Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), July 16, 1930, p. 1

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n sixtyfifth year of publication the georgetown herald wednesday evening july 16th 1930 150 per- annum in advance 200 touja the georgetown herald j m hooks 1 fabllshar and proprtetar member canadian weekly newspaper association canadian national electric railway daylight saving tune eastboana dally except sunday 7i ajn dally 931 ajn dally 149 pm 308 pjn l i tr 409 pjn 529 pjn 639 749 pnf dally v 448 pjn j048 pjnl daily 1146 pjn saturdays sundays holidays werrlh nd dally except sunday 731 ajn daily 931 ajn dally 1141 ajn dally v 201 pjh dall 431 pjn dally 641 pjn dally 901 pjn daily 1301 ajn it gives more pleasure than yoo thought tea could sve equipment frh from the fpwdaasi tt freight same day delivery ser freight picked up at uuelph oeorgetown phone 13 passenger jrassenger and kail r- c n r time table standard time ttmag ka 715 ajn 938 ajn 1043 ajn 1147 am 6j3 pjn 805 pjn 734 pjn 714 ajn ass ajn passenger 202 pjn passenger and mail 601 pjn passenger 703 pjn passenger sunday 1008 ajn 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75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 78 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 7s 75 75 75 3s 75 75 75 75 75 75 4t john a thompson solksttar notary pabuc street hone 332 and ms barrister etc brampton ontario oraham k b oraham o h bowyer ob j j paul dr r t ratjl radical ofdcar of health in faquaatng township otbce houra 3 to 4 and 7 to pjn phaew 58 office and ttealderxce mill street or sutherland ar nan and throat r at oeorgetown wednesday evenlnc saturday afternoon and evening hours 3 pjn till 9 pjn or by ap- pblntment oiassea supplied offlcaat miss matthews main st boms phone 107r dr c v williams amfi officer of health oeorgetown office and reiitrlmre main st south o p church office hours 18 and 78 pjn f r watson djxs 10x87 office houra- hand hemstitching drawn thread single piece crochet not sample set table lhats crochet set table mats embroidered single piece embroidery not otherwise listed single piece cotton or silk emb not ptherwise listed 75 sixjgle piececiuuhet fox tuwei ur pillow slip 75 single piece fancy work new not previously ex hibited 75 mens pyjamas suit 75 laundry bag 75 three fancy handkerchiefs different styles 75 piece of work dons at present time by lady of 70 75 kitchen apron hnndmavlft 75 plain hand sewing finished garment 75 best dressed doll by girl 12 years and under 75 article to lighten womans work 75 italian cut work fine 75 italian cut work coarse 75 0 50 50 50 50 60 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 60 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 hi 50 0 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 29 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 23 pikure it out for yourself my lad youve ull that the greatest of men have had two lums two hands two legs two eyes and a bruin to use if you would be wise with this equiiment they all began so start for the top and say i can look them ovee4he wise and great they take their food from a comrnpn plate and similiar knives and forks they use with similiar laces they tie their shoes ttu world considers them brave and smart fjbiu youve all they had vlcen they made their- start you can triumph and rome to skill you be great if youonlywih youre well equipped for what fight you choosev you have legs and arms and w brain to use and the roan who has risen great aeedsr to do began his life with no more than yon you are the tiandicap you must face you are the on who must choose your place you must say where yo want to go how much will you study the truth to know god has equipped you for hi bu he lets you decide what you want to be courage must come from the sou within the man must furnish the will to win so figure it out for yourself my lad you were bom with all that the great have had with your equipment they all began get hold of yourself and say i can edgar a guest a venturesome ride a i 3k introduced the plant there and that may have been true for i know of n6 other stream in our neighborhood in j j which watercress could be found very si few eastern people cared for the pun- j gent little creeper but mother lilted tt and whenever i had leisure i used to go over to the creek and get a mess i for her 9 1 at dinner one saturday in may she a j complained that nothing on the table 51 appealed to her appetite and added x that she believed she could fcal u m i watercress salad i said nothing at i the time for we were very busy just a then but about three oclock i put up i the team with which i had been plow- j ing got a ten quart pail from the lane that led over the hills to the nicker son road dora and henry parnsworth cousins from the west were visiting us that we gave her no time for further remarks but catchihg hold of her hands ran back toward the highest point of the hill whejge a widespread imr btocfcttratrnrt tree afforded the nearest available refuge fortunately the sides of the ravine wtwi very steep especially near its head and the animal took a full min ute lp scramble to the top by that time we had covered the hundred yajds to the tree and were lifting dora into the low branches henry follow- ed but i stopped to hand up my pall of watercress and the bull nearly gored me before i had clixnbed beyond its reach bellowing and glaring at u the beast raged about under the tree weve in a fine scrape said henry in disgust- i supposed they always took him up wtuithe other cattle- they did till lat week ive seen thtm driving htm home several times climb a little higher henry and see if toms still in sight- henry climbed up to the topmast bough while i helped dora to a more comfortable seat with her back against the tree itrunk theres no sign of him or pf any one else henry called down hold on theres a tea mover on the nicker- son road shall i yell you might try i replied but i doubt if you can make yourself heard henry shouted lustily but the only result was to increase the anger of he bull which now began to tear up the turf in its rage henry finally descended from the ree top and joined us in the low b anches evidently that bull has maoto mind to stay right under this tree he said it will be dark in an hour and do cant stay here all night did your mother or anyone else know where you were going no and i dont think they saw you leave with me either of course tbeyll be worried over our absence but they wont have any idea where to look for us lets cut a couple of good thick sticks and see if we cant club the beast away we cut two goodsized limbs and descending as near the ground as we could get thumped the bull lustily it speedily tired of vainly charging in- our direction and retreated beyond our reach a moment later the pail of water cress fell from the tree and the bull battered and trampled it into a shape mile an a half east of our farm was a small nameless brook that almost from its source to its moutli was lined and indeed tilled with watcrwess an english family that formerly lived on w have j less mass rrre signx drove away any 50 25 50 25 50 50 50 25 j 50 50 t 50 si 50 50 25 a 25 50 50 25 v 25 25 0 25 j 50 50 50 50 50 25 a 25 50 ladies work open i to a kxcept thursday r l hkatblixd djx run in l4uie mh one door north of oneills carriage factory houra 0 ajn to 6 pjn frank fetch licensed auctionkkk far the comtlaa jrf peel and hats prompt service cheltenham 26rs oeorgetown 01r3 post offlce cheltenham r j kerr lucnoneeb and real estate s vaanr experience m aaetloa bale phone m acton ont chlropjracnc nbljtk tag chirapraetar r gradaale 1 xearar praatloa na medicine swrreryr osteopathy xray service office over dominion store office houra monday wednesday and saturday j to 5 and 7 to s pjn otfcar days and houra by appointment tlailttw hahiia imj at mttlaa phone tuesday and friday 2 to 9 pjn woodl sjoo alngie cord delivered rolxftd wood sj0 hardwood um bin- gto cord j h smith phone mrl claaa ss must be work of last two years 1 specimen cross stitch 2 specimen eyelet embroidery 3 specimen lace other than filet or irish 4 bridge set 5 card table cover 6 five oclock tea cloth emb 7 five oclock tea cloth crochet 8 needle point work wool 9 childs dress embroidered 10 luncheon set white embroidery 11 tjiprstym set colored embroidery la buffet set 13 serviettes half dot embroidered 14 doilies set of six white 15 applique 16 childs wool set 17 childs wool suit 18 baby pillow 19 baby carriage cover 20 baby carriage cover 21 curtains embroidered 22 curtains hand made 23 fancy bedspread any style new 24 fancy quilt quilting cons 25 quilt potton pieced 26 quilt applique 27 tray mounted l28 picture in w robroidered i 29 specimen french knot embroidered i 30 pair bedroom towels crochet trimmed 31 bath towels trimmed i 32 pair quest towels white embroidery wool any other kind 0 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 t5 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 0 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 60 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 o as 25 35 35 25 25 35 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 -25- 75 -5- pair quest towels colored embroidery beaded flowers childs rompers embroidered ijcues wlte wear embroidered best collection crochet work not less than 5 not more than 12 best collection embroidery white not less than 5 pieces not more than 12 75 quilted article new style 75 best article made from sealing wax 75 collection fancy work 5 00 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 pieces 75 50 50 w q 60 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 s dora saw me as she the road and asked where i was going to a little creek over there to get watercress i answered pointing the east oh i never saw any except at greengrocers she exclaimed come on henry butt 1 protofited a-4mie- tmgrac- iously for i had planned to make a j quick trip and be back before supper j its a mile and a half across country and three miles by the road t well what of it she said with a laugh i guess we can stand it if you can dont worry about do said henry shecan outwalk either of us i had hoped that we should not have to go farther than the pasture of the bolton farm through which the creek ran but we found that the cattle had trampled the plant indeed we had to ascend almost to the source of the brook before we found any watercress in good condition there we soon filled the pail and then went south to nick ersons oornera shall we go around the square or back the way we came i asked when we reached the road i its almost sunset now said henry so wed better go down to your slash ing and then cut across to the lane it would be nearer yet to take to the melds right here wouldnt it dora asked pointing to the north west where a corner of our barn could be seen through an opening in the hills it looks from here as if we should save half a mile just about that i replied but without completing the seiitence i climbed to the top of the fence and carefully inspected the intervening fields young tom worthey was driv ing his fathers cattle toward the milk ing shed the big hill pasture seemed empty all right i said give me your faandr a h yuu ov what were you hesitating about she asked when we reached the other side thoughts of our facing the creature on the ground with our dubs im sure we can conquer the brute henry declared climbing farther out upon the limb on which he was perch ed vl never saw an animal that could not be dont hit it hard ed but stir it up with the end of your club so itll come this way what are you going to do oive it the fright of its life poke it up thinking that henry meant to be labor the bull unmercifully when the animal got beneath him i began to tap the creature on the nose with my club i a minute of that treatment was enough to goad it into rushing toward me as it charged i heard dofa cry out henry farnsworth i she called nnnt yon do nnytlmg an foolish henry 1 her cry was so shrill that the bull wheeled about to face her and in do ing so came directly under henry at that moment to my astonishment and dismay henry dropped astride its back and flinging his arms forward clutch ed the creatures horns me nulls bellow or surprise and rage almost drowned doras scream out of the corner of one eye i saw the animal going in circles down the hillside then i whirled to grasp dora who was on the point of leaping to the ground as there was no stopping her i helped her to descend in a less reckless manner after which we both ran to the crest of the hill to see what j had become of the jersev and its rider i there were signs that the animal had crashed into the fence at the bottom of the slope after that it had turned to the south and was now racing toward the farthest edge of the pasture through the gathering twi light we could see the bull plunging ahead as fast as it could go with henry belaboring its sides yirlth his heels dont worry i said to dora see how well he stays on and the worst is over yes but how is he going to get off well help him when it comes to that at the south line the bull turned up the slope but soon wheeled back and lumbered along parallel with the fence toward the north twice it tried to turn aside into the ravines but henry thumped it on the nose with the flat of his hand and turned tt back lets get to the north fence ahead of them i cried and we ran along the brow of the hill abreast of the wearied charger below when we reached that barrier the bull had turn- ed up the hill toward us but even kennedy burke fragrant syrlnga or mockorange blossoms peonies and other beautiful bloom decorated the home of mr john burje 517- 14th street west owen sound for the marriage on wednes day jjine 18th 1930 at 5oelock pin of his daughter vera may and major herbert mervyn kennedy son of mr and mrs john w kennedy rev a d cornett minister of knox united church officiated and the guests num bered about thirty relatives and int mate friends of the bridal couple the bride was given in- marriage by her father and took her place beside the groom in a lovely floral setting one corner of the livingroom being con verged into a bower of flowers the i background was entirely of mock- orange blossoms on white lattice work and a canopy overhead was arranged of interwoven white streajners cen tred with a white wedding bell the archway between thp livingroom and diningroom was similarly decorated and flanked with standards of pink peonies snapdragons and other flowers simple but e0ective was the brides costume or ivory white crepe back satin designed with a long circular skirt and fitted bodice her long em broidered tulle veil was arranged on her hair in becoming cap style white crepe slippers completed her dainty attire and she carried a shower bou quet of ophelia roses lllies-of- the- val ley and fern miss freda anders at tended the bride as bridesmaid and was wearing a very pretty gown of pale pink net over flesh shade satin a pink mohair hat and silver slippers were also wornnd she carried a bouquet of roses mr edwin robin son supported the groom the bridal party was preceded by two tiny flower girls audrey kennedy in ptnr and pauline burke of port elgin niece of the bride in white both little frocks being of similar design in organdy edged with crisp ruxfes they car ried baskets of sweetpeas and mar guerites miss lyla kennedy sister of the groom gowned in green geor- 1 gette played lohegrlns bridal chorus the bridal party entered the grooms gift to the bride was a white- gold necklace set with brilliants to the bridesmaid and pianist beaded bags to the bestman a silver cigarette case and lighter and to the flower girls little lockets and chains the bride and groom were assisted in re ceiving following the ceremony by the jjiridea father and the grooms parents the grooms mother mrs kennedy was charming in a gown of navy blue georgetta with white dots a navy blue straw hat and a corsage of roses the brides sister mrs hazel christie of buffalo ny was wearing rose can ton crepe and mrs harold burke of port elgin sisterinlaw of the bride was gowned in green flowered silk voile dinner was served from several- pretty tables the brides table being central with the wedding cake the flowers used were pink roses and pink delphinium and the effect completed with six pink tapers in low silver holders the dinnerhour assistants were mrs daniel campbell miss helen hair mrs gordon sinclair mrs clifford chlsholm mrs fred ray miss olive logan and miss jean mclntyre later major and mrs kennedy left by motor on a honeymoon trip to an quob to return vla the usa and visit at rochester buf falo and other points the bride travelled in a very smart costume a becoming beige georgette gown de signed with three tier skirt a very smart matching coat with fox collar a sand straw hat lizardlne shoes and p s e to upon- mrhirtfimrwi ainuauiiimaiiuiiiuiiinuuimuuankiiiiniianiumiiiini i superheterodyfte plus 1 tone control fading control interference i control i the selection of a fine radio is now reduced to the 3 choice between the super- it heterodyne used by all the s defensive forces of the g world because of its superl- h or selectivity precision of control and tremendous 1 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all idhds of tubes in stock rgetqvv gtmuckart phone 25 or 319- georgetown nor val mills corlm cracker mull in operation kings choice flour for bread- national flour for pastry whole wheat flour wheatlets bran shorts feed gluten now on hand return they will reside in owen sound quests present from a distance includ ed mr and mrs harold burke of port elgin mrs hazel christie buffalo n y mr and mrs hillary stephens of toronto mrs w h kennedy and miss lillian of toronto and mrs adams of oeorgetown owen sound suntimes weeds w b browmejlco phone 90 r 2 georgetown nm the choiceof tens of thousands its 23 28 2s 23 2s 23 so 25 50 25 50 25 1 so i hand craft 0 75 75 t 0 50 so 75 5d 75 50 75 so 75 50 t5 so 75 75 60 73 so 75 so 75 w 75 60 73 60 75 so 73 60 73 60 73 60 73 60 73 60 75 60 75 so 75 so 75 so class 9 1 oil painting landscape 2 oil painting fruit or flowers 3 water color landscape 4 water color fruit or flowers 5 water color ash or fowl 6 water color fruit or flower 7 pen and ink drawing 8 pen and ink any subject 9 crayon copy 10 abtencll work 11 basket handmade 13 amateur photography 13 pieces 13 service tray 1 leather work s 15 paper flowers hand made 16 wool flowers handmade 1 travelling case x 18 any useful article made of wood ib bird house 20 blrdbath 31 penmanship of boy over 13 23 penmanship of girl over 12 33 map of canada by public school child 24 handmade book or portfolio 25 patched three cornered tear at least 1 inches each way in ttfh ftr4 inidwr 75- ml note those taking prlxes are requested to send a list of ther winnings together with name and number to the secretary as soon aftpr x the fair as possible kxkatqanra irinti t was trying to see what stock was running in wortheys pasture does he still own the jersey that he bought two years ago when we were here henry inquired i member that it was pretty ugly yes but tom is driving the cattle home now i cant see anything in the pasture we skirted a wheat field passed through a meadow and came to the high fence that bordered the worthey farm there i again surveyed the forty acres or broken ground ahead of us i could not see all the pasture rrotn the fence top but the only living creatures in slgtit were three or four yearlings near the entrance to the lane where they had just been separ ated rrom the remainder of the herd im not afraid of cattle dora pro tested weve got riire on our ranch than ive seen in this county you neednt bo so particular on my- ac count henry winked at me from behind her eds timid do he said once over the fence wr started diagonally across the field aiming for the point where our farm touched mr wortheys we at last reached the summit of the long hill and looked down the farther slope which was shorter and more abrupt than the one we had just ascended it was cut by a number of ravines and we presently had to make a detour to avoid one of them as we passed round uic head of the little gulch which was fringed with bushes i glanced down at the spring at the bottom and halted involuntari ly standing kneedeep tn the watcr and starting up at us with a malignant expression was wortheys jersey bull i henry saw the beast at the same ttaiewettr w tfiat he never finished the sentence at that moment the bull rumbling angri ly camo charging up the side of the ravine r wny dora cried in surprise it looks really aavagel henrys forcible klckslnoutd not force the creature into a ran its tongue was hanging out and its sides heaved ontario people are becoming conscious ontario people both rural and urban are appreciating the tact more and more that weeds are destructive and unsightly and have no place in the ontario landscape never before have farmers in gen eral been so careful in keeping down noxious weeds on their farms dur ing the month of june it was a com mon sight to see men women and children out in the fields hoeing cut ting spudding and pulling weeds state officials of the crops cooperation and markets branch parliament buildings toronto hundreds of country cemeteries have been cleaned up properly sodded planted with shrubs and otherwise put in a condition more fitting the last resting place of our esteemed and honored forefathers more attention is being paid to school yards church yards highways township roads rail roads and public property of all kinds get over the fence dora i direct ed and 111 thump the beast while henry gets off then i railed jump henry wait till i get to the top he answered dora sat on the fence anxiously watching what took place as henry swung to one side and sprang for the ground i rushed at the bull brandish ing my club the jersey seemed astonished to b relieved of henrys weight for it stop ped and shook itself at the same instant it saw me coming evidently it still had some fight left in it for it lowered its head and lunged forward viciously the quickness of the move ment took me by surprise but i dodged and managed to givcjxhe beast a heavy blow with the club on the end of its nose at the same instant henry who had landed safely on the ground picked up a heavy stone and threw it at the bull with all his might it struck just below the jerseys ear and ended the fight the big bull wheeled and fled down the hill ive ridden better mounts in my lime said henry clinging to the fence and panting almost as loudly as the jersey but it certainly broke easily why 3 child could ride it now i am sure that no child ever tried to ride the bull but in one sense it really was broken for during tho years that mr worthey kept the animal it never again attacked anyone don lose your children dont lose your children when they leave home keep in touch w th byteteptione ourf6yowrtcatlsar las simple aheaytornakem local ones and for very little cost you can arrange a regular visit by telephone each week reduced evening rates on anyone calls start at 700 pm still lower night rates at 830 p m situation is very largely due to the united and cooperated effort of far mers weed inspectors road and rall- nmy nrn rial g t pt nubile pro- icrty womens institutes and- service organizations all over the province weed control is more apparent in some sections than others but for the most part real progress is being made in the weed war of 1930 in spite of success so far the battle has only begun citizens communities and organizations will have to continue to give their cooperation and support before the weed menace is finally un der control every municipality in the province including towns cities and villages now has a weed inspector the weed inspectors duties are to inspect all property in the municipality discuss with farmers the best methods pf con rol of noxious weeds and assist the farmer in every way possible in his fight against the weed menace in extreme cases where weeds in crops nrc so bad that they are providing menace to neighboring farms the weed inspector may advise the cutting of the crop if this la neglected refused the inspector may order the crop cut and charge cost of same to the occupant of land in his taxes all occupants of land are expected to prevent the ripening of all noxious weeds in such a manner that seeds will not blow over neighboring pro perty municipal councils are expected to give the local weed inspector every assistance and support in his work although there are 17 weeds deemed noxious under the weed control act sow thistle which is considered the worlds worse weed is given by far the most attention weed in spectors are determined to keep this weed in control tn such a manner that it will not blow from farm to farm as it has done in the past on tario people have jjeconifi lweedcon j tsc and as a result will not ji i content tnritu the weed problem fully solved and under control newlywed says my wife docs not choose my clothes but she picks the pockets appaaranca alona baa sold ribroll r to thousandj of farmers bur it is conomy 6r procvcuop and pmmtfnanc that keeps it old whcnrwr you go la ontario thm ixmtuj9orom roofs mrm familiar landmarks 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