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i ju j i w i ill pe the georgetown herald wedneaday evening april 8th 193 1 xperitif sllenflij 4s hfcljmj-fiilli- mjm3mf w- w jo matter how expert a driver yob- inay be mclanfaiinboick silent srncromesh transmission enables yon to shift gears more quickly more easily and- more quietly for the gears wio not dash driving is safer too for when the need arises yon can shift front ugh to second gear instantly as a feature of all mclaogblinbmek straight eights the silent synero3ieah transmission is making better drivers of finecar ownets of more than so at of every 100 motorists who buy eights in meljmghlhvsuieks price range twenty luxurious models from 1290 to 2900 at factory oshawa the advantages of the chac deferred payment plan and the protection of the general motors owner ser vice policy are available to every purchaser cmli t b im nama iu nil i fcr mas dhiimln iii ill i i owtmt 0 their popularity w jirnt stodafa of imi mrlmiguhbuick straight eifhu will bt wrthwl throngk- 0l sw conjumm tmumshsw tomif foo xke sbraitjni caqni by sarah jane collier another old sod respected reagent of georgetown and vicinity tor many years in toe person of sarah jane collier widow of the late levi oole passed away suddenly at the home of her sister mrs m maw onortturs- day last deceased was born hi qara- fraxa 74 years ago she was a resi dent of estniestng for over 40 yearn ana six years ago moved to george town where she ha since jreended her husband predeceased her 30 years ago she la survived by one daughter mrs w h kentner and one son wm h cole of georgetown also two brothers john collier of meoicine hat joseph collier town and two sistersmrs m maw town and mrs wm godfrey ouelph de ceased was a member of he united church a kind snd loving mother and good neighbor the funeral took place on saturday afternoon last from the home of her daughter mrs w h kentner to greenwood cemetery the service being conducted by rev mr rumley the pallbearers were david cook john miller wm near a j lindsay john oole f anderson there were many beautiful floral tri butes from relatives and friends a general motors valve s v king georgetown tv tpne in friday night on canada on parade s frldi tuj ml canada on parade guest autbt celebrated frett vocalist m l m gsmikal motors cowcaorr onthestita umder dr emtii uatmwmm ami mir xxjmjstewml g m cadets srautflrst of diner orcbrttrw mmder lmigi rem turn irmi theatee platexs in the bachelo richet aix- canadian sinceks sbw dr btly lviiuu mitjk emid crmy and l drnpoe tax byto tho grand finale orckestra mmd vecatist the angels chorus across the dominion wpt a wavt of national nthutiatm canadian ore striking forward on tk rising tid of a fresh prosperity- general motors of canada u mi tod pays tribute to the forward canada movement with canada on parade a radio hour every friday evening typifying the spirit of canadas progress i listen for canada on parade the catchy signature song of the senet buy th sheet music at your music store or write to yout favorite radio- station for an introductory free copy cnio tone in 10 pm vjvb dycjisey cfcy caarfhowa cfn8 fradarlcto cfso sf joka chrc oubc ckac moxlml cnro ottawa cflc rwcott ck6w toraato ckoc hamlhea cjec london cfch narik bay ckpr r wlkam ckck aaolaa cjcv coosowtoe cklc calgary cflrv vancouver 1ifct victoria f run cky wiulg ckx randoa cjgx yorkroo cjrvy hamlo 1011 pjn chnshamaa cfoc sakaoo 1 112 pjn wjrl0afoh erwingaldhains meat market special prices for friday and saturday steak roasts per lb veal stew per lb sausage eastfirsf shortenings fresh side pork per lb 19c 14c 2 lb for 25c lb f 25c isc erwin goldham phone 1 georgetown bikths parmer to mr and mrs john j p parmer ouelph st georgetown on march 37th 1931 a son oeore james umdlaw at peel memorial hosplr tal apru 3rd 1931 to mr and mrs wlllard laldlaw nee vera- heath a son carl heath died cole at georgetown on thursday april 2nd 1b31 sarah jane collier widow of the late levi cole aged 74 years in memoriaitr sleiohtholmb in loving memory or a dear husband and father ar thur sletghthohne who passed away apru 9th 1925 his life was one long sacrifice his heart was trne and tender he tolled sonard for those ijertoved- then left us to remember sadly missed by wife and daughter obituary council met in regular session on tuesday night with mayor macken zie in the chair reeve cleave and councillors davis olbbens barnes and parr present minutes of previous meetings read and confirmed mr a robinson asked that a mreet flight be placed a morris st the matter was left in the hands of the light committee communications were read from the arena co enclaslifg cheque 8t josephs hospital re indigent patient city of east windsor re sale of beer by gloss ontario oood roads associ ation re membership fee immlgnv tton and colonization orooe ottawa mr nunn re inoome tax ouelph society band lawson at stratton re town affairs moved by cleave seconded by ojb- bens that the followlnc accounts be paid henry marchment sts park f 18 00 oubert ollllvet sts i so win stokbt sts so r mccartney its 3 00 h- marchment sts 18 mi h marebmenk sts 18 00 w c cunningham good roads 3 25 ed erwlh rood roads s 25 h marchment ats park 18 0o h morehmenti sts- park 18 00 bell telephone co town hail a 75 bell telephone mun offloe 7 65 bruntons ouago ore truck jo 10 o r mucksrt ww 9 80 wm ward bailiffs fees 00 wm want balult 38 00 e c thomibon ourt services 4 00 registry office j milton 2 52 j n onein at son ww so p 3 barrison poatsge 10 75 j p held sts 1 so f l heath stamps 4 95 high school report in these lists are included the names of those who passed in at least ave subjects the names in each list are arranged in order of the total number or manes obtained thontt denotes 75 per cent or more on the whole the numbers after the names denote respectively the num bsr of subjects in which honour and pass standing were obtained form tvmargaret macdonold5 myrtle allan 3 1 hugh mcnally 2 4 wuma stull 1 eleanor mac- donald hons 4 2 oonstance deans 3 2 evelyn asnmore 3 3 marjorie oault 3 2 ajl bolger 0 5 form m arthur dayfoot hons 7 3 margaret mcllntock hons 4 5 joseph harris 3 6 marjorie mc- kane 3 5 june prank 2 6 enza- beth bonathsn 1 8 wuliam dever- eaux 1 6 kathleen hale 2 5 mary bludd 2 5 helen mcdonald 5 3 doris syksa 1 6 prances atkinson 1 5 james evans 8 7 robert raine 0 7 irene miihnland 1 4 mar garet leslie 1 5 oraham pamell 1 4 alan mcdonald 1 4 charlotte mcoullough 0 5 form n edith buptvsnt bona 8 1 evelyn heartwell hons 3 nellie maynard hons 6 4 jean evans bona 4 5 bernlee mcdon ald 3 6 david crlchton 2 6 percy saxe 2 5 wsqa price 0 8 mans scrymgeour 0 5 robert harris 1 8 wilfred mlno 0 ross duncan 1 6 jack saunders 0 5 kelly mc nally 0 6 form n commercial alan dew- burst hons 8 3 marie hmetlle 3 5 hassl waldle 2 4 avis mctean 2 3 nelne scrrmgeour 2 3 form 1albert williams hons 7 3 harry wuuams hons 6 3 ttstnlam wilson 2 6 isabel alexan der 1 8 margaret near s 4 frank kentner 2 7 margaret simons 2 6 edith mckane 3 4 norman herbert 1 6 edith lores 0 8 margaret long 0 8 duncan tost 2 4 jean mc allister 2 5 john c 2 4 vernon mcoumner 0 5 norman marchment 0 6 mildred caseley 0 8 madeline orahsm 0 muriel whltmee 0 5 marlon schenk 0 b form i commercial mary stan- dish 5 4 haael smith 3 8 joy laird 3 8 marjorie mccalg 3 5 lloyd sanderson 0 8 edna hurley 3 4 albert holmes 1 7 naiv dewnurst 0 i ruth oanton 1 4 pei fe attendance and punctuality form rv myrtle allan form m elisabeth bonathsn james evans margaret mclmtook sarah standlsh form njallan dewhurst basel waldle itam ijean keeler elisabeth smettaurst norma smith mary stan- terra cotta ujo buyabttter floor than a seamankent why try seamankent sou in georgetown by georgetowit luttbar co ltd the regular meeting of the terrs ootta cfo and djwo was held monday evening april 0th at the home of mr and mrs tnos an derson georgetown following the usual business meetings the lad and gentlemen met jointly to listen to jfsjj interesting programme three instructive papers were given by junior members on topics taken from the fanners sun mrs t mcdonald gave a splendid paper on ways of cheering the sick solos were sung by mrs f c thompson and miss evelyn lyons mrs rev e maodonaln of noryal read an excellent paper on tables a read- lng wasgtvan by miss oertrude an derson snd a piano solo by miss mar garet townsend a contest directed by mrs frank fetch was much en- joyed following the meeting lunch wai served by the ladles and a social hour spent in euchre and other games all went home feeling that they had spent an enjoyable as wen as a pro fitable evening town council consolidating bylaw final ly passed accounts pass ed important butters r discussed halton council reduces salaries lawson at stratum private bill 48 70 lawson ac 8tratton legal fees 15870 john mcdonald ti charity canadian brass co ww canadian brass co ww hydro electric town hall lamps hydro electric beam hall light hydro electric ore hall hydro electric fire alarm hydro electric num office hydro electric power ww hydro electric street lights w r watson stationery a e coleman sts r h thompson ac co ww fred sinclair iowa truck superior stores charity w o marshall ww creehnans ltd sta 80 70 80 09 15 77 1 84 8 45 75 1 25 1 53 7r7 473 25 80 iso 333 435 18 81 3 70 360 308 herald p 111 89 h cleave expenses to conven tion 10 40 w c bessey expenses to conven tion 8 00 charity 10331 the bylaw to provide for the towns floating debt was read the necessary number of times and finally passed permission was given the hydro to erect a garage next to the power house at the raw at the town hall moved by cleave seconded by davis that the thanks of this coun cil be tendered mr blakelock for bis assistance in getting consolidation bill through legislature carried after considerable time spent in discussing other municipal matters of importance council adjourned gunurttlialms miss myrtle barbs of toronto was home for th week n mr wesley day of toronto sesfft sunday at the bone of mr and mrs geo allen mr walter laorange of freligba- burg que now at the oac ouelph spent friday at the home of mr and mrs john hepburn the many friends of mr john wheeler wall regret to hear he has been confined to bis bed for some days miss allen of toronto was home for the week end mr jim hepburn doris and elean or of toronto spent easter with their parents here mr and mrs will alien and ur and mrs geo allen motored to lon don for easter mr and mm j bfsrsden of wood stock spent raster wilts mr and mrs j h11l of olenwllflsms pubs stewarttown the following is a report of the winter term for s s 8 bsquesmg the names being arranged in order of merit br iv charlie mart ran hons ljlllisn maclean- hons frances jen- kinson walter hodge jr tv dorothy wilson bona har old lunaa jack jenkmson and david hodge equal lillian thomson jr tu harold wilson hons jean j tenaant j macleasl jr n muriel maclean hons joan ndden hona eleanor orahsm hons clifford wuson i class roy smith bona betty cudden bona ralph thompson kenneth murray andjblllle tennant ansl k- pvera heath bernard tenn- ont the prise for clean teeth and nails was won by fiances jenklnson whue harold lumsnnosirss the rewanlfoi the highest marks m nmulfig i tssetar j 4tmckair easter report lie school st ivmlldred norton hons ric hard beaumont hons ida bason hons berths schenk hone orover norton blllio davidson cyril clark margaret mcnally marlon ostrander robert mcmsster wullsm prerton bessie norton jr tv freda apoleyard mildred norton ruth marchment hilda lorrlman myrtle allen oene klrby 8r m ilary wsgstafle hons una hdj morris wilier eve oarvln nora barlow thelma st louis agnes isley oordon oraham beverly m alice addy jlmmle bllck mervyn ejnby jr m owenls hadley martha isley tom hm blllle schenk oather- ine mandonalrl berttla allen alma atkinson eileen fry beatrice han cock joyce appleyanl sarah bllck eve clark bali bludd and patsy davidson equal roy preston bdnsv neil principal junior boom class n harvey oooke ban elsie dewhurst hons mns preston doris heggie clarence beaumont lome garvin ruth pnston myrtle war ren tackle fry ehra porter st i oersld moody bona nor- davldson bona emily hadley delmore beaumont vernon klrby henry lorrlman jac kie crawford doreen wulett oeoxge eason edith ridley marjory fry bud hin robert davidson joe mc- menemy 8r primer- june orahsm dorothy clarke lily barclay ralph barlow qlynn bveraon raysnond addy dor een louth winnie wulett harold schenk jr primer mary south eheroryne davidson lawrence beaumont john wagstaffe yiuue norton ruthie nor- a mclaughlin teacher and makes a present of 500 to retiring clerk assist ant road superinten dent resigns hallon county council met at mil ton on tuesday of last week in day and night wrimti the entire even ing seeslon was taken up in the pass ing of a bylaw to fix the county of ficials salaries and after a three- hour discussion the bylaw wss pass- ed making the following salaries ef fective on april 1st m hut treasurer tl000 rediactlofis700 h m pettit clerk and deputy treasurer 1200 jail surgeon 76 reduced 28 jailer so0 no change matron 200 no change turnkey 750 no change caretaker 300 reduced 100 county engineer 3000 reduc ed 600 attendance fees at meetings and committee meetings 400 per meeting reduced 100 per meeting the question of the assistant road superintendents salary mr j q wilson resulted in an atnendment to close the office and the- amendment carried on a close division later in nhe meeting mr wilson tendered his atlon to take effect- september 1031 but owing- to the latenessl or tjhp hour the reartgnstlnn was laid over until the next taeatlng a bylaw was passed to appoint h m pevtit clerk and deputy treasure er at a salary of 1300 per annum tha appointment io take effect april 1st mr pantbn the cierkfor the past 85 years resigned at the close of 1930 and his restgnulori made the office vacant on apru 1st a lengthy dls- eusstap took place on the request of mr panton for a superannuation and on a yea and nay division a resolu tion was passed that the thanks of the council be tendered to mr pan- ton on his retirement from the office of county clerk for the long faithful and efficient service for the past 85 years and that the sum of 500 be tendered him as a token of this coun cils appreciation of his services mr o cleave called for the yeas and nays on abovet resolution those voting yeas buck robinson hewson ramshaw morden vanscrl- ver harris msson those voting nay were readhead peer q cleave a carrie h cleave the motion was carried f to a tha report of the ediktion commit tee reco various grants to the different hath sohools was pre sented and burlington received the sum of 1t8s37 oakville 1688300 milton 1443tx0 and georgetown 768370 woaon robinson reeve of oakville chairman of the education im said i uuubiultee gone into the yearly lncerase in the cost of educa to the county and found the high school costs at burling ton too excessive the committee were of the opinion that unless some steps were made by that board to curtail expensea that the counby should ask for the resignation of the three mem bers appointed by county council and place outside representatives on the burlington sosru the receiving of the agrijcumural repreeenteuvea report and other rou tine business occupied the remainder of the session report of 8 8 no 9 bsqubs- tng for march only those pupils who were present for an etamtnatlnnn and who obtain ed an average of 80 or over appear in this list sr tv edith tyres 78 tom pac ker vs denis hu1 fy jr tv bya iwes 79 margaret brown h sr m dosottiy eieave 74 myrtle paroeu 80 jr m wufred johnson 3 buue oxley 60 sr i dorothy johnson hons dorothy tyres harold brown doris mitchell inex scott jean pamell jr iakna tyres lome norton tiiiaf johnson primer ruthie norton blllle par- neu ronam davles clearing auction sale farm stock- akd implements the undersigned has received in structions from h ii clark lot 20 3rd line w chlnguacourry to sell by public auctlon on wednesday april 15th i9s1 at 1 oclock the following horses clyde i mare 11 yrs old clyde mare 1 yn old clyde mare 8 yrs old in fbllyde filly rising 2 yrs standard bred mare registered brood mare in fosl to peter mckluop black gelding rising 3 yrs by quarts rock wagon horse 4 yrs old gray horse go worker cattle registered jersey cow no 33838 due april 18th fawn reg jersejr cow no 33837 due in oct pawn reg jersey cow no 39308 due in june black jersey cow heifer calf by her side dsrk jersey cow fresh sliver jersey cow bred in deal brtndle cow due in may 3 silver jer seys due 111 july brlhdle cow fresh sliver jersey oow tresis 3 jersey hei fers bred in dec 1 jersey yearling heifer eligible for registration jer sey heifer 16 months old bred 2 yearling jersey heifers 8 jersey hei fer calves under 1 yrr jersey bullv 3 yra old inplements mccormick binder 7 ft cut wttb truck mccormick mower peerjnj hay rake massey- har ris side dojiyery rake and tedder john deeretwr loader peter hamil ton disc drill hoes disc cultivator 13 discs spring tooth cultivator heavy set diamond harrows set light iron harrows metal land roller pleury plow with wheels no 12 3 single walking plows 2 doublefurrow plows ditching plow stoneboat john deere corn scuffler lumber wagon with box and shelving heavy truck wagon 4 in tires market wagon with 3 seats and rack shelving 3 hay racks 3 top buggies road cart cutter set bob sleighs ions sleigh sleigh box with shelving heavy wagon springs ice rack saw log bunks log hooks cant book heavy log tongs ice tongs 3 heavy logging chains boom chains heavy block and tackle 2 crosscut saws blacksmltb tools forge aril- vise drill and bits etc 8 sets heavy double trees several sets light double trees number of whlffetree heavy neck yokes buggy tongue cutter tongue light neck yokes 8 band oom plan ters gross seeder sowing hopper and harness harrow asrt root pulpier extension ladder 9 large sugar kettles 3 dot wp iwcksts and spiles light block and tackle milk cart stewart horse clippers wltti sheep shearing attachment steel gasoline drum 45- gallon sise delaval cream separator 1000 capacity baboock tester 6 hottl iriaa- timlmy afrnra milk p balunafad the beautiful easter weather was enjoyed by a number of visiting friends among whom were mrs wright of toronto who is the guest of mrs soper miss bessie blnnle js spending the holidays with her parents mr and mrs frank blnnle the misses battle and jessie lind say of toronto were home over the week end mr and mrs barber of ouelph lspent sunday with mr and mrs f w snortttl mrs rlcketts and daughter muriel of owen sound are spending the week with her mother mrs elisabeth shortul mrs rossel and little daughter mar garet of georgetown are the guests of her sister mrs blake vannatter miss jessie mckay of steworttown is at home for be waiter holidays under the auspices of the w- a of the united church a- very successful pancake social was held in the for- chnrch on friday i minim wfln pm still were all that could t delrorrsi u the other dalntf and cooling cans so cotton y grain bags crow bars forks shovels bag truck lawn mower and other articles too numerous to mention harness set heavy long tug harness set heavy heel chain har ness nearly new set heavy single harness with silverplated names and dutch collar set light double har ness and bridles sat lightsingle har ness with bridles new set light single bridle pair new heavy bridles heavy halters show halters open bridles light names and traces a number of light horse collsus a number of heavy horse collars working harness with chain traces harness closet horse blankets 2 robes warerproof knee spread lumber wtalte oak plank 2 in and 3 in ttalck white oak wagon tongues a quantity of hemlock lum ber baaswood lumber rock elm hard maple 1 in quantity of 2 in by 4 in scantling cedar posts steel posts oratn 4o0 bus seed oats 40 bus se wheat 10 tnu sweet clover fuukltuub couch sideboard enamelled metal beds coleman hang ing lamp allactln sng1ng aip coal oil hanging lanm other lamps wash- lnf machine ojothef wringer cistern pump icecream freeser and many other things everything will be sold without re serve as the farm has been sold terms orata and all sums of 1800 and under cash over that amount 6 months credit on furnish ing approved joint notes 5 per an num off for ciali frank petoh w j mcktn a p chevne auctioneers w a wilson olerk pure food store 6pkgs dc luxe jelly powder 25c 24 lb pastry flour 3 large cans peas 3 pkgs satchel brand dried peas 2 tins aylmer vegetable or tomato soup 2 tins sliced pineapple 2 lb jar good morning marmalade choice corned beef sliced- per lb 2 lb choice dutch nionseta lemons per doz 3 pkgs lux soap flakes 2 tins snap hand cleaner choice fresh fruit and vegetables at right prices 59c 25c 21c 23c 25c 39c 23c 29c 19c 29c 27c a m farnele phone 75 j we deliver wanted 100 old felt mattresses at 5 00 each on thursday april 16th we will hold a mam moth public bonfire of old mattresses at the town dump ing ground destroying completely dozens of old jute and felt mattresses which have been replaced with the new marshall down spring filled mattress this uni que offer is limited to one week only commencing thursday april 9th during this period we will allow five dollars 500 for your old mattress on the pur chase price of a new spring filled marshall at the regular price of 2450 now is housecleaning time why leave those hidden germs lurking in your bedding remember they are undiscemible to the eye and your health should comefirst why not take advantage of this exception al health promoting offer whichis being approved of by physicians everywhere h c mcclure phone 54 home furnishings store georgetown thorough with which provided a peanut off afcrmrs hp j d j prise ashgrove followlnc is the report of the eas ter testewamlnatlusn held at ash- grove school 8 8 no s esqueslng honours equals 75 per cenb snd over the names appear in order of merit form vrjohn bfensbb hona don ald mcnabb bona sr tvjohn alexander hons xj1- lian hulls 74 sr tu mary alexander hona hssel ridden hons edith wriccles- worth10 sr tu charlotte wilson bona angnt mcnabb hons 8r n usrios stoat boas wiulam bridlar hona bflbt ajexabder oleavs wnson 7 jrt cjz wquaqs alexander hona jptul bradltw hons hojr bradlay x clsss oybnvjell bona fran- cea wrtortoworth 74 charles ww1 for prfnwf j marlon bradley 71 bfdth ofifsi joyahle ovanlns wss broosbt i by slnginc jod- save the kins quite a number attended the eral of the late donald bnylalr took place at erin on monday umehol mr john r scott and son arthur of irmehouse mrs oamatban of acton mr ernest hall and son al bert of kitchener spent the easter holidays at windsor and detroit mr and mrs w j mckechnle of toledo miss nellie swsckhsmmer of detroit spent easter at the home of mrs david swackhaintoer mr and mrs john arrowsmith and family of toronto and mr and mta cecil bithenthal snd family of new york oily visited during the week at mrs d swsckhammers canadian national railway announcement weekend ecurakm fares bel toronto and georgetown on saturdays and bundays are now effect and will continue until v 1st good going 6 pm or later cam on fridays and all cam saturdays and sundays the return fare between toronto i and qeorgetown is tl children under u rs half adult lam under s yearn of age when accom panied by patent of guardian free aredletteb day bus vhwcsms sisdjsttsr he stsrtsg to t m inc thera was so much fdr ws tatt them snd they turn tepvka in touch with the home news noth- idf coum bars bsen pleasanter satisfaction plus economy is the keynote this year more than ever of brills fine showing of spring clothin9 and shoes the present greater purchasing power for our stores to gether with cash buying enables us to buy to the best advantage and to pass the splendid values on to our friends prices too are much lower this season and you will be pleas antly surprised to find on inspection what splendid values we offer you the usua fine assortment of mens suits topcoats and hsbvdashery also ladies suits gpsts presses nd milliner as well m shoe for the family are now on display special a fine shipment of ladies summer dresses has just arrived inducing a choice line at 250 each or 3 dresses for 700 d brill go r i- j i corner mlfl snd min straefs 6eqr6btpwh phone 167 ivrrc zsvt t 1 5ssl