Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), July 27, 1932, p. 2

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x the georgetown herald wed neaday evhia july 27th 1932 a wise buyers save anqrsavel and save j it is savings not the odd b argw that counts but consistent everyd y at silvers pncea are distinctly lower and quality is not sacrificed i -a- -i- here are some of the bargains offered for this week qiildrens beach pyjamas ladies silk canton crepe dresses and ensembles reg 750 special 398 ladies beautiful voil tra special ladies summer special ladies silk mesh hos ladies kid shoes ie dresses ex- 188 dresses 79c 9c width print eee with steel archsupport reg 350 extra special 29 ladies elk sport oxfords 198 59c mens ballbrigan shirts and drawers 37c menacombinatjon underwear aqp b mens work boots at an exception- 1ally low price 198 mens shirts in broadcloth and prints a good assortment of shades and patterns 77r mens work pants extra special 8c i phone 375 h silver where your dollar goes farther georgetown special individual dining rooms for ladies and gentlemen firemen welcome frank lang prop phone 2 georgetown clock character clocks are intimately awiortst- ed with the home the family choose a clock as you would an intimate friend tor nlcsstnir ap pearance for cultured nice and conduct tor assured integrity of service know its family ha makers may we show you clocks whose charm and integ rity are guaranteed by oursetvesr j h jordan w georgetown jeweller abnoldon sunday july 98a a st josephs hospital ouelph ctot to afr and un e l arnold ol georgetown out a daughter died harvey at his home lake ave ac ton on saturday jury 33rd 1932 john harvey beloved husband of agnes ann moolure in bis 17th year acaophersom suddenly u his home lament alberta july 23rd john rail macpberscn son of the late a h maepherson celt ont brother of the late bev hugh a icaephersacu toronto and acton the late hl o afacphemon hp vancouver mrs f r ifcp russell vancouver bc lira a ac mcken sle hamlltiran ont obituary long limit bargain fares to toronto and niagara falls saturday july 30th ostac 1 georgetown ujr sun stops west to ronto and parkdale ar toronto 13 sat july 30th standard time 100 niagara s2si kkxdaw au regular trains from toronto satur- day sunday and monday children five tickets good in roaches only no baggage cnecked- yearaand under twelve half fare reduced rates at toronto hotels see posters for fun information convenient connecting service cnr steamer said electric line be tween toronto and niagara falls tickets good for- stop over at port nalhnmrte boy tickets early from town and depot ticket agents canadian national t i io ine remen dont forget to be present concert and jitney dance i monday evening at their band the park on phone 279w brake specialists getirftetown toalex b hawks another homo was sarlrttvii monday july isth whan maude rob- lnson dearly beloved wife of alexan der h haves passed away at her home here deceased was born la liverpool knglaiwl came to osnads when fifteen years of she was married to mr tf in h 3 rear ago and resided there until four yews ago when moved with her nnsrsapj and family to georgetown besides he bustognd ane leaves three daughters amd two sons to mourn tns death of a joyina wife and mother mrs attnur metra london una florence wubam sad richard at home also three grand children and two sisters mrs horace wild windsor mrs albert kitchener hamilton p was a fv of the church of trn1 and the tun eral service on wednesday hut wa conduc by rev w o o thomp son the pallbearers were james on james moosrtney ryan lagan walker c sargent and williams there beautiful floral tributes from relatives and friends the remains were in terred in oreenwood cemetery oeorgetown rditok htkw d1ck of mtamfton dead the death occurred at last thursday of one of that towns most prominent r miami tn the person of al frew dick pastltshw of the banner and tinea the uberal organ of peel and one of the oldest of ionic lodge aj ajc after an operation last w hs had been able to return to the edi torial chair until march when he had to manage the paper from jus own home hu father alexander dick eeiahushed the feel banner in laws the anpoui of juexaader dick as registrar for feel gave his son an early opportunity to take charge of theisewspaper and for s years he has been its pohliaher mr dick married htxabeth honey- chureh of raflsstaa and tteontto in 190a and she survives also cane bro ther and two slaters w i back crown attorney for halton and lrima christina and elisabeth dick of balti more md mr emok was an adherent of braunptbn presbyterian church the funeral was held on saturday to brampton cemetery nbw chapel ontnkd at norval m j k jones opened the new woodland chapel at the west bad vmca camp at nerval hut sunday afternoon j a baugh vkjepre dent of the west knd m and chair man of the religious work this lodge was donated ay the aura tee club of which suaglatrate jones is the president and is destg ed to give this camp of 107 boys place for saored worship the norval camp covers about seres sad 31 leaders are in charge of the boys a now lodge was opened bout three weeks ago askbd fob details ok fak too many all in readiness for big convention rikbsxn and is of visitors ark at asogiqktown monday the thirtyant annual oonventlosv and tournament of ontario provincial firemens association will he held in oeoagetown july 3mh to aug 1st our local fire brigade assisted by citizens have completed arrangements for receiving and entertaining the ore- men during their visit to town and we believe their stsvy with us will be a pleasant one the program will be as follows friday july 38th looming regi stration and billeting delegates at con vention headquarters town rsul at 10 sun friday afternoon 3 pjn o opening of convention prayer by rev dr howard address of wtueosne by mayor j b mscfeenste btwantisf by the president aorge h snath of dunrwllle busubss iwmlnn friday evenlng7j5 three pump boodup demonstration on main st 8 pm bunlnrai ewwirm and educational 8suurday july sothlnornmg ajn oortrjndlng rwwlnrm session and elec tion of officers r saturday afternoon 1j0 poo sharp isaghtseelng tour of oeorgetown and vkdnlty oars leave fire ball at 130 mo pjnusgue hasebsll game in park mutorf vs osorgetown 8atnrday btenlng e p parade rt and monster oarrdval at the par sunday eiang sacred concert and community eervlos at the park at 9 pm addrsts by bev j w bready ka ph d of toronto musk by lome rifles cseottbh band aw uons boyeyband of oeorgetown 811 iver collnctli firemen and band wul form parade at fire ball at 930 run sharp and proceed to park for serwtoe mtondsy august 1st monster parade and danonstrattoci parade of whltlngduetts sung very expressively fire departmental bands and decor- ated floats will leave the park at 1js0 pro- and proceed along main ouelph queen and john streets i l to park tins win be followed by a bag- pro gram of events tn the park during the artemoon the lome rifles scot tish band will he in attendance on monday night there wlllbe a monster bspd concert in the park with midway and jhaey banee m the nils is georgetowns big event 19334 do your part to make it a s 3s baseball oeorgetown defeated oarvllle t the park on saturday by the store of 5 banrton on the mound tor oassriue held the locals to on hit and one run until the eighth inning when he blewup and the locals hit his offerings tor eight hits and runs to tuck the game sway ters on the mound for oeorgetown started very wobbly oskvule getting a free pass and hits for 4 runs ha tightened up from then on and held the visitors to one run tor the arse of the game the locals are now tied for second peace in the group as e come cut on saturday to see them take milton into camp box aoofta oakvhjub as r a po woson if 4 knox sunday school picnic at famdale the t picnic of knox presby terian church sunday school oeorge town was held at rerndax park cheltenham last saturday under th supervislui of 8 harrison j cunnlng- bafn atlssj batrd and teachers of the school 190 mernbers and auuit at- tendms winners or transports were as follows under 6 years girls kathleen king jane early norah cleave boys bui humnsn jack muckart ross hall 7 to s girls muriel keen mary smith olive stlrrat boys russell stlrrat donald early 10 to- 13 girls jean ruodehi margaret surrat sarah buck boys bruce montven jaines ruddeu wallarce stlrrau 13 to 15 girls mar garet stlrratt janet henderson boys allister kean jack cunningham peanut race arthur armstrong young ladies uons scrymgeour ins spar- ung married ladies mrs k mcdon ald threelegged race jack cunning ham and allister kean bread the needle dons kean and dorothy mc- nlven young men william young biscuit race irene surrah teachers race miss marjorje h ashgrove the young peoples society spent a pleasant social time on friday ewen- tof at the bomeofmr and mrs hec tor bird who were married recently tjoder the conwnorshlp of ifus evelyn walsh and mrjack ruddeul the social committee arranged a fuu pvogradn of gamca and other enterbabunent a sing anhg was held and bev j a neul and mr n wrlgglesworth ex- tended the best wishes of the society to mr sad mrs bird a lunch of sandwiches coffee and watermelon was deltetous on sunday evening bev hector mc lean- addressed the young people in the 8 s room of the church mrs hector bird and miss margaret mc- meekln favored the meeting with mr walter thonipson and mr clar enee thonipson of toronto are visit ing the formers brother mr nurse mr and mrs karl wilson spent sunday to toronto mr and mrs o b dick spent the week end at babeageon umehouse fletcher rf brown 3h patterson ti oeorgetown ajb wuton ss 3 ritchie s 3 mcmalry cf s beaumont ri 8 pbum u 4 walters p 4 nustrong to woods 3b buwckjburn c benham u savage i b 1 1 1 i o o 0 o 0 a o i o i i i o u 34 a px o 1 llliil 97 w b bbk oaktille 4000 0100 0 6 u v oeorgetown 0 10 0 0001 x t d summary two bate bits wilson n brown hepburn woods sawiga sacrifsoe hits johnson carter struck out by walters 10 by ban- on s i barned runs oskvule 3 oeorge town 7 but by pitcher- fletcher rjouble plays carter to ramsay ieft op b o 13 oeorge town ompuvaornltsg rt tlbse 1 hour so minutes batttnq avxraobs bsmwurn rrbchse j7 an 341 miss winifred ivens of the ttoronto pubttc school staff is visiting her sis- mr tufstaolott of ouekfe rs ed la and mrs doughty on sunday mun olven bill returned home last thursday after spending a week two with relatives in toronto mr and mrs o oale spent a ft days last week idth friends in to ronto and brentford mrs o mereejltfa sad helen spent a day or two last week with acton friends mrs w hall visited her sbrter km root lane last week the presbyterian qtiurch sunday school held a vary successful pacntc at bdgewood park last thursday the morning was very threatening but this did not daunt the officers plans were carried out as originally made and the one day and sptenidd crowd more than repaid jfpr the efforts put forth a anftball game contests and races were indulged to during the afternoon sod about a oclock b to and to hungry p sat down to well- laden tables ki voted tt a won derful tans and an ideal pacnlc grounds mr u miller of toronto spent a day or two the past week with his sister mrs w lane miss helen mooowan is vtsrtrng friends in oookstown new softball schedule ov3o mllllonalrea va strollers 74s umebouse vs 83o all stars vs lucky strikes 745 terra ootta vs ooaters uo maple leafs vs ah stara 746 miusonalres vs mortal frmay aug mh fjo 8trollers vs ooaters umks strikes vs terra cotta 7 taragay asa tts bjo monral vs ooslers 76 terra ootta vs maple leafs tkanday aag nib 8jtafuuanasas vs au stars 745 ooaters vs u aug 134 i terra 030 strotlsra vs 748 maple leafs vs norvat ajaaaay aag uth bjo strollers vs maple leafs 74s norval vs lucky strikes tea stay aag uth bjo ooaters vs all stars 746 terra ootta vs millionaires tuck ml jbi stewarttovvn sjways pay to ask for an ibarrdasd account the dty of north bay found at a meeting of the coun- eu last evening dr a o xtatmey cttymjio su an expense ac count of mo reoently to cover a trsnljaarnllton to toronto to attend tot last- tneettng of ths eag wamea th sldenman re turned it- to ban ssktntfar details l wvetuntt kauway jars ycsbs etg wmo rneitottm three days away ram traotkw at 3b a day 75 total l3jwiwroao star dt ranney is as c osorgt town boy oh herway to make you happy norma ssntth baa returned after spending a week with wends hi toronto and b mosa cora scott and friend are vutarag with mm j h smith at the mld- examinations held by the toronto conservatory her junior piano w she is a pupil of mrs msuy bailey a rery pretty wedding took ptace at the home of mr and mrs bd harris at stewarttown on saturday july 33rd when then- eldest daughter doris margaret was united in marriage to wdtlatn howard son of mr milton pusty of oeorgetown promptly u0 oclock the bride entered on the arm of her father she was dr in tvory crepe with will and cap trim med with orange w her bou quet was pink roses and baby- breath the ceremony was performed by bay oeorgetown and took arch of pdnk flowers and white lena burs sister of the bride was brlivarnam and was dressed moat ba in pale pink emhrosdered jmd carried pint rosea mr bbdge sugssorted the suuuni attar hearty finrarrstnlatiorni a wedd- tng dinner was served the guests nuxn- bsrtng about thirtynve among tbam the grooms po grandfather and graiidmother mr and mrs kaana of the uo maple leafs vs millionaires 748 lucky strikes vs umebouse bruty aag utt bjoall start via terrs ootta 745 strollers vs norval wolf cub camp 8even of the oldest boys from the local cub pack spent last week in new toronto the boys went into camp on sunday monday rooming they rode into the city on a atgnl seeing tour thev spent a very uteresting morning go ing through the toronto star build ing and adelaide street fire station the boys then went by ferry across to banians point for dinner in the afternoon they had the privilege of making a tour of he royal york hotel some of the most interesting things of this tour were the large twelve volume dictionary in the library sir harry lauders autograph the number of radios in the hotel 7001 the number of cups in the kitchen the swiftness of the elevators and the different styles of rooms tuesday the boys spent in camp talking over the many sights they had seen and in the afternoon they went to the lake for a swim the water was so cold that many lee- bergs were reported to hve been seen but these later turned out to bersall wwdnesday the boys were r shown through the qcodyear rubber iplaat the process of mating tires was ao in terestingi- that one hoy was so takra up by it that be got lost and tt wa only through the courtesy of one of pie employees hat be was safely re turned torfebi rvrniparrlons thursday was uneventful except that one boy was almost arrested for steal ing feathers from the tall of an os trich in the park at munico friday the boys made s trip to rlverdale goo and spent the afternoon in studying wild animal life the re sult was that on friday bight the cltisens of north toronto thought that the oub camp had turned into ft wild animal farm saturday was spent tn taking tures and bidding gopdhye to the many girls on seventh street of the boys took it quite seriously the boys returned home sunday after a very eventful week and thus ended the oub camp for another year many thanks are due to mr btacey for bis excellent cooking some of the wonders of the bui clark eating bread bruce barley strmlrng ostrich fea tures douglas sargent getting up early bruce zlrnmerman getting acquaint ed with the girls buster hale staying awake at night bob ooldbam falling asleep while watching tires being made jim collier mlntaktng sail boats for ice bergs golf news the ladtos day hostesses or july 10th were mist mary lawsoq and stns may langan in the afternoon there were six tables of bridge an the club house veranda and tea was served at oedar crest after tea the golf game was played the prise winners were high soora in bridge mr baxter b golf low score miss margaret wluoughby least putts mrs p w- caeave and consola tion mrs darin an odb to a fbreman i knew a fireman very true whose memory is lockd with me at the stars of the ocean blue are nxd for mariners to see his hook and ladder i dream of his looks are envixlono m film that passes my eyes in dreamland he saved the son of my bosom- only son of my bbsvajust nursed thirty years and the s oapes st me still in hopes outburst m flamelit face an void of vice for a fireman feat tn flen that purgm black plague in has been hook and ladder to me and to only son of my bosm by auen leslie howard a great food bargain wmx a oreof chancm to help canada canadian farmers produce die wheat from which shredded wheat is made help canadas greatest industry by treat ing yourself to ibis great food bargain at least once a day you ii profit so vnuqrxarja 12 big in box biscuits every shredded wheat made in canada it canadians of canadian wheat ontarios record for 1931 186 killed or injured because of faulty brakes 571 frien women and children killed by motor vehicles in 1931 8494 injured if a tire is about to blow out or the steering gear or axle is ready to snap you may not know it but you know whether or not your brakes are safe a few minutes spent in making adjustments or a few dollars for new lin ings may save you a lifetime of regret a drive safelyalways motor vehicles branch ontario department of highways leopold macaultty jo lucky strikes vs ooaters 745 umebouse vs norval tuesday assj ttra j0 ait stars vs strollers 7 toerra ootta vs ijmehouse vaaissay a wit tao mnitonalrea vs buck strikes 746 nerval vs all stars natajflas mtfc sjo o vs maple leafs 74s umebouse vs strollers law avar moi 830 ooa va tilllkmalrea 745 norval vs terra ootta tnaafay as smh 6j0 afaple leafs vs lucky strikes 745 ah stars vs ijmehouse church news dr howard of left on their honeymoon amid of confetti and good wishes will reside tn oe tile mend and neighbors off and mr harris are a 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