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r j 80 i- ft latttrn gtiiitw i-b- j t the georgetown herald wednesday evening becembef 1 4th 1932 4 u x where your dollar goes farther 1 t has always been the policy of this store to excel in values here are a few reasons why your dollar goes farther at silvers i 1 by staging frequent sales we accelerate our turnover prevent a large carryover of seasonable merchandise from year to year 2 we txd not sell merchandise sdcb as have accumulated in other stores for decades 3 our values consist of merchandise selected from thedestknewn canadian manufacturers 4 we offer bargains in seasonable merchandise during the appropriate season not in postseason sales 5 our prices defy afl competition see our display of tins during our pre- christmas sale remember 1 this store has alway been known as the headquarters for thrifty shoppers these days thrifty shopping will add considerably to your christmas joy h silver where your dollar goes farther phont375 main st georgetown modorwkljl oijeave in oeorge- town orf wednesday dec uth 1933 by rev r w rumles hasel estelle iter of the late mr and mrs william cleave georgetown to wil liam o mcdowell son of mrs james and the late james mcdowell es- quesras p misskurgaret gould gave interesting address a good attendance was present at thevsecond meeting of the georgetown forum of public affairs held sunday afternoon at the baptist church the subject of the problem of social services was ably brought forward by miss- margaret gould executive sec retary of pie child welfare council of toronto who in her charming nnr answered various questions an the administration of such social services as unemployment relief etc she ably brought out the overwhelm jug percentage costs of government and maintenance of public works as against the compartlvely small per centage used to maintain public wel fare these meetings are stimulating to those who are looking for some quiet change of existing conditions as they help us to form njire definite opin ions the next meeting on sunday january 8th will be looked forward to with great interest as it deals with municipal administration a subject to which georgetown taxpayers are seeking some solution ouelph man 1e tears old boasting the distinction of being one of wellington countys oldest residents hiram wallace pioneer settler of nassagaweya township who has lived in ouelph for the past 21 years celebrated his 102nd birthday on dec 13th although a cripple from early child hood mr wallace has enjoyed re markable health and aparfefrom the fact that his eyesight and hearing have been unpaired for the past few years is stm able to be about every day and enjoy three hearty meals he is observing his birthday quietly at the home of his daughters mrs t sherwood and miss jane wallace with whom he resides at 36 glasgow street ouelph a man with a remarkable memory he delight to reminisce on the pio neer adys in this district and can re late many interesting tsories of the early settlers his parents having been among the original residents of nas- sagaweya where the village of moffatt lions night at the gregory theatre many enjoy splendid enter tainment and make liberal contribution erwin special bargains for fri day and saturday round steal 2 lbs shoulder beef roasts lb sirloio steak lb legs of lamb lb loins of pork to roast lb lean streaky side pork lb 7c purepork sausage lb 1 oc pare lard in prints 21b 19c ontario turkeys geese ducks and chickens 15c 15c loc erwin and coldham phone 1 georgetown he dearly recalls when worres roam ed toe countryside around ouelph and his first recodectton of the royal city was when it was a very small vil lus fact that be was crippled as a boy did not permit him to tallow in hi fathers footsteps as a farmer but he apprenticed himself to a shoe maker as a young boy and worked at the trade all his life nrst at moffatt and atfer at carlisle be retired when ate ww abou h years of age am came- to ouelph to make his residence in 19li mr wallace although a teetotaller has always been a heavy smoker and still looks forward to his pipe of to bacco three times a day generally after his meats he declares that hard work will never hurt anyone and to this in a large part he attributes his longevity hockey news at a meeting bejd at oakvllle test friday night when mr joseph ball represented the intermediate and mr a duncan the juniors for the com ing season the schedules were drawn up as follows junior group no 6 section a dee js oakvllle at georgetown jan t burlington- at milton jan 5 georgetown at oakvllle jan 10 mlton at oakvioe janr u georgetown at bu jan 18 oakrilto at burlington jan is georgetown at milton jan 34 burlington at oakvllle jan jtmton at georgetown jan gg milton at burlington jan so burlington at georgetown jan so oakvste at milton winners of a and b section to play for group honors borne and goals to count there was a large gathering at the gregory theatre last thursday night when that wonderful picture play girl was presented to the public by the lions club in return for groceries canned goods vegetables bread tic kets milk tickets etc all of which were turnea over to the central relief committee for distribution during the evening mr john d kelly conducted the draw for the lucky number prise he was assist ed by miss betty grant who drew the tickets donating the winners of the prises the first prise a gold chain knife and cuff links went to h lowrle 69 randall st toronto the second price a ham was won by mr w h wilson who donated same to relief committee the proceds from luofcy number tickets will be used for the childrens christmas entertainment mr mcuntock thanked the people for their generous contribution and ill gregory for donating the use of ills theatre lor the entertainment the donations were as follows 38 baskets apples 44 large tins pork and beans 39 large tins tomatoes ss tins of peas 2 tins of beans 22 tins com 1 tin condensed bulk 24 bread tickets so quarts milk tickets 16 heads cabbages 8 baskets potatoes 3 baskets carrots 3 baskets beets 6 lbs bacon 6 tins sardines is lbs rolled oats 15 packages cereal 73 fruit in jars assorted 16 fruit cans assorted go lbs pastry flour s doaen pairs socks 4 suits underwear 1 ham 2 lbs fish 2 mince pies 17 tins assorted soups 1 pumpkin 10 lbs sugar brown 5 lbs sugar white 4v4 lbs tea m lb cocoa 1 gal tin of apples 3 tins honey 1 lb butter s lbs white beans 2 lb sausage s lbs pure lard 2 h lb parrages peas 8 tins sahntm 4 small jars peanut butter 1 bottle of olives 1 package macaroni 1 package of rolled oats 1 packet corn starve 1 pair childrens stockings 1 cap 1 basket of onions 1 basket parsnips 1 basket turnips order for 1 bag of potatoes order tor us aba potatoes 1 00 order for groceries sljoo order for bread sob order for sugar 100 order for meat december meeting of the womens institute terracotta mrs b rhdss wb has beep ill during the past week we era pleased is now improving and to n a robinson live stock dealer mihifcto ntirval ijve stock trucking all load fully insured y phone georgetown 101 13 m flritftas ni new vt tnmbnkt london stratford toronto dsraimr mai mmaratth w o that w special train will lewxjorjuon u pm for toronto mskinc certain intennsdlate stops and arriving a m0 pm m far thrss d spe train wbl and stilling at intbrmkdiatx orotjp dee xtmuton at oeorgetown dee nooelpb at burlington deo 27 oakvllle at acton dae 30astoa at milton dec 20 georgetown at ouelph dee 10burilngtoo at oakvllle jan i iflrtne at burlington 3 ow at acton 4otfcvius it gaelnh jan t b st georgetown goalph at muton 6 acton st oakvllle p milton st aoton jan toakyille at bn jan 10 qualphat oeorgetown hope soon to hear of her complete re- recovery mr william johns and mr archie dawson have left here on then trip to england we wish them a safe- ahq pleasant voyage mr martin we understand has his bsh pond completed on the 10th line and it is going to make a wonderful summer resort no expense is being spared the water has been turned into the pond which covers about four acres an electric cable has been placed around the pond which whin illuminated will look gorgeous we certainly congratulate mr martin upon his enterprise we are pleased to learn that mia acknuon who had her tonsils re moved last week is now on a sir way to recovery a number of our cltlsens have secured employment at mr frank fetchs baling bay at present mrs k kvtss has yone to grimsby the december meeting of the wo mens institute and mrs robert brwins are synonymous and it is with pleasure that the members look forward to what is now an annual event alter the usual form of opening and the reading and approving of the minutes a great deal of tune was spent in the discussion of certain relief projects approval was given to the donation of ssojoo to the cen tral relief committee and 1500 to the poppy day fund a request was received from charlton county nor them ontario asking for a bale of clothing to assist in allaying the ter rible distress in that locality before presenting this request the president had ascertained from the local com mittee in charge of administering clothing supplies that by sending such a bale the members would not be diverting to other channels clothing that should be kept for the relief work in the town arrangements were made that this bale be packed under the direction of the local needs committee a special collec tion wastsken to buy new goods in the form of socks stockings and wool the balance of the bale to be made up of used clothing sent in by the members and friends mrs geo campbell kindly consented to receive the donations at her home the- bale to be packed by the 14th inst the central relief committee again re quested that the institute take charge or the packing of the christmas ham pers miss watson kindly offered to receive donations of goods stutsble fair packing in these hampers and also to allpwhhe committee to pack the same at her home tag needs committee were asked to of this work also andto their were added mrs hayes and mrs p cleave the hampers will be packed and delivered on friday dec 23rd it was decided to carry on the annual custom of remembering the shutins at christmas time and to send some little remembrance to the trmenian boy in hamilton sanitar ium v a letter was read ashng that an- polntnjenl of two representatives be made to a committee to discuss the advisability of holding an arts and crafts exhibit in connecttah with the annual art erhlhltlrm in the library building mrs p cleave and miss appelbe were appointed mrs haves spoke of the splendid success of the sewing short courses sponuored by the departtnent of agri- culture it was decided to ask the de partment to arrange such a course to be given in oeorgetown in january or february these courses are open not only to institute members but to any woamn wishing to take advan tage of them and the oost is only the very small enrollment fee of 25c owing to the large amount of business it was found hnprwrthlc the delegates to the recent convention to give their reports but it is hoped to include them iii the next months meeting the guest speaker and one to whom every woman listened to with interest was the rev arthur pi lng of the canadian institute tor the blind ul pickering auhjset the prevention of blindness and in the course of his address gave some very startling figures relating to he number of cases of blindness jn can ada as a whole the different provinces and li the larger cities staling hat so per cent- of fheae cans wesr avtnj- sble the causes of bl were given which included ancldents in fectious diseases ignorance careless ness the indiscriminate use of rouge and powder by woemn and youqg girls wearing of cheap spectacles eye examination by quacks in toj ff- gard he ipokeof the bill that the canadian institute was sponsoring to prevent the operation of these quacks through the efforts of this organisa tion fie selling of spectacles aijd the testing of eyes by jnaii had tnw stopped mr pickering spoke fear lessly of the terrible aoburage of venereal disease and th terrible ton daughter of the church the amiual meeting of the daugh ters of the church was held in the basement of st georges church on monday evening j the rector opened the meeting with prayer the presi dent mrs frank armstrong thanked the daughters tor the good work they haddone and the cooperati the hadglvenjher then asked the hector to take thectraav mr thompson add ed his appreciation for the good work done and the good spirit shown and thanked mrs- armstrong and her of ficers for their supervision hearty applause was given when mrs arm strongs work watmentloned the result of the election was hon president mrs w o o thompson presldentrmiss freda herbert vlcepresldsnt miss alleen oroat secretarymlss alice walker treasurer miss florence brand- ford chaplain the rector assistant chaplain miss elsie car ter a short time was spent discussing plans for carrying on the rector called upon the daugh ters to give the same service they had given which would mean even greater miss herbert assumed the obalr and ashed the rector to dismiss the meeting which he did with the bene diction umehquse mrs h lepoldevin left last week to spend the winter with her daugh ters in toronto the womens institute held a very successful euchre party at the home of mr win oowdy on tuesday even ing dec 6th first prises went to mrs qsfcurn and mr bearhope and the co prise to mrs mitchell and mr john packer lunch was served at the close of the games the womens missionary society of the presbyterian ohurcsi held their monthly meeting at the home of mrs john scott on tnuratta last after the regular business the election of officers took place the following were elected for the year 1833 hon president mrs- j ross president miss o marshall vicepresident mrs w lane secretary mrs j newton assistant sec mrs a j smee- hurst treasurer mrs w mitchell qjad tidings sec mrs a j smethurst bupnjy sec mrs john scott literature c mrs j ross home helpers sec mrs a norton flower convenor mrs a norton budget key woman see mrs h price the cadlev aid of the united crumb plan to have an afternoon tea and sale at baktpg and miscel laneous articles on saturday after noon dec 17th at the home of mrs wm oowdy we are pleased to report that mrs caldwell who has been quite ill with the flu is hnpivrln we nets wttb oriswarahie interest that to dr and mrs r q- agnew is given the credit lor the discovery of specwed dik which sffil nreaerve w otter oar sincere eo tp dr and mrs agnew on the honor b upon them and tor the snsean of their wo mrs agnew who la a daughter of mr and mrs qaldweu and dr agmfw are both wellknown in our midst a wealthy society lads bad just en gaged a new maid and was instruct ing her in the duties of waiting on the tabic society lady at dinner mary you must remember alwajs to from th left and take the from the right is that emarf new maid tea maam what the matter superstitious or thingr pure food store 2 lb sunset- braod choice creamery butter 45c 2 lb choice quality mixed nuts choice sorento walnuts per lb diamond budded walnuts per lb 2 pkgs smyrnajlayer figs 2 lbs natural cooking figs selected malaga cluster raisins per pkg eatmor cranberries per lb 2 lb choice quality mince meat 35c 20c 40c 19c 19c 25c 19c 25c it was tajrjpg in insanity and blind ness great strides had been made in controlling blin from out cause by the law making it compul sory to put solution in the eyas of each new born baby but he begged each mother present to instruct her daughter and ask her husband to do likewise with his son in the hohnees and aacredneas of life some of the christies gilchrists dark fruit cake at 29c and 39c 2 lb australian valencia raisins 25c 2 lb australian recleaned seedless raisins choice quality australian recleaned currants lb citadelle brand 100 pure maple syrup bottle carrip brand purcmaple syrup choice breakfast flafcpn in piece per lb choice quality pure iard per lb xmas candies harl mixtures assorted cram and chocolates fresh fruit and vegetables a e farnell phone 75 we deliver t 30c ts 10c the teeth loooalphst george ljaetonat ouelph jan ugraorgetown at oakvllle jan laetelingtcc st muton jan icborilngtob st aoton jan ictooiwriowo at milton jan itoodph t oakvllle jan gamuton st ouelph jan gvoajerfllg at oeorgetown jan to acton at burnngton jan jsouelph st acton jan 23 gejormtown at burlington jan asoekvtlle at muton jan it- acton at aeorawtaara jen jftbujllnfton at ouelph jan 27 muton at oskvule 1st and salt teams to play off goals to count 1st team to have choice of data scout news last week patrol competition began and the foxes are again in the lead they certainly enjoy eating someone elses food even when it doss turn out to be egg sandwiches the new patrol baa put 1 forward and already it is even with the beavers in points during the evening three of the hew comers were tnlttetod into the troop by means of the aeroplane ride the blanket ran and several other forms of black imghj and two weeks ago o spears was unanimously voted to as a mem ber scout t armstrong was chosen to lead the new petrol and be has to spend the whiter witoher daugfc- 1 many branches of the work to eaeo- uonwtth tbe blind were mentioned mrs ferris of toronto was visiting with her mother mrs j monslly last week some important real estate trans fers are now pending in our hamlet- ashorove j46 sm making toronto leave toronto sjtjo hamilton allandale truhwul hm nusflr can apian rational certainly tackled his new job in busl- neavlike way perhaps ttw is the r for the sudden display of energy on the part of the foxes who will now have two opponents to compete the wjm4 held their december meeting with mrs ban wilson in the chair the devotional exe were led by mrs h wilson the roll call was answered by a ohristmas thought after tbe usual bjiainsss was concluded rev j a neftt took charge snd the fodowlng officers were elected bon pnaidgntmrs j a neui presidentmrs karl wilson vicepresident mrs r h wright recording secretaryaiti j bell body assistant bee bee m lulu gra ham corresponding secretary mrs j barnes treasurer mrs o b dick christian stewardship bee mrs j a a helpers sec mrs a j ruodell supply sec mrs r- h wright m m and literature flee mrs- m wsnless 8tiangers sec mrs wilson temperance beermrs geo nurse pianto socstrs 0 assistant pawuat miss it auditor mrefo vtosan mrs arthur ruddell sang a solo h- entitled thy kingdom oomslssj its best fept ujok y troduesd th bewlpty book his dominion of oansc and gave very interesting tafk sfter which a hymn was sunt ant the pastor closed the meeting with prayer a bale of olothing sad quilu is being packed tor the west the young people soolstar met oh sunday evening- the president mlw ruth olften presided and mr rrancu thompson read the scripture leeson fiptip hickided tpfp those who were unable to provide care for-them- selveaenorthu it should be mention ed included the purchasing and pro per fitting of glajses to those the institute know of sight m unpaired were always glad to of this kino as that proper care be given to those who would other wist have to so uncared tor other works undertaken were sight saving classes tor school ohudrwn whose sight was too poor for ordinary classes and to good to warrant placing them in the school maintained tor blind children at xvsndford to these classes special books containing extra large print and other methods were employed to conserve the sight of these pupils the nrtntbjt of mi in braufc and the a library small child la cinema as qtsture of gandhi appear onr the screen oh mummy what is ltf mother sh dear child as gandhi starts talking oh mummy u can talkl kings meat choice meats for fowl and food products at lowest prices aavei let n wyeour order nqw for your chr fowl mill werk for clststam there art many items in the mm work line that fit in with the christmas i inventory o wants hi window frame ahd the that are hopelessly out of pair and let us send yea u you need so that the borne win be made comfortable for tv christmas holldayx free delivery service to all points to georgetown aoton muton and surrounding taiiluay georgetown lumber colud phom gewgetowjg 50 ado 120 preaf weekly suvtngs the 1st oeorgetown troop has es- tsnlhihed their christmas toy shop ini the vacant section of the roney bojqd- tng and it anyone wishing to donate say toys to this cause win kmdly leave hie or bar name with one of the scouts the bnnstton will be gladly ao- prpted and called for please look up your old toys no matter how badly they may need re- psjjrnc 4reansr auth a few touches paint oegtue they win all help to lis omstggas s bsppy tea the happlest woetoan the a missionary program arranged by the and vicepresident tusj llilu orahsm inoluded tbe following nnrnbers a chapter from the study book our share in india fw try mtc c r dick and chrtstmai eustotnh in mdu by miss dorothy bulls a piano solo by miss isabel wriggles- worth and a vocal duett oy mrs p wilson and mrs j 0 wilson rendered during the evening special prices and a relief department to care for tl indigent blind were among the many activities of this splendid organisation a treej in tbe way of e musical number is always provided for by mm brwin and the members look forward with pleasure to this part of the porgram bob this occasion little miss betty speight m iihghti numbert aoconxpanied at tbe piano by miss marjorie ofbson of the fubho sobcolstafr the rol call and dainty refresh- meto brought the afternoon to a close the january meeting wuibe held at the home ct mrs feller and the answer to the roll call will be a new teart resolution- so case armed with letfaolution even it you break tt ttmprt week that is whs reaoliroofgebrre for to gir at the institute meeting and break kn- madiately afterwardsoom u i- sgsr lb 10 i pure lard mau b- u u i it paltry carroll silver star plum jam 21 vpion9r4 40ojv foneeas ar v jtjbticb child- what asks our father of ran says jutslee sod mercy and hummriv v a reaionaiae sirirtoe of good deede pnw to ltrsssa ught to see v h tn 50 rpotp jgrccbffy v rset friday deotinber 1 downstairs oomedy drama starring john oobsrt am paul uikss- oomedy porehy rtosas autaue sports thve m fox smurdsy dec 17th matinee at i omrtae crooner- jtas tasue story of the life snd loves ot tht famous reltotdhrtarrtngderldlannafsa sar smtk oomedy aners- vr tcm wam decso and dmnenrare mgfats rfslatflsss- dnv for little boys and girls hard maple steetrunnatvd slilghs tach vdc i i i gwegew wsg special l calayo age a tm r sixcake i sad s ifobfoqoodarchtsecj a for 69 candies bpeeui ounllty t aakthemaaagw aevaalua vku raisins lb lie lemon peel lb 19c orange peel lb 19e frwd gaa cherries lb 39c seadae vatla raisins ll16c raspberries 4ybner wed ox i fa special tin v currants 2 11ml 29c otain sbalm walnuts lb 36c almonds itx44c cjisaol paaawa cm rock ojroits sawalal mixed walnuts lb 3 ot lb 17c lb 19 dev rovj i mixed lb ise creams and j lb 1 nuts in shell mixed brazils filberts walnuts alwnds pecans i i lb itc lb 18c lb 18c lb 18c n 38r peanut 0jwjtuit cookinp onions ll 21c 10 lb 19c mi n ri