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7 page 4 the georgetown herald wed evening october 1 1th 1939 mklar- 1 died at tier late residence 98 bwt avenue eoutfa bmmiuoa oat cd monday october 9th 195ft fran- oea hughes widow of vthuaxn mil lar formerly of georgetown funeral thursday morning at wo oclock from the residence of her daughter mrs p w sheridan 204 serklmer street to st patricks cburch for requiem mass at 9 oclock interment in greenwood cemetery georgetown in memobiah sflno in loving memory of our dear son and brother stewart mino who passed away oct 13th 138 a silent thoughv a secret tear keeps his memory ever dear time takes away the age of grief but memory turns back every leaf ever remembered by family obituary mrs william a miliar tixe death occurred on monday oct th of prances millar widow of the late w a millar formerly of george town at her residence 96 east avenue touth hamilton mrs millar who lad only been in fair health for the past year was suddenly stricken with a cerebral hemorrhage on friday last and died monday evening without re covering full consciousness she is survived by three daughters miss xforma millar at home mrs p w sheridan of hamilton and mrs e r hume of burlington also six grand- ctdhren the funeral will take place mmrsday morning from the residence a her son inlaw mr p w sheridan 304 herkimer scsamrlton to st patricks cathedral fox requiem mass interment will take place in the fa tnily plot in greenwood cemetery georgetown on arrival of funeral cor tege by motors from hamilton the farm at lot four on the fourth line in bin on mm advice of his phy sician he retired from the strenuous and exacting duties of farm life about two months ago and came to acton and settled in the home on maria street but his active life would not permit him to cease activity comple tely h was in his seventythird year john mclean was a man respected by all who knew him he was industrious and a kindly neighbor besides his widow he leaves to mourn his loss and revere his mem ory two brothers and five sisters they are angus in esqueslng township hector in ouelph mrs thos bird and mrs john bird stewarttown and misses janet jean nd mary mclean on the homestead on the fifth line to all these sympathy of many friends goes out at this time the funeral was held on saturday afternoon with a service at the home conducted by rev g c glfford ser vice hi the church at bollinafad fol lowed in charge of rev a o w fore- a who also conducted the grave side service interment was in pro vidence cemetery in erin township the pallbearers were messrs robert kerr jas russell jas cne david russell john thomas and stanley swackhamer r john mclean a tall from the roof ofybuildinxon the farm of mr a t mann resulted in injuries of such a serious nature that john mclean wellknown resi dent of this district failed to recover ana he passed away at his home on maria street acton on thursday last mr mclean was subject to periods of weakness and it is thought he suffer ed one of these attacks which resulted in the fatal fall john mclean had spent his entire life in this district he was a son of the late donald and sarah mclean and was born in enn township he spent all his life farming and until ashgrove several ashgrove ladles attended the autumn thankoffering meeting of the norval presbyterian church on fri day oct gth about twenty members of the bright star mission band spent a delightful afternoon as guests of the george town united church mission band on monday afternoon oct 9th misses joy and betty ruddell and miss rath morrison spent thanksgiv ing week end with friends in toronto miss ruth dierlam has resumed her ed by mrs gale seconded by umhouse week end visitors mthe village in cluded f and mrs fred oarnham and children of toronto with mr and mrs fred shelbourne mr and mrs jos mcoowan miss helen and master john and mr harry smethurot of barrle with the smet- hurst family miss betty smethurst of toronto at home mr and mrs ted morrow mr and mrs a w lane and children all of toronto miss gladys packer and mr robt lane all at mrs r lanes mr and mrs win mllllere mr blllle and miss eleanor of brampton at his parents k mr and mrs w t mills and miss helen at their summer home mrs yeates and sisters or london with her daughter mrs g suther land mr and mrs earl scott of toron to mr and mrs thos haines and family of glen williams at mr and mrs jos scott s mr and mrs l wright and daugh ters of toronto at mr and mrs s la wrights mr and mis wm shelbourne and mrs e bemnan went to toronto sun day where they visited mr e beer- man in christie street hospital where he is undergoing treatment mrs p brown is progressing favour ably si ce her return from ouelph hospital following a goitre operation quite a number from limehouse at tended erfli pall fair on monday the limehouse women s institute met at the home of mrs john new ton on october 5th with sixtetn la dies present and the president mrs gowdy in the chair the meeting opened with the singing of the ode followed by the lords prayer in uni son the minutes of the previous meeting were read and apprcned mov- mrs duties after attending the teachers convention and spending thanksgiv ing t her home in toronto mrs s k ruddell of georgetown mrs a mccready and ellen of to newton that the institute sponsor an evening of slides and lecture by mr 1 donald mcltun of guuph in con i nee t ion with the community lift i training institute laux this month list op ffuze winners at georgetown fall faflt continued from page 1 leicester j s norrfsh moffat 2 firsts 4 seconds wm clarkson a sons weston 4 firsts 2 seconds south down spencer wllon 2 firsts 3 seconds meldrum stark milton 1 first 1 second c h lanta new ham burg 3 firsts 1 second shropshire f w gurney paris 5 firsts 1 second spencer wilson 1 first 1 second meldrum stark 3 seconds oxford down j c cunningham hornby 1 first 3 seconds w l swing orangevllle 2 firsts m h peacock jarvtsfe firsts 3 seconds any other down wm clarkson sons 4 firsts 2 seconds j wulmott milton 1 first 3 seconds g w our ney paris 1 first 1 second special fine wool wm clarkson son 1 first g w gurney 1 third special market lambs spencer wilson 1 first meldrum stark 1 third pigs oscar lerch 2 firsts i second r j pinkney 3 firsts 2 seconds 1 third j k peatherstone streetsvllle 2 firsts 2 seconds 1 third g crow hespeler 2 seconos wm ball weston 1 first 1 second 1 third w lasby 1 third j norrlh 1 second t j brown ridge 1 fourth poultry sunset farms georgetown 31 firsts m seconds fred conn 20 firsts 14 seconds w j alexander 12 firsts 13 seconds wm mclaren 12 firsts 6 seconds w h allan muton 4 firsts 13 seconds thos brown ridge 1 flrsl 6 seconct j grain winter wheat t brownridge georgetown bruce brigden george town spring wheat j c cunning ham hornby beans j c cunning ham oats bruce brigden dolson cte son georgeiow n barley j c cun nmgham craig rcid georgetown grain speciali best display of grain in shvaf thomas brownridge roots and vegetables dr a a b kenney who has been visiting his parents mr and mrs wm ikenneyoturned on saturday to his rhqjnjmn maple creek sask the silent policeman at mill and main streets broke the silence about midnight lost night when it was hit and dragged along the pavement in cident the policeman as well as the silence was broken a requisition for music books brough about a discussion regarding music in the school at a recent meet int or th school board it was the feeling oi the board that in the past t camni 77pnpi ttri i j c cunningham 6 firsts 2 seconds mit had 5 ov in the school ronto were uelcome visitors at church borne 01 the neighborhood girls art p r ptndjej norval 6 nrsus 2 j ftu paruc m the oready norma lawaan dorothy cleave senior nwiavw exhibit scotch block georgetown milton crown attorney w i dick who re cently underwent a very serious oper ation in gait hospital is we are plea sed to report doing nicely and is on the road to recovery mr dicks many friends will be pleased to hear this good news and hope he will soon have a complete recovery the marriage of miss barbara jane hayward daughter of mr walter hay- ward ind the late mrs hayward of malton t6 mr wm c brownridge son of mr and mrs f brownridge omagh took place on sept 29th at the manse at mansewood rev mr andrew officiated died in windsor on thursday sept 28 mrs george carter eldest daugh ter of the late george buck and mar garet buck of trafalgar deceased was in her 77th year and was one of those who attended the boyne school reunion in july last and also one i who answered to the roll call of 18701 she is survived by her husband and three daughters also six brothers and one sister mrs carter had been in poor health for some time but up to the time of her death was up and around when stricken by a heart at tack and died suddenly champion acton w two months ago successfully operated j will speak in the evening i knox presbyterian church anniversary services sunday october 1 5th at 11am and 7pm preacher rev v h reid m a of oshawa morning soloist mr wm chater baritone toronto evening soloist mr a hayman tenor toronto everyone welcome on sunday morning considering taking tbt course mr and mrs r reed are spend- dressing up home grown vegetables ing a few weeks with mr and mrs and gloe making mrs gowdy and harold reed of shelbourne miss fishcr were appointed to miik the october meeting of the ash furthtr enquiries concerning the pur grove women institute will be held chuai ot a radio lor the school re at the home of mrs frank wilson on ports of the dtlcgates to the guuph thursday oct 19th instead of the convention were gnen by mrs s regular day norrle and mrs gowdy for mrs beer ashgroe united church anniversary man gran betmuni thin took services will be held on october 22 1 charge of uit program assisted by rev mr cummlngs of norval will fahlrlty wright and otion hill th tirls had collected a number ol hats worn in bye gone daya and each lady was fitted with on of these some looked quite amiising the trio sang accompanied by once with her gui at mid mrs gowdy at the piano mrs guwd lit the piano led in com muiiu suigmg the 1110 sung with tjuilar actomimiiimini a eat can ity wis won b mrs oui mis bmel urst and mrs o t won firai md eioiul rcsjxuwl in 1 sjeil nil in j h mrs ntwton and hie tirs it luiieli a tit tost tin next netting will be hid at tin home i i m11 a hill i vlsitur it mr md mrs leslie j campbell oei ui w tk uid wtit vvi hum campbell ii weston md mrs i homa coxhead and georgetown firsts 2 sec undf bruce bridge n 2 firsts 1 sec und mrs l k ay liner islington 5 llrsus 8 seconds w j alexander 1 lir t wo brownridge 1 first 1 seeund r h hunter noral 3 sec onds u i- williamson freeman 2 lirsls 1 second h wilson t george town 1 second i root skciais r h hunter norval f k 1eiidlty noral bus table tur nip biuce brigden georgetown hujits h h ttndlei norial 8 firsts d i- willi unson freeman 1 first 7 ec onrt fcpi nee r wilson 1 first 1 sec- oiuis 11 wilion 1 second k 11 hun ter non il 1 first 1 second tlorai tmiiblt- m iiidli brampton j firsts 2 steunds i third mlss m young ti jihiim ilrl j secontts 2 third mi s b u lsb geui t- low 11 1 first 1 ei nd m s b r robinsoi george halton plowboya off to the internatkuial the arp international ptowtng match which is being held jhla year near broekvllle wlu it is expected at tract in the neighborhood of a hundred thousand spectators reports would indicate that contestan from all parts of the province as well as from mani toba and some of the northejrnbtatea have been drifting in slneeche latters part of last week as usual halton x will be well and worthily represented in both tractor and horse drawn clas ses harold picket horriby spencer wilson norval and wellington wil son georgetown will be contenders in the tractor classes while claude pick et leonard lister stanley fuller and kenneth brown of hornby grant baker and jack taylor of freeman and bran taylor of moffat will com pete lk the walking plow classes grant baker ivan taylor and leonard lis ter will represent the county in the intercounty competition open to 3 boys under 20 years of age theriae list of the halton plow men hasjust been released as an nounced in an earlier issue the match will be held near drumquln on the xajms of messrs picket lister and fuuexjirjd we note that the ladies of the bethel united church are cater ing for the banquet which will be held of the evening of the match namely friday november 3rd we note that those responsible for the drafting of the prize list are endeavouring to en courage larger numbers of local plow men to compete the no handling class which created so much interest last year is this year being confined to thoai who have never previously plowed at a county or township match while the second class in tractors is open only to halton county plowmen while this may result in a slightly smaller number of contestants than the record match of 1938 we feel it is a step in the right direction and along the same lines as those adopted by the local holstein breeders who surprised eteryone including themselves by their record showing at the county fair a week ago music festival in choir numbers should be curtailed the board approved of mdimdual entries but not jjie larger groups hit teachers were to be in 1 ited to the next board meeting to discuss this matter fully i miss sybil bennett was guest speak er at a recent meeting of the lake side ci a pier i ode covering well lur subject on confederation and mklng it up with the present day rrl is her message wis mast inspir 111 anj greatk enjoed free press esssfo 1 jihl mr m mil 1 1 rtheirii mr fred md mu rtson gave mi j it llrst prize wi 1 im mitchell wn ih w niiei lor the men ilic tun i ui 11 pni went to mi leslie ui i ol bkiiu and mr lt lie camp- lx ii of limtliuut ry mjojabi it unit w is sjh m by ill nyal 21 sale where dimes and dollars do double duty the more you spend the more you save once more we offer to the citizens of georgetown and surrounding country the famous nyal 2 for 1 sale an advertising sale sponsored by the nyal co to acquaint you with their quality products at a minimum of cost to you their future customers during the sale wednesday thursday friday and sat urday october 11121314 you are able to purchase nyal products 2 for the price of i stock up now and save wetjst a few of the many hundreds of items complete list see our handbill for a white liniment soc stae 2 f 50c iron and yeast tablets botues at im 2 for 75c h h cough syrup 2 white bronchitis mixture 2 f 50c cod liver oil 2 fot 100 antacid powder 2 for 50c milk of magnesia 2 f 50c beef iron and wine 2 f 100 dental plate cleanser 2 for 35c mr firsts dorothy drugs medicinal first aid supplies cosmetics toiletries stationery- vitamin produ and sundries buy now and save maccormacrs drug store phone 327 we deliver georgetown cut mowers m 1- nd i y bntiuptun 9 lir us 0 set ami 1 third d b williamson httmai b in us 4 mtoiids j thirds f u kiduy nonal j ursl 2 c nits 1 tliird mrs 1 k aylmtr ls lint ton i ursi 4 second o thirds mr v uter oraj ovorfeetown 1 llrst m eernds 2 thirds lltl- vm j nd loos chumun ereum 0 ibs mrs wm ni iu ui hornby aux joe aelon w kill c ih don j c mmiy s- iion tii tun mr n kuddt owrge- ii ju lb ino uiuwiindtt t nee r wu oil w uretlte camp bi i mo j b eton ti dozen iu in bikit j c cunnituhain j l m 111 1j t tooiii ik specials h i ild heial bptntxi wilson mil on ch uuiion ntiul j c cuiuiui llomtvric cltncb herbei cleae oesjinetown 1 lirsts ill t li s mrs waller b lir s i se ono lhos brown- i tl in u 1 st nu mrs a hyde j uists 2 ttoid mjss nl oung 1 nrst 1 second topeeiaisiwo apple im- mls oiinj 2 loies home mule bit id mi onifc lunch loi working in ui mis oi ly mrs hyde lit raid spend loi bnad mrs a hyde bt l loil 1- ui dimietei herbert e t m laui1s work mrs watson dcorgetowii b seconds j unrds mls- norns hornby la llrsus 2 seconds uurd mr bruisby b firsts i seconds 2 thirds mrs walter oray 1 lirst mrs fc k hobinson 1 second mrs c i- ixainerlaiid acton 2 lirsls a seconds mrs herbert cleave 4 thirds mw jennie farmer 1 first 2 seconds t third miss m utile 3 firsts 2 sec onds 1 third lad its work open mrs e l awrey toronto 14 jlrsls seconds 1 third mrs wuuson g-eo-tt- low n 10 llrsts 1 second i unxos miss dorothy norrls 2 llrsts 1 second miss jeiune farmer 3 firsts mr lea iner land 1 lirst 4 seconds mrs braisby 1 first 3 seconds 5 thirds mrs e k robinson 1 first 3 seconos mrs j fyfe ouelph i first 1 second 1 third collection of fancy work mrs e l awrey toronto mrs j fvfe guelph handcraft penmanship grade i wubert mills joan buck tommy s grade nancy brown beatrice h11u doris hulz grade 4 elinor hyde betty cole june cofell orade 5 geraldlne tyres elsie stlgger ethel james orade vi islay mcclure audrey her- rlngton marjorie lane grade vlt and i vuj mary mcclure jean cole mary dobson drawing grade vii and vtjl john parmer mary dobson jane early grade v and vi bernard brill louis brandford ross hill grade 3 and 4 ingriborg hauptman pauline norton alice murphy sample ol plain aewlngura awrey jennie parmer sample ol embroidery jennie parmer mra awrey drawmc vebna lane col ol knots mrs awrey landscape mrs walter gray crayon copy mrs gray junior girls wofk bouse coats peggy marah dorothy ii norrls alma marsh pyjamaa helen i ijcoolfabon alma liana peggy mann i ensemble marjory save at alcotts despite ever increasing price rises we still maintain low prices on all merchandise stock up now and beat higher prices free this week only we are giving free socks with every pair of shoes purchased new styles in black and brown 250 e alcott phone 378 georgetown sale bread flour xx 279 matches 3 b tk 1 q baking powder 1 ik tin i q prunes medium sue 3 lb 25c navy toilet tissue 4 25c tomato juice 20 os un 4 25c pastry flour whim satin m b im 57c peas corn tomatoes standard brand 3 25c gold soap and p g 6 for 19c pineapple juice 3 tins 25c c brand 14 o tin mincemeat gum drops 2 lb 25c lb 10c chocolate marshmello biscuits lb 19c shredded cocoanut lb 19c cooking onions no 1 50 lb 79c 10 lbs 21c bruueu sprout cabbage celery radish pie pumpkin qt 15c head 5c 5c 2 for 5c 5c dominion i