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page 4 the georgetown herald wednesday evening january 18th 1939 surd at ills late residence 1x1 beacon iiuem ave toronto on son- day january utb u william ro bert hardy beloved husband of helen turner and father of mm s j gould of hamilton and his j- russell kerr of toronto funeral service wednesday janu ary 18 at a pjn interment george town ont upon arrival by motor kenney at her late residence bower avenue acton ontario on tuesday january 10th 1939 bar bara ewing nickell beloved wife of john kenney in her 74th year obituary mai8ie joe the home of mr and mrs alex joe was sadly bereft when after two weeks of severe illness their beloved daughter malsle entered into rest t he deceased was bora and raised in ebqueaing township and was of a cheerful and loving nature and her first thought was always of her home she leaves to mourn her loss net par enta three brothers david at home kelvin in toronto and stanley at georgetown and four sisters mis glenn oole of rochester ny mrs w j coxe of acton mrs r h ell rby of toronto and mrs norman wilson of georgetown the funeral was held on tuesday af fcrnoon with service at the home at iso oxdock conducted by her pastor bev h l beanie interment was i bade at fairview oemetery aoton a number of floral tributes bespoke the high esteem in which she was held the pallbearers were messrs melvln foe stanley joe ronald sllarby wm coxe norman wilson and hardy bam hill r omsue ouelph masales w evans o browne and w oooper aoton many friends attended the funeral to pay tribute to the life of ur hall and those from acton and nearby points wlngnam guelph kitchener toron- toand hamilton floral tributes were from the fam uy brothers and sisters mr and mrs e hill georgetown mrs morrow messrs arthur and robert lane toronto storey glove co ac ton gumey glove co wlngham directors and staff of beardmore co beardmore employees the staff of eglington avenue school toronto t eaton ob toronto acton loyal or ange lodge knox church choir mr and mrs w elmslle guelph mrs p smith and miss pearl smith mr and wrsr-jr-hurst- andduke ofdeyonhlre chapter iod tnree day celebration in georgetown the lions club plan a three day celebration in georgetown culminat ing on civic holiday saturday will be featured by a band tatoo while sunday will be given over to a mem orial service in greenwood cemetery monday a day of colorful variety with joy the predominant note keep these dates open and watch for fur ther particulars james edward mckinnet after an illness of a week james jpdward mcklnney passed away sun day at guelph general hospital in bis 74th year for 40 years he own ad and operated a blacksmith shop la nerval village which took care of the many horses and farm equip ment in this district a few years ago when cars became more num erous some of the drivesheds were dispensed with nevertheless the sound of the hnhw on the anvil during the day continued to break apersed with the noise of the trucks on the now busy highway nearby his shop was a congenial meeting place for bis friends at all times nd many children paused going to and fro to marvel at his creation of jgmne metal the funeral was con ducted by rev f a gilbert at jbp united church tuesday after upon lloyd hustler organist and choir leader accompanied mrs e c reed who sang a solo mrs p laldlaw and mrs guy wilson sang a duet pallbearers were members ol the board of sessions of which be was member for jsome years the pro ase floral tributes banked the casket id the church interment was made at dixon cemetery he is survived 4af his widow formerly miss ellen barker one son e harvey of kitch ener and a sister in the west william j ball william john hall passed away on monday january bth alter a oriel illness he was bom in peel county and has resided in acton the greater part of his life he married birdie scott of llmehouse and has two sons robert of wingham and william of toronto and three daughters nellie of toronto marjorie and laura at home three brother james of toron to ernest of kitchener and george of wingham and two sisters mrs sarah camochan ol goderich and mr john scott of limehouse who are left to mourn his loss was a member of knox presbyterian church and a faithful member of the loyal orange lodge the funeral service was conducted by rev h- l bennte knox church acton assisted by the loyal orange lodge interment was made in pair flew cemetery the pallbearers were at gregory theatre saturday judge hardys children third of metroaoldwyn mayers hardy fam lly series with lewis stone mickey rooney cecilia parker and fay hoi den is the current attraction at the gregory theatre georgetown satin- day jan 21st matinee and night it 1 a sequel to you re only young orfce and is the same type of intl mate down toearth family comedy this time taking the judge and his family to washington where the youngsters have flirtations and the lather outwits lobbyists george seltz who has piloted the series since it started with a family affair directed with dett skill many little touches of humor pathos and dramtlc thrills many scenes were tllmed in washington stone plays the wise old judge and father mickey and cecilia the two irrepressible youngsters fay holden is seen as the mother and betty ross clarke enacts aunt muly jacqueline laurent new find from paris mak her american screen debut in a flirtation with mickey and robert whitney from ihe new york lage is aiscovcied aa a new leading u mi jppobiu miv parker ann ru therford ruth hussey jonathan han janet beecher and leonard perm are otner plaers in the lilting story don t miis seeing this picture next saturday bolton georgetown hockey tilt most exciting ol the season visitors win 4 3 hams scores boltons four goals penalties costly for georgetown largest crowd of season attend by o mac mcgllvray build new station modern terminal at montreal for canadian national railway construction of a modern railway lermmal u replace old jbonaveniurc station in montreal is the purpose of steptj announced from canadian nat loiutl railways headquarters to com plelt work on a railway terminal in the heart of that city hon c d howe minister 01 transport stated to aid in this work the dominion government will make a grant to cover a share of the labor coals as a part of the unemployed relief program for the main expenditure involved in the new project which envisages on ul ornate cost of x12600 000 the canad ian national already has legislative power to borrow it is expected the expenditures in the next twelve months might run to about s4 000 000 the min tster said but there were no definite figures settled upon at the moment started late in the regime of the 1926 30 administration of prime mlnlter mackenzie king the original project to cost about j5ooo0 0o0 was stopped soon after the depression set in in one of the most exciting and breath taking hockey games ever to be staged in the local arena bolton ojha intermediates emerged victors over their equally as good opponents last night by a 4 3 score whlle ifr is nmriftpri that the georgetown team carried at least seventyfive percent of the play din ing the game penalties again proved costly as three of the visitors goals came whiel they were shorthanded it is also conceded that the bolton toronto combines play what is con sidered in most cases class a inter mediate hockey but it takes no less than the hometown georgetown boys to extend them to the limit to win their games and it is still our opinion that georgetown can not go on applying such pressure on this bolton outfit withoutvat least taking one fall out of them this season this game was again under the direction of honey kuntz of kitchen er and he made a fine job of referee ing a game such as was staged last night could not be played fairly un der a referee of a lesser calibre from a goal getting standpoint harls on the bolton left wing was the most effective and starry palyer on the ice he scored all of that teams goals and there were no softies ken richardson did a splendid chore for georgetown and no doubt should be rated well up with the tsars of the game his clever suckhandllng was a treat for the fans and baffling for his opponents george riddall at cen tre ice was also very effective in the first two periods and the georgetown ufie game defense played their best game of the year both goalies had some hard shots to stop and some clever work in the net was turned in by both al cott and hall while the game was very fast some rough tactics managed lo creep in and bolton made nine trips to the penalty box to georgetown s seven ihe bolton defense played a very strenuous game and as a result did not get any more penalties ulan they rlghuy deserved in the lntlal period both teams made three trips to the penalty box and this carried play mort or itss from one end of the ice to the ou er at pending on which team was short i an ded wlui hall for georgetown doing his time in tin cooler harris gave bo ton the edge when he skat ed from his blue line to the goai mouth to score the period endea w u url palrs in the penalty dox and the score 1 0 lor ijollon in the sandwich reel georgetow i had the advantage of the extra play game for oeorg own when d rid dall went off for holding and hook ing and harris shot in a quick goal followed by another in quick succes sion ward was penalised and this spelled doom to georgetown s chances of retrieving the lost goals although bolton played a man short three- times during the balance of the period the game ended bolton 4 georgetown 3 it was a great game and a great crowd a hard game to lose and a grand one to win bolton goal hall defense kohoe james centre crocker wings nel son harris subs barney stubbs norton chapman young georgetown goal alcott defense hall dewhurst centre g riddall wings ward w richardson subs k richardson ritchie d riddall davis sanderson georgetown again trounces brampton by 9 4 score game which was supposed to be under protest evident ly was not from the fans point of view it was a very peculiar hockey game last fri day when georgetown met brampton at the arena here in brampton s home game georgetown was suppos ed to be playing the game under protest owing to the long brothers on the brampton team not being able to produce certificates at the same time georgetown had more than the legal number of players dressed in while we learn this was done for a purpose from the fans standpoint it still will remain a pe culiar situation however no protest seems to have been entered by either am this is the second tune within one week that georgetown has handed the lowly brampton tans a severe trounch ing and by exactly the same score 9 to 4 a5 in the previous game georgetown looked much the better team they skated faster back checked consistently and did not tire as easily as their opponents the game left no doubt as to which was the better team georg town again took the hard wa of winning the game that of coming rrom behind a 2 0 score in ihe first period the brampton team counted two goals while georgetown could not find the net mcmurchy scored the first goal on a nice solo effort with k long and anthony combining for the second long get ting the goal the local boys swept brampton off crs at tie start but failed to chalk their feet in the sandwich reel and up ai goals then young went oil netted four goals to make the score for bolton and the local boys evened the count when ken richardson scooped in ritchie s rebound w richardso i drew a stretch on tl e bench lor holding and harris slip ped in bollon s second goal of die game itien came o riddall cnance and he fumbled the around lot g cnougl lo g 2 at the end of the period riddall ward w richardson and d riddall being tht goal getters pen altles were a handicap to brampton in this period when they had three georgetown continued their cor ing in the u iri tinza with dew puck i hurst bulging the tw ine on a pass spee from riddall with w richardson tutors ue fillers delore finally bai g following wit another with a lo ing it m to put georgetown on eeiiical player sex nt a penalty bramp terms again w th the bo toniies with ton rallied to score when soloskl enthusiasm rutuimg h gh at this po i i found the net tn a scramble but walt richardson garbed a loose puck ward gave w rlehardson a pass that and raced toward the boiloil goai oon regained that goal and ward only to be body checked to the ice drove hi ai other on i beautiful solo however g riddall too up the i effort that took him through the en puck and went in on hall to put l t prosser soloed for bramp georgetown one goal up at the end wn nnal goal and kozack ended the of the second frame beore george- j scoring or the game with a goal on a town 3 bolton 2 l i fom k richardson the final it was georgetown s turn to start score georgetown 9 brampton 4 a man short at the beginning of the each player turned in some fine final period as g riddall was left in hockey it is not fair that we should the cooler at the finish of the second p kstarh i this setto with the bol stretth james wa penalized for wn battle justaraund the corner bolton but they stayed off the at tack of the local team then came the sad ending of a perfectly good maccormacks cat and dog sale we hare dag np some elderly cat and dogs for clearance we are telling yon the bitter troth about them cats and dogs la the merchants hnruni are items of merchandise that customers did not care for and have been around too long for then owngood if yon don t want them for yourself boy them anyway and give them to your aunt sally all the merchandise la perfect the price are reduced for quick sales boy now for future use and save hot water bottles r 79c 39 vigorol extract op cod liver oil reg i oo 49 bath salts reg 50c reg 85c 39c 59c lucerne bubble bath reg 15c 10c face powders popular brands reg 25c reg 600 17c 33c reg 1j0 5e norval skin balm reg 25c 17 dentaclor tooth paste reg 50c 29 nysu hand lotion reg 25c reg 50c 17c 33c extract of malt and cod liver oil reg 60c 49c reg 98c 89c w pad is 15c 8 envelopes reg 10c g lloyds com salve 40c 29c water softener reg 25 19c tooth brushes reg 3so reg iso 7c 8c- tumeez tonic r 1 g oneida indian herb tonic -reg- troy handle nail filet reg 50c 29c nyis tar shampoo re 50c 37c many special prices for this special sales event flash just received large giant size kruschen q maccormacks drug store osokovtown georgetown goal alcott defense dewhurst hall centre g riddall wings w richard on ward subs k richardson ritchie kozack san dcrson brampton goal burrows defense k long gibson centre anthony wings u long weller subs mac in tosh prokser mcmurchy soloskl referee johnny jones guelph georgetown lions lose to milton in close game plav at melton to night- acton here friday night while the georgetown llona suffer ed defeat in their first game of the season they will loe a smart aggrega tion before the schedule ifi advanced very far and will be a real threat in the milton acton georgetown cir cult of o ha juvenile hockey coach mcolnnis has been glvlngthe boys some real workouts and they will be in good condition for tonight s game in milton while milton took the game by a 5 score it was a good game and anybody s game until the final bell the milton leglonalres scored twice la the first frame as did the lions sproat and h evans for milton d beaumont and wilcox for the lions the second period also ended in a tic with each each team scoring three goals the milton scorers were sproat 2 and l evans for georgetown mc mencmy 2 and murphy the final real was a hectls affair with sproat coming through with the winning goal for milton if the hockey fans of georgetown want to see some good hockey they had better come out to the o h a juvenile games and help the boys on to victory milton goal moduffe defense broth charlton centre sproat iowwirt aiott subs parry b brans kennedy l aran georgetown- ltonaooal gears defense golden schertsel centre james wings wilcox ucacenedyi subs rftynor beaumont d beaumont hale boyle marchment this and tktat in sport by o mao mcgllvray last nights hockey setto with bolton must have sent george town coach scarface spats mo- qlmus home talking to himself as we learn on good authority he had to set up the coffee in more than one instance this man who halls from victoria harbor who spends his summer travelling some one of the seven seas and his winter rounding out a pack of puckchasers must have railed to read the rule book to bis care this winter as repeated trips to the pcnatly box for holding hooking and bodychecking -at- centre loe did not seem to go over with referee kuntz the sooner he insists that the boys stay on the ice and play hockey for the full sixty minutes the sooner he can hope to put bolton where he almost had them and get back the coffee which he no doubt wnt nave to do without all week which if you know spats will be pennance for his laxity in this re gard however this column is not out to decry the georgetown team for defeat in such a hectic struggle as ensued here last night but to ask why should a town like bolton be allowed to import toronto mercantile players to the extent of almost the entire team and then enter into an oha group of intermediate b hoc key it is time that the oha put an end to this racket and give each district to understand they must play home and district players it is no credit to bolton to win games in this manner but it is a credit to then- opponents when they can extend them to the limit how can bolton citizens support such a team when one half of the populace do not know from night to night who plays where on the team georgetown tried their hand at that importing game one sea and it proved a dirty mess to handle but we can now boast a team of all home brews and we know the boys are out there giving their best win sole or draw brampton play in bolton to mar row night thursday jan 19th instead of friday as scheduled and this should be a good game as brampton and bolton players have no love for one another when on the ice brampton will be at george town next tuesday night come out and see the boys battling for the rubber disc the lion juvenile oila team will be a hard team to beat be for the end of the season so look out acton and milton here we come coach mcglnnls is giving the boys some stiff workouts and he says he has now a complete team of out standing players in order that no juvenile hockey players should be out of hockey for this season a town juvenile league nil be formed at once to give every boy a chance to play hockey the number of teams in the group will depend on the number of boys want ing to play a meeting for this pur pose will be held in the arena to morrow thursday evening at 7 jo vhtn all bo are asked to register gving mmt and position on team they are most s liable for this will be the only meeting called so get busj bojs aid register to morrow night wt want eery boy that can play juvenile hockty other than the lions team to register pint of its kind in ireland a coffee an w 11 piovide ion alcholic drinks at countrj fairs a- part of the temp erance moiment w a t u the january meeting of the vxf tu held friday last at the home of mrs a r speight was tn charge of the president mrs a r vaxmatter the devotional period was candnot- ed by mrs a reeve who presented a helpful message based on the se lected scripture reading john xv 1- 43 the story of jesus and the wo- man of ftatnarta during the brief business period which followed the press secretary mrs c b layfoot reported progre in the plans or educational worit and stated that no further word had been received from ur blakekvck re garding an opportunity for presenta tion to mr odette of the peuorrtrf protest- against the establishment of a brewery warehouse in georgetown the guest speaker of the afternoon was i charles jodiffe of glen wllhams who had for thirty years- been engaged in missionary work in west china mr jolllffe brought in bis new year message inspiration and en couragement to continued and zeal ous effort in the campaign for com munity rigtbeousness to which the wjctu is dedicated reminding us or the wisdom of an occasional stock taking the speaker advised looking at the work as a whole remembering that reverses must be taken cour ageously and keeping hi mind that wise men neer alt and wail tfaeir woes but present by prevent the woes to wail we must take our convic tions seriously being sure that they are founded upon fact and then act without apology or hesitation we must remember that the war against unrighteousness is an agelong con flict and only the long look enables us to m a true perspective and the faith that we are laborers to gether with god in the divine pur pose of establishing his kingdom up on earth cooperating with hmx by seeking to understand and obey his laws let us realize that we have our command unseen forces against which the enemy is powerless only be thou strong and very brave josh i 7 the president seconded by mrs j p sutcliffe expressed to mr jolllffe the appreciation of the gathering for his inspiring message thanks was also extended to misses alva cripps and norah cleave whose well render ed piano duet was a pleasing item of the program with thanks to our hostess the meeting adjourned to convene tn february at the home of mrs c b dayfoot market st agricultural society honor john lindsay assets of 4879 and 874 cash on hand were reported at the 80th an nual meeting monday of the ettit agricultural society gate receipts during 1938 totalled jl 625 with 3093 exhibits at the fair officials said the report was the best in the socie ty s history john lindsay received the societys diploma designating him as the cltt zen of the district who has done the most for the advancemenjof agricul ture cheltenham united youno peoples officers executive officers elected at the as nual meeting of the young peoples societj of the cheltenham united church were the following honorary president rev j a h hodgson president mrs renfnd atcheson se cretary miss mary henderson treas urer harry fraser conveners of de partmenis miss elinore wukinsod mrs william fraser miss floella henderson gordon cation miss es ther wilkinson douglas fraser miss elinor fletcher stephen will norman ord thomas carnwell dominion free oss vt lb tw ol domino baking powder wits sech psrchcim of 1 lb domino black tea 53 g ra n on colfm rings i cwadm mild cheese is rfuttoai vul nil ms tongue- 10 zingg 5 win grmn cheese t 29 aylhwr ckelca wall corn 2aris ay i mar wit pork beans 3 25 39 jg ia ontamo no 1 pure white honey jewel shortening emfo aylmek silver ribbon tomato juice 0 04 atcidc choice tomatoes 2 juice w- is corrtnokes215 lux soap os choice fruits radis lettuce new carrots spanish onions no cttf 2 for 11 2 for 15 lb dominion