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2 a sensible christmas embodying gifts which are at earn useral deucntfbby pleaatac to the afamlpemt and eeanomi- ealjy sausfruui to the giver t hisvear more than ever the wise christmas shoppers seek delightful gifts they will be proud to offer yet such that will stand the strain of their cur tailed finances sensible shopping is now the keynote and at brills stores can be found the key to this problem you will not receive cutrate seconds stocked for sale purposes only to destroy the friendly or loving sentiments you so faithfully wish to express even if you only spend twentyfive cents get the best that your money can buy the georgetown herald wednesday evening december 21st 1932 jl b too searoe to sentiment too m to we haveftlded many new lines to our former holiday selections including very suitable gifts for your hobday hostess we are justly proud of our babygoods showing suitable gifts for every age and sex may be purchased here at from 15c to 1500 ask to see our specially prepared list of suggestions at various prices d brill co corner mill and main sts georgetown phone 167 we extend our heartiest goop wishes for a irislmas j darins drug store phone 327 georgetown news merry christmas band at arena ufnlght this is he shortest day in the year send in a list of your gnrlstmas visitors for the herald next week i on christmas eve at midnight high mass will be celebrated at holy cross church georgetown i ktqmvslng township nominations will be held at stewarttown on fri day there are rumors of an election as christinas falls on sunday his yeai the following monday- will be observed as a public holiday all places of business will be closed firemen s ball and diamond jubi lee in the town hall friday evening dec 30th dont miss this big event which will be better than ever this year i the improvement society of norval i have issued invitations for an old and new tyme dance to be held in the parish ball norval on tuesday evening dec 27th town council met last evening and spent a couple of hours in a hearttoheart talk over town affairs rn general and back taxes in parti cular w d n moore of highland park hr4n renewing his subscrip tion to the nherald sends kindest regards and best wishes to all old friends in georgetown and vicinity tonight at 8 oclock a christ mas cantata the glory of the lord by the sunday school and choir of the united church adults 25c children other than the scholars 10c the glen united church sunday school entertainment will be held in the town hall glenwuuams on friday dec 33rd at 8 pjn admis sion 35c and 10c everybody wel come it any persons wishing to make cash donations to the christmas hampers being prepared by the womens in stitute for the central relief com- mittee kindly hand same to h r mimms or mayor marreniir a might young bachelor of mar riageable age irving in georgetown sprung a good one this week he said there must be a lot of people mak ing dressing far fowl and meats as everybody was asking lor thyme these days rosa dell netherland a mature holstein cow bred by frank 8 robb troy ont and now owned by clar ence anderson georgetown ont has just finished a 365day record in the roj with ft pxvduction on twlce-a- day milking totalling 13j85 lbs milk containing 62875 ins butter giving her an average test of 3 76 fat the women auxiliary of the canadian legion request that any having slightly used toothing leave same at a honeys shoe store mrs brsisbys store or mrs titos grieve s home all kinds of seiwlwilile cloth ing will be very much appreciated personals mr a h mcdonnell of ouelph is spending a few days in town mr ira vannatter of ouelph was a visltoixin town on tuesday miss helen barclay of toronto visit ed at mr o t mckays during the week mrs john smith of collingwood spent the past week at the home of her brother mr w h long dr and mrs f r watson left or tuesday for jacksonville florida where they will spend several obituary new adver skhs a 0 h ltjxton we regret to record this week the death early monday morning of councillor arthur q h luxton after an illness of only two weeks of en cephalitis an affection of the brain mr luxton had been in attendance easing smetb cash wttk learners make belief donation teachers on the sum of the bur lington public schools for the next lour months will make a voluntary donation of s5 per month to the public welfare board to assist the needy in town in addition the two principals a o green and j a lajpoart will donate 10 per month for the same period this announcement was made at the meeting of the public school board held last night and the teac hers and principals were highly com mended by toe trustees for their action in fact h j blair secretary of the board for the last 21 yean was so pleased he announced he too would make a 5 per month dona tion along with the staff the dona tions from the teachers amount to 80 per month but to this must be added the government relief grant which will total about 160 so that y their action the staff is responsible for providing 210 a month for relief purposes it was further stated that the high school stat is considering a similar action miss lamb pkactical maternity ntjrsb by day or week at the royal fair at toronto and had por parttcualra thane 84 r 6 george- won a number of prixes with his town poultry and took 111 soon after his r r ne 3 georgetown ontarla return a few days later he went z to the louise marshall hospital where miss daisie whitmee y he passed away the late mr lux- oradmue gaelpfa general h-iirh- ton was bom and raised hv hamilton nursing in maj surgical and being the only son of the hue mr y obstetrical cases and mrs geo luxton in earlier rates reasonable life mr luxton had been engaged cu hv hmir r no call day or tys mcbean co to all our luxton had been engaged cases by hour or day phone ml night georgetown keys lost key ring with large bunch of keys finder rewarded by returning to herald office for sale deforest crossley radio cheap o cabinet staoey it it i why delay do it now let us change your oil to the correct writer grade as given by the car manufacturer check the ignition system and carburetor to make your car start easy even in the coldest weather fill the radiator with antifreeze we stock the following alcohol 65 ovegproof and frostine glycerol pure glycerine and e preston speights garage brake specialists phone 279w georgetown dance at nerval friday the young bachelors of norval will give another of then- popular dances in the parish hall norval on friday evening dec 23rd martinramsay orchestra bill anderson door man ager refreshments gents 50c tax included ladles 25c committee wm taman arthur mckane wilfred les lie jack cook it new carsv set wheels taming symbolic of substantial activity for many months to come in canada s automotive industry was the first 1933 mclaughlinbuick off the line at the oshawa factory of qeneral motors of canada limited a week ago this first car represented production ef fort that had been gathering momen tum for many weeks extending bene ficial effects to a score of primary industries building of mclaughlin- bulcks will not reach its peak of the season for some months but in the meantime factories of the same com pany at walkervule and oshawa ww oe bringing out the 1933 chevrolet followed by pontine owsmohile la- saue and cadillac a though general motors of canada i limited are the largest manufacturers of automobiles in the dominion there are other canadian companies whose production program is gathering headway at the aame tune mating a total contribu tion to canada s factory activity equalled by few other industrial groups particularly at this season umehouse it of niagara elected w g o thompson joseph beaumont 8 kirk elmer c thomp son attending the synod for the elec tion of a bishop for the diocese of niagara on monday at hamilton very rev dean broughau was elected on the fourth ballot the new bishop is a son of the late rev dr broughau who was curate and rector of st stephens church toronto for fifty years a birthday party a enjoyable time was spent on dec 16th at mr and mrs john hughes main street georgetown in honor of their daughter on the occasion of her seventh birthday those attend ing were mrs robert angell rand- mother and miss blanche angell aunt of montreal bernice hughes billy anderson betty paul arthur mcallister norah cleave ross sykes alva cripps douglas marshall shirley laird ross hill joan main gordon king kathleen king kenneth harri son kathleen boyle percy hughes bucks meats christmas ponllry at tha lowest prices in yeari phone or come early while the selection is good direct to v job from local farms with one profit big dane arena moil jan 3 when the sons of st george do anything it is done light on monday night jan 2nd at arena they are suirfcttsrbj off with a bang no or dinary dance but a well planned af fair all through you can bring your beloved along and know everything has been arranged for your mutual comfort and pleasure a dainty buf fet luncheon is included and the one charge of 50c per person covers all jack thompsons eight piece orchestra knows what you want in good music 8ee the girl now and date up jan 2nd at the arena choice fresh young turkeys milk fed roasting- chickens geese docks 21c23c 5 u 7 lb choice mincemeat 2 lb for 25c 16c 17c frk8h young gbk8b j qc id fresh young duwks j j3c id oysters in jabs 33c we wish you a 4terry bhristmas we sell for cash p c j buckiwe iia we are glad to see a light in the brick house beside the road aga mrs k marshnll returned home tiat- urday alter a prolonged visit in rin mr and mrs elliot of ouelph visit ed mr dougnty on sunday dr and mrs agnew of toronto and mr and mrs a kerr of enn visited at the parsonage on sunday mrs a l mnhnii and ln of roronto are visiting her mother mrs jas mcdowell ihe sunday school entertainment of the presbyterian church was nelo an monday evening dec 19tb and was a splendid success the children did credit to their teachers in their recitations and dialogues the musi cal numbers were much enjoyed by all the outstanding feature of the program however was the chnstnuu pageant the starllghted path por trayed by a number of the sunday bcnool young people the mission band of the united church held their regular meeting in the church on sunday evening a part of the program consisted of lan tern slides and a talk on japan given by dr agnew assisted by mr oowdy the lecture was greatly enjoyed by all mr and mrs r holmrjs and miss hflt of toronto visited their brother mr arthur hill on sunday the united church sunday school are preparing for their concert to be held on tuesday evening dec 27th a very successful 10c tea and sale of homemade baking and useful ar ticles was held at the home of mr and mrs w oowdy on saturday af ternoon last under the auspices of the ladies aid of the united church mr and mrs j noble and master jack visited mr and mrs fred brown on sunday in hanking and had risen to be man ager of the bank of hamilton at mil ton for a number of years since bis retirement he has lived in mount forest and taken a keen interest in municipal affairs he has been a member of the town council most of the time far over twenty years in 1919 and 1930 he filled the mayors chair pot the pest two years he has been chairman of the board of m for sale works he was an ardent member georgetown of the anglican church and was z t zflj pushu owsefma have same sttthf odoregira r diocese as an avocation he was a wellknown breeder and fancier m xo beat poultry his exhibits were usually house to rent on mimfcmfc street s j5f2 v 3 t- possession immedlaelau oonvenl- his expert knowledge led to hlsselee- enoes apply to ju ballantine tlon to act as judge of poultry at h ug h many exhibitions and fairs to the t members of his family the people or wanted the community will extend sympathy new cessmpools ditches and drains in their bereavement his widow for- to dig old cesspools rpff etc merly margaret oruer daughter of cleaned on abort notice also whjte- the late wm gruer and mrs oruer washing and any other work done two sons rev w gruer luxton rec- james williams box 169 georgetown tor of st james church fergus rev tf george nalsmith luxton rector of christs church calgary and three daughters miss agnes of the public application for caretaker health deirtment toronto miss written applications will be re- margaret nurselntralning and miss oeiyeo by undersigned for the s 0t town p sohool state aualiflca- srjsrts aata s sxpected preference ts few sflssnrts btvtt to ixwjste lowest ten- t s win not necessarily be accepted church on wednesday aiumoaa m- apnlicatkxis to belnby january uto der the auspices of the oddfellows lodge of which the late mr luxton was a member mt forest represen tative mr luxton was manager of the bank of hamilton in georgetown some years ago and will be remem bered by many of our subscribers friends and custmers we wishs a merry qhristmas anc p b harrison secretary erin it- tenders tenders wanted by s s no 3 es- queslng for 7 cords of green body wood beech and maple 48 inches long cut in two a oords of dry body wood beech and maplr 48 inches long cut in two also 1 cord of dry pine for kindling 48 inches cut in two tenders to be in not later than dec 27th 1832 john alexander r r no 2 georgetown it acton laeky number prise winners at the band concert in the town hall on monday evening the follow ing won the lucky number prixes 1st prise turkey no 882 mrs harry watklns 2nd prise gooseno 848 mary deerlng 3rd prise goose no 748 wm mcdonald 4th prise chick en no 732 wm king 5th prise chicken no 763 root mulr 6th prise roast no 680 w m thompson prise winners may obtain prises at r h thompsons hardware store on fri day of this week 133 motor ijremws when motorists procure 1933 motet licenses they will ftnd a radical change in effect with respect to future ap plications on theback of each per mit issued will be the printed form tor 1934 licenses in other words the present plan of having to make outa separate application is being done away with under the new scheme it will behoove the permit- holder to carefully preserve his per mit otherwise he is bound to run in to difficulties when the period foi which it is issued expires should the edges of the card become frayed there is danger of the serial number being eradicated it would appear rom this that ins safest plan will e cor each motorist to equip hlm- elt with a suitable holder and not any the card loose in a pocket ftecltal friday evening december 16th mrs r w rumley kindly lent her name for a recital cf the pupils of miss margaret dickie at cm only the parents of the children were invited those taking part were kathleen wil son bernice mcdonald jane rumley marjorie evans kate rumley peggy maclaren martha rumley helen williams hugh wilson bill mac- larcnand stewart maclaren four pupils from the piano class were also present and demonstrated rythm drills as well as playing solos and duetts those in the class present were isobel dobson beatrice bale larry mckehsie and charlie laws after the recital delicious refresh ments were served and a social time mrs thomas statham a former resident of georgetown and acton celebrated her 88th birthday at the home of her daughter mrs h r burling milwaukee wis the first skating on acton arena this season was on monday december 12 a new record for the opening in acton mr and mrs bertland oonover and miss conover of erlndale were week end visitors at the home of mrs root bennett friends and business associates were glad to ee mr james symon able to be at the store again this week after his illness of the past two weeks mrs hubert mann of fergus who underwent a serious operation some months ago is visiting at the home of her father mr w t burt and with other acton friends mr and mrs c a o matthews and mrs anna maddock and mrs k o black made a brief call on acton friends on tuesday when returning from the funeral of mrs wm boettger in kitchener free press a e colman geaeral tracking service and wood sard qeneral trucking at all times garbage removed weekly at lowest rates phone 331 oboroetown mrs w hun has returned home after spending two weeks with dr and mrs hutchinson in brampton with the approach jof the new year dame rumor has it that there might be new candidates in the held for the various municipal honors in erin township mr clarence wrigglesworth who has been with the british american oil co of brampton for the past two and a half years has been trans ferred to stratford where he has been appointed manager an election for municipal honors in erin village would seem to be the height of foolishness last year the business over which the council had direct control amounted to ho mills on the dollar the balance of the taxation being fixed charges county and school rates there has not been choice maple hardwood and cedar to our knowledge single complaint balls at right prices orders left at concerning the business management a humes or at my home phone sow of the village and the present reeve promptly attended to and councillors will likey be return- a livingstone ed by ac g ontario reeve major justice if returned to office and undoubtedly be will be will aspire for the wardensblp of the u waai1 rl g i county and appears to ham a very l iui oalc good chance of being elected advo- choice maple birch and mixed wood eate at lowest prloesi tost georgetown prosperous new year mcbean co georgetown ontario lyla frairis beauty shoppe bovctmiiig feniiatnt waring plncar wytng flhaunpfwng etc phone 141 stp tf wood for sale f tfc pnnawt dy mi j vu bappy la ar horn wtth hw htuband and two ut- tl children it la tru ta7 didnt har mnoh bat until tha hus band took ale and their savings war uad op ufa waa mlaaaant anouvh jlong days and night of worry and anxiety ooopled with ex tra work had their dlra affect how- tr and a breakdown oauaed tha doctor to aeoore her edmllon to the moakolca hospital for con sumptives she was almost overwhelmed with hopelessness but before vary long the kindly medical and nuralnr at tention the unlnterraptad rest the fresh sir and good food worked their miracle now mrs j u quite sura that she will go home soon to fac and overcome life a difficulties such r the effects of the return of hope and health which so often are the gifts of the atuakoka hospital this work needs the generous sup irt of many friends without which could not be carried on k sub scription from you will be grate fully received please- send it to cwlei flowers plants designs and wedding boqubts preater florist phone 130 headquarters for christmas sports outfits ccm boots and skates skis toboggans ski harness hand sleighs snow shoes hockey sticks ask to see the ski sled just the thins for your boy or girt a merry christmas to a3l richardsons hardware phone 25 georgetown wood no 1 hardwood beech and maple 300 hardwood limbs and mtzsd wood 278 ralls u0 say quantity 6 in blocks of hardwood far quebec heaters 32s prices are tor wood delivered j h 8both m r is jgeorgeiowni k q a held us 4 uere st toronto 2 milton w h blggar of trafalgar has been appointed a director of the milk producers absdclauon representing the county of halton charles k ryan former treasurer of trafalgar townhlp appeared be fore judge munro here tuesday morn ing on charges of theft of township funds he elected to be tried by his honor and reserved his plea judge munro has set toe date for trial which will be on monday january 0 1933 the members of the hilton curl ing club having decided not to re organise for this whiter on account of a decrease in membership nave accepted invitations to join the thistles and victoria clubs in hamil ton for this season this is the first time in history that there has not bsen curling in milton a fact which is vert much regretted as this town at one time was one of the greatest curling centres in the provinoe at a largely attended meeting of the executive of the halton county liberalconservative a bold ut- the town here last week ex- mayor j m macremle druggist of milton was recommended to receive the appointment of registrar of th surrogate- court and county court clerk suooesdlng the late w j mc cbenahan there were fourteen ap plicants for the position the ap pointment will be nude before be new yesr qhimpum iww laaaa af ufa far conloa so rail or lit and srooe spirits was gordon while s student at col that h thousht ho could avnr outrun his store of vitality hovanr such thins happon and aftar a winter of hard study and dlsnty of sport tho stlpplntr effcta or a doopseatod eoush made them- aalrsa drastically ft ono day and rrord a fainting sp1 gordon wan aont hurriedly to tha muskoka hoa pltal for conaumptlvaa it has taken naarly two years to rebuild his health and atrensth but tha axportencad madtcal attention tha careful nuralns tha raat and rneularity or lire at tha hoaplta1 are havlne their uaual harpy reaulta and gordon expects aoon to return to take up hla ehoaan lire arork hatpins tha aufferer from con sumption back to health and useful ness la a rreet work but it la never finished nor could it be car ried on at all without tha generous help of many rrlenda will you pleaae lend your aid by aendlns a contribution for the eauee to o a bald 111 celiac st toronto t yood for sale obolce hardwood beech and inap at 32s per single cord mixed wood 2 76 per single cord ralls at u0 per single cord special iprice given on 4 single cords for cash 6 in blocks of hardwood tor quebec beaters at 335 per cord i bbandfobd phones ms ar m3j georgetown browns bakery we wish you one and all una aaana cfieetinaa h c bailey electric wiring and repairs phone 32 georgetown brownjs bakery tt geargetewn notice to creditors in the estate of baohkl ru8seix speaking ot mahatma ghandi hows your subscription to the herald 1u connection well ghandi was on a jiunger- strike quite so if y6u are in arrears we would appreciate iome- h thing on your account all persons having claims against the estate of rachel russell late of the city of toronto in the coun ty of york school teacher deceased who died on oil about the 33rd day of octobet 1b32 toe hereby notified to send in to the executors of the es tate care of ibielr solicitors on or before the 31st day of december 1b33 full particulars of their claims immediately after the said date the said executors will distribute the assets of tbe said deceased having licgard only to claims of which they rthen shall have ifotlce and they will not be liable to any person of whose claim they shall not then have notice for the aisets so distributed or any part thereof dated at toronto this 1mb day of december 1033 margaret russell and john ndgman russell executors by pasken robertson altchlson pickup a oalvtn 36 toronto street ikxfantos it tbstt bouettora hsrsta lions club childrens christmas entertainment gregory theatre skippy robert coogan jackie cooper mitzi green tad jackie seari the fun breaks loose on friday next 23rd dee 415 730 915 members ol the lions boys band will render christmas carols admission all children of public school age and under free adults 25 cents santa claus candies fruit for all children notice to creditors in the matter of the estate of frederick o warrens bate of the town of oe ba the oownty of halton oentleinan s notk3e ib hereby otvhn that all personal having any claims or de mands against the late frederick o warren who died on or about the twentieth day of october 1933 at the town of georgetown in the county of saltan and province of ontario are required to send by post prepaid or to deliver to the undersigned solici tor for thomas spavin warrens the administrator of the estate of fred erick o warrens o deceas ed their names end addresses and full paruaulan la wrtuaf t tbstr etessts m and statement of heir the nature of the securities tf any held by them and take notice that after the seventh day of january 1kb the said thomas spavin warrens will fill nail to distribute the aasetsvox the deceased among the thereto having regard ontyto the claims which he shall then1ma bad notice and that the spavin warrens will not be tlsbto for the said assets or any pars tsjsieof to sny person of whose claim not then have lece notfce dated at oeofgetown this seventh day of december iroydlai4 st sousttar for the sakt acsatasraso