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nrr vr page 2 hfw i uujjm1 i rrt the georgetown herald wednesday evening september 16th 1931 you will feel much better if yju eat simple foods there is ho breakfastthat will be better f oryou than shredded wheat and milk tills combina tion makes a complete food supplying every element neces sary to growth and ppd health if you are dieting shredded wheat is especially important because of its vitamins and minerals vouni like shredded h it certainly will bbantsf jy v7 boksi bjull at private patients pavilion toronto oeneral- hospital on tues day sept 8th to mr and mrs d brill a son donald joel in memokiam webslttr in ever loving memory of freda louise who passed away september 10th 1929 sweet memories will linger forever time cannot change them its true years that may come cannot sever our loving remembrance of you the family instantly killed diving in river c simfkins of terra cotta had neck broken when he dived on rock another sad and fatal accident took place at qlenwilliams on saturday last when charles slmplclns of terra cotta was almost instantly lulled the unfortunate young man hived from an abutment of the bridge oyer the credit river at qlenwilliams when be struck a rock and broke his neck dying almost instantly slmplclns with his friend walter hyde left the quarry where they were working to have a swim because of the heoj the young man dived in to the water but did not reappear bill havely and george cooper both of olenwmiams recovered the body twenty minutes later deceased was 28 years of age and is survived by his widow ana a young son the funeral took place on monday afternoon to qlenwilliams ceoletery wen the service was conducted by re dr howard of georgetown the bereaved widow and family have the sympathy of the entire com munity in their very sad bereavement with all the bkan of the vyhole wheat the cainadlan shredded wheat ccawltu norval harvest borne services win be- held iin st pauls anglican church nerval on sunday sept 37th holy oom munlon and sermon at u ajn even ing service at 730 pjn esquesing council stewarttown sept nth 1931 the council met pursuant to ad journment with depytyreeve currle councillors appelbe mullln and wil son present reeve a e cleave in the chair minutes of last meeting were read and confirmed moved by appelbe seconded by wilson that the follow ing accounts be passed and paid jr sanford board of health acuu70 w nesbltt charity 2400 harold meclure board of health accoant 1400 bell telephone 38133 280 8211 185 total 485 carried moved by mullln seconded by cur rle that the treasurer pay the fol ic wing sheep claims w stringer 1 sheep killed by dogs 1000 p o mcotbboiu valuator 2 trips 400 fred cole 1 sheep killed by dogs 1000 p o mcotbbon valuator 200 sanley buck 1 lamb killed by dogs r 50o p q mcotbbon valuator 200 joseph switzer 1 sheep killed by dogs 900 a s wilson valuator 200 carried moved by wilson seconded by ap pelbe that the treasurer pay the road sheetsas presented by the road superintendent 37t7jl carried moved by qurrie seconded by mul lln that the treasurer paytjeroy dale on account 17509 carried moved by wilson seconded by mul lln that this council agree to give sim oisby privilege to erect a garage oh edwards st umehouse wltn th understanding that the same must be removed at any time if the said street u required for a public road or at the order of road commissioner carried moved by appelbe seconded by wil- scn that this council do now adjourn to meet on monday october 5th at 1 jo carried georgetown fair friday and saturday jr big list of entries good horse race and numerous special attractions music by georgetown citi zens band winners of first prize at toronto exhibition j the eightyfifth annual fall exhibi tion of esqueslng agrlcuhuralsociely will be held at georgetown on friday and saturday next sept 18th and 10th this fair is noted for its splendid exhibit of live stock which will be larger than ever this yeaj good hprse racing is another fea ture that will draw many who enjoy that line of sport and numerous other attractions such as the excellent hal exhibit poultry show midway etc mean a full day for everybody an excellent musical program will be played during saturday afternoon by oeorgetown citizens band win ners of first price in class c at toronto exhibition this year bring all your exhibits in v frit day live stock etc on saturday morn ing and your friends and their fami lies dn saturday afternoon and enjoy with us one of the best annual town fairs in the province band entertained by business men 100 to citizens band cilenwtlliams for sale 1930 hudson coach finished in blue motor in firstclass condition trunk and spare tire on fender price reasonable box b apply to herald office watches clocks jewllery silverware repaired by r w hjnton practical and theoretical watch and olookmaker 40 years re pairing for the aristocracy of great britain repairer at lund block- nhim grinrirf makers for queen victoria personally attended kensington palace for repairs and trie best hotels and dubs v in idem girf foreman at hy birrs montreal t eaton co john wanlees toronto also designer at frodshanvs watch factory in ens- lanft- we imowhoarto repair any watch or dock also we buy to sell aieasozacde prices and not njwely advertised imports r h thompson co for dependable hardware fill your fall hardware needs useful handy time saving tools needed in home the funeral of the late maude mil ler whose tragic death was a shock to her family and the entire com munity took place last thursday af ternoon the service at the home was conducted by rev h caldwell assisted by rev f h wase followed by a service in the church in which the choir took part the remains were interred in qlenwilliams ceme tery the sympathy of the entire community is extended to the father and family in their sad and sudden bereavement the glen united church celebrated lbs ninetyfirst anniversary on sun day last wen rev m j aiken of hagersvule preached at both services at the morning service his subject was religion and life using as his text the 10th verse of the 10th chapter of john bis evening subject was walk ing in high places both his ser mons were much enjoyed and ap preciated by the large congregations present the special musk by the choir and solo by mr s oisby added much to the enjoyment of the ser vices town council recognize showing made by band at toronto e at a special council meeting held on sept 12th with mayor mackenzie to the chair the following motion was moved by h cleave and seconded by c j cummlngs that the council present the band with a cheque for 10000 in recognition of the brest showing made by them in winning the class c competition sept 3rd at cne carried church news knox presbyterian church minister rev a leslie howard phd sunday sept 10 nm bible school 11 ut morning service 2j0 pm service in ltinehouse 7 pm even ing worship rev c graham jones of campbellville and nassagaweya wih- occupy the pulpit at all services rev dr howard will conduct an niversary services in nassagaweya presbyterian church baptist chorda the sunday school meets at 10 am to study acts is the council at jeru salem or christianity at the cross roads public worship at 11 am and 7 pm rev a n frith will preach in the morning on tls better to have loved and lost than and in the evening assuranoes of a oreat change at hand meeting for con ference and prayer on thursday 8 there was a happy gathering at the town hajl last evenuuf when the mem bers 01 oeorgetown citizens band winners of first prize in class c at toronto exhibition their wives and sweethearts were ehtcrtamed to a euchre luncheon and dance by the business mens association the hall was prettily decorated tor the occasion and the early part of the evening was spent in progressive ere this was followed by a de licious luncheon provided by catqrer w h long and served by members of the association after all had partaken president o r muckart conveyed congratulations of the business men to the members of the band for their splendid record at the exhibition and the honor they had brought to our town it was a pleasure for the association to have them and their wives as guests of the evening and express- in a small way their appreciation of the service the band was rendering the town and- community he then called on mayor mackensle the mayor extended congratulations and spoke briefly regarding tbje great achievement of the band and trie won derful benefit and pleasure derlveo by the community from having such a musical organization he had great pleasure on behalf of the citizens and council in presenting he band with a cheque for 100 as a slight recognition i from the town president herbert of the band re ceived the cheque and thanked the citizens and members of council for their generous gift bandmaster perrott also spoke a few words expressing his appreciation of the splendid support of the town as a whole he hoped and believed that in the years to come the band would bring still greater honor to the town the remainder of the evening was spent in dancing to the splendid music supplied by the melody serena de orchestra the prize winners in the euchre congest were mrs j b leslie and mr kenneth m langdon sucii delicacy of flavour is not found in other teas ii ii tea member of old family james e 8kirrow dies umehouse mr darling of quelph visited mr and mrs doughty during the week mr and mrs anowsmlth of to ronto visited mrs swackhammer on sunday mrs ross of streetsvllle has been spending a week or so with mrs james ross if the one who removed the coal oil can from the cnjl station recent ly would kindly return same it would be much appreciated by the owner the womens association of the presbyterian church held a very suc cessful peach social on friday night last on the church grounds splen did refreshments were served between 8 and 9 oclock after which a good programme was enjoyed by all even though trie night was extremely warm those who took part in the program were mr and mrs obwdy mrs nor ton mr b oisby the melody boys miss jessie cross mr bruyns mr joe ross mr and mrs john nic kel rev c jones of campbellville will conduct the services in the presby terian church next sunday in the absence of rev dr howard who is taking the anniversary services in oampbellvllle balljnafad m- glass putty stove pipes elbows roofing lajtterns axes and handles lowe bros paints and varnishes electric heaters happy thought quebec cook stoves and heaters usfct grey quick drying floor paint 7sc quart quick drying floor varnish 45tquart plumbing eijtetrical wiring furnace work fl thompson co georgetown ts september meeting of the wo mans association met on tuesday sent 8th in the former methodist church owing to the absence of the president miss k mckay presided and conducted the devotional 1 exercises alter the usual routine of business was disposed of arrangements were de to pack a bale of clothing for relief in saskatchewan mrs f w shortul gave a very interesting read- ins entitled just a farmer mr jaa ffclrfcwood is busy erecting a new building on the site of the old hotel when complete he intends opening up a chopping business which rill be a great convenience to far- sir w community hbrdman as m has returned miss myrtle aben jaft tthaa miss attend normal school in her very excellent record at high school speaks well for her future suc cess the birthday party under the aus pices of the womans missionary so ciety of the united church on friday evening was indeed a very successful event the supper which was up to its usual high standard was all that could be desired btu a further feast of good things was much appreciated in the izuptrational address by rev mr rumuey of oeorgetown also the missionary dialogue dollars and raana which was very ably persent- ed by mrs b vanatter mrs r shor- tm and mrs jaa klrkwood the wo mans missionary society is doing ex cellent work and we trust that suc cess will attend all their efforts rev and mrs mackinnon of ches- ley are visitors at the manse thla wetk james edgar sklrrow a member of one of torontos oldest families and for the past 60 years a prominent figure in the business life of toronto where he made a host of friends pass ed away saturday evening in the to ronto western hospital after an ill ness of several weeks bom at horn by ont 73 years ago he spent his early boyhood on his fathers farm located at what is now btoor and st george streets toronto he later became associated with several busi ness enterprises in toronto finally joining the consumers oas company with which he was connected for nearly 40 years until the time of his death he was for many years promi nently identified with the work of warmer road baptist church and was an active advocate and supporter of the temperance cause in 1881 the late mr sklrrow whs married to mary elizabeth baird and on july 14 last completed so years of happy married life on the latter occasion their golden wedding anniversary was cele brated by a family reunion sur viving him are his widow three sons and four daughters edward wilfred homer oarfleld elmore gordon misses adella irene reta haiel eva violet and mrs e w brooks all of toronto four sisters also reside in toronto and one brother in st louis sask the funeral was held from his late residence on tuesday to mount pleasant cemetery st albans churth utenwuuams harvest thanksgiving services fri day next sept 18th at s oclock choral evensong and sermon by the rev canon l j r naftel rector of orace church milton sunday sept 30th at 3 pm choral evensong and sermon by the right rev j r lucas dx late bishop of the mackenzie rrver diocese appropriate harvest hymns pro lms lessons and prayer all good gifts around us are sent from heaven above then thank the lord 0 thank the lord for all his love workmans compensation there were jboi accidents reported to the workmens comperjeatlon board during the month of august as compared with 4345 during july the fatal accidents during august numbered 34 as against 28 in july the total benefits awarded during august amounted to 41624638 1360- 74737 of this being for comperjeatlon and 8s4b881 for medical aid as compared with z awarded in benefits during july this years record to date shows 35472 reported accidents as conxpared with 48277 for the same period of 1030 and total benefits awarded 93- 98028788 as against z43483s6j3 to the end of august 1930 car owners we are brake speaalfets 1 s let us adjust the brakes of your car so that all wheels stop quickly silently ard with very little pres sure of your foot or if your brakes need new lining we have the- equipment to install therri and at prices that will satisfy the most exacting customer of course we test the brakes on all cars free of charge with a taply brake meter the same as used i by the police speights garage the motor experts erin miss graham miss plank and mr moore of georgetown were recent visitors of mrs james long mr and mrs george rossel enter tained a number of friends inoludlns severs lfrom georgetown on thurs day evening last the hours were pleasantly spent in dancing after which a dainty luncheon was served last thursday mr c e mcmillan won first honors and a gold medal at the old tims fiddlers contest in the class over 66 years at the c n e toronto this is the third time mr ors as well as bavins won second on two occasions we are glad to report that mr alex mcmillan of the townllne of erin and eramosa who suffered head injuries when a pully chain broke in his bam while unloading hay some time ago and who underwent a seri ous operation in the quelph oenenu hospital is improving slowly his many friends hope to see him home again in the near future advocate where artists paint in ontario the among the paintings in the art oallery of the exhibition there are a large number with an interest for people in this district most or them ttoothrvdews long the orand river the taken from casson the oranctnm stogo by fredrick 8 chaljen drouth at boulder creek by homer watson of twon early bon ing near elora by a j casson yellow october credit forks by frederick s fraser old flour muha elora and krln village by joac him oauthier street in elora the orange hall elora and the black smith shop elora all by a ji cas son cataract oot by j 8 hal- ian and oreat oaks on the orand river by homer watson mark license plates united church rev r w rumley minister mr norman laird choir leader 10 am sunday school and bible causes 11 ajn the sacrament ox che lords supper 7 pm evening service jesus and nationalism is ntatlonalism to day a barrier to international peace and good will thursdy evening choir practice for the sunday school at t15 and at 8 oclock the church choir will meet for practice friday evening at 8 oclock prepara tory service in the church united church anniversary this year will be held on sunday oct 4th the rev d m solandt djd of toronto has been secured as the special preacher few shoes imported st georges church thanksgiving services for the bless ing of harvest sunday 8ept 20th 8 am holy communion 20 sun child rens fruit and egg service 11 ajn holy communion and sermon by bis hop lucas warden of the church army in toronto 7 pm evensong and sermon by bishop lucas harvest hymns anthems etc next sunday is the corporate communion of the whole congregation praise him for our harvest store he hath filled the gamerfloor for his mercies anil endture ever faithful ever sure the rev c r h wilkinson of kangra india will show moving pic tures of his work in st georges sunday school on thursday afternoon sept 22nd at 3 oclock all welcome over ninety per cent of the foot wear worn hi canada is manufactur ed within the country the two main branches of the industry are leauser and rubber footwear of the former 9 per cent of canadian consumption was made within the country ha the last 12 months for which figures are available while of rubber footwear imports were less than onehalf of 1 per cent the rubber footwear trade does a good sized export business as well though exports of leather foot wear are only slightly developed within canada leather footwear is the larger industry of the two the value of leather footwear produced within the dominion yearly is close to 49000000 while that of rubber footwear is almost 30000000 new opening first class service and pure food meals served at all hours accomodation for ladies ice cream snndaes and soft drinks j 1 tty main st south an phone 2 sf00io georgetown m v move on ureen onlv a western visitor to new york spent the evening in a night olub which la noted for the excellences of its lemon ades and soft drinks as he left the club he ran tonnost a pluuwnacy which had one of the old time red globes in the window the visitor having come from a town where traf fic signals are obeyed by pedestrians as well as motorists stood for an hour in front of this globe waiting for the light to change this speaks much for the potency of soft drinks at la new york national f ish week card of thank8 to friends and neighbors we hereby convey our very sincere thanks for the many kindnesses and sympathy exten ded to us hi our very sudden and sad reavement hy the death of i -he- loved son and husband charles spen cer shnpun mother futner wife son and bister sept 14th our fish are obtained 19th fresh dally delivered to your door on ice wrrrwhitmi phone 241 georgetown ritbuo 8ohool board the board met on sept 8th mem bers present a h duncan chairman r b ptoulll j d kelly s harrison accounts passedf hydro heetlro s12 x 0- tkmpson- 500 aftuseowtt herald m w j date co 2a te sectwtary reported receipt of cheque for iisosh from the provincial treasurer 0 miss ryan reported an attendance of about sm 1 careless motoirsta would learn 1 salutary lesson if a system of mark ing infractions of the law on their llcense plates was introduced a novel system prevails in bel grade yugoslavia where the number taw lare man portion on which infractions are recorded with an x five xs on the plate cancels the drivers license automatlc- zl i this would appear to apply the d- 1 merit dark system fund in certain i industries to motoring with the add- 1 ed advantage of branding the guilty i driver so that all who run might read i and likewise avoid 1 the three or four x license hate pn a car would be algnuy leas abrnn lous than s cast of amallpo andnpna we are now showing our i new r- fall lines of merchandise we have received our fall and winter coats and v dresses re invitedl to call and examine thequality and t values see and compare stauntons semitrimmed wall papers new fall styles also bargain bundle in wallpaper the best grey awl medium gr floor paint quart size and a good 2 in brush the two for 119 gv varnish beat 6 hour spar buy atra we give you one 100 a pint richardsons hardware m tfil 1 kvbkythitra it bardwabs we deliver phone 25 w i fl you i oome to georgetown sept 18tb and 18th pall would care to be found in pany of such a drlnr and all would filss ww wide berth on tne wvem would receive special attention from traffic policemen and their brother offlean h silver whwe your dollar gqm farther phone 375 4 main- street giielph best creamery butter asc 24 lb 3ag pastry flour 7 lb bag pastry flour no 5 pail pure clover honey 9 oz bottle vanilla 2 tins caihpbells tomato soup 3x1 hi prints pure lard 2 pkga christies soda wafers parkes catsup flavor per bottle eggo ready mixed cake and pie crust pkg 6 pkg deluxe jelly powder lemons per doz 50c 17c 30c 19c 19c 29c 25c 35c 25c 25c 29c choice fresh fruit and vegetables at close prices a e farnell phone 75 wedeltvpc t si sjsm