or tha law an not properly dealt with by ui authorities without law and order no community la a satisfactory place in which to live th law and officers of the law an friends of hu man welfare and merit the support of umehouse j0 3th i assert 8 b n a risiissc jr iv ust davlea 14 oils tyere 73 d dowdy si harold so sr hi tom packer 71 dennis hill 70 edith tyers sj robert lan lloyd given jr m eua maedonald it evelyn lohnson to eva tyere gg harry smethurst so earl scott 41 oonjon ouderktrk 41 jr n margaret brown u margery johnson ii dorothy cleave u myr tle pameu tl bertha ouderkirkm harry devereaux si wilfred johnson sr pr peggy smethurst sj helen devereaux jr pt dorothy johnson harold brown bull mlluer jean perneu dorothy tyere ines scott lorn mor ton denotes passed condliionally n laseslleur teacher dustebin scbool awpobt preatetlea basalt a a la tssanlag jr iv to sr rv one puntoft verna joe jr iv ernesto toneui br hi to jr iv jack mclean jr m to br m mabel peg eua oakley angelo tonelll jean mclean jr ni uary ryder jr ii to sr n mslvfil bonus ohaa mills lsura bonus joan wall amelia tvmslll br i u jr n beslrtoe usrrttt br i john drak sr pr to jr i41ulnta toneui jr pr to br pr charlie wall camsy bonus clareno bonus jr pr tommy bonus bobbl ton eui n b hall teacher denotes hononr standing scbool bepobt a 8 no u sr iv osort hsndsrson jr iv irene bennett jlmml ben nett n nt bulle bsnnett stuart mlno lloyd burt harold scott jr hi ruth lindsay manst hsn dsrson n elmer burt vernon col i helm mooowan helen men- dlui lucille los sr pr in bennett donald und- say jr pr uly los hslsn ummerman denotes honour standing helen m akltt teacher asdobovb school bepobt sr iv isahsl alexander- jr w john mcnabb john alex ander sr hi margaret ogle jr ill mary alexander edith wrigglasworui sr ii angus mcnabb dick ogl jr ii willi bradley iimarion dick bobbl alexander johnnie bradley roy bradley pr bull alexander jean thomp- sonteacher o christian pa what i a ran volume olarene its a book that eomss back sftar you hav loaned it replied pa visitor and how old an you bobbl boble im just at th awkard ag visitor really and what do you call ui awkward ag bobbu blttsrly im loo old to era sad too young to s

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