Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), August 26, 1931, p. 3

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1 1 aaimi w i the georgetown herald wednesday evening august 26th 1931 page 3 n nearly an eekquauty au drinlt salada local news m odd lines of ladies and child- rens shoes clearing at 98 ladies first quality pure silk full fashioned hose 79 ladies dresses print or voiles special 87 ladies good voile dresses special 1 98 a mens red black overalls special 98 mens good quality blue cham- bry shirts 69 dont forget to put in your guess firee at brills for the tip top aerial dej sy sponsored by tip top tailors fj 1 at cne sept 8th 1 931 but geo jot d brill co jne 1 67 main st georgetown labor day monday 8eiv 7th band concert sunday evening at 820 toronto- exhibition opens on fri day piretnen will attend church next sunday regular meeting of town council tuesday sept 1st georgetown high school will open on tuesday sept 1st read the fall ralr specials qn page 4 of this issue georgetown pall pair only three weeks from friday and saturday pettits clover honey 8c per lbs 7c per lb in your own containers some 40 unemployed tn town have registered with town clerkheath dur ing the past week friday night is your last chance to use partial admission tickets to the gregory theatre esquesing fall fair prize lists will be out on thursday you may secure- one at the herald omce have you a free soul see norma shearer at uu theatre oh saturday georgetown high school will open on tuesday sept 1st tre public school will opei one week later tues day sept 8th muv r d gardener of orarigevllle has purchased th brunton oarage and is busy at present remodeling the buildings and premises the dust nuisance on some streels in town has become almost unibear i abae if we cant have them paved lets have them oiled same as many i oirier towns in the province never mind bringing your lunch to georgetown fair the royal circle of- knox presbyierlan church are pre- pared to serve hot beef sandwlrli cake pie etc auctioneer w j meklnney con ducted a successful sale for mr bert vsuiyleet chlnguacousja yesterday mr afeklnney reports a number of en gagements already for bales this f all miss margaret dickie atom will resume her teaching of piano and theory in georgetown friday sept uth pupils perpared for examina tions of the toronto conservatory of music par information phone 247 the regular meeting of george town womens institute will be held on wednesday sept 2nd at the home of mrs dan livingstone a prise will be given for the best dining room table botpwt from a home garden now that the electric railway has ceased to operate two good sites may be available for qeorgetownte new post office in fact it has been sug gested that the present substantially built power house with certain altera tions would make a good office and tu situation is ideal personals i mii wii harrison is visiting wlut friends in toronto miss may langan and mrs wm arnold are visiting at niagara falls mrs craven of toronto was a visitor at mrs h stockfprds for a week mrs oalloway of burlington visited at the home of miss langan last week councillor qeorge davis made visit to washington last week mr and mrs john erwtn of sarnia are visiting with relatives in town mrs h stockford spent a few days in toronto last week mrs dr somerville and family or haileybury are visiting at mr qeorgt robertsons mr and mrs george scott and mrs oliver and daughter of oall were visitors in town on friday last- miss ethel marshall who is in training at ouetnh general hospital was horfie on saturday miss myrtle tost has returned home after spending a week with miss bessie doobte of valleyneld que mr james mcbean of chicago is gregory lvisltlng with his parents mo and 1 mrs john mcbean mr r b foulis and sons jack and ftoy spent a pleasant holiday at mid land last week mr and mrs j p reld and daugh ter marion motored to ottawa and spent last week in the capital city mr and mrs v7 v grant and daughter betty are visiting friends at cornwall and other points in eastern ontario mr and mrs ga kennedy horn- ny and mrs clayton dick of george town are spending the week with mr and mrs charles dick cleveland mrs j a thompson and daughter muriel thompson left last friday for an extended visi wlto relatives in cleveland ohio mrs mr a sir ill wno has spent the stewarttown mr cplehrook ot winona took the service at st johns ohuribh last sunday afternoon for rev r 8 boyd who is away on tils holtdays mr sanford has been busy putting a new shingle roof on the church mrs bonathan has been quite hi ml her friends hope she w11 soon be around again the hydro men have been busy in the village and the lights have been turned on at the homes of mr w i hodge and mrs bally miss cora scott offlbrampton visit od last week with mrs j h smith new advertisements ttwllr cm wmhmim wanted ten tons of clean baled wheat straw a g m bruyns ijmehousetf phone 107 r georgetown tf aoto for sale ford 1937 touring car in irstclass condition apply to s graham phone 103 r 6 georgetown ltp e j opening we have a full line of pall and win ter millinery in all the latest empress eugenie and derby shapes in velour fur felt and antelope finish misses claridge herald block ufa half dollarv bogus fiftycent pieces are reported to be in circulation at lindsay three local hanking institutions out of five report receiving the counterfeit coins one bank has had a number of cases ttw coins are a clever imitation and ring fairly good when rattled on a counter k m a an j kodak film veloping printing enlarging ftnf sure you have plenty of kodak film for the week end gng us your expose films to be developed and printed ire yew envelopes and when you have had 100 worth of work done we will make a 5 x 7 enlargement free darins drug store phon327 georgetown wb attend dwell on sunday evening next august joth georgetown plre brigade ac companied by visiting firemen from surrounding towns will parade to the united church for divine service they will be accompanied by georgetown ctusens band rev r w rumley use pastor will preach oeoraetawn band at exhibition georgetown oltlseni band will com pete in cbe band competition at the canadian national exhibition at to ronto on thursday morning sept ka they hope to do honor to cxorsetown and if possible bring home a prise this event la of interest to every dtiaen tn town and the boys would appreciate seeing as many as cam possibly arrange present atf the exhibition on the morning of thurs day sept 3rd your hearty support is always appreciated by the band boys past few weeks wltn her mother mrs a mckechnte has returned to oas- ville mr samuel charters mp of brampton and rev h p charters of toronto wore in town this morn ing and made the herald a pleasant call mr and mrs l deviies of george town and mrs devrtes 8r of hol land spent a pleasant holiday last week at port carling and on the muskoka lakes par exhibit at ex the canadian national silver pox breeders association are again putt ing up an exhibit of the choicest silver fox furs in canada at the toronto exhibition this year the exhibit will be in the manufacturers bldg booth 84 major cousens president ontario silver pox association will be in charge and he will be delighted to see you when visiting the exhibition limehouse k 10 bars p g soap 37c 2 pkgs imperial parowax 23c 3 pkgs star ammonia 19c 2 in i shoepolish per tin 10c 16 oz tin our own rose baking powder 19c 40 oz jar gold medal cherry jahi 35c keillers original dundee orange marmalade in r stone jar v 19c certo per bottle 29c 2 lb guelph best creamery butter sic 2 pkgs junket powders 25c 6 pkgs delune jelly powders 25c choice lemons pen doz 25c got your vinegar and pickling requirements from us jo and be assured of getting the best a e farnell pfione 75 we deliver at golden gat on friday evening last a number of business men in town were entertained to dinner by m p bang the genial proprietor of the golden date cafe a delicious full course chicken dinner v served of which sal partook heartily and thoroughly enjoyed it was a repast that would do credit to ttoe best hotels and georgetown la fortunate in having mr lang locate here the thanks of the gatjierlng was tendered mr lang the host of tlie evening and all went home feel ing that they had found a place with pleasant surroundings where any insmtier or all of the facnuy could enr orj a good meal of the beat food de- licloualy cooked and tastily served m wine is away just try a meal at the oolden date cafe w- ave your eyes examined i i- by o t walker dqjsc eyesicnt spftmnst iwsdnilton who will be at watsons drug store geoigettnarn jrhe second weduesday of tfify month oi- you my cpntwht dr waousr m his ofioa ht hal- v tsfrw 1 styts- t st teas naa chy prleas u ma increase in fares the herald had a pleasant call on monday from r j rymes superin tendent of the arrow coach lines mcr rymes assured us there would be no increase in bus fares as had been rumored smee the radial ceased to overate the present fare to toronto is doc single and purchaseni of season tickets get a rate of 15c single the service and wpimw will be urn very best possible and the man- stmmit will be pleased at any tone to receive suggestions from responsible orvanlaatlons in town it they think ttoe service can tn any way be improv ed our aim u to tve the public a nrstclass service at a reasonably raue said mr rymes and we be lieve he means it it is a beautiful ram from georgetown to toronto on tlw arrow coach lines and you are assured comfort and courtesy j3nwary theatre georgetown wednesday august 38th five and ten with marlon davles a story of the modern world as fan nie hurst knows it the joys the sor- raas the heartaches the romance voice of hollywood no 11 serial flnsjer prints friday august 38th the seas beneath with george obrien and marlon rjiig a thrilling undersea story of the great war oothedy just av bear cartoon taken for a ride this is your last chance to use partial omission tickets given to you by the local merchants saturday august 9atha free sour with norma shearer and clark clanle ttns is miss jjheaerrs latest sand most pleasing picture of bar oar- eerj comedy tn old mssjjma with charley marry and george psldney ffbr mov news tuesday and wednesday sept 1 and j daybreak with ramon novarro aud helen chandur a potgnant iweetthtatrlng ewsrniinsj love story of vlerma at its gayest oomedy high oearr last chapter ot finger piusts oomlnsr pollucs with marie a and pcdly uonn mr and mrs ernie sneath mr w t mills and mr thompson of to ronto spent the week end at their cottage here mrs j mccrae formerly miss daisy nlckcll and sisterinlaw or sarnia visited relations and friends during the week end mr n lasailleur and his mother renewed old acquaintances here dur ing the past week we are always glad to see mr iasalueur on thursday of last week mrs j plant received the sad news of the death of her brother archibald of prince rupert bc who was on his way to rochester ny to un dergo an operation the body was forwarded to mrs plants for burial the funeral service which was held from her home on monday afternoon at i pjn was conducted by rev dr howard of georgetown in the absence of rev h l bennle of acton pastor of the family interment was made in ijmehouse cemetery the pall bearers were mr lennen mr andrew dribble of toronto messrs richard and thomas marshall and two nep hews wm and arthur plant mr beatty is survived by four brothers james arthur robert and william all residents of the united states and one sister mrs james plant of dolly varden the dosing of the canadian na tional electric hallway recently has seriously inconvenienced the residents of this village and the surrounding community particularly those who are employed in georgetown as they nave no means of transportation after their days work ercept shanks pony the canadian national train that used to be so convenient and was used con stantly by the residents here was re moved some years ago and no west bound train serves this community after s15 pjn mr and mrs deo mullere of toledo o and mr and mrs w mu llen of brampton visited mr and mrs w mullere sr sunday and monday the orris lookout club of the pres byterian church held a very success ful tea on the lsvwn of mrs root lane friday evening aug aist the evening was ideal and the splendid gathering more than gratified the hearts of the girls the lawn was lighten by electricity and the table which was gaily decorated with red white and blue streamers gave the whole a very festaj appearance mrs j ross and mrs w bwhser of ner val poured tea and the members of the club served assisted by mrs mitchell and mrs price after tea the gather ing adjourned to the house and en- joyed the following spelndtd program solos by mrs dr howard mr w oowdy mias peggy smethurst and mr s otsby piano and violin selec tions by mr and mrs john nlekell guitar and aoeordlan selections by messrs norton and davles and messrs davles and knight readings and citations by misses wula price and marjory cross and joan shortlll piano selections by miss helen mc- oowan and mouthorgan duett by messrs r sinclair and w mlno the program was brought to a dose by singing the national anthem the lime kilns have been closed tor the past week or more we hope work wtn soon ne resumed ashgrove the womens institute met on tuesday afternoon aug 18th at the home of mnv r j graham with an atendance of twentyfive memhers and friends after the business items were concluded the juniors with miss ruth glffen presiding gave a brief program consisting of a paper on first aid by miss louis ruddell readings by miss margaret glffen and a vocal solo by miss evelyn walsh an interest ing demo of flower making was given b mrs seward wuson and mrs c b dick w mrs walter thompson and son clarence of toronto spent a tew days at their former home last week- miss jessie haftbert visited her cous in mrs frank ruddell mrs clayton dick is spending a week in cleveland v mrs george nurse spent a few days at erin miss pearl finney was the guest of her cousin the misses glffen during the week misses lulu and zeta graham have ben holidaying at grimsby miss edith howson of gaamis re turned home after three weeks visit with her sister mrs s k ruddell for sale new bungalow 8 rooms with every modem convenience on king street apply georgetown lumber co it range for sale electrlo range national four burner oven broiler warming closet shelf etc cost 14000 ror ss0oq ap ply to wuson charles st george town 2t for sale one 3i hp- delaval gasoline en gine also 40 bushel per hour fanning mill with power attachment latest type 35 each norval mills phone 90 r 2 georgetown 2t for sale typewriter lawn mower also a good wheelbaurow all in good condition will be sold cheap apply to walter moore pbonegi georgetown tf fish ant chip cafe if you are longing for some nice tfesji ash why not leave your orrder with us we will do our best to please you and feel sure you will be satisfied always mill 8t phone 163 general news markdale council will not adjow any more gas tanks to be installed on the streets of the town and those who have them already installed will be charged a yearly rental of 2s a young pet bear owned by marin kehoe atherley gained his free dom by gnawing through the light collar that kept htm a prisoner and eyeing the world as a large phayground climbed to the top of a power pole and was electrocuted edwin murphy 18yearoad farm hand emploved on the farm of cecil inglehart wirfhi road was drowned sunday night at en oclock between the piers at bronte the body was recovered shortly afterwards the young man was wellknown and high- ly esteemed through the efforts of e a harris editor of the burlington oawette the burlington firemens drill team receiv ed an invitation on saturday to put on their fancy drill tor the grandstand evening performance at the canadian national exhibition toronto on aug 29th on that day admiral jeulcoe will be present the invitation has been accepted ratepayers of arthur in a vote tak en recently favored i of a waterworks system at an approximate cost or 44000 the majority was 317 work will be started at once magistrate walker is doing his share towards helping boosters wio cpme before him save chelr earnings dur ing the present financial depression by ordering the confiscation of their liquor permits chesley enterprise samuel eckel aged 28 one of clif fords most prominent young sports men was seriously injured late sun day afternoon when he was run over on the main treat oy a motor car said to have beenjdrlven by an un licensed young gift chief constable maurer of clifford and provincial constable noble of palmerston are in vestigating plastering of all kinds promptly at tended to firstclass job gnaranteed prices reasonable harvey walters phone u georgetown tf n papering prompt service and firstclass work manship in painting and paperhang- ing prices reasonable wm- el cole man phone 35s- tf wsaaa tar sale ad ash ft wood 1000 per cord foot wood ss0 single cord try our special 500 load also usdllnsj c murray phone m r 33 oeorgetown painting and decorating done at reaaonaible prices sartafacrkwi guaran teed ho job too large no job too small r j wiggins phone ssl georgetown ltp tf j tost general tracking and tvasatng pull loads taken anywhere at most reasonable prices ms conckktk work i ana prepared to do concrete work of all kinds kwimgte given free of charge tf you require anything in this line phone ml 8 walker georgetown 3tp tf a k colman gknkeal trucking service general trucking at all times and garbage removed weekly at lowest ratal also orders taken for all kinds of stove wood phone 2s1 george town wood good body beech and maaple wood ot mdmhe cord mixed ood ma mlk a 9300 tnl oord j b tmttfti pbiom 4 r 13 omnimwii tf he got the job the senior partner had disinissed his offloeboy for untidiness and gen eral slackness and was interviewing in turn a waiting line of some twenty applicants presently a smart looking youth was ushered in well my boy said ttae senior partner i am looking for aomeane who is smart and tidy he must look round the omce and note down little things that have to be done the of fice must look clean and tidy rm fed up with boys that never see anything that requires doing and rm deter mined to have an office boy with some idea of keeping things as pey should be kept- you understand me of course the boy nodded briskly yes sir certainly he said shall begin by putting your tie straight laitest returns from beekeepers in various parts of ontario indicate that the honey crop generally will he lighter than anticipated three weeks ago unsettled weather csune at a time when the heavy flow was in full swing and materially leaaend the crop erin the large bank bam on the farm of wm lang lot 23 4th line erin with over sixty loads of hay a num ber of farm implements etc were destroyed by lire early sunday morning the usual morning fire pre- paratory for breakfast was kindled about six am and shortly after the roof on the house took fire this was brought under control and extinguished but during the interval a spark evi dently had blown on to the bam roof and before being noticed the fire was beyond control neighbors assisted in getting out several valuable horses and nigs but ware unable to salvage ue lnmlemants trie loss at this time u ui- severe one although partly covered by insurance whe he f headlong from a trudk in whldtl lie was a passenger satur day evening about eight oclock on die oueiph road near erin arthur otteraon aged st laborer was instan tly killed the rear wheel of the heavy vehicle passed over the mans head and dsstn was instantaneous advocate i 5itf over 100000 electric lights illumi nate the canadian national exhibi tion fark fifteen hundred performers take part in the canadian national rsxhlbl uon pageant ten miles of paved streets support the canadian national exhibition traffic j sanford stewsjrttown plnmbuigrmsmilhing bataales ckcertaby ovw phone 84 r 12 georsetovrn rr no z mcbean co bigger and better bargains hosiery specials j childs and misses silk sox sizes 5 to 82 colors pink nile sky blue sand white leghorr silk sox up to 50p sale price 25c stockings childs and misses silk and lisle hose white and sanjd sale price 28c misses rib silk and lisle hose 28c and 39c ladies cottop hose sand and grey f 20c ladies fullfashioned siflc hose orient and super- silk at 100 ladies cashmere tennis hose 39e bloomers ladies silk bloomers assorted sizes 35c 3 for 100 sweaters childs pullover silk and wool sweaters sizes 24 6 sale price 100 sizes 8 10 12 at 129 remnants a table of remnants at less than i price shoes brown canvas running shqes sizes j to 5 pair vssc pat leather i strap slippers sizes 12 to 2 149 brown leather oxfords pancp soles sizes 1 2 to 2 149 pat leather slippers sizes 8 9 io 119 tan leather samdals panco soles sizes 9 92 10 79c mcbean co j georgetown v ontario have a happy homecoming dont spoil the good effect of the restful boil day von have enjoyed by worrying over tile big washing that has piled up in your home 8end the whole lot along to us there are eight ser vices from which you may choose rangin from simple wet wash to completely finished work on meirs shirts and collars a ohat with one of our young ladles on the phone may be a heap to you in selecting clothes make the man in sonde en vtronments but an air maul stamp doesnt keep a circular out og the waste basket mrs blabber youre looannsr very happy this morning have you had good newsr mrs oabber just wonderful my husband has just had a nervous break down and were going south wood for sale choice hardwood peralngle cord x75 mixed wood and ralls us ralls and hardwood u slabs fas baundfokd rhane ksj ar sttj tsaargetows baa m send your clothe to a rose to be cleaned pressed and repaired have your clothes neat and in shape for veryjlttle cost mens suits rajkanbd vbs8sbd l we rellne ladles fur coats we make new top coats like turn over your old oosvta to look msns suits soc everything done by experts a rose the- service best suited to your particular needs phone today or stop any one of our courteous driversalesmen in the blackandred trucks t1 i a hoofing season opens september 1st stock up on ammunition shells and cartridges of all kinds shot guns rifles cartridge belts etc shot guns for rental by the day 1 only lawn mower samson ball bearir 14 in cut 8 in wheels reduced to j9jq 1 only taylor forbes mower 10 in wheels 12 in cut reduced 975 resident hunting licenses can now be obtained for season 193132 at richardsons hardware georgetown ontario both low price and low cost seiberxing all himt ill ijli juj macs barber shop phone 328 notice to creditors in the mattaot f th batata hfmnle stan late of tbe town of georgetown in tae coa of batten wid deceased notice is hereby chvstn that all persons having any claims or de mands against the late sarah minnie stull who died on or about the twen tieth day of june 1831 at the town of georgetown in the county of hal- ton and province of ontario are re quired o send by post prepaid or to deliver to the undersigned sollcltot for alfred lewis stull the kxecntor of the- hast ww and testament of sarah minnie stull widow deceased their names and addressee and full particulars in writing of tlwlr claims and statements of their socounts and tlw nature of the securities if any held by them and takfc notice that after the twelftli day of september 1931 the said alfred lewis stull wll proceed deceased among the persons entitled thereto having regard only to the claims of which he shall then have had notice and that the mid alfred ixewls stull will not be liable for the said ausets or any part thereof to any person of whose claim he shall not then have l notfce dated at georgetown ontario this twelfth day of august ajj 1831 lerot jmub st soucttor for the aid kxeeotor i a tire for which you pay a low price may turn out to be very costly one for which you pay a lot more may not live up to its price tag both in the fact that its first price is moderate and its quality as great as to make its final cost the very lowest the new sf1bfrl1ng alltread tire means economy we have your size below is a price list of a few of the sizes 30 29 29 30 28 29 29 30 30 31 29 size x 3 x 440- x 450 x 450 450 x 475 475 x 475 x 500 x 500- x 525 x 525 x 550 portage regular 440 450 x 475 x 500 x 500 x 525 x 525 x 5t50 x 21 20 21 19 20 19 20 20 21 19 i 575 650 735 740 870 880 920 940 1085 1123 1 145 r 7 65 830 890 925 1025 1070 1 105 1140 1330 1 370 1415 heavy duty 1135 1225 1265 1305 1390 1425 1615 1670 1725 f sinclair vulcanizing and battery service phone 26 georgetown counter check books i get yoir supply f counter check bboics ehtraldkce sfrwwsjfcwl 1 m m m m m m

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