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c2 r s j j i tritm page 2 v the georgetown herald wednesday evening jiinevth 1931 v li-tn- x atl station brakes broadcasting from speights garage wishing tox call your attention to brake service mr motorist bring your brake troubles to us if proper adjustment can be made we can do it or if your brakes need lining we are fully equipped with the latest electrical brake lining machines to do it the cost of one fine alone will pay fdjr the average brake lining job or keep your brakes adjusted all year do it- now be able to stop when you have to speights garage brake specialists yoju will find our prices meet with your approval i- died strjij at georgetown on saturday june 20th 1931 sarah minnie maw beloved wife of the late john r atiai m herald next tuesday owing to the 1st of july coming on wednesday our publication day the herald next week will be issued on tuesday evening all news items and advertisements to insure lnserticta should be in this office not later than monday noon all concerned kindly note obituary balunafad a j t r ft thompson co for dependable hardware let us sharpen your lawn mower we sharpen repair and adjust your lawn mower at a r very reasonable cost taylor forbes ball bearing lawn mower 9 wheel 16 cut 950 14 cnt 900 grass catchers grass shears and edgers corrugated garden hose and nozzles repair your screen door and windows screen wire cloth black and galvd 18 to 48 wide new perfection oil stoves and oven i tudbope electric rangettes i electric hot plates mcoary electric ranges plumbing sheet metal work electric wiring r h tnompson co phone 46 georgetown no 5 pail hire clover honey 47c 2x11b pkgs pure lard 21c 2 tins choice pitted cherries 2c large bottle gold medal cherry jam 37c large bottle tiger catsup 17c 16 oz tin gold medal finest quality breakfast cocoa 33c large bottle green gage jam 29c smiths pure chili sauce per bottle 29c heinz tomato chutney per bottle 29c grimsby sweet mixed pickles per bottle 18c beef tongue ham and chicken loaf nice for sandwich 25c 6 pkgs deluxe jelly powders 25c choice fresh fruit and vegetables at right prices a e farnell phone 75 we deliver mrs john r stull on saturday june 36tn mrs sarah minnie stull beloved wife of the late john r stiul passed avav at her home onion st atter a lingering ill ness mrs stull was a quiet reurinfe disposition and always kindly to every one tn religion she was an anglican deceased was a daughter of the late mr and mrs thos hu of albion township near tullamoie besides her three children alfred u f cecil and ethel mrs roll of hamilton she leaves two brothers mr alfred maw of winnipeg man and mr fred maw on the ojd homestead in albion near tuuamore two other sons willie and walter died in childhood the funeral on tuesday afternoon was conducted by the rev p h wase the many beautiful floral tributes from friends and nelgntars ihowed the high esteem hi wtaiek she was held the pallbearers were messrs aimer oscar willie and john maw wesley rutledge jos stull mr and mrs harry sbbrtlll at tended the funeral of their nephew in toronto last week miss maud young has returned home after spending some weets in toronto f florence bteen is another or our girls who has made an excellent re- bord in her years work at high school having passed with firstclass honors and also led her class rev and mrs o aitken attended the annual convention of the reti- glous educational association which was held in inglewood on wednesday a number of the ladies attended the sectional rally of the womens mls- slonary society of the united church at ashgrove on thursday june 18th and all report a most enjoyable time those who attended the final de bate of the young people societies of halton presbytery on friday even ing at munns united church were amply repaid as the subject for de bate was very ably handled by both teams the judges deciding in favor of the representatives of the palermo young peoples- society rev mr nell of hornby will cop- duct the service in the united church on sunday morning june 38th in the evening he wis address the young peoples meeting giving an account of his work amongst the baseball georgetown again snowed tiielr superiority over acton in the park on sat m day lent- when they defeated them by the score of s to s it was a much closer game than the one the previous week and was more interest ing tor the spectators although it had to be abandoned at the seventh inn- inc due to a severe thunderstorm olbbons started in the box for ac ton and pitched good sail compared to the pitchers they had in the first game kaley and l walters were really the only players on the acton team who could hit safely having s hits between them and they also scor ed the 3 runs fat walters again pitched tor the locals and was m good form having 8 strike outs and firms but 3 walks then was a fair crowd in attendance but we would nke to see more ori saturday when bronte plays m georgetown at 3 oclock dj3t e young peoples meeting was well attended on sunday evening and the missionary committee presented a very interesting programme quite a few of the numbers being given by the juniors joama shoctlll read the scripture lesson while helen mclean jed the sentence prayers a short missionary dialogue was given by alma mosnery and alberta beswtck messrs fred shortlll and j weather- stone favored the audience by singing ha duet readings were given by mas b hilts and miss myrtle allen an other duet which was mueh ap- preciated was given by mrs ray mc- enery and bd oldham the topic was given by pearl mcenery a social event is being arranged for in the near future do not forget the picnic on satur day june 27th at linden park 9th line sports to begin a 2 pm everybody is welcome come and bring a full basket if georgetown wilton ss blackburn 2b icarn rx hepburn cf beaumont 3b tj mcmann 3b c walters p mcnally c tuck u woods 2b benham lb acton kaley 3b l walters sjs terry 2b holloway lb waterbouse ex tyler rx n olbbons p f gibbons c cripps ix xchahners ab 3 4 0 i 3 2 3 3 1 a 3 hpoat 27 5 10 20 4 1 ab a h po a 4 3 3 0 0 3k 2 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 job printing bruntonv garage ivimiini ami expert service on all lands of can worlonuusiaip guarant ii tires for sale csaaw north r v and ante fbmp290 r i ft 18 4 1 x batted for cripps in seventh summary 3 base hits woods l walters double play walters to hol loway base on balls off walters 2 off olbbons lj struck out by waters s by olbbons 5l left on base george town 6 acton 4 a meeting of the halton county baseball leaguewia held in milton on monday june 22nd to deal with protest by the oakville olub ami also postponed games the oakville team protested the game won by george town in oakville two weeks ago on the grounds of incomplete arrant meats which by the way was no fault of the local club but a misunder standing between oakville and the league executive and wtten it was put to a vote of the delegates george town were ordered to play another game with oakville georgetown has 3 postponed games to pavy to catch up with the schedule so they have arranged to play two of them on july 1st they go to oakville to play at 1030 am and move over to bronte in the afternoon to plavy that tea and we would like to see as many supporters go with the team as pos sible oames this week in town thursday june 2sth at 7 pm milton juveniles vs georgetown saturday june 27th at 3 pm bronte intermediates vs georgetown bowling at the bowling tournament held on georgetown greens monday evening rinks were present from milton ac ion krm oekvaie burlington am btreetsville the greens were in good shape and competition was keen the winners of the different events were as follows flnt haroldf cleave arid j h luli- oo town second sweeney and bauer third h dickie and j richardson refreshments were served t the close of the game major grant was one nf the old time interested spwtatjrs and met many former associates in the game i- limehouse ran c mr and mrs jas noble and of acton visited mr and mrs meredith on sunday a mr and mrs smethurst and family spent the week end with friends in toronto miss jean mcalplne who his been under the doctors care for some time is confined to her bed indefinitely we trust the presrlbj rest may do much for jean towards a complete re covery rev e w macbonald of nerval presbyterian church occupied the pulpit of knox church last sunday preaching a forceful sermon on the topic procrastination tne womens association of ume- hbuse presbyterian church hekl a very successful tea at the home of miss o marshall on friday afternoon last tbe attendance was somewhat curtailed owing to the excessive heat and the threatlng rain the high- wind which accompanied the electric storm on saturday did considerable damage to some of the wheat fields nearby the united church anniversary ser vices held last sunday were well at tended and rev john little of hock- wood gave two splendid addresses his morning discourse was based on the first clause the vua verse of the 24th chantey of oensts and the last part of the uth verse it was a most inspiring and helpful address in the evening his address was special ly directed to the young people and made a deep- and lasting impression upon his hearers t on monday evenmga concert ot a very- high order both musical and literary was given by or agxww and a number of nls toronto friends there was not a dry moment in the whole program the audience was particularly appreciative of aueri a splendid evenings entertainment rev a l howard of georgetown and rev mr aitken of balhhafad- were vlsting ministers and brought greet ings from their respective congrega tions presentation and address prior tonls leaving home in wheatley mr last thursday evening citizens band a large gathering of citizens enjoy ed the splendid program rendered by georgetown citizens band on the lawn of the public library monday evening this musical organization is making splendid progress and will take part in the band competition at to ronto exhibition this fan the drawing in the lucky number contest also took place on monday evening when the prises were awarded as follows 1st no s28 o whyatt 2nd no 535 p cullen 3rd no 258 o james 4th no 807 mrs perrott 5th r 385 miss m dunn 6th no 26sw j oibbuis m the recent canvass of the town for funds for the band the follow ing amounts were received ward one ward two ward three 8 7355 7850 11800 26706 the members of the band thank the citizens for their splendid response for his new l curtln was presented by the young people of knox presbyter- ian church with a beautiful paikcr pen and pencil set and the following address mr leo curtin your presence in knox church and your relationship with the class de signated at christs service huve been sources of joy u us and we could not allow you to go from our mattst without expressing our appreciation and in doing so to say to you that we have held you in the highest es teem and will continue to watch your career concerning which w3 sec evi dences that it will be a prominent and successful one if in gods provi dence you are spared to carry on for years we hope and pray that you and mrs curtln and dorothy may be spared many years for the good that you can do we understand that we are lng not only our felicitations but also many beyond the sunday school young peoples guild and church in asking you to accept this slight concrete token of esteem a that you will have already locked in the safe and scared repository of your heart our brotherly love for you may this practical gift be the means of frequent recall to your mtna of the friendly interest wehave in yah and may gods blessing follow you end your family jas m kennedy president frette parllnger secretary dated at georgetown june 18th u31 mens prizes for business picnic therouowing are a number of prises that were received to late for the program gofr georgetown business mens picnic 37 married couples 3 legged mce 1st one electric iron value saqq by smith ft stone per v- pord tod one electrio toaster value taw bmtth ft stone per w ford 3rd 101b pall pure laid value 8135 n robinson nerval 4th goods value io per m okwkson the following prises will be used in the lucky number contest shav ing brush 1150 by beuefonfeaine ltd per k r magloughlen raaor strap 150 bellefontalne per j b uuico 1 large jar cold cream 100 by gor don at gordon per w r watson three pieces of ivory and green en amelled ware per richardsons bard- ware golf news on ladies day tea will be served at 500 oclock at cedar crest and play will start at sioo oclock mem bers wishing to come for tea please let the hostesses know and those wishing to come for the games only be at the club rouse at 800 oclock all lady inembe are invited to join in the ladies day games hostesses for wednesday june 24 are mrs mcoermid and mrs mac kenzie for thursday july 2nd miss muriel thompson and miss mildred fleck i thank you j many thanks for our kind reception and for the interest shown on s our opening day we hope to continue to merit your further notice a and patronage i you will realise that in a business exchange of this sort there is a bound u be some confusion but we hope you will bear with us for a x few days watch this space for our future announcements i q in the meantime of chne expert repairs and prempt service 1 watchmaker i j h jordan jeweller i ra acwk ind bv lets go midnight frolic eldorado park july 1st 1201 ajm daylight sawing time campbells family orchestra novelties and prizes dance till dawn tt cjlenwilliams the pupils of our scnool are very busy these days with their annual examinations a number of the younf people at- tended r the halton spring rally at munnls united church to hear the debate between palermo and george town palermo won religion is greater factor in the worlds progress than is science miss myrtle curby of toronto spent the week end with her parents mr and mts curby mt and mrs e sharp and family of rochester ny spent the wed end with their relatives mrs root bui and family attend ed the anniversary services hi boston united church mr oeorge taylor of toronto spent the week end at tils home o in the united church sun day june 28th sunday school at 1030 service at 7 pm everybody mt and mrs j allen of rochester n7 spent saturday with relatives here mt and mrs john hepburn at tended the baptist convention which was held in jarvta street baptist church toronto those who went to georgetown high school from our tillage we congratulate you on passing your fflramlirntrfflu mr and mrs ben oodasos knvi family of qaefah were buests st the home of mr x try on bur sar and mrs w eierson i spent sunday utoraotor garden party under auspices presbyterian church norval tues june 30th on the church grounds program by the following artists violet murray eminent scottish soloist jamie reid scottish character comedian arrd vocalist the boote trio instrumnjsts mays1e allen entertainer mrs westlalxi pianist rj tmi hues orange pekoe saia georgetown lions clubs activities predadld you quit the shirt factory 1 town this afternoon carl no we are shirts this your work in saw you down making night the club have furnished uniforms to the local junior ball team tbe com mittee in charge were lions brown brill feller and pres bui lions redshaw and brown are in- veiugstlngwths- uipk local childrens uprj eyesight as to whether treatment of glasses will be necessary uon langdon- is unceasing in his efforts to make that vacantlot the most attractive corner in tnir- own already the citizens are most gener ous with their praises of the good work which lias been accomplished crippled children and clad welfare work tn connection with the provin cial board s now under the direction of lions wase feller early dnd langdon attendance and nodrop commit tees are now at work in town under lions kentner oneill brill and fel ler lion harold c mcclure is now key member and has been present ed with the badge or distinction a v gold key uncle toms cabin node tdrax cabin will be tha attraction at the gregory theatre georgetown for one night only mon day june 29thv when the lincoln producing company will present that famous old time favorite playj all new scenery and effects highclass ace vaudeville between the acts the pipples popular prices will prevail 25 cents to everybody j p card oef hanks the famllybt the late mrs btull wishes to ahank their many friends artflmlflhbors for the kindnesses andwmpathy extended to them in their sad bereavement sport shoes for the golfer bowler etc in twotone tan black and white crepe and leather soles goodyear welt lace and blvicher oxford 450 to 700 d brill co comfort smartly styled for men for occasions of recreation here is clothing that performs in care free easy manner for golf bowling etc events these smart styles are comfortable and among the leaders straw hats best under the sun peppy snappy comfortable coolheadwear that will appeal to all men admission 35c and 20c ties we have a wonderful selection of ties for fathers day includ ing polka dots stripes and plains in many new designs for summer 50c to 150 knickers english tweed and linen knickers plain striped and checked designs special 395 flash waterproof bathing suits it is smart light and sheds water weighs the same wet or dry free waterprocjf carry ing nag with every suit d brill co phone 167 maen st georgetown e