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pm4 the georgetown herald wed neaday evening march 1 5th 1939 j i silvers offer the utmost in style and value for the welldressed man and woman feature values for this week- ladies gloves- ladies suits 2rpiece dressmakers suits of woollen fabrics in the newest spring colours 695 ladies silk dresses lovely new printed silk dresses in wo mens and misses sizes reg 395 and 495 values at 298 ladies suits mannishtailored 2piece suits made of smart imported worsteds and domestic cloths of an exceptional quality 895 and 1495 ladies shoes hewetsons weltees oxfords in sizes v2 to 7 special 250 ladies shoes you will marvel at the styles and quali ty of these gale shoes for women in black brown and other new spring colours at 298 handbags a good assortment of ladies handbags in colours to match your new spring outfit at 98c 150 and 195 ladies coats deanna durbin coats for misses and juniors flattering coats for women who desire something smart and slen dering generally a swell bunch of coats to suit the most discriminating taste come in and have us show you our selection here is a selection of ladies kid gloves in new spring colours at the unusually low price of 98c millinery a smart array of hats for the women or miss who desires the latest in style at rockbottom prices 198 and 298 mens dress shirts a fine assortment of highgrade broad cloth shirts in all sizes special rftr mens suits new arrivals of mens english worsted suits in smart new spring patterns 1595 mens trousers the popular permanent crease allwool tweed trousers for men reg 395 value at 298 boys trousers wellmade navy cheviot trousers for boys in all sizes on sale at 1 aq mens new spring hats new shipment of morgan and bilt- more felt hats for men now on dis- play at 1 and 295 mens underwear penmans ribbed cotton combinations in button and buttonless styles 98c bbnnbtt at private patients pa vilion toronto general hospital on sunday evening march 13th bey m m bennett beloved husband of v madeline mdlachlan of 3 jack- son avenue and rather of oathleen e- toronto wesley b detroit durham pen80n at the home of her daugh ter mrs harold beatty 63 balmor al ave hamilton on march 10th 1939 elizabeth jeffery belayed wife of prank penson formerly olen williams in her 78th year obituary u mrs james price margaret annie tilly beloved wife or james price passed away at her home in trafalgar near hornby on saturday march 4th 1939 she was a daughtei of the late mr and mrs tilly formerly of georgetown and was 74 years of age besides her husband fhe is survived by four sons stanley emlc and harry of hornby and gordon of esqueslng near stew- artttown deceased was a member of the anglican church a true chris tian a good neighbor and loving wife and mother beloved by her family and a host of friends the funeral service on monday mar 6th was con ducted by her pastor rev w brook the remains were interred in greenwood cemetery georgetown margaret ann mcpherson after a short illness the death oc curred at her late residence inver holme norval or march 6th of mar garet ann mcpherson eldest daugh ter of the late alexander and jane noble mcpherson born in dundas she had lived the greater part of her llfe at norval deceased was a mem ber of norval presbyterian church and played the first organ introduced into both union and norval presby terian churches continuing as organ ist for forty years in the norval church the iuneral was held on thursday march 9th the service be ing conducted by the rev mr leg- gatt the pallbearers were nelson robinson james russell walter louth frank hustler joseph hunter and col noble the remains were interred in the family plot in hill- crest cemetery norval she leaves to mourn her loss one brother robert and sisters florence and charlotte personals mr ian mckenste of fort erie spent the week end at his home here miss wuma henry of kltchene spent the week end at the home of mr and mrs fred anguish miss verna maltby of brampton and miss mildred maltby of kitchen er were week end visitors in town mrs dr f r watson fpent last week end with relatives in wind sor ir and mrs ed mcwhlrter wre in toronto airmonday attending the golden wedding of mr and mrs j g wilson messrs horace hurley and albert reeve left last week for the nortn country with kirkland lake as their destination mr and mrs j b mackenzie left on monday for st petersburg florida and will spend several weeks in th sunny south mr and mrs duncan campbell of moftatr returned home from florida last week where they have been holi daying for some time mr and mrs j b mackenzie and miss marjory mackenzie attended the funeral of the late mrs james mc queen at qalt last friday mrs a e chalker and daughter annie of limehouse spent last week visiting with mrs j matthews and miss b matthews market st mr fred armstrong who under went an operation for appendicitis in ouelph hospital on tuesday now progressing favourably we wish fred a speedy recovery mrs ooffen miss m z bennett and messrs i m bennett and wm shortlll attended the funeral service of then- cousin the late rev m m bennett at toronto on tuesday at the recent midwinter examin- tions of the toronto conservatory of music miss betty speight received first class honor standing in both grade iv counterpoint and grade iv history silvers dept store if its new youll find it at suver first mrs j h collier many of the older residents of this district will regret to learn of the death of mrs j h collier at medi cine hat alberta on february 15th mrs collier was before her marriage eliza jane carberry a daughter of the late captain and mrs carberry arid was born at erin in 1877 she was married at erin to j h collier by rev mr graham of all saints ang lican church she resided in erin until 1902 when she removed to medi cine hat where she remained until her death she was a lifelong mem ber of the anglican church and in medicine hat was a member of st barnabas church besides her hus band she leaves to mourn her loss three sons james h collier seattle wash a c collier calgary alta a collier high river three daughters mrs w j downey oko- toks mrs d m smith winnipeg and mrs j v reivers femle bc and a brother james carberry o- lethbridge a number of grandchild ren and one greatgrandchild one daughter the late mrs h d r stew art of calgary predeceased her in terment was made in the church of england section of hillside cemetery at medicine hat rev j f butcher as hi charge of the funeral service held st barnabas church march meeting wctu address by mr a maclaren the march meeting of the w c t u was held at the home of mrs marshall v main st georgetown on thursday mar 9th the president mrs vannatter presided hymn i need thee every hour was sung mrs reeves read and commented on psalm 62 she quoted the first verse from the american rv my soul waiteth in silence for god only to his own god is a rock a defence a refuge and power and the soul grows in faith by waiting on god and the fear of what man can do leaves him because he trusts in gods mercy ana power after singing all the way my sa viour leads me the minutes were read and adopted and the treasurer phone 375 georgetown raam5k2cbmfwekmr u m kikd fl church news scrtptaro text he fi oommtttcui rin is of the devil for the derfl sbroeth fnai the becbmtn for thta axpoae the son of god was mani fested thai he might destroy the nm of the derfl 1 john j ik st georges chvrch rev w g o thompson rector fourth sunday in lent sunday school 10 a-m- holy com munion 11 anv evensong 7 pm the fourth sunday in lent is mo thering sunday which from ancient times has been observed as mothers day the willinjr helpers bible clais will make their corporate communion on sunday morning lenten evensong on thursday even ing at 730 st albana church glen williams fourth sunday in lent sunday school 2 pm evensong 3 pjn lenten evensong on wednesday evening at- 800 oclock the united chwch rev f o overend ba minister 1030 un sunday school 11 am sunday school anniversary rev manson doyle ba djd of toronto being the speaker 7 pjn young peoples service address by rev dr doyle special music at both ser vices the georgetown philharmonic sextette will play at the close of the evening service knox presbyterian church minister rev d d davidson m sunday mar 19th 10 am sunday school 11 ajn and 7 pm public worship both services by the mini ster reported 12377 on hand we listened to a very able and in structive address given by mr a maclaren the speaker began his ad dress by saying he did not altogether approve of the prohlbiuonary methods for which the society stood he be lieved more in dos than hi donta life consisted of affirmations rathex than negations assertion rather than ion some situations however can only be handled by prohibition because we do riot know how to do otherwise human life wants to do if only to break the donts it is the urge to do dangerous thrilling things in doing things that satisfy the na tural desires and happiness really comes from doing something useful and doing it better than someone else does it to feel we are necessary and useful in modern society we and many with weak bodies in strength of character subnormal these qauli- ues often inherited and intemperance is often the cause not many years ago toronto was a city where most people owned their own homes but now we find a house built fpr one family housing four families or more whole families living in one room this is one cause of drunkenness bro ken homes relief rations not twins sufficient to keep whole families to gether and in health russia built many mental hospitals to accommo date the need of her 120000000 peo ple but- when the people were given employment tnatiy of the hospitals were empty our system of education also had 111 effects on life all taking same courses goingthrough the school like meat through a sausage grinder give young people a chance to express themselves bring out their person ality choose and be trained for their chosen vocation we need schools where short courses in all trades can be taken in georgetown we lack a home and school association we lack recreational facilities and room in our school buildings for instruc tion in all the necessary branches of learning women should agitate for buildings that will meet these needs much is being done in camps for re forestation mining fishing road- building and in farms on the- prairies and homeservice projects for girls but we should plan and carry out a porgramme that will give every per son an opportunity to make a living we were then favored by a duet beautifully sung by james and claire bums a vote of thanks was extended to the speaker the singers and the hos tess the meeting closed by all repeating the lords prayer in unison the outside woman fights hard for five years to get into society and then she fights tooth and nail for the next five years to keep all her old friends out have your printing done here 69c 30c baptist church rev e g baxter minister 230 pjn church school 700 pxn wor ship service subject the cross in redemption monday 8 pjn byp u thursday 8 pm midweek service a welcome to all anthracite uf byname 1 what if it does come v from panther valley- what does that mean ft means that old companys anthracite is a aafder coal it means that it is packed more folly with heat units it means that it burns 9k 4au mcaj uwrc steadily and more economically x b mackenzie son seorgetdwn coal and lumber mrs j a devereaux one of georgetowns and esques- ings best known and most highly es teemed residents in the person of de- i merus louise depotle beloved wife of the late j a devereaux passed away after a short illness at the home of her son h devereaux lot 20 con 5 esqueslng on tuesday mar 7th de ceased was bom in grantham town ship lincoln county in 1858 the daughter of joseph and margaret de- potie she was married 58 years ago to the late j a devereaux who pre- decased her 14 years ago she is sur vived by two sons harry and nor man of esqueslng and four grand children also one brother porter de potle of st catharines mrs dever eaux was a true christian woman a good neighbor and true friend belov ed by her family and all who knew her she was a member of knox presbyterian church and an active worker in the organisations of the church and the womens institute she was in her 81st year and had been a resident of town and com munity for over 58 years the funeral took place on thursday afternoon and after a service at the home and at knox presbyterian church conduct ed by her pastor rev d d david son the remains were interred in greenwood cemetery georgetown the pallbearers were messrs john deveraux wray bessey harry law- frank burley fred thompson and herbert cleave the flower bear ers were harry bessey j mcbrlde bernard miller and a gunby there were many beautiful floral tributes trom the following the- family w devereaux montreal mr and mrs chas whltmore hamilton mr and mrs hlscott mrs j a moclure mrs gault mcolbbon family de- vrles family col and mrs 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