Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), April 28, 1937, p. 2

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page 2 the georgetown herald wednesday evening apl 8lh 1937 jl shop with confidence at wlslcdowktir at llomfay ga davy apr fcmd 103t i doweu beloved husband of jane boyd in his 10th yemr on tours- 1 silvers the friendly store in a friendly town see these specials for this week new chiffoa dresses with silk slips to match d fine g selection of pew arrivals 595 s ladies printed silk dresses skeerir arid crepes w 295 395 ladw spring costs m tlie neuiqna smartest styjes and vnatcnals sjjbsj ladseal pique dresses beautifully stylid the popular polly frocks 159 ladies silk parities and bloomers rejf 49c special for this week end 23c 2 for 45c men topcoat t they are incomparable in tailoring quality and style a iv 895 uk up dr locke shoes fomen smartly stylish and built for comfort 500 greb work sboes for men compare our prices on this wellknown brand 295 395 mens broadcloth snorts with elastic backs 29c boys tweed knicker pants sizes up to 28 at 49c in bmsuii otjuvxntn vrmr wttrln memory l my dau- ndw kubbeui jane olover balomd wife of owr olom uo u1 ajku b klcr latins iw i hop la be balil though ihe drft hw bmsmkl sway btoei on desr tsotber fchd ufc ylr kl la pmea with jmux who loved you beat- amdly tabxod by lusuur shd hon inuw mr uul ur lloy shep- herd ajnd srmhdcbluhn silvers dept store where your dollar goes farther phqne 375 georgetown obituary thanks georgetown inks eire brigade usuak all ukooe wtto tuuigted them in winning twd praft in the georgetown busin campaign which cloted on saturday evening last sb bxlsn jitaitst pouowiiiar a lem thy iuneot klletl btrtt widow of lh lata jaiw btarkj kind daughter of hie late abraham nclhiab diagl ai her on the ptfth uf aqueslntr o fiouday april lath otweasad was one of lulngi most highly es teemed cltkscos and tiad been a resi dent of the township all her 11e she was bom within a lew miles of the farm on which she was living aba btark had be an auv mem ber of laccton presbyterian church she- u survived by her fcon a neilson stark two grandchildren and a brother andrew all of foqueslna the itinera look place on wednes day afternoon when the service was xwk by rev stir andrew of kaoaton church the pallbearer were kht nephews wm mellaon tupper- vllle thomas altken ouelph john newton umbhoum john wluon hornby waller and thorns brown- ridee georgetown the remains were interred in oreenwood cemetery georgetown baul1nafao sir and airs wm kirk of toronto spent sunday at the home of ur john uckechnia yai5 jessie smith of celadon has mo staying with her aunt ur agnea young who has been quiee seriously ul for some time ulss t draham of tnronta spent the week end with ulss tteta blaoruu thw m circle held their uiankoflertnt meetlmt wedneday evening hi the ehurcb- the devo tional exercise were taken by luta allen and alberta becwlck several lattivfil nutnbera were htven by the to achw ouver of the cedar- vale school oeoretoam ga 7 address on her work atnonc the tlrls in the school the tneet- closed with lnain and prayer doublesbarrelled opportunity for poultry reusers oitscsjj forecut that egg wall be scarce from septem ber to january chicsa mxa jviueta for may detivery t price you dont expect till june t hksue always has been money in uay chicks when you bought quick trowing- stock that would develop to laying at five months old five months from uay is october which is right in the hlgheggprloe we inn this years opportunity for uay chicks is probably the best it has ever been you can buy chicks or uarted pullets today for uay delivery at prices you dont expect till the middle of june you have the depart ment of agricultures official forecast that eggs will be scarce and therefore highpriced from september to january and there is every likelihood that feed prices will drop away down as soon as this seasons crop is harvested the fellow who has eggs to sell between bepumber and january should be able to more than make up for the past winters unfavorable situation by started fauets that wttlxay lat a1tiiir we can supply you with pullets that are well started and will be laying la early september or before if well fed through the range period they are now three tn 10 weeks old and they are from our tawywa xfcva- proflt stock which has built up a countrywide reputation for rapid development early eggs large eggs and the necessary niggedneas to stand continued heavy laying without moults or set backs we have any num ber of reports showing xtra profit pullets up to ft production at six months old and continuing at 0 to 70 production through the entire vail and winter we can give you your choice of seven popular breeds pullets three weeks old and upward in all breeds and up to 10 weeks in some breeds seaae prices ianspb4 tim par ifaalsvil we are going to clear these pullets in uay at prices away below our april quotations we can also supply dayold chicks and sexed pullets tn all breeds at correspondingly low price for immediate delivery some of our uay prion are ttbo per hundred lower than previously published in this paper they are the most outstanding values we have ever offered to the poultry raising public etont buy till you see this uay price list and get full particulars about the rapid development of brays xtrelront stock call write or phone tooay fred w bray ltd john street north hamilton ontario ob george brown asent norval ontario royal guelph now playing personal property jan lurtow robert tiylor sat mon tue uay t j history is madeatnight aiamj wren jkan aimnm the sjupwreok scene is worth the admission cett fuuwralay frees uf im nect wa thtir fri call it a day olivia deluvujulo moljand youno cjrrtannial couufytcs plans for old bouk wststsx 8 ssui 34 4u and su at a meeting held in the public library on the evening of the tnft tlie following home week plan was approved orand centennial hall period cos tumes and period music sept and in the drill hall high school reunion afternoon of sept 3rd centennial banquet in drill hall evening of sept 3rd musical pageant tan bands taking part bj0 night or sept 3rd oeorge town park saturday sept tlh sports and athletic oeorgetown park centennial church service in park sunday evening sept uh ood save the king cuu op tuankh i would like to take this opportuni ty of thanking all who supported ma if in the oeorgetown ihiilnaea cam paign the amateur who helped aw and the nuilnauiman and campaign managers my heartiest cotaandula- ilons to every contestant for the fir aportsnanahlp displayed throughout the coolest urucc kehmcoy umehouse several cars of happy people in cluding many adults as well as chil dren went to uuton to participate in and enjoy the ualton music peev- uval this week all who took part did well we congratulate urs oowdy end the umehouse school choir ftsr winnlng second place in comblna- mn nf m and song bringing horn a silver cup also the follow ing medals were obtained helen uo- oowan 00 gold medal tn vocal sola under iv and silver medal tn piano solo under 11 isabel stephen son so bronse medal piano solo under is muriel btephenwwi 13 gold medal plana solo under uuriel and isobel btephenwu t silver medals in vocal duet under 31 also in the peel pwuval at port credit isobel btepneoson 0 gold jlfui for piano sight reading under ib and uuriel and isobel stephen son so silver medals for vocal duet it glen williams ur and urs j ucuenemy br of lome park spent the week end with ur fi mr- joe ucuenemy jr ur and mrs oordon robinson and children of erin spent sunday with ur and urs wm helplp urs w j 11111 was the guest of her sister urs if l white at ull- ton last thursday oordon qraham left last week for toronto where he has secured a posi tion with the welmcoit uoslery co ur and urs tom beaumont of toronto were the guests at the home of ur joseph beaumont over the week f ur and urs norman norton and children who had been living in hamilton returned to their home here last saturday ur albert north who most ably acted as chairman in the absence of the trustees at the childrens musical recital in the town hall last week explained that that was his first ap pearance in such a capacity after doing so exceedingly well we feel sure that albert will be called upon many times in the future to oil the hstlton mwaicaj festival uboauktown rubilc and ukh school rrnus win rsuxks in ualton annual comrcti- tion c4rctii rubllc and lllsh ocvoil itoltiu kept up oirlr good nord uxwlii llil irar by winning a tiumbri td wur- at lit musical pboival al ulltui uii april chid 23rd and mul allliousli tlitrv wmk fwer trtilrln from ieorutrtowii uili yeaur good pruikurtlott uf tlie aaariii catxse xo thir boyr and dlru ttie buulandlng ln vas by tlie glru double trio tub rvnit wau iiko won uul yrar hj jm ucoriteun u ii kool only two of tle girli tlmt ir 01 tlie tloublc brio lavt iwir partlclpauiut uib vaur tue conipulug tluj trio tills year w visfrrut herbert joaki hale mary iaiu uctlt lwrt itela uoyle laurw whltnvid rtm uiuiwn wftb otir mtlojoail hw gold medal lilru durljoan hale and valerie llnrbct boji duh allirrt too utwl william lotui uiui ilo uruler k4 yrairsr uimul tueiutton jdmurge- town itokl medal morgan t tleaity omagh tituvrr wedallc joan nlcliol- oii biratlltouu fbronse medal piano ool uiwlcf lashlrfcy irxeut lirohie luold meda- uvbaik 14i0k girls un der jocurntel thorn uurllngtou central jgold medal t fiarhars pon- ald oakvllle weawootl lllver medali llelly olbumt acton broftae medal urban vut boys under 10 dougla- wluuml oakvllle central igold medali tvddy white uilton silver medal kendall tuncock huruncton central tbroiuw medal piano fcolos under 10 uarjorie ebb oakvllle cen tral uold medal palricu tujy oakvllle central silver medal jean lpke dublin bronse medal ur ban fcolos girls under 13 shirley nrown utrauicona gold medal ueorglna bridle burlington central tulver medal margaret kemp oak villa central bronse medal urban tolas girls under 16 valerie herbert oeorgetown gold medal ko elphlck oakvllle central silver medal margaret craig burlington central bomse medal junior choir up to second book 35 voices unison milton oakvllle westwood kinder garten singing game 15 voices strath- cona oakvllle westwood puis tleuule trio accompanied oeorfctown cup donated by burlington board eat burlington shield do nated by ellis bra toronto piano solos under 16 betty speight oeorgetown gold medal dorothy wllklraon oakvllle high school sil ver medal isobel stephenson oeorgetown bronse medi school solos girls under ib ruth sergeant uuton gold medal betty white mlllon silver medal kohm beth cleaver burlington bronse medal urban solos boys under 13 john maxted oakvllle central gold medal samuel brunclle acton silver med al walter mitchell oakvllle west- wood bronse medal high school duets olrls under 17- oold medal norma uarceuus an evelyn vanlckle silver medal bur lington shirley ryckman and patri cia mitchell bronse medal burling ton gertrude werry and uaydie hall ouls under 31 gold medal oakvllle wllma johnston and uuriel smith diver medal oeorgetown uuriel stephenson and isobel step henson bronse medal marion pox and betty white high school solos boys unchanged voice gold medal allan hall ungton comet solo under 31 years oold medal joseph wilcox oeorgetown iuver medal clark crawfird burling ton bronse medal bruce uatheson burlington high school solo boys under 31 tenor oold medal qrant prater uuln silver medal pryce t burlington bronse medal murray hall bumlngton boys under 31 baritone oold medal roy chapman burlington silver medal stewart mc laren oeorgetown bronse robert cooke milton high school double trio burling ton milton violin solo under 31 years oeorge bolus burhnguw high school 85 per cent gold medal high school boys choir twopart uilton burlington olrls choir two- nart burlington uuton high school solo olrls under 31 soprano muriel smith oakvllae gold medal olrls under 31 contral- 10 ooris bessey oeorgetown m per cenu gold medal piano solo under ib years helen moqowan georgetown silver glrl jolo under 16 years helen uc- oowan georgetown gold betty speight oeorgetowp bronse et high school choir 60 voices four part uuton bur ungton high choal orchestra burlington while the oeorgetown high school boys choir and the glrl double trio did not win any trophies it is worthy of mention that the boys canoe only three marks below the winners and the glrl only four the friendship dub met on wed nesday last at the home of urs ft b oraham a very happy social af ternoon was spent by the members and the occasion being the hostess birthday she was pneanted with a purse by the club- dainty refresh ments were served and brought to a rinao a plnettnt time the peel deanery and district a yjjl local council were the guests of su albanb ayja on tuesday evening ur howard pallelt of dixie presided at the gathering and mem bers were present from i humber bay lakeview brampton nerval btreetsvlue cooksvllle and oeorgetown on thursday for the first llm school was represented at the luilon uualcaj pesuval great credit is due to the childrens musical instructor ulss norma stephenson also mua neu and ulss leslie their leacliera for the splendid work they did in perparlng the children although no senior awards were received the children in their various classes ac quitted themselves admirably thanks i hereby sincerely thank all those who supported me in tlie recent bust ness campaign thereby helping me to wtn one of the prises ruth anderson thanals i take uils opportunity of thank ing those who supported me by their votes the merchants who made tlie contest possible and the campaign managers in the recent business campaign in which i won a prise uarion btockpojtf thanks i wish to express my sincere and gratirul appreciation to thoe who gave me support in the recent bus ness campaign t f orievb tuansch i hereby thank all those who sup ported me and the amataurs who gave their assistance in enabling me to win a prise in the recent business campaign urs annik 1cknnkdv milton at the regular meeting of the town council held on tuesday evening it was decided to observe fast time from saturday may 1st at midnight to monday sept glh at midnight ulss etta teller who underwent a serious operation in a ouelph has nltal last meek is we arc pleased to say recovering w b clemenls relumed home last week from a three months trip to points in south america his vaca tlon was enjoyable and interesting uuton will be represented at the coronation misses iola and uarjorle buck and ulss marion clements wul leave for england tomorrow friday and mis- mary raid wul leave with a party of toronto young women the end of april charles jarvls 13 narrowly escaped injury on tuesday ailemoun when he fell 13 feet from main street bridge into 3 feet of water he was stand ing on the edge of the bridge fishing or suckers when he lost his balance and fell head first into ttc sliallow ater champion erin dr mcpliall mrs ucpliall and their daughter jean of kirulersley sank mut a few dajs with dr and urv campbell the will ail saturday for england where they will attend the coronation mr john horton of toronto spent sunday with hla parents ur and mrs a j horton mlsh blanche austin has returned home from toronto and will be with her mother at stanley park for the summer dr hurtle u mrs bartlett end children of brampton were sunday visitor wltli mr and urs joseph benham in the death of sarah uctaggart brloxed ttlle of the late george bruce one of belfountainli oldest cltlsens passed away on april lath in her kith year her husband predeceased her in ibd3 and site is survived by three sons aiul two daughters john of brampton wuuam of belfoun tain charles ul line erin taien mrs smith alton isabel mrs tingle toronto advocate till- ami that in sport iiy o mc mogilviay tin- wrl weattwr f the past oouil- of arrb huk krtu hr baseball ijay m tilt dm diamond but uiey are tin mt jiuumi truliiliig itmlimxk ijwkkj as tlmkiuh w may hr ijcnty of maurlul u tlrld a uunt thb yeer sonw fuurterii turning out to training ou mw acctuum rise llultnn oimtllty bauball leuglm will coin prlmr sik icnnw uiu year und hliould uiuf evni urpttur lnlrtmt in baseball ul onltfrlowii tills cotnlllu rumtnrf lut rr basaball tlntrk a nrw lutli uivd with u fulr learn aivd ivfriity of cxuinfcutluti uilu yr uujui brt lotui or basrbdu rttr tvew league will be compofd tt uatti from grtuh own auttt mlllon llrumionu llurlliihtiui uivd camplklhllle tlw baseball sssin 1 ujiidnlrtl ui nmn uov bill morr rilttlu wr- ucuutn will it nublbjmkl luttr as a regular kh inl u le i iu not yet bri 1 drau up r theflll four winning leonw in this group will be in the iilayofla lirt und third aiul tvcoivd and fourtli uie semi finals mrii team 11 ve prerixiice in calling duunoid or flru and uilrd garaek burlington are entering tao teams tills eason one in live haltoo coini ty- league arid one in uu hat ion wentvtorth league they held their election of ofneeo last week twiuch rulted as follows hon president h j luolr preftldeht perev h winn vlceurldent rex hume secretary treasurer r oordon alton assistant trraurer arthur camp committee wlntanule oordon ulalrv c e uacaregor harold tlvonw and dr h t dingle harold tliorpe was ako appointed manager our readers might 0l0 be interest ed in knowing uiat the following are cjflcers ot tlie milton baseball club u presidents judge w n uunro w i dick kc dr c k 8evenon lureident w randall 1st vice presl dent c toleuka md vice iiresideht s pay ei ecu live harry coulson snd harry london secretary treasurer p w b pltagerald acton hockey club aimays seem to get the jump over tlie local club by having their executive function dur ing the summer montlis when they can scout around after new players- last week they held their annual meeting and elected the following of ficers for let37g hon presidents dr e j nelson mr amos mason mr wm burton ur c il ilarrison mr wm arnold mr a k ritchie mr h a holmes ur o kohl ur w prankum mr 8 lasby precedent ur il h elliott 1st vicepresident ur v b rumley 3nd vicepresident ur w d talbot treasurer ur w k oraham secretary mr n parreu executive mr j m mcdonald ur w j coon mr j r irishman ur clayton mr p mccordlck oeorgetown is to have a olrls cycle club at least plans will be drawn up at a meeting on friday night at the home of urs thomas grieve the winged wheelers wul have to step now in order to keep ahead of the fair se the oeorgetown disciples of isaac walton will observe the opening of the trout season on saturday 1st the weather is anything but nice for tlie opening of the season looked forward to by many fointt lwr prandle madura s3 1 vcir old c nkl baurnaii u tnc of lfvtttl irsadhifl batsmexi in uslsev imii lirmiw u lit ability to trri oil lo- bj unit ut mil tli pltchrr in uddllltmi llsiuby intrler turunu boy imou like u rtculur in rlsjit held and ir ivtikkti lormrr all american mid ur llw uukrrilt ut michigan football ttim l guitg lo be liaru to wtit out ul ilw ruuur idt tlcld job tlie aiatllf truli liavn some good pllclirn 111 the making in lube davlv und jor mulllguii right uandcrv und 1aul hiilllvun w old south imw all mi as11 over six fwt hi litlght und jou imjuiul in ariliu ullwaii ltr t 1 immhi all thrn- slvould ucoiiu f uxourttt 4 itli toronto pat rutui und ihe ixoie of th lmtnen ilw uul utr- at liome form klu dili tu mu imh iluini- ililiuimut tljrarilj jery city imk llutfulu aud hocllimtr ti choice meat at kings speoal shoulder roast prune beef 16c special roasts of vaso f 18c- lb r speoal freilc pork shoulders 15c sru ml sao uru lrw tilt tkaxii- ltlli tiw iwiy j dttrultown imvc form j ihhiisvlvti tnui u uroim kuiil u iu ivuniiu club llil ocvunuuitluu to- 1 iliiuriilu hlklnu und a know- ledu- ul hw otiulimir tlnlr mrogvum iiirnilt cahipluu uml lotiking litau tulloalng v tlir lut ul truii u nl oiikiir urupd chief trumpsgordon alcnlt lluiiurublt loulrrrllob goldlam knights v uu rottd h arnold i staple ton jlip plopi chef 0 king w cleave u corgeilt nrelil stoker 1 c dillon b giimrnt- i lttvikrtjt 1 l jtini o ihtmtv sokual ktlfll mr tlie scares made on tlie norval ratge monday night uere not as good as usual tlie inclement weatli er must tiavc imd a deiresjng ettcct on tlie shooters haer e will sur mle tliat llist wiu tlu cause and let it go at that in the cekly button contest tour tic ere recorded and in tlie shoot otf ur r w hall again won a silver cup l being donated by dr j c stevenson for competition tills trophy will be slvot for in three stages a ton sliot match a fifteen sliot match and a rapid fire match tlie rapid fire will be five shots in forty rue seconds no magaxlnes al lowed 1 the first of these shoots will take place on monday uay 3rd and tlie others during trwi month of may 4 tlie weekly aggregate scor as follows h nurse so r w hall 00 w o browne m e mckthney ob w llsk 07 t ilowden 07 p joiuuon 05 p hustler 04- w wilson 04 w lioblruon 01 x creamery butter 2 lbs- lor 55c lyry aand gnraulerj rtsnin- hsh or not to fish question that is the now what can we do can t you make a suggestion whenecr we go fishing our wives they get mad and declare were no count feel dr- serted and sad but 111 tell you fellows i haveni doubt that a scene with the wifes worth een one speckled trout jut to lie on a bank with a rod and a fly and to hope for a nibble and watch clouds float by or to wade out knee deep in the cool swirling brook and to swear at the thief stealing bait from your hook i claim theres no doubt its worth scolding galore just send her some flowers shell forget that shes core tho the tires all go oat and the gas tank we drain thu we detour for miles through tlie mud and the rain tho we crawly out at four from a bed hard as well you know what theyre like in a country hotel 1 tho we roll off a log and get soaked to me neck tiieres no sport can heal jut plain nhkby heck i toronto maple leafs are going great guns since they have got into their scheduled games having won live straight twreate mans u great iuwteya leafs with kacerd crawl ea openl bay uay cm all signs point to a big revival of baseball in toronto this year since the club changed hands last decem ber and uie new owners decided on a own your- players policy business and service clubs and boosters organisa tions have pledged their support the appointment of dan howley was also a popular move howley is starting his seventh season as a toronto man ager after an absence of three years he first managed the leafs in 1018 then for a fouryear stretch from 1033 to 103 inclusive and again ih 1033 he won pennants in 1b1b and 103 tills year howley is building up a team from an excellent crop ot youngsters seasoned with enough vet trans to provide the nectfesary eiperi ence so enthused has toronto be come over the showing of the leuts in tlie sluing exhibition game uia given favourable weather on may 6th a new attendance record alll be es tablished at maple leaf stadium whrii the leafs open their liome sea son against lie ualtiniarc orioles tlie previous high mark for opening day attendance at the stadium 1 made on may 2nd 103a when the newark bears and tlie leafs played to 15067 fans tills u uunee or four thousand short of tlie caiiaclty of tlie big gimndstand howley wul liave a fast hustllnc team to show his toronto supportera- dan prefers uie youngsters alio are coming up rather than the veterans who are going down tlie toronto tnneld will be composed entirely of players whose average age l 33 jim walsh 23 yearold first baseman ti expected to carve hlmelf a great baseball future he is on of tlie mt powerful iu iters toronto luis ever had judging on his performance in tlie spring training games thrji there is joe oantenbetn 30yvarold shortstop who may make toronto fans forget all about kiddie uillrr aiul lee i fondle y young nsatlotis of stewing veal special krlt hiu loaf cheese 25c lb i bacon 1111 w ur id 230 1 pork shoulders 15c nippr ou cheese 23c lb rtclac hatk uiiv 1 shortening 2 lbs 29c cakutj op thanks we liereby convey to friends and neighbors our very sincere tlianks for their many klivlneses expressions or sympathy and floral tributes in our very sad bereavement hy the death of our beloved mother mr and urs a neilson stark and pamily 1htfhtfhhuhumummhmbmbalal s m g plumbing j tinsmilhjng eavelrouflhinfl hot air hcabng 3 skmt steul w a sm kkvb m koopino an oinnui k10pauuno m s stove and furnace repairs of all kinds aj reaxonable prices and prompt h service f l mcgilvray pkease w gerttrwa kg grand opening saturday may 1st tull line of sporting goods radios refrigerators bicycles and repair georgetown radio spwfts cycle co phone 70 we wiia appftbciate yodk patoonaoe you get bctlct quality and pay less when you huy your printing requirements at home inspect our sample or ixtrctmghns knvkijorcs oaneb books wulkd poaiiii tickets nonarkads statement uxaartt doockkji oniotata cnlculaks hook wou buttkb wkarross rsmrttlkts tlie georgetown herald phone no s brown label i lh 31c yellow label lh 27c orangepekoe lh 38c motaclk willi- salad 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