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8k- tge 4 i 1 f i the georgetown herald wednesday evening july 6th 1932 ai brkakfast on the farm n lets pretend were eating breakfast on the dear old homey farm jerk the covers back ararlng hurt a shoe at the alarm do the chores uke moving pictures sort of makes capacity now my mothers canine breakfast drop all holts and toller me snort some water round your peepers swipe- your hair and scrape your feet teven seconds from the barnyard and were settin down to eat l steaming mush is waiting for us pitcher cream as thick as mud leave no island in the middle pour it on just like a flood yes sir right there is my weakness it lust parently dont seem passible for me to save it just cant- economise on cream next come flapjacks not as biases stack em up and butler well take your choice and put an syrup honey marmalade or jell ham and eggs and sourdough biscuits now were getting down to food hitch your chair a little closer were just getting started good qo a little light on biscuits i should say out five or six theyre delicious with ham gravy cant teach mother any tricks dorit forget the ham and eggs sam v ham is juicy- sweet and thick qot to eat most attehe eggs or ma will figure you aire sick ma she worries like the miaohler says that hoys has got to eat makes you eat until by ginger you can just get on your feet tl you just wobble lurch and stagger just like marks old loaded frog and your voice is thick and husky uke a steamboat in a fog then ma says as we are going to the field to make some hay put these doughnuts in your pockets so you boys dont faint away wultam van oroos isaws and information for the busy farmer inrease bacon export an increase of 5739000 lbsor nearly 285 par cent was shown in the export sales off canadian bacon and ham to all countries for the first quarter of thli year sales this year compared amounted to 7752000 lbs as compared with 2013000 lbs in the first three months of 1931 for the week ended june loth the price of canadian bacon in the british market ranged from 54 to 58 shillings per kmgowu an aver age price which was second only to the irish product have thamash freshly spread and in an attractive condition during the night time the worms win take this bait and die make the mash as fol lows 50 pounds bran m lb white arsenicor 1 pound paris green mix these thoroughly together then add water enough to make a moist mash and add one pint off cheap m to sweeten the halt a tramp rang a doctors door bell and asked the pretty woman who opened the door if she would be so kind as to ask the doctor if he bad a pair of old trousers he would give away tm the doctor said the woman and the tramp nearly fainted why is it that pipe smokers are al ways goodtempered and courteousf adopt egx itegalauom ammertdments to the federal egg re gulations have now been finally ad opted by the proitnce of ontario the egg regulations ire administered by the federal department under the authority of the federal statue and their adoption by ontario makes them fully opalalive throughout the dom inion the general principle of the regulations is not altered in any way in the amendments some chances have been made in country buying regulations designed to secure for the producer full graded value for his pro- rucl canadian mulfeed export swings to united if the united kingdom aas taken the place of he united states as chief buyer of canadian mlllfeeds this was indicated when during a recent month canada exported 1287 owt of bran snorts and middlings of this amount 13610 went to the united kingdom while the united states took 1101 cwt bermuda took 2234 cwv other markets imported smaller quantities including jamaica trlnl dad hong kong newfoundland st pierre and mtquelon purpose of com caluvauon the main purpose of com cultiva tion is to kill weeds and if it can be done without aerating the soil too much or disturbing the roots of the young corn plants the more success ful the crop will be contrary to gen eral belief cultivation does not keep water in the soil it does km weeds that would use moisture however the roots of the com plant are lo cated in the first six or seven inches of soil it is in this layer of soil that the most nutrients are found sum mer rains of onequarter to an inch moisten only about three inches of soil stirring this layer aerates and dries out the soil arid prevents the roots from securing food and moisture jcieanllnen neededy in order to keep outside buyers in terested a ontario livestock the sur roundings in which the cattle are kept should be attractive one breed er who has had remarkable success in ftutng livestock rejoently observed that flfext to the condition and quality of- the animals for sale the neatness and clearainessaround the barns were the rnost important factors in pre disposing a man to buy they in dicate the farmers pride in his busi iftess and give the impression of pro penty when a buyer finds a breed er enthuslastlo over his breed and proud of the success which bis herd is bringing him it la not difficult to sell the cattle which are before hhn h ere art rj th ere rremier gordon s harrington of nova soul la has returned from his trip to europe by the empress of britain v growth of all crops in western canada is now vigorous and well advnnced for ffle timolol year according to the latest weekly survey made by the canadian pa cific hallways agricultural de- pnrtment and crop prospects in the west as a whole are encour aging members of the british party tourlnx the dominion under the auspices of the british columbian government arrived at montreal aboard uie duchess of bedford travelled across canada by cana dian pacific rail and lake steam ship slopped over at banff and will spend between june 15 and july 2 in british columbia delta gamma one of uie moat important greek letter organiza tions on tfie continent is holding its annual convention this year at the lmpress hotel victoria juno x7jnly 1 slopping over at banff a canadian pacific special will carry delegate to the paci fic coast from chicago wnhe canadian members from montreal toronto and edmonton will join the main group at victoria united states crap kedaeed means less wheat this year prospects for less wheat this sum mer than a year ago in the northern hemisphere outside i russia and chinar arb seen by the ujb bureau of agricultural economies accordi to information of the ontario market ing board smaller supplies are also likely to be shipped from russia the reduced supplies in the northern hem isphere are regarded as likely largely because of a reduction of 350000000 bushels in the winter wheat crop of the united states tomato catwona control an effective oontrol has been for outworms by spreading nv poisoned bran mash around the plants after sundown since the cutworma are night feeders it is important to k j current crop report wellington county representative re ports that some of the real early winter hatched breeding station pul lets are laying now m and months earlier than farmers thought possible 10 yean ago by the study ing of wellbalanoed feed rations fanners are making steady advance in wellington lack of rain throughout the month of june resulted in a short strawberry crop and adversely affect ed the growut of most crops essex lambton and other counties report splendid prospects for fall wheat crop although in some districts serious lodging has taken place and smut is prevelanl jutting of alfalfa and sweet clover was general the latter part of june hay prill be a ughi crop in many districts especially in the east ern counties and in tbe north the new coleman instant just strike a matelm torn a valve and presto theres your clearblue gas blase ready for cooking no preheater no waiting the new coleman instantgas tarings instant gascooking service to homes beyond the gas mains makes and burns its own gas from regular motor fuel see your dealer let him show yon all the fine features of this stove other stove like it many models to select from the coleman lamp v stove co toronto ontario ltd ask your dealer the british market regardless of what may happen at the imperial economic conference at ottawa next month such measure of tariff protection as oreat brltlan has already adopted should benefit ont ario agricultural production very lar gely said mr r b somerset chair man of the ontario marketing board who hag just returned from a trip to oreat brttlaa england has made response to to biuy palgn especially since the of last tall which resulted in bar ab andoning- the gold standard this sentiment alone is a very real asset and mr somerset declared himself amaaed at the changed attitude on the part of the british importing trade which he says is the direct result of a demand on the part of the consumer thai ha fie supplied with british or empire product it was particularly with reference to improved export onndltlons of ontario agricultural products that the enshv man of tha ontario marketing board made bis trip to ores britfim and mr somerset declared himself ax tremejy well satisfied with the result of his visit the happy experience of ontario in extending and improving its ex ports of apples was said by mr som erset to be quite possible of extension other dairy products fruit honey to bacco barley and other grains and to nearly all other lines of farm pro ducts including live stock cheese and seeds it is necessary for our agricultural interests to go aggressively after this increased trade and take full advan tage of the demand for empire pro ducts stated mr somerset it is quite possible of course to export in a general way however if real re sults are to be obtained in the way of satisfactory prices our agricultural interests must organise themselves also they must go after british mar kets and make sure our products are placed before the british consumer as ontario products and not allow them to be lost to the general classification rremens convention at georgetown july 29th 30th 31st and august 1st special slimmer display or trimmed hats and sport hats at greatly reduced prices misses cl a ridge upstair herald block a best ught ttjlbs of all sizes guaranteed orders taken for ranges v and- aplliaiactss of all kinds i office town hall ipbblb concrete work i am prepared to do eonerato work of all fcmda esthnatrs given free of charge if you require anyttung to ttravahe raon ail s walker 84 if early promise is fulfilled the annapolis valley should this year produce an even larger yield of apples than in 1931 when the totalcrop was dose- to a million and threequarters batrels la the opinion of leading fruit men of kentvllle na the bloom thlb year lasted over ten days and at tracted visitors by the thousand from eastern canada and the united states miss constance regan middle- burg vo established a record for womep anglers on the n river new brunswick recently when she took a 2v4 lb atlan tic silver salmon the largest ever caught with a fly by a woman on that river the record aalmon taken in those waters by a male angler weighed 33k lbs canadian pacific standard time la standard time the world over prior to 1883 every town and city had its own local time based on the sun but in that year the sug gestion of sir sandford fleming chief engineer of the canadian pacific railway that the world ehpukj be divided into 2f sections one for each hour of the day and that time within each of these areas should be standard was adopted all over canada and the united states in 1884 the plan was also adopted in burope after a conference held at washington gilbert miller architect of youngstown 0 has a grouch agaraat windows and doors in office buildings and summer homes he found both too nar row to admit a riioose bead with an antler spread pf rive feet five inobe taken from a mqnsler fa hoi near 8l jovlte last season it looks he wrote to a 0 sey- mourxeneral tourist scent can adian paclho railway an though both the head and myself will end up in the garage but that is the kind of trophy to be got in the forests qf quebec big heads nd ots of them s19 h ere an a th ere notice to creditors of the estate of boafkbt scott late of the town of cta a m t ceamty of batten imsl all persona having claims against the estate of the late robert scott who died on or about the uhh day of june 1832 at the city of toronto are required to send to the undersigned solicitor on or before the 30th day of july 1932 full particulars of their and take notice that after the 30th day of july 1033 the administra trix wfll proceed to djatribute the ass of the said estate bavins regard sly to the claims of which she shall in have bad notice and that she wul not be liable to any person of whoso elaim she shall not then have received notice for the assets so dls- tributedor any part thereof datbd at geo thta 28th day of june 18 odrfbrth m lanodom solicitor for mrs robert scott his tt avinlstrafartx notice to creditors kxtig of the estate at atlchabo tjtvine cwstufan late sf uts towa ef g in tbacoanjy f hal aia persons having emma ngalnst the estate of toe late blchars irvine creeknan who died on or about the 20th day of june ifs at h town of oeorgatown are required to and to the undersigned solicitor op or befom the toth day of july isaa full psrticulare of their claims alfp f aks notice that after the sothr day- of july ims the exac win proceed to attribute the assets of the satdestste bavta regard only to the elasms of which they shall then nommuamo to any person of whose data tfcey hall not then has re ceived nottoe tor the assets so dto- trtbn o any part thereof datsdrt georgetown this 38th day of june im o- awhiuac ianodon sojwtorj fori lydia atb oreelman and clifford oreetasn big executors peptsin j p douglas rnr eaentlv panned commander pf the pacific speef queen the impress of jspan largest of canadian psci fie liners on the pacific recently brought his 26o00ton ekarva alongside pier b vancouver within 44 rninutes qf he paciflp record his excellency rana phagat chandra bahadur rajah of jub bal was a traveller on the empress of japan from the far east re cently be might have been taken for any business man but for the presence of bis wife daughter of the maharajah of kathlaad india who was attired in indian garb canada are most encouraging and given normal weather conditions the quantity and quality of the harvest will go a long way towards restoring confidence and pros perity grant hall viceprandeat of the canadian pacific railway stated recently on his return from a tour of inspection of the com panys property pinal figures of butter produc tion in alberta for 1931 amount to 22967922 pounds which is mora than 800000 pounds above the erevicus hlghestyears record for province closely associated with butter production ufa move ment inaugurated by the federal and provincial departments of agriculture to encourage farmers to enlarge their forage crop areas major bill mcgeehen one of americas best known columnists and lionel hitehmsn veteran defence man of boston bruins landed a 19 and 80 pounder aalmon from new brnnawjelr waters respectively in hay tha major cot his nab with s fomv eunea trout rod on the cains river hltchman was fishing at bartts pool near frederlcton oa the saint john river john cudahy of milwaukee hunting across the great divide near banff and faead by a furioua- iy charging wounded grlaxly slmokt within atrtking distance and with but one cartridge left in his rifle coolly stood his ground and mr cudahy na africa and alaaki but said he had need dropped tha monster at his feet cue id alaska but si perleni on this recent grixxly hnni bat i mb of the bargsln trips o weekndsn holidays which the dahy has hunted in india a bi had the thrills he exp beverage for special occasions by betty barclay on special occasions special bever ages are in order each hostess wants to feel thatshe is serving something unusual even though she is willing to admit that it may not be entirely new here are three reclpies that may be used at bridge parties weddings for impsrtant gueats or upon any spec ial occasion each ealls for liberal quantities of sugar a quick energy food that peps up the body wonder fully on a hot day currant punch beat 2 cups currant jelly to a froth add 1 pint boiling water and cup sugar cook gently until the jelly and sugar are dlsalved set aside to cool and when cold add the juice of 2 lemons dilute with cold water pour into glasses with crushed ice and gar nish with slice of cucumber peel cut very thin grape jolee lemonade i lemons ik- pints water 1 pint grape juice 1 cup sugar mix lemon juice with other ingred ients turn into pitcher half filled with lceind stir thoroughly let stand ten mlputei before serving cllaier sorbet h tt candied ginger 2 quarts water 2 cups sugar 1 cup lemon juice juice of 4 oranges crushed ice or ice water chop the ginger fine add it to the water and sugar and bolt for fifteen minutes cool and add water to nuuu ten cups of liquid add the fruit juices and serve in glasses half filled with crushed ice or dilutled with ice water fruit juices for oolq weather use by anne schuyler put up fruit juice snow for use next winter for beverages gelatin desserts pudding sauces or sherberts ttteir flavor will be appreciated in the cold weather months as win also the quick- energy value of the sugar which is used so liberally in preserving them try these reclpies this year and they wjh be favorites with you always add sufflchb ries to allow tbem to lost simmer them slowly until they lose tbeir shape strain off the juice as for yelly measure the juice and beat it to each quart add one cup of sugarboil for ave minutes skim seal in hot clean bottles or jars rhubarb jaiee rhubarb juice is particularly valuable for fruit beverages and for combining rv john leslie retires 43 dent oald water to th ber- wlth other fruit juices to lend tartness to jellies it is also good for jellied desserts and pudding sauces it may be prepared from the stalks that have become too tough to cook in other ways out the rhubarb in small pieces add just enough water to cover and hkntner until very soft strain the juice through a jelly bag to each quart of juice add two cups of sugar heat until the sugar is dissolved skim bring to the boiling point seal in clearv hot jars or bottles tin toiats an appropriate gift for a telephone operator taok vfby pot give her some es rings canadian pedftc has put into fsot this year waa further attested ffitrcbay brother offissn of the csjlsa rsdba bauwty ramaentetivea of c rs ef tha masonic otsfji of e53 tribute to the 1st yutesbyvu wsuotoflue united i ssorg a walton asrsl as- sanwar amt of tha railway at hu funeral in montr recently the remains war taken to winnipeg where burial took place firths bmvrood ceinstary with bis honor james d jatarsgor lien tenantgoveraor of manitoba mayor ralph h webb of winni peg and maay ofbo of th com- la attendance his arses stbaaouf sssiimd by reed of st lukes csuroa conductad tha 4 or strong durable walls of sheetrock tw wastsooy wai i nran georgetown liuiumf company uoited john leslie vice president of finance and treasurer of the canadian paduo railway after more than 63 years of service with that company aadjtp aubstdiaries will renra from office under pension i rules oa july 1st according to an announcement mads by k w beatty chairman and president mr leslie will be succeeded by mr e e lloyd presently comp troller of the company il b tjn- win assistant comptroller will be appointed comptroller and e a leslie assistant comptroller will be appointed deputy cpnntroner the directors and myself desire to record bur appreciation of mf leslies long loyal and emdentraervice mr beatty said in announcing mr leslies retire ment mr leslie has given life time to railway wort in this eoun try he became a railroader as a buy of i fl when in march 1877 he entered the service of the toronto grey brace railway as a junior dork in their toronto office he became vice president and comp troller montreal in january 1926 and vice president in charge of finance and treasurer on febru ary 10th 1928 mr lloyd who succeeds mr leslie as vice president and trea surer commenced bis railroad career with the canadian pacific at winnipeg in december 1887 when he became a dark in the stores department he became auditor of stores a mechanical accounts tt montreal in december 1904 and after holding different posts in that department became auditor of disbursements in march 1918 assistant comptroller in february 1921 and comptroller in february 1928 mr tjnwtn who succeeds mr lloyd was first a deck in the office of the assistant superinten dent at chapleau ontario in 1908 and served at chapleau white river and schreiber until theout- x e k lmr e- a break of the world war he early answkred the call to arms by an- listiivin the first contingent mr unwin was awarded the moitery cross earned his na jorlty being demobilised wtta that rankln april 1919 on jury 2 1926 he was made assistant auditor of miscellaneous accounts and on february 10th 1928 he was ap- pointed assistant comptroller e a leslie who becomes deputy comptroller is a son of john leslie and followed his dis tinguished father- into the service of the canadian psdnc railway company in 1912 he succeeded in winning a canadian pacific scho larship at meom university and became a student of transporta tion he graduated in 1919 with a bachelor of science decree mr leslie immediately ensted with tha canadian arnuery and alter serving in england and in france was demobilised in may 1919 with the rank of lieutenant july of tha same year found him back in harness with the canadian pacific- as dark in the general managers office in montreal mr leslie waa promoted to the post of assistant comptroller in february 1928- about readers and writers of advertisements nj the new way to buy coal blue coal mo xtra delivery charges o horvl tnwawfffyuyai stow achoojv net owing a past asit 1 t s a very old story the story of the man who put in a great daily newspaper an inconspicuous 2line advertisement as fol iowa cats wanted tl00 each am 16 major street he put in this advertisement to prove to doubting friend that the public reads advertisements you can imagine the doubters consternation when he saw next morning a streetful of men women and children each with a cat w hatever you your self may do in regard to the reading of advertisements know this everything print ed in a newspaper gets read and there are many who read every line news matter and advertisements those with lots of time and curiosity the company or firrn with something to sell something which thousands of persons can buy wouldnt be very wise if it published an incon spicuous advertisement the right thing for it to do is to crash in on your attention by publishing art advertisement which e is likely to o f course some adver tisements those of local re tailers may quite properly give prominence to prices their job may be to direct you rather than to inform or per suade you and to stir you up to quick action its job is to make you a normal man or woman see its advertisement and to make it so interesting that youlf read it then the advertise ment must be persuasive al so it should incite you to take action the writing designing and illustrating of advertisements intended to capture attention intrigue interest convey fair formation be convincing breed desire for what is adver tised and incite the reader to purchase aire highly specializ ed jobs iv you want to know just how difficult is the job of writing an advertisement vhich would get pp marks from a competent judge try tjb write gne febput a vacuum cleaner a motor can a writing ink- childs shoe or anything else limiting yourself to 300 wprd or jesa we sm is eae uie canadian weekly newspapers asisnlalliii v k