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page 4 the georgetown herald wednesday evening august 24th 1938 silvers present 1 x- m m t an advance showing of fall coats and swillinery f gain it is our pleasure to announce the arrival of an exciting collection of ladies attire for the new season you are cordially invited to visit our store and inspect the new styles and materials in cloth coots fiuv coats dresses and hats watch our windows foist weekend specials shop with confidence at silvers dept store where your dollar goes farther phone 375 georgetown exhibition specials direct into the daily except sunday august 27tb t reduced d4 35 grounds scpcenbcr 1mb includes return it i exhibition fare admission good returning until september lth leave georgetown leave exhibition 753 am standard time 3q pjn gray coach lines all coach trawl information at w h long phone 89 ainley at his late residence to ronto saturday august 13 1938 norman alnley husband of clara sykes in bis 80th year interment was made in olen williams ceme tery on tuesday afternoon august 10th cuttb at the home of his daughter mrs o vangoosen nassagaweya township sunday august 21st 1930 j e k cutts in hts s2nd year danahkivin st josephs bosnia guelph on thursday august 18th j938 hanha daiiaher beloved aunt of airs bernard armstrong aged 60 years hurpuan on sunday august 21 1938 at his home 315 rose park drive toronto- edward gideon huffman husband of the late mar garet oraham and father of irene huffman in his 80th year johnston at the residence of her daughter mrs h a clarrklge ner val on monday august 22nd 1938 jane p johnston aged 82 years for merly of ingersou ontario in memoriam oook in loving memory of wllbfel- mlne cook who passed away aug ust 28th 1835 two little hands are resting a loving heart is still a little girl we loved is waiting for us just over the hill always remembered by mother and grandma bell ashgrove or and mrs el a bewell of dau phin man mr clifford lush win nipeg mrs goldle wheeler stayner and mrs p d hartley milton visit ed with relatives and friends here last week dr and mrs bewell also spent several days visiting with mrs r h wright fend mrs s k ruddell and the blisses howson in georgetown mr and mrs clayton wilson and daughter bemlce enjoyed a threeday visit around ayhner and woodstock mr and mrs a j ruddell accom panied by mr and mrs ward rud dell enjoyed a holiday in the mani- toulln district during the past week mrs s k ruddeh and mrs r h wright were welcome visitors at ashgrove church on sunday morning they are also spending a few days at the old home farm mr and mrs d f wright were among the holklayers this past week taking a trip to the thousand is lands mr and mrs prank wilson attend ed the picnic at wcodbrldge on sat urday afternoon when prime minister mackenzie king was the guest speak- earliest peach crop in ten years the 1938 crop of ontario grown peaches is now on the market in plentiful supply the ontario depart ment of agriculture reports this week exceptionally warm weather of recent weeks has brought the crop on at least two cweeks earlier than normal the famous rv varieties valiant vldette and veteran will practically be finished next week so early is the season department officials arc ad vised that there is every reason to be lieve the whole crop will be marketed in approximately one weeks time after the canadian national kxhcbltlon a tenyear record date housewives normally expecting to do their pre serving early in september will be disappointed this year unless supplies are arranged for immediately the new varieties succeeding the famous crawford together with the rochester variety peaches have started to move and will be in full flow over the august 20th weekend supply la generally plentiful and prices are not expected to go any lower in fact prices may stiffen when the canning factory movement starts next week and diverts its usual large annual movement of approximately 6000 tons that way this will relieve the fresh fruit market of substantial supplies that would otherwise have to be distributed to the public all facts considered and with quality size and colour good the next week is the time to enjoy ontario grown peaches unexcelled in flavour and freshness and at r prices stewarttown mr and mrs chas rogers of lon don and miss wren of mgenou were visitors with mrs j a tracy mr and mrs s c hayward and son arthur of scotch plains new jersey mr and mrs p bally of toronto spent the week end with mrs bally mr and mrs patterson and their four little girls- returned to toronto after a three weeks holiday here mrs schoales of toronto was a visitor with her daughter mrs pat terson over the week end mr and mrs will lawson and daughter mary elisabeth of water- ford are holidaying at mrs lawsons congratulations to mr and mrs mltcham on the birth of a little son mr j maxwell of hamilton had charge or the service at st johns church last sunday in the absence of rev w brooks who is on holidays acton messrs james ross and bert hln- ton are holidaying at limberlost lodge muskoka miss alice unsworth and her nephew william merrill of los ange les cal visited with mrs j r ken nedy and miss m e nelson during the week at a meeting of acton libray board on monday evening mr neil gibbons was the unanimous choice of the board for the position of secretary- treasurer rendered vacant by the re moval of mr d a maorae to ux- bridge the resignation of miss helen lamb from the position of assistant librarian was regretfully accepted and the board expressed appreciation of the service she has given the past that fine farm property belonging to mr a g clarrklge has been sold to mr w coles of woodbrldge the new owner takes possession the first of march next situated on the highway just a couples of miles east of acton his farm hashad many admirers a few years agotxft barn on the proper ty was destroyed by fire and a new inodern steel bam replaced it a fine trout stream goes through the prop erty free press milton miss mary spence of caledon fonnerlyjof hornby spent a week with mrs f a- downs of hornby james l landsbarough editor of the star and vldette grand valley with his wife and son buddy visited sunday afternoon with his uncle and wni mr and mrs r j hare r afleming manager of the for mat branch of the canadian bank of oommerce with mrs fleming and their son and daughter are spending their vacation in milton and vicinity mr and mrs austin a buck of trafalgar township wish to announce the engagement of their eldest daugh ter blanch isabel to mr george c ttnaley of chicago marriage to take place the latter part of august mte tnl tin- siwtfhw nf ufc fce amtm bock of trafalgar fecentrroompleted a tour around the vend rearming home about a week go mia bock antt her sister mise margaret bock sailed for england via the sb gmpte of australia on april 3m lot to attend the corona- tlcm although london took 19 many attmtta of her urn she found ttaae to ffcttt the eonuaenxmod tens of many bmlyi points such as malta gibraltar port said port oden ceylon and many cities in australia after six months stay in the sheep station country of new zealand she started for home by the pacific stopping at the fiji islands and visiting honolula for a month thence to vancouver where a very enjoyable time was spent with her aunt mrs thos brownrldge a sister of her fathers miss buck re ports having had a very interestlnit trip and would like to spood another summer in england before miss mar- jorie buck returns from there champion new industry now in operation in acton transfer of the equipment of the force electric products to the plant in acton from preston was complet ed on saturday and the company is now operating completely from acton and making all shipments rrom here principals and owners of the new firm are mr e b force who has taken up residence in the residence of mr f e mccleary directly across from the plant mr h r force who will reside on knox avenue shortly in mr lachlan mcmillans residence and mr val force whb is residing in oalt nine male employees have come to acton with- the firm as well as the office staff miss rhea evans and miss julia lesnlewlcb c the other emplyees who have removed from preston are messrs monty roote william du- marsch morris walker gordon wag ner elmer grlscnow jack- oreasey carl vondrau harry otterbeln and w cony other employees of the company wul be secured in acton as the firms gets located m the new quarters the acton building allows the firm more room which was needed for an ticipated e about twenty- five employees has been the usual number in the plant as soon as the top floor is vacated the equipment can be better assfmhfcd and the factory get into production the force b2eetrlc products manu facture electric beating appliances toasters irons etc thb 8tbkamlknzd potato the work of the professional plant breeder is not designed to aid the farmer alone fitreanxunlng of can has bean followed by the idea of the streamlined potato booh a variety of the chief goals of potato ansts everywhere- this streamttnlng ii toe jaumlnattan 6f deep eyes that 2 varieties may be pealed balunafad mrs j evans mrs stanley evans mr and mrs f vffelan of toronto mr and mrs t lee of aurora were visitors at the manse on saturday mr and mrs j p kirk wood and jlmmie and mr g mcmenemy spent the week end at lions head the misslon circle held their au gust meeting in the church mrs forman and lydia snow took part in the devotlonals a reading was giv en by alma mceenry who presided at the meeting four other membershad charge of the topic overcoming ra cial prejudice farm machinery demonstration at mlnesing near barrie ontario slm- coe county october 11 12 13 and 14 1938 agricultural societies fairs and exhibitions 1938 belleville august 30 sept 2 orlllia august 2627 ottawa central canada aug 2227 aug 26septlo august 25 26 27 toronto cne woodstock coldwater cornwall durham elmlra fergus lanark napanee tavistock chesley hanover hunlsville kincardine lindsay london western fair midland mllverton new hamburg orangevllle qshawa renfrew wlarton acton alllston barrie bracebrldge caledon cooksvllle forest gait ooderich listowel moaford milton mount forest schomberg shelbourne r stratford sept 18 tl beamsvlue sept 30 oct 1 brampton sept 29 30 oct 1 colllngwood sept 28 so oct 1 drayton sept 27 dundalk sept 27 ehnvale sept 2628 georgetown sept 28 28 grand valley sept 30 oct 1 harrlston sept 29 sa mgersol sept 29 30 markdale sept 30 oct 1 markham sept 2 30 oct 1 eey sept 27 28 sept 27 sb port elgin sept 29 30 bept 27 28 oct 4 5 sept 6 7 aug 31 sept 13 sept 9 10 sept 25 sept 9 10 sept 7 sept 810 sept 8 lo sept 13 14 sept 15 16 sept 13 14 sept is 16 sept 1417 sept 1217 sept 1517 sept 15 16 sept 10 17 sept 16 17 sept 1214 sept 1316 sept 15 16 sept 20 21 sept 22 23 sept 1922 sept 22 23 sept 23 24 sept 27 28 sept 20 21 sept 2224 sept 20 21 sept 21 22 sept 22 sept 23 24 sept 22 23 sept 23 24 sept 22 23 georgetown eliminated from group play oils by oakville lose both games by 74 and 7 2 scores errors costly to local team oakville strong on the bat milton and omkviue in finals intermediate baseball terminated for another season at the park here on monday night when the visiting oakville team won the second game of the halton county league semi final playoff and eliminated the lo cal club from the ninnlhg there was a good crowd on hand for the game and although oakville went into the lead m the first innings the fans never gave up hope and thought the georgetown team might stage a rally in any innings how ever this failed to happen and the georgetown team are through for the season while oakville go into the finals to meet milton following is a full and very fair aocouht of the first game played in oakville last wednesday inght and which is taken from the oakville pa per hard hitting by the local ball team coupled with someibad errors on the part of the visitors won for oakville the first of the halton county league playoffs with georgetown last even ing the score was 7 to 1 the game was nine innings and moved along with sufficient swiftness to fin ish before darkness had a chance to intervene osborne pitched a nice game for oakville allowing only six hits and the other players were on their toes from start to finish casey pitched well for georgetown but the team made several bad errors of which their opponents took full advantage the game was oakvilles from the be- gtoninft and from the first inning men the local team scored three runs there was little if any uncertainty as to the outcome the first three bat ters for georgetown went out to suc cession j geore galbralth first man up for oakville got a single and wil son who followed him got to first on an error lewis went to first on a fielders choice and galbralth was put out running to third then with two men on bases carter stepped to the plate and sent the ball over the fence in right field for a nomer and oak ville was away to a good lead with three runs in the second innings georgetown managed to score two mcmann and ward being the ones to get to home plate the innings was a blank for oakville georgetown went out with out making a run in the third and oakville repeated its performance of the first inning making another three the fourth was a blank for the visi tors while oakville increased its lead by a run by wilson neither team scored in the next four innings the visitors made some attempt to stage a lastminute rally in he i ninth and succeeded in scor ing two runs making a total of four to oakylues seven the teams georgetown walters if woods 3b bryden cf wardss beaumont lb mcmann 2b chaplin rf casey p ritchie c oakviite o galbralth 3b wilson if lewtirab carte lb markey rl lyon c hlllmer ss ridley cf ob- sl borne p jt the second game here on monday night shaped up much the same as the previous affair with the score 7 2 and georgetown taking the hard way of trying to win a bau game- that of coming from behind a three run lead in the first four innmgsl although they managed to stage a ooupel of rallies that enlived the fans and threw scare into the visiting sqad they failed to cross the plate the necessary number of times in the first innings g galbralth struck out wilson singled but went out on a fielders choice lewis sing led and scored on an error and car ter also went out at second the next innings and a half saw both teams tighten up and all batters went- out in order to the first half of the third innings oakville added another run when mcdenriott scored george town went out in order markey for oakville started the fire works with a two base hit in the fourth and scored on mcdermotts- hlt to make the score 30 the home teams only runs came in this sr i when bryden ward and beaumont made hits in a row chap lin struckout woods singled and ben- ham walked casey and ritchie went out but not before bryden and ward oakville then finished the scoring with one run in the ten and 8th inn ings and two in the ninth george town started a rally in the ninth but it was shortlived casey did the hurling for the local team and pitched well although he was touched for 11 nits don gal bralth was on the mound for the winners and only allowed the george town team 4 hits it was a good series and although oakville won we wish them every success in the finals aberfbyie arthur bee ton oookstown owen sound oct 6 7 oct 4 oet 7 oct 810 oct 14 shnooe norfolk county oct 36 stteetaviue v oct 71 tata oct a fl wbodhridge oct 710 rnternadonal plowing match and rurltan original baked beams 29 nwitan omcmxl mown breads rl7 shoe mush nugget 12 tissue 2 rot pheskving certo small pet doz ulated medium per doz 10 lbs 105 sealers sugar domestic or jewel r shortening 2 lbs 25 domnol or 17 domnol ot 9 flakes grapenut z 19 dolfs juice of pineapple 235 catellts cooked spaghetti 09 fruits and vegetaslcs celery hearts bunch bananas golden yellow 25 oranges real juicy doz 5 peaches at their best shipmentsrrituic fresh daily phone 66 we deliver 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