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pagefiu the georgetown herald wednesday evening july 1 3th 1936 local news if its worth selling it is worth advertising the light rain early monday morning was welcomed by the fanners and gardeners of the district johnny emmerson georgetowns slngei of hillbilly songs entertained the boys at pine crest camp norval one night last week last week while driving fence posts mr win dowdy had the misfortune 4o have the index finger of his right band taken off at the first joint dr p b watson will be absent from lus office from july 11th until about 23rd of august address com munications to port carting notice cut your fencing costs 80 by using prime electric fence fences priced as low as 30 apply h c reid georgetown phone 96 r 2 2t the georgetown lumber co have completed the new grandstand fit the park and it was much appreciated by those who attended the orange celebration yesterday the young women s bible class or the georgetown united church held a very successful picnic at mack s park belfountain last saturday afternoon branch 120 canadian legion combined a welner roast with their regular business meeting last tliurs day night all report an enjoyable evening rev e g baxter of georgetown baptist church and rev e a pink- erton of brampton have had charge of activities at the pine crest boys camp norval during the past two weeks more than 5 000 onetime colling wood residents are expected to at tend the old home week celebra tions sponsored by the colllngwood progress club during the first week of august the ladies of the main circle or knox presbyterian women s associ ation will be hostesses at a lawn so cial and tea at the home of misses hume main street on tuesday after noon july 19th from 4 to 7 o clock a cordial imitation is extended to all to be their guests tea 25c it the jersey cow mistletoe sajda sybil bred owned and tested by r j graham georgetown ont has recently completed a splendid record of 13 823 lbs milk t49 lbs fat with an average test of 5 42 at six years of age in 365 days and has been awarded a gold medal certificate by the canadian jersey cattle club arrangements have been complet ed by force electric company to use the old shoe factory building in acton for the manufacture of electric cook ing and heating appliances the firm has a factory in preston all em ployees in the new factory will be from acton excepting the heads of departments the sale price of this building was 3 000 form legion post a new post of the canadian legion has been organized in caledon east there l an initial membership of 17 veterans officers of the post are the fallowing president robert cooper vicepresidents james perdue george evans secretarytreasurer fred holt der executive committee norman hutchinson fred sharpe andwlliam bolbec mcculloogb foster a quiet wedding took place at the manse of paisley memorial church guelph on july 2nd of mildred irene daughter of mr and mrs wm fos ter 747 delaware avenue toronto to mr allan earl mccullough of guelph son of mr and mrs wm mccullough of limehouse rev mr murray minister of paisley memorial church officiated the bride wore a gown of pale blue lace over dlue taffeta and carried a bouquet of pink roses and babies breath wearing a bandeau of pink roses in her hair miss vema foster or toronto sister of the bride was bridesmaid wearing a gown of peach chiffon and carried a bouquet of pink roses and babies breath the groom was supported by his brother melvin mccullough of acton the young couple left for a short honey moon trip the bride wearing a white crepe dress with white accessories a reception was held at the brides par ents following theceremonj after wards the young couple motored to their new home 45 erarnosa road guelph finding articles on the stipet ind no advrttsing to ocate the owner is in itself a crime stated mag is trate f w walker in walkerton court as he passed suspended sen tence of one year upon a young walk er ton girl the articles reported ost were found buried in the garden at the familj home when officers in vestigated the accused had been seen wearing one piece of the jewelrj fh a local church by the party who lost it when questioned she admit ted the theft and told the officers where the articles were burled the mother also charged with the theft haa her charge withdrawn personals oxydoi large package 2t york brand peas choice quality n tin sweet pickled cottage rolls 27- porterhouse roasts with good undercut 27- slewing beel 15 elk veal rolls 21- slewing veal 225c q it xc lamb chops 29 cat from the shoulder stuffed olives s bottle 25c esnsissdflfcw or vhhfipe shortening 2 25c cooking apples yellow transparent 3 ik it 21c new potatoes s qmart basket 25c dr and mrs fjfc watson are holi daying in muskotca mr ira vannatter of guelph was in town on monday mrs robert erwln is visit big rela tives in rochester n y mr ind mrs j d kelly and family are holidajing at waubaushenc miss hazel walker is spending two weeks with friends in niagara falls miss gertrude anderson of niagara falls is holidaying at her home here mr and mrs j j thompson spent the week end with friends in whjtby mr and mrs a j o neill of to ronto spent sunday with mr and mrs j n oneill dr and mrs fred gojlop of ot tawa are holidaying with mrs b gol- lop mtss dorothy mlmms of toronto spent the week end with friends in tottli mrs hugh mcgrath of midland is visiting at the home of mr and mrs t w treanor mr wm kirk wood attended the funeral of the late dan young in acton on tuesdaj miss verna maltby of brampton visited with miss helen mcdonald over the week end mrs f j foxton and son hume of toronto are holidaying with her sis ters misses hume main street mr and mrs fred ruddy and son gordon of london were visitors in town on wednesday of last week mlvs mabel and ea darrach of reglna saskatchewan are visiting with mr and mrs j j thompson mrs ratnage and miss ram age of new jersey were visitors over the week end with mr and mrs a m bruyns mi j john saunders and mrs harry stockford are spending thb week at hf former a cottage leonard beach lake simcoe leroj dale k c visited his old home in madjc last week and inci dei tall v enjojed a da s fishing in thnt lclmt mrs wm tjndall of georgetown is plndintr thi summer at centre island toronto with mr and mrs arthur tjndall mlsi sjbil bennett spent a feu dab in pttawa last week where she attended the consenatiif convention and visited her cousin the right hon r b bennett chief of police w g and mrs marshall misses ethel and hazel marshall attended the graham mar tin wedding at woodstock on satur day mr wm ma j banks who has been in the guelph general hospital for the past three months with a fractur ed leg returned home monday even ing and is improving nicely mrs diliv beil of hamilton is the guest of mis w g o thompson at the rectory mr and mrs lawrence sloat of port colborne were also guests at the rectory on sunday the sympathy of the community goes out to misses minnie and mar garet young and mr thomas young in their recent sad bereavement the death of their beloved brother dan young of acton mr and mrs derick dodgson have returned to their home in mount dennis fter spending two weeks with the latter s parents mr and mrs sam wauter week end visitors at the home of mr and mrs h stockford were mr and mrs jack stockford and mr mrs victor stockford and daughter lillian of guelph and mr and mrs jack rush st catharines mr and mrs john sanger bramp ion wish to announce the engage ment of their daughter doratomr clifford harris son of mr and mrs george harris of cheltenham the wedding to take place the middle of july among the week end guests at the home of mr and mrs sam walker were mr wllf mills toronto mr and mrs wilf soulsby and daughters vera and zoe niagara falls mr and mrs ed furness mrs henry and daughter gwen and mr bert har tison sr brampton mr charles stockford of dxbridge and mr stan rose of brooklln spent the week end with mr and mrs harry stockford on their way to hamilton where they are attending summer school mr stockford has been re engaged for another term as principal of the rjxbridge pdbjlc school holiday precautions the annual summer holiday is de signed to improve the health of you and your children care should be taken that proper benefit of this holiday is gained and that its bene fit is not impaired by accident or preventable disease the following precautions are eminently worth while 1 be sure that the water supply is safe if you are not satisfied with the character of this supply boll the water cool and aerate it by pour ing the water from one jug to an other also ask the provincial health department for information as to a practical method of purifying water some provinces furnish a simple ap paratus for this purpose at cost an additional precaution is the use of antltyphoid vaccine which also li supplied by the heatlh department 2 do not take unnecessary risks when swimming learn the simpli city of the schafcr method of ar in cial respiration and teach your lads how to practice it on one another 3 take a small firstaid kit vlth you there will always be burns bites and scratches to be dressed 4 if you are camping out extln gulsh all fires before you leave camp 5 one of the most important prt cautions is that you and your child ren avoid the use of raw milk if pasteurised milk is not available heat the milk in a double boiler to 1fi degrees f maintain this temperat ire for 30 minutes then rapidly cool the milk to 40 or 50 degrees f and keep it at this temperature until it is used pasteurization kills all the disease germs in the milk the use of milk so treated does not injure the qualities of the product its use may save your child from a host of milk- borne diseases people living in cities where milk is pasteurized are likely to take it for granted and to forget that in many areas where the significance of pas teurization is not realized much raw milk is still sold when going on holidavs alwavs enquire as to whether milk supplied ou is pasteurized or not for the sake of jour health and jour children health insist on pas teurized milk only new ztalind is the place to go if tie is sick free medical service and lospitnls for all is provided new advertisements hay for sale sev eral acres or mixed clov er and timothy haj for sale apply to alf mcandrcw georgetown it to rent six room house newlj decorated apply miss godfrey victoria st georgetown ltp boarders wanted can accommodate two persons with room and board all conveniences apply to mrs mark clark john st house for rent six room brick house all conveni ences comer albert and mcnabb sts possession august 1st apply on prem ises or to fred ruddy 346 grosvenor st london ont ltp position wanted position- wanted as companion to middle aged or elderly lady lh town or close by preferred please apply by letter to box w herald office stat ing wages and duties required 2tp boarders wanted room and board gentlemen prefer red apply mrs a kennedy guelph phone 189 georgetown 3tp strayed to lot 7 con 9 esquesing small pig owner may have same by proving property and paying expenses apply frank barnes phone 94 r 13 georgetown it kelvinator the pioneer electric refrigerator 3 come in today and see why the worlds oldest maker of domestic refrigerators offers you the best value experience puts kelvinator years ahead in design to rent upper duplex in stone house on queen street five rooms heated separate bath hardwood floors and i all conveniences possession august 1 1st apply mrs a c mcmurchy i phone 210 georgetown hen here is a practical plan that will enable you to build an independent business of your own with the dis tribution of over 200 guaranteed pro ducts in select district every day is pay day 1 repeat orders on all goods position is permanent not onetime sale affair 1 offer open to honest ambitious alert men only if inter ested write to familex co 570 st clement montreal it we sell for cash c j bxjcis pelive r terra cotta mr w j redwood appraisal en gineer of rushton rd toronto haa purchased land from w f hunter of terra cotta and erected a summer cottage the sale was made by j l cralne and the cottage built by the georgetown lumber co we welcome mr and mrs redwood and family to our village mr w f hunter has built two summer cottages along the riverside here and intends to build more in the near future mr mundell of erin la the contractor mr and mrs davldge of toronto are now located hi there summer home mrs thomas townsend of grand valley is visiting with her sister mrs robt puckering visitors in town over the week end were mr george catlow and family at mr arthur catlow s mr tboa duncan at mr and mrs john duncans miss margaret hayward george town and messrs allan and walter hayward of guelph at mr harry haywards mr and mrs wemyss of toronto it j l ermines mrs gates of toronto at mrs hodgson s buy sell and profit with herald dasslned ads tenders wanted tenders will be received up until july 20th for painting interior and exterior of waterloo school tti luie esquesing lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted for particulars apply to a n stark or w l mc donald rjl no 5 milton ft tenders wanted tenders will be received by the municipal council for painting the grandstand in the park the town to supply the material tenders to be in by july 18th particulars at the municipal office it p b harrison clerk s3kl finishing 30c per boll 8 hour service extra retrials 3e ea pictures taken enlargements made and mounted gordon martin mewabb 81 o hugh lindsay phone 11 georgetown o o results it is a well known fact that one only obtains that which he pays for your films can be developed but once if the film is spoiled through poor development either with cheap chemicals or by the same solution being used too long or in an improper dark room your films become fogged and ruined vou have bought the best film possible taken great care in their exposure on subjects you maj never be able to catch again why take a chance on cheap developing and printing films left with us are sent to the unique art studio where an automatic film machine develops fixes and washes each film not a band touches the negative until it is dry for better drug store service s p chapman phone 72 pharmacist bring us your films w for i l icture bints deliver we safely lane campagin garage operators association of halton county invite you to have your car inspected free wednesday august 10th 1938 you as a motorist know that accidents are most commonly created by bad brakes glaring headlights poor tires even a windshield wiper not working we are anxious to help the motorist have his car pass a safety test and suggest you take your car into your nearest garage and have your it safety in spected before this date be a safe driver know your car 15 safe for theroad gone with the wind are you a gone witlr the wind advertiser does your advertising get as far as the front porch only to be caught by a gust of wind and gone to clutter up your yard or your neighbors this gone with the wind advertising fails in its purpose to get into the home to be interesting enough to be read to be conupcing enough to sell the merchandise you offer gone with the wind advertising fails to serve you properly and costs you too much in modern merchandising time is money and rapid- turnover it good business into the home newspaper advertising fulfills its purpose works quick ly costs less because it sells more place your next ad in o o the georgetown herajrt qjgj goes into the home t