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p the georgetown herald sixtyfifth year of publication the georgetown herald wednesday evening may 6th 1931 f the georgetown herald j m moore pnbuaher and proprietor mefhber canadian weekly newspaper association ttk canadian national electric railway from april 26th until may l daylight saving time week days until friday to toronto to oueljph 640 ajn 7 01 ajn 921 ajn 9 01 ajn 1129 ajn 1141 ajn 149 pm 2 01- pjn 409 pjn 421 pjn r29 pjn 6 41 pjn 849 pjn 9 01 p m 1149 pjn 12 01 ajn 619 am 7 01 am 921 ajn 9 01 am 1129 ajn 1141 ajn 149 pjn 2 01 pjn 409 p m 421 pjn 629 pm 6 4v pjn a 49 pjn 9 01 pjn 10 49 pjn 1101 pjn 1249 am except sunday 1di a m past freight same day delivery service freight picked up at guelph georgetown phone is c n r tune table standard time going east passenger 643 ajn passenger 959 ajn passenger and mall 10j8 ajn passenger 229 pjn passenger and mall 620 pjn passenger 944 pjn sundays going east passenger 229 pjn passenger 8 12 pjn passenger 9 44 pjn going west passenger and mail passenger passenger passenger and mall passenger passenger passenger sunday passenger sunday going tyorth mall and passenger going south mall and passenger 716 ajn 854 ajn 2 08 pjn 6 02 pjn 7 00 pjn 10 09 pjn 1005 ajn 10 09 pjn 625 pjn central ontario bus lines ltd abbow coaches going east sao ajn- 215 pjn 5 45 pjn 1015 pjn going wert 845 am 1245 pjn 3 45 pjn 7 45 pjn daily except sun days and holidays 9 45 pjn sunday and holidays only all barnes stan at lows 8ten directory u roy dale barrister and solicitor georgetown ontario ota cos king bldg mill st clarence tt wiggins solicitor notary faalie otq oneill block georgetown telephone 158 john a thompson barrister solicitor notary rebus offices mill street phone 332 and 289 graham nstaiiaw and bowyek barristers etc brampuw ontariu e u graham s b graham o h bowyer kenneth m langoon barrister soliolur notary pakue first mortgage money to loan offices main street south georgetown phone 88 lib j 1 fatjj or r x paul riusuaau and hugeous fmdlcal offlojr ol haalth in k xownahlp office hours to 4 and t to pjn raoave w ofttoe arid residence mill street f r watson djx mjx 6 offioa hours to 5 exoapt thursday afternoons f heath ljs dxxs o in lejta qwlf one door north bt frjilw 0rrige factory bolus s sjnv to 4 pjb- imjjs lamb practical maternity nurse by day or week for partlsulars phone strs georgetown b b jl georgetown j ch1ropractic nkoisln the chlroaffaetar naasr tjraaatf voafr praouo if afodtolae strgary oateopathy xray service oaovr dominion btaro tffftflna ouis motmtm wwanaadmt and saturday 1 to i and 1 to 9 pjn otkasr daya and hours by appointment rkasm law bnlin 1uj at hthssi fa a us t ilsj and friday s to nsa frank petch lfcensed auctfoneer announcing i the inauguration of a regular laundry service to georgetown every monday and thursday in the future by the toronto wet wash laundry toronto service no 1 damp wash 20 lb for 100 the clothes returned damp ready for ironing service no 2 damp wash flat work ironed 8c lb 12 lb for 100 all flat pieces such as table lin en bed linen and towels are re- turnethroned ready for use the wearing apparel is returned damp ready to be ironed 7 service no 3 dry wash 7c lb 14 lb for 100 clothes are returned dry same as they would be taken from line at home ready for ironing service no 4 dry wash flat ironing 10c lb 10 lb for 100 the flat work is all finished as in system 2 the wearing apparel comes home dry service no 5 semifinished lie lb 91b 100 everything ironed flat work perfectly done wearing apparel done in such a manner that it is entirely finished except for a few of the fussy comers and 90 can be worn without any further touching up service no 6 shirts fully finished at lie each in addition to the weight charged in the service that they are in ex cepting damp and dry wash everwlhiofl washed in mild suds and rinsed in ten changes ot water everything is washed in cofllon nets no marks are used a twentyseven inch beautifully dressed doll which says mamma wrill be given to new customers within the next two weeks sending in six washings either weekly or fortnightly doll is on display at macs barber shop agent maes barber shop phone 328 georgetown v oheltanhsm mr23 georgetown bin post office cheltenham 3 noni m al estate sal in ont jle mcclure auctioneer real estate merchant is arm mrm sales for terms phone m r by georgetown ontario what a difference 90 days make t 1 4oday a toddling chick i 90 da a proud pullet about to lay theres sonie- thing to- think about tiny bones and zllei muscles have grown several times in size a delicate frza hzz z routed into hundreds of feathers a chick weighing grams has grown into a pullet weighing pounds all in 90 short da5l a wonderful change and only one thing can do it good feed i this year consider purina startena chow mash and purina chick chow scratch or allmash startena chow for the brst iix weeks and then puriria growena and purina intermediate hen chow until your pullers arc lay- ni at 16 wppih ff fxt these chows before your chicks vau wil see pullets that are built rjght pullets that wil lay eggs aplenty in fall and winter when eggs are always worth good money 150 per annum in advance 200 to usa prater for mothers lord jesus thou hast known a mothers love and tender care and thou wilt hear while tor my own mother most dear i make this birth day prayer protect her life i pray who gave the gift of fife to me and may she know from day to day the deepening glow of life that comos from thee as once upon her breast fearless and content i lay so let her heart on thee at rest peel rears depart and troubles fade away her every wish fulfill and even if thou must refuse if anything let thy wise will a comfort bring such kind as mothers use ah hold her by the hand 1 as oncg her hand held mine and though she may not understand lifes winding way lead her to peace divine i cannot pay my debt for all the love that she has given but thou lord wilt not forget her due reward bless her to earth and heaven childrens choir of three hundred voices halton mnsie festival prise winners in uie various events public school report startena is much cheaper 350 and 395 per baa for sale by p g early phone 17 georgetown following is the result of the april examinations at georgetown public school sr iv hons mary feller esther brill bruce kennedy frank bolger and ian mackenzie ruth davis una diggins nancy ferry and dorothy mlmms oladys beaver dorothy mc- lintock jim mcniven pass kenneth mackenzie russel varey and josephine polle florence hawes rosle lorusso harry dew- hurst helen ritchie jack founs kathleen mulholland irene starret and hazel walker mary tost and dorothy sargent ray given dorothy kennedy albert reeve jim valantlne martha edwards george henderson and alfred sykes jr iv hons lenore wood doris bessey frances daansraudrey mer- rltt marjorie evans mary oleadall and blllle latimer stewart maclaren marjorie huts alastair kean helen armstrong pass leslie clark wilfred murray betty simons glenna leslie ma sparling audrey grieve earl horn by betty kean fred armstrong and harry allen george rlddall bemiece speers isabel hoare john oraham james emmerson clayton bradley albert stapleton blllle bratsfem roy weston dorothy barker earl wuoox grace gummer sr ih hons margaret evans doris green doris kean evelyn san derson walter brandford jane rum- ley mildred davidson pass violet ingram e hyde earl mccumber robt foulis mary collier isabel richardson cllve bailey jessie macdonsld joyce staoey grant mlmms lorraine latimer edward arnold dorothy mcniven irene car ter and norman barker equal arthur armstrong lome clarkson lloyd grace lorraine wright allan bryden jr iii hons margaret maclaren and peggy adams equal ethel alcott margaret starret and ethel mcenery equal alice cosugan arnold brill enme ledwtdge and helen doig equal jean ruddel marion williamson pass may deans and franklin cleave equal trevor williams and margaret king joan young and mil dred gummer bruce zimmerman marlon reld gordon speers clifford canton willie cummins billy mc- nally vera marchment jessie wal ters betty mcoulgan and billy feller edith huts fred johnson ethel web ster may hlcken jim brunton qllf- ford armstrong bobby bonfleld pearl carter sr ii hons marjorie williams betty grant eccles meclure bobble qoldham david ganton jack bol ger and bemloe herrington equal jimmle louth olbmvmacdonald floria feller betty sbelghtttbbirgaret gra ham kathleen kirk jean sander son buster hale ruth james oor- don hilts pass daisy bralsby jimmle cum mins and percy king george aopg and keith spence willie murphy and annie bullivant douglas allatt mar jorie kean charlie hoare cecelia glrard eva harding bruce mcniven kathleen redshaw betty ritchie and irene young bulle armstrong ethel rlddal and donald jourdaln norman reld jr n hons azolyn hayes reggie broomhead evelyn roney gordon webster eleanor hornby george tarzwell and wallace starret robert mcmenemy margaret uwina and hugh wilson bernard diggins john meclure verna mcuntock james emmerson douglas sargent audrey patterson pass elsie bullock dorothy cum- mings norma thompson dorothy alcott jean martin robert early frances glvens jennie farmer eunice emmerson james collier wil liam boyle helen blackburn frank carter dorothy glrard tommy gold en arthur dobble ralph whitmee sr i hons margaret hoare mary cummins jim ruddell helen wil liams jimmle king and eddie staple- ton dorla mccartney dorothy red shaw bstella lane george oumer and joan hale betty snyder grace for- ster valerie herbert and jean wood junior arnold george oraham and russell starret jean blair kate rumlety pass bulle clark hazel oraham and george james beatrice brill and jack hamly charlie carney george stokes joseph wilcox walker cleave and roy peak bruce auramer and agnes meclure and thomas rayner larry mackenzie jooelyn mccartney walter crawford teddy bugger izobel dobson jean reld donam sanderson primary b a clfcsa hops doug las cola dorothy webster margaret roszex tommy ledwfoge elaine collins and malcolm brandford ruth miliar and gordon ruddy robert allatt oeorge ferry betty robson and leona saxe joyce roberta jim yate lloyd keh jim kelly and bob bie mackenzie pass reta ritchie jack morrow john kelr and kenneth davidson class hons muriel kean bllth nnwham jean harlev ronald latimer pass olive starret john collier dorothy king douglas thompson john oliver jams boyle primary a jr i hons ethol lane mary paul fred tost orval pattar son frank oonnely p audrey millar el oof- bn george walker brill mar- garet ritchie claude dillon robert rayner senior primer hons jack bailey owynneth williams catherine rotf- son maroaret uoqiftt rhoda whit ney bertha qllver pasz marian- olrrard edith craw ford victor mcniven oordon james reggie blair and kathleen king primer arhona martha rtonjay atargant wirnfcz i halton county school children cel ebrated may day yesterday with the annual music contest which closed here tonight three hundred children singing before an audience of 1200 people in su pauls church i kor h a pricker of toronto con- ducted the massed choir singing which included o canada back to my aunties house besides frenchcanadian and english folk songs mrs gordon mckectuote acted as organist the silver cup foi junior choirs was won by ash school in a contest with limestone beh pinegrove palermo and omagb all oneroom schools pal ermo came second winning the silver shield presented by the womens in stitute of mount dnlqn acton came first in the boys choir contest the 30 members of that body responding perfectly to the leader second prize went tq milton whose chpir had 24 members burlington was the other entry in the contest the intermediate choir cup for two to four room schools was won by bronte burlington came second to win the burlington iode shelld milton captured the cup for senior choirs and acton the shelld frances chlsholm acton and masie hall burlington and mary feller geo- rgetownwon the gold and silver shields as solists in the class for girls under 12 in the same class for boys the winners were vernon agnew acton and grant praser muton the senior girls solo competition was won by jessie bullock of bs no 2 trafalgar with peggy gilliam of bronte second medals for senior boys were won fay william hall acton and kenneth galloway of milton basil passant of burlington placed third georgetown school choir sang nicely and although they were not fortunate enough to win one of the prizes we are still proud of them and wish them better luck next year why janet what perfectly stunning cart yes but thats only half of it just get in and drive it i insurance executive passe8 at his home jas b mokechnle of manufactures life son of mrs a mokechnle georgetown vicepresident and general manager ager of the manufacturers life insurance co and one of the best- known residents of forest hill vil lage james b mckechnle died sud denly last week at his home 34 hillhotaie rd on returning at a late hour from the granite club where he had been playing badminton he was born at wuuton ont jn 1883 and was educated at the public and high schools of that town graduating from queens university in 1903 where he was university medallist in mathematics he entered the manufacturers life as a clerk in the actuarial department becoming actuary in 1009 he was appointed assistant manager in 1915 and in the following year general manager he became a director of the company in 1917 t mr mckechnle was a former pres ident of the canadian life insurance officers association the dominion mortgage and investments associa tion and the insurance institute of toronto he was a fellow of the actuarial society of america and the institute of actuaries of great britain other organizations to which he belonged were the univer sity toronto and granite clubs and the toronto qolf and royal canadian yatch club since moving from streetsville to forest hill village he had attended orace church on the hill surviving are his widow formerly phoebe louise adams of hanover whom he married in 1815 and two young children alexander and eliza beth his mother mrs alexander mckechnle has been an esteemed res ident of georgetown for some years a brother john h mckechnle is school inspector in reglna and two sisters mrs mcasklu of oakvllle and mrt h l reed of prince albert sask are also living gojjwilliams presentation of certificates to the united church young people for at tendance and memorization ol script ure was made last thursday evening albert north president awarded cer tificates as follows full honours doris preston emily hadlygtven hadly edna preston bertha schenk ray preston bertha allen myrtle allen mrs o allen mrs j hill seocmd-elsas- blllie schenk oordon oraham morris miller elmer hill may allen third class honors june graham marjorie fry una hill alleeh fry john maltland mrs hepburn mrs w barth d wagataf fe miss m toast those taking part in the musical program were hawaiian music bert and joe marchment percy norton j buchanan miss f oraham miss m dale all enjoyed this music imraen- ly solos mlsa owen badly accomp anists m wheeler miss marlon schenk miss doris heggle accompanist eileen fry vtoun solo mrs w preston ac companist mrs d swan duets norman marchment and wln- fleld wheeler the packer bros umehpuse cadets everett and thomp son of the salvation army toronto rev h caldwell pastor conducted devotional exercises officers who had charge of series of m at whloh average attendance was 09 arc pres albert north vice presidents cecil barth r blythe lloyd barth miss d wagstaffe secretary h allen treasurer e hill after the programme of music about its seated to a sumptuous supper in the basement of the church this banquet was the ending of an attendance record all durlpg the winter a pleasant hour was spent together on thursday eve nings each peraon taking part made it most interesting each one enjoyed the supper and we owe it to all the ladles who gave us such a dainty repast ixll by w laanc f miss my toronto for the week end j mr w bay and miss o allen spent the week end at the home of mr and mrs geo allen ye are ploased to hear tbaxmr john wheeler who was sp seriously 111 is im proving favorably donaforget that net thursday ev ening the young peoples meeting starts at 830 qst buy conveniently through gil ac getter w motors own time payment plan be mttmrej of satisfaction by the liberal term so f the general motors owner service policy forward with canada prove yomr comfaomca in tomorrow by baying today pontiac s v king georgetown priced fpoh s875 at factory taxes exfra k oj crop reports and business summaries during the season the bank of montnal issues periodical reports on crop cxsadlrjntia throughout canada every rhonth it publishes a summary covering batmen conditions in the dominion and in the ensntrses where the bank has office both of these publications are sent free to all who request to have their names placed on our mailing lite bankotmonitreal estahttelani stlt total assets in excess of 800000000 georgetown branch d wilson manager o u m a dds a modern touch that will m ever go out of style mankent the flapper was truly repentant and sought to make amends flapperjack i am very sorry i treated you uis way 1 did last week jack oh thats all right honey i saved 0 while we werent on apeak- w ww 1 hardwood floopiing nw j jlr liiaamfewltstjiatjaiv georgetown lrxokber i fir co ltd lijaibvaiiijjiifaitj n 1 tmifcfttiitiiiiitotwtic wijalatifw