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vt i mhamgt the georgetown herald wedni august sale local news the ladnes shop operated by d brill co offers a splendid opportunity for replenishing your v summer wardrobe at small cost our dresses the honest values and choice of which are well known by discriminating ladies have been drastically reduced for quick clearance lingerie and other lines are also reduced includ ing wash suits and dresses for the yoing tots of 2 to 6 yearg millinery has hpen reduced to a mere fraction of the original price georgetown pall fair is the next big event the uora boys band will give a ontert in the park on august 15th mrs a black of oalt sang a solo church on sunday d brills co georgetown corner mill and main st rhone 167 is 1 in the united morning fifteen hundred performers take pari in the canadian national ex hibition pageant dr p r watson will be in his office on friday afternoon and all day saturday august 9th and 6th the herald received interesting copies of the evesham journal and four shires advertiser england last week from mr d j howell formerly of norval the household belonging to the estate of the late mrs w q buck will be sold by public auction on saturday aug 13th watch for fur ther particulars the officers and members at thoi lome rifles scottish band thank all those who assisted in any way in pro viding food etc for their dining hall on aug 1st any who left dishes at hall may get sane by calling at wil fred ouls john street it is evident that the seventh marathon swin at the canadian na tional exhiblt6n will attract many new contestants v ar applica tions are cotnln- in from tar swim mers all over the world the first event the womens srwlnylo miles will be held on friday augjik 26th and the men will compete at 16 miles on wednesday august 31st personals j picnic postponed owing to weather conditions the womens institute picnic which was to have been held to huttonville park this afternoon aug 3rd has been postponed to wednesday aug 10th cars will leave the monument at 230 pm successful pupils at the midsummer examinations ox the toronto conservatory of music the pupils of miss mathews were again one hundred per cent successful they are as follows primary piano jean ruddell helen mooowan betty speight bans elementary piano alice walker noreen mckechnie hons margaret cook hons helen blacburn hons florence sinclair hons in troductory piano ruth lindsay hons dorothy cleave hons betty grant bans kate rumley 1st class honors primary theory ijlle francis install an emcd bathroom now v lr i lt r may have done without a bathroom solely jl because you thought the cost was more than you could afford if so that reason no longer holds prices of emco bathroom fixtures are extremely low owing to reduced manufacturing costs and because every part is entirely made in canada let us show you different designs in emco bath room equipment the three pieces shown in the illustration with all fittings ready for installation tno nn only cost po5 as our booklet showing different styles in emco bath room equipment and with prices shown will be gladly mailed you duro pressure water systems all canadianmade will supply running- water throughout your home easy time payments available on all emco equipment bad motor accident last sunday night about 10 a fond touring car driven by wo men whose names we were not able to ob tain turned over in the ditch between the 6th and 7th line on no 7 high way going to acton both were quite seriously injured the older m had his leg broken and bead injuries while the younger man had his skull fractured and was injured internally the men who were both in a serious condition after receiving m treatment were removed to ouelph hospital by el c moolure george town and v rumley acton chief marshall of georgetown was catted and investigated the case gregory theatre friday august 5th cheaters at play adapted from the story by louis joseph vance starring charlotte greenwood and thomas meighan comedy the knockout cartoon railroad ranch flax news sil verware night saturday august 6th matinee at 3 behind the mask from the story in the secret service starring jack holto comedy shake a leg novel ty oarden in sea tuesday and wednesday august 9 and 10 sky devils a thrilling air story with william boyd comedy world flier chapter 1 the shadow of the eagle dinnerware nights coming michael and mary golf news the fresh flow can it used taker rasa water direct from tk well if required capacity tsogal per aour small s gac gttpaitixed i tak k hj 110 volt motor 3 f ooo extra for so ffal galvan ized tank 980 g r muckart ttasmltliuujr phunbliur and electrical wiring telephone 319w or 11sj box 476 georgetown empire brass mlg co toronto winnipeg limited vancouver 26 for ladles day wednesday july 27th the hostesses were mrs fleck and miss o young the ladles were entertained at the home of mrs fleck where bridge was played on the veranda and a very bountiful bullet supper was served in the garden by mrs fleck and misses mildred and marie fleck after supper the ladies motored to the golf club and partners w drawn for twoball foursomes the bridge prise winners were for auction mrs w o o thompson and for contract mrs goldham the golf prise winners were mrs willougb by and miss hettie lawson llmehouse v ppf- mrf decide calmly selecting diamonds or precious stones is not a mission to be left to last mlntuesl nor is the design of mounting an after thought detail to be rushed we should welcome your visit on occasions in advance of the day of actual purchase enabling- us to more surely assist you to a lastingly happy selection i expert bepatrs watchmaker j hjordan georgetown jewelle mulboofto in ea how about walls whatever type of building 9031 are putting up the question of wall materials arises to know what is best for your purpose and purse you should see and compare the best wall materials that are avaublo all the best are here for you to study and compare all are priced t mtok bottom all carry toe makers guarantees and our m well free delivery service to all point in ge georgetown lumber co l phot geonrrtown 250 acton lap mr and mrs wta gowdy spent a few days last week in muskoka mrs r b storey and masters clif ford and lome of toronto are spend ing a week or to with mrs lepoldevm mr wkn sneatfa of toronto spent the week end at the home of mr james grant the womens association of trie presbyterian church are holding an afternoon tea and side of home-coojt- ihg a the home of mm a w norton on vyedesday sjfternoon ug jrd- tea will be atfvedv ojt the lw from s to h rjn standard time mrs wm oatjurn spent the week end and holiday with friends in wal- uvdoburc rev r i senile of acton will oc cupy the pulpit of the presbyterian churoh on sunday august 7th miss winifred porbnghome of to ronto spent the holiday and week end with mr and mrs gale mr hymaa ooon of ouelph visited mrand mrs j klckell over the holi day quite a number of our citizens at tended the sacred service held in georgetown park on sunday evening and enjoyed very much the talk by rev j w bready of toronto the community was well represented also at the firemens parade and demon stration held in georgetown on mon day mr wm dowdy spent the week end and holiday with tils- son douglas in montreal mr f irving of ouelph and his mother spent the holiday with mr and mrs john meredith mr j a mecednh of windsor s holidaying with ijtr and ifts john vetkran angler has hired thb nifiqom for years thirtyfive yean of visiting the famous nlplgon district for speckled trout nshing have not dimmed the ar dor at john a sea a- veteran angler of independence mo who has made arrangements with nell modougal manager of nlpigon lodge orient bay for ms 19sa trip and will ahortay ar rive on the famous stream thirty- five consecutive years of fishing one stream in hope of the reeortt trophy trout constitutes some kind of record winch to herd to a tn ims mr eea attained nts hearts desire when belanded from the mplgon the largest trout of the season and was awarded the cwladlsn national rail ways nlplgon shield ln honor of his with rod wad mae hit and mrs j campbell of weston spent the hohdajy in town miss ljszle lartgan of toronto was home for the holiday mr c j russell of oormley was a visitor in town last week mr claude bumside of toronto was in town over the holiday miss evelyn stnckford of toronto was home for the week end mrs w h brldgman of hamilton is visiting at mrs harrisons mr hugh mcqrath of midland is spending a few days in town mrs messie henderson of winnipeg is visiting at mrs wetheralds mr and mrs n speight of toronto were holiday visitors in town mrs r harrison of toronto is visiting her mother mrs e plnley miss ethel marshall of ouelph gen eral hospital was home on sunday mr and mrs chris graham of bur lington were in town on the holiday mr claude kentner of windsor spent the week end at his home here mr and mrs john grwin of sarhia are spending the week with relatives n topm misses constance and ray whltmee left on tuesday for a holiday at bala muskoka mr and mrs st thomas fih of st thomas are visiting at mr j mcbeans mr and mrs jwtjennls and daugh ter of toronto are visiting at mr p sinclairs misses delia lola and firva thomp son of toronto were visitors in town oh monday mr and mrs a h baud of pal merton spent the week end with the misses balid mrs wtn maitlnll of hafnilton is visiting with her parents mr and mrs fhos bulliyant mr and mrs james litster of oak- ville spent the holiday with sir and mrs james hackery mr and mrs r cowjes of toronto spent the week end with mr and mrs george wrigglesworth mr and mrs john boomer and daughters of- toronto spent monday with relatives in town mr bruce heath of the imperial bank staff toronto is spending his vacation at his home here mr and mrs cray kennedy and mr j o kennedy of toronto were visitors in town on the holiday mr thomas cuover of chester eng land is spending the month of august with mr and mrs e e young mrs a j m of prairie ou chieru wis has been the guest of mrs squires during the past woall mr and mrs murray meklnley and family of toronto spent the week end ax mrs harrisons charles st wilfred w hill of niagara falls was a holiday guest at the home of his parents mr and mrs t s hill sr miss martha burwell has returned to her home in toronto alter spend ing a week with herjsister mrs t 8 hill sr mr and mrs deorge w hughes and daughter caroline of niagara palls are guests of mr and mrs t 8 win sr king street miss mildred burwell of hamilton and mcr stanley peer of toronto are visiting their aunt mrs thomas hi sr king street mr j a wulourhby was called to the west last wee owing to the serious illness of his brother senator w o wlllougnby of moose jaw mr and mrs plowright of klrkland lake and mr and mrs a black of oalt were week end visitors with mr and mrs w c anthony miss edith squires left last week for port huron mich to visit with mr and mrs c w- wellman at their sum mer home at cedar beach mr and mrs james young mir and mrs u jones mr and mrs john kaiser of toronto and mr kaqrfman of kincardine spent the holiday at mrs j m bucks mrs e parkhill and sons john and aulster misses polly hill auce mo dougal and margaret leslie of to ronto were week end visitor evt the home of mr and mrs t s hill sr mr and mrs reg irwin and daugh ter marjory of st marys mrs minnie harding oodertoh and miss edna bankworth kitchene visited during the week end with mrs ed net urum umehouse those from a distance who attended the funeral of the late mrs george hume were mrs d mrftallum wal ton tmtr win bums mrs chasi aus tin and mrs oeo bayne rockwood mr and mnt thna altken mrs a murray mrs ghas richardson mrs john ehrhardt miss m bbrhardt and mrs jack t oueklh mrs hnffrlraii and mrs seom acton mrs habley miss mecatlnm mrs boyd mr t hume mr and mrs w mc lean mrs r stewart and mrs mc- nabb milton esday e veiling august 3rd 193 norval hostel reunion 35 boys enjoy anniiaa picnic agricultural judging con tests and athletic events grand garden party in the evening terra cotta miss jessi mario of cewarttown who spent her holldaya with her par ents bore has returned home quite a number from here attended the firemens jenonstratton at georgetown and report a good tune also the snorts on monday civic holi day we are pleased to team that real estate transfers are on the move re cently which is a good sign of the times and we hope willhej to drive away the long depression the first transfer namely mr f g hsananson has sold his homestead we under stand to mr e martin a wealthy gentleman of kirk land lake mr martin we are creditatily informed pur poses making an uptodate summer resort this will also give enaploy- ment to a number of men we wel come this new industry to our hamln and wish mr martin every surorwa another important deal of vil lage property is now pending on main st 1 we are sorry to learn that mr m lyons is now confined to his room with a severe attack of apprndtritta we sincerely hope soon to hear of his complete recovery our empty houses are flutng up a- gain mr and mrs a- ackhvtoo and family of georgetown are moving in to one of mrs k seams houses on isabella street we welcome them as cttlaens to our midst threshing is now the general order of the day we are pleased to learn that mr and mrs slmpkins andmaughter edith have arrived safely in their new home in england and report a pleasant trip a number of summertourists are camping along the rtver credit here this summer we are sorry to learn that mr les lie young of the mil line is on the sick list we hope soon to hear of his ootnmlete recovery superintendent a maclaren and his eflictprt stsff of helpers are to be con gratulated on the splendid ftfis of the 1933 annual reunion held norval united church hostel thursday last when more than 350 of the boys returned to enjoy the eventj ireland and express their appreciation of the t vbwmstlonal interest taken in their welfare by the hostel they were there from western on tario as far as chatham north as far as 0en sound and midland and east as far as napanee and prince edward county one could not but admire the splendid type of young men- that have been chosen and de- veloped through tne influence and guidance of the hostel such young men make good ganadian riw with the boys their friends and visitors there were over 700 present and keen interest was takesx in the exhibits judging contests and athletic events during the day a feature of the evening program was the presentation ofoeruncates of good character and to those who had completed three years as wards of the hostel or had passed their twentieth birthday c m bowman waterloo was- chair man of the proceedings at the even ing during which the boys were given then- diplomas and presented with the prises won during the days com- petitions they were entertained by lois landon and miss violet murray toronto boys who had won awards in the musical oompetition also took part to the garden part which fol lowed a memorial service for two of the boys who had died during the past year lome rifles scottish band of georgetown provided a musical pro gram during the evening that was very much appreciated speakers of the evening included j b palnbaim deputy minister of agri culture and colonel f h deacon among the guests of honor was mrs b samersoocks of venice pro minent member of the n over seas league who was largely respon sible for the presence of many of the boys in panada during her visit to the hostel she met some of the hoys she had reodnunended and was 1 ed to hear toat they ukeoarj mean of congratulations received from rt hon j h thomas hon r m pollock and w scott oeje- gatos to the imperial conference at ottawa a csble from cyril bhvtn of the rmmigralion department of the ymx3a londoq htflughf greetings from the otoctals in great birtain mrs e r peacock of toronto pre sented the prises following are the prize winners glass 1 section b seed oats geo hughes thoa ctomtoiphlne richard couch section 0 seed barley george hughes alan heap david davidson section dfaa wheat oderk bissett geo hughes alan heap section f best collection of weeds richard couch thos corsearphine thos dawdle section g best collection of weed seeds thos cortaorphine section h best- collection of any other kind tom price geo hughes section i best collection snapshots peter dewar alan beap richard couch section j best model in woodwork alan heap david davidson archie mitchell section k best model made tn metahverk david davidson section l beat collection of rone knots david davidson section m best essay of 000 words a 8 heap w d chapman cecil banks geo smith jtjdorno oo section atodging potatoescut font mlddlehurxt david davidson joe carrin section b judging seed oats clif ford mw gordon moss joe oatvux section oiudging seed barley clifford middlehurst david davidson joe cahrtn section djudging seed wheat c middlehurst d davidson joe cal vin section bjudging horses c mid dlehurst joe calvin aran he4t section p judging dairy cows- david davidson c middlehurst gordon mesa section o judging poultry c mldkllehurst david davidson joe aqdatiob section a 100 yd swim under it yrs robert oordall ralph wheeler sidney jackson section b 100 yd swim open chas shroder alar heap paul mayer section c diving competition open robert oordall chas shroder leslie meltor section d oreasy polejtoberx cordall allan heap chas secuon e tilting chas shroder wni patterson tugofwar international scot land ireland championships on national group basis agricultural ex hibits and judging deacon trophy- country winning scotland champion individual david davidson music t b macaulay trophy- country winning wales champion in dividual sidney atkinson athletic and aquatic including tug- ofwar banner country winning- scotland champion individual wla- 11am dawson john a tory- challenge trophy for country winning greatest- number of points in all events throughout the day country winning scotland cham pion individual in this national group clifford middlehurst b c andrews prise and henry blrfces av sons bronze medal for in dividual who by points won through- out the day and who in addition has proved himself worthy throughout the pastyear on the farm as shown by his general progress and service in the community david davidson new adyjtlsemetft alimlleiaiiwls ansii thte smcuy cash with eraer to kent apartment tn baptist church parson age possession immediately apply rev a n frith at the parsonage wanted new cesspools ditches and drains to dig old cesspools cisterns ebc cl on short notice james wil liams box is ge ltp tf sharpene lawn mowers saws etc sharpened also repair work on furniture calll at shop an mill street or phone 162 d laird ip posts for sale iso or more anchor posts and fence i posts for sale apply wm oilman i phone 92 r is olenwilliams 3t wpwxswa- fma r i p mcbean co great clearing sale of ladies dresses silk crepe dresses ladies silk crepe dresses 695 sale price 29 pique dresses ladies ivwersieel pique dresses regular 350 sale price 259 voile dresses ladies peter pan voile dresses regular 295 sk price l29 ladies voile dresses regular 425 sale price 359 silk dresses ladies silk dresses floral designs regular 695 sale price 529 house dresses ladies print houae dresses 100 sale- price 79c regular 125 sale pttce 89c ladies print dresses sizes 44 to 52 sale price 89c ladies voile house dresses sale price 79c- hosiery ladies silk lise hose sale price 29c ladies pure silk hose assorted colors small sizes regular 150 to 195 sale price 98c ladies fullfashioned pure silk hose regular k00 sale price 69c dollar queen silk hose sale price 69c sockettes assorted colors childs sockettes silk lisle sale price 29c lisle and cotton 19c it mcbeanco georgetown ontario for bent half of double brick house corner main and ewlng streets seven rooms all modem conveniences available by aug 12th apply to j w kennedy tf lloeai to bent on john st electric light furnace nd town water possession sept 1st apply to m williamson ouelph st georgetown ltp to beat bqrue to rent on uurdook street possesalan jan 1st an conveniences apply to jsa nnr ny tf snyders transport naily transport servtes between georgetown and toronto we can al so quote you rates to any point be tween windsor and tsenton or niagara peninsula phone oeorgetown 171 toronto junction 3s3 tf the grandstand at the osnsrtlen na tional bhuuhltlon toronto is 725 feet in length this years agricultural miss hat of the canadian national iftrrrihltlon to ronto to in eaeatt of calvin beelon h judging hogs c middle hurst oeo hughes tom rett n section i naming of weechtbul dawson tom corstorphine c middle hurst section j naming of types and breeds of- livestock from photograph tom corstorphine c middlehurst tom rowland mtjsiq section a baas solo maurice mar shall oeo crlbeop section b baritone anlo mhurlce m sidney taylor seotion otwjor solo paul mayer tom rowland oeo richards flenttrwi d humorous song or reci tation wm bowman maurice mar shall bui patterson section k violin solo sid atkin son seotion f piano solo sid atkinson section o orchestra 01 patter son and group section h any other instrument harry leigh mouth organ bui pat terson banjo oeo ounriinshana ac- cordian ktblxtttce a 0 yd dash under 17 yrstfciawrence ooodwtn sid jackson j c wattenon 8ection b 100 yd dash bui daw son pjaul mayer dan blacklaws section o 000 yd dash under 17 yrs lawrenee ooodwln ski jackson norman hunter section d330 yd dash open bid dawson paul mayer alan heart section k jhrowtog at target stanley wood dap boua section f tvowtng or rt jas acnsw andrew eave wen fat- taraon section o chtnnintl the bar tom powdla tom templeman fred bant ing section ksack race alan reap a pearvebough lawrence ooodwln section i aunnlng broad jump der 17 yrs lawrence ooodwln sid ney jackson section j running broad j open wm dawson allan heap j hunter u section k high jump under 17 yrs h ooodwln roderick blssel wm brown section l high jump open wm dawson alan heap m marshall section m cumbtog the rope bdgar sanders patrick oaoen john black secuon nmtchlng homeatnes thos dowdle thoa redfern joe bor- tptt r 3oucn section o kicking the football frames wktteraon nell nw thoa dowdle section p ouslu b sidney jackson mlddteweight charrerson joseph rto kntdish welterweight paul mayer english lyla fraicis beauty shoppe marcelling permanent waving finger wavtag flhamponlng etc phone 141 ltp u tenders wanted tenders will be received by the clerk until 8 run saturday evening next for the bhtrarung of roof of gra in oeorgetown park ten ders to include supplying of xxx shingles and laying- of them laid 5 inches to the weather and nailed with sine coated nails f ii heath clerk concrete work i am prepared to do concrete work of an ktoda e given free of charge if you require anything in turn hhe phonk ski s walker gearga st a b colman general ttnektng service ana sard oeneral trucking at all times garbage removed weekly at rates hardwood 3js0 single cord muted rails u0 stogie cord phone 1 qkqrorrown counter cheek books get your supply of counter check books at the herald office and wood oal- tel okai no 1 hardwood beech and maple rao hardwood limbs and mixed wood sjm hardwood knots tor fur nace x60 balls q an quanuty j h smith m u wodd for sale choice low fsicbs and maple per stage cord ratls tuso hardwood and rails wj biandfobd fhawsstw- wj i monu pollock mrs to gait gkl a aaw7ll our work ta freenwood ents guam a worth 1932 7fe- pbopue who are suffering from eye weariness and imperfect vision should know they can receive relief by hav ing their eyes examined by a specialist one who thoroughly understands the science of op tometry h a fetein at dams drag store every phoue tl far sutmhnntymti some things are facta some tilings cant be denied some things are sure certain and ajtogetfaer lane and here is one of those things the year 1932 is not going to dump any sudden wealth into your lap f those who make fnoney from business in 1932 will have to earn it not by playing a hunch not by following tips not by sitting tight to make money in 1 932 you ve got to sell merchandise and youve got to sell a lot of it thats another fact selling will not be easy but the coming year can be a good year for you a profitable year a year of progress but it is going to take some straight from the shoulder selling weve got to hit the line hard it doesnt take the seventh son of a seventh son to figure out that business is not coming without real effort but there is always some business for those who have the energy and courage to go after it this is old stuff but true as holy writ fl more and more people are coming to regulate their shopping by the store ads more and more people are getting out of the habit of going to the nearest place qr the place they have usually visited for certain purchases q more and more people are coming to decide things from reading the ads and depend upon the news and the facts contained in the ads for guidance in planning purchases q more the coming months than ever before will your advertising be the test by which all else stand or fall so plan it liberally plan it on winning lines q the people of the extensive district in which the herald circulates cannot be as effectively or as econo mically reached by any other medium or method of advertising as by the columns of this if you want to reach the people use it the herald futons best arhwrtising medhun r v n ii si i xx x