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Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), May 4, 1938, p. 7

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the geoitbwn herald wed nesday evening may 4th 1936 fto 7 fe we have a limited amount of oak flooring suitable for bedrooms halls etc special sale price 6c per square ft -fjcframpfo-foff- ag rovir a roo 10 x i2ft would coat only 720 including sale tax w it now dont wait or flies and insects to remind you that screen time has come 1 get our esti mate on door and win dow screens before mr and mrs house fly call are you go ing to screen the porch this yea as you vow ed you would last sum mer nowa the time i ihi georgetown lumber co lduted georgetown phone 250 romance of ooiioa dcw y dominant not km this yeah when yon mht three or for recent colon in one here are some general bales la color 4s certainly bt for this season 1 attention gardeners quantity of black loom for sale a livingstone phone 55w georgetown round trip bargain fares from georgetown friday and swhirday may 13 14 to stations oshawa and east to cornwall inclusive uxbridge lindsay peteioro campbellford stations newmarket to north bay inclusive penetang colllngwood meaford midland parry sound sudbury cap- reol and west to beardmore saturday may 14 to toronto also to brantford chatham ooderich ouelph hamilton london niagara palls owen sound sl catharines st marys samla strat ford strathroy woodstock tickets also rood in this section friday may 13th as rouows prom st marys stratrord and georgetown train 20 prom stratford train 170 see handbills for complete list of destinations for fares return limits train information tickets etc consult nearest agent t12zd canadian national sr rr i bikn m eniens- expert watch repairs by j h jordan georgetown phone 11 lane block the oakr ta yr prateetfc- good suiter wood iji stove wood lengths h kentner son phones office 12 res 211 georgetown b the dominant riots for this season fra- gue pastels and bolder hues will he combined with gay impudence if you are going- in for mulu-color- ed costumes mixing- three- and even more colors in a single outfit life is apt to be a bit difficult unless you watch it very carefully its easy enough to put two colors together but when you start working with three or four theres the problem not only or avoiding discord in your ensemble but of belncareful about your make- i your makeup with your colorl motif first mix the colors of your cos tume with careful eye then match your makeup with the dominant color in your costume or you can match it with the hue of your most outstanding accessory it may be a bright bouuranlere on your lapel or a vivid scarf when there is no pre dominating color match your make up with the color nearest your face here is a stakeup chart for the principal new colors that will be seen for ray a vivid makeup is re commended for contrast peach make up base a light shade of pinkish tan powder red coral rouge and lipstick and matching nail polish bule eye shadow and bluegreen mascara for guardsman dlue dusty blue and other spring blues peach make up base peach powder red strawberry lipstick with a blue undertone match ing rouge and nail polish blue mas cara and blue eyeshadow for wheatstalk and other beiges again use a vivid note peach make up base and peach powder red ger anium lipstick rouge and nail polish green eyeshadow and bluegreen mascara for yellow a woodsy motif is car ried out makeup base with a brown ish undertone and powder with a brownish tone rouge lipstick and nail polish are red geranium bronze eyeshadow with a touch of green and on the eyelashes brown mascara for pink gumdrop hedgerose and trawberry costumes peach makeup base light shade of pinkish tan pow der red strawberry lipstick with a blue undertone and matching rouge and nail polish black mascara the eyeshadow is according to the color of the eyes blue for blue eyes blue- green for brown eyes for lilac mauve and violet make up base with a brownish undertone a light shade of pinkish tan powder red raspberry rouge lipstick and nail polish black mascara and blue eye shadow for greens from pale green to em erald and vivid green makeup base with a brownish undertone light shade of pinkish tan powder red geranium lipstick red strawberry rouge with a blue undertone red geranium nail polish jade or emerald green eye shadow and bluegreen mascara how to control gajunen insects one of the most enjoyable and sat isfying hobbles within the reach of everyone is gardening no home can be considered complete wlthtout a garden either a flower garden- veg etable garden or combination of both and no garden seems to be complete without its insects in the control of insects prevent ion offers a very definite place in the battle against them prevention may be adopted in several ways but gar den sanitation is of orst importance many of the insects pass the winter under rubbish in and around the gar den a11 weeds and other refuse should be burned with plants as wttn other forms ot life the weak and sickly are tnost susceptible to the attack of insects than the strong and vigorous a- otdlngly every effort stiouw bvjae in the spring to stimulate rapid growth with a view to producing rug ged plants this can be done in a number of ways the first and most important way is to use care in sel ecting the seeds by buying the best from an established dealer before sowing the seed thoroughly cultivate and fertilize the soil the seed will produce stronger plants if sown warm soil for the average gardener it is not important to be able to name the dif ferent species of insects as it is nec essary to know whether they are of the sucking or biting type some of the better known biting insects are cut worms colorado potato beetle caterpillars and rose chafers among the sucking groups aye apbida leaf- hoppers tarnlshted plant bugs and thrtps biting insects are commonly controlled by dusting or spraying the infested plants with a stomach poison such as lead arsenate calcium arsen ate or paris green lead arsenate is probably the most suitable since there is little fear of burning the plants with it the sucking insects are best controlled with nicotine sulphate but pyrethum extracts hellebore and oil sprays are gaining favour one ad vantage of pyrethrum is that it is harmless to human beings success in direct control hinges to a large extent on the early and thor ough application of the proper rem edy insects are much more easfty killed when they are fully grown in dusting or spraying be generous with materials one liberal application is more effective than several that are scanty treat both the upper and lo wer surfaces of the leaves since many of the worst pests seek shelter under the leaves sprays and dusts should be applied on a warm day when there is little or no wind blowing if re peated applications are necessary they should be given at intervals of about a week or slightlyless for further information concerning the control of garden insects the en tomology division dominion depart ment of agriculture will be pleased to give it the main woiulo airway canada and russia are neighbors across the arctic ocean it is less than 2000 miles from the canadian mainland to the siberian coast and not more than 1300 from the tip of the northernmost russian island or of canadas northernmost island to about as far as from toronto to win nipeg but this is not all writes i ilebourdaifi in the canadian mag azine the shortest distance between canada or the united states for that matter and any part of europe or asia are northward think of what that means to us in canada it means thatwe are near er to the coming world iutre than tne people of the united states look ing at the globe withthe north pole d aw-fir- qflfton in t centre we ipiace an event m it now is to fiybetrween ekknonton and ak- javuc or3twen london and paris then wupoanadas back door be come its rrohtooor then may can adians who for so long have gazed enviously southward toward the sup posedlygreen fields of the united states turn their eyes northward and for the first time survey with satis faction the broad expanse of their own- country it does not require prophet to predict that within the lifetime of most of you who read these lines the canadian north wib be srkuroned with air routes connect ing united states and canadian pointer with important points in europe and asia the shortest route will win in the end fruit and vegetable inspector h h ponton wins every case prosecuted under ont farm products grades and sales act short weight potat oes rhubarb and asparagus the pittsburg pirates may be lead ing the national baseball league without a defeat but inspector harry h ponton toronto district fruit in spector is leading the league in pros ecutions under the ontario farm products grades and sales act in- 3 spector ponton in recent weeks has 8 conducted sixteen cases against tor- onto men for various infractions of the act and obtained convictions and fines in every one of them he has a perfect average inspector c t stevenson stationed at belleville has prosecuted six district cases in east ern ontario and has won them all at least a dozen cases are pending in other words district fruit and vegetable inspectors are distinctly on the job and cracking down on all a merchants who do not live up to on- tario dept of agriculture regulations pertaining to the sale grade and weight of fruit and vegetables five or these cases had to do with over facing of apples the inspect ors caught five men selling apples good on top but not so good down through the package the fine was 25 in on case and 10 in the oth ers the magistrate pointing out that the public must be protected against this sort of thing the farm pro ducts act does give protection to the consumer as well as the legitimate grower and honest merchant the average buyer of forced rhu barb in late winter months does not know each bunch nflist weigh at least 15 ounces three merchants were fined 10 each for short weight rhu barb and three cases are pending there are two size bunches in aspar agus they must weigh 7 and 14 ounces when sold several merch ants are to face court shortly for un derweight asparagus bunches the majority of court cases have to do with improper grading of potatoes marking tagging misrepresentation and underweight there has aen a great improve ment in the way the act is being ob served since we started prosecutions in january declared inspector pon ton we do not take a case to court unless we have plenty of evidence the farm products grades and bales act was passed by the ontario legislature a year ago aoricxtue in uj under the provisions of the british agricultural act of 1937 whch alms at enriching the soil in order to pro mote greater production the british government has authority to reim burse the farmers for so per cent of the cost of the lime and 25 per cent of basic fertilizers spotted to their land the aot affects canada insofar as the better feed for livestock should increase the demand hi the united kingdom for store cattle see canada onone jslde of this smaff st of the oceans and northern europe and northern asia on the other while the united states southern europe and southern asia occupy a zone far ther removed from the centre thus to fly from the united states to europe or asia by the shortest route one must cross canada and the arctic or sub arctic regions most of the obstacles to successful flying across the arctic are mechani cal and apply to flying anywhere eventually these obstacles will be overcome and then the arctic will have the inestimable advantage of shorter distances the airplane about to change the shape of the world and canada is toward the hub from vancouver to liverpool across canada north of hudson bay and thence by way of baffin island green land and iceland is about 4300 miles by rail and steamer via montreal it is 6100 miles from new york to leningrad across labrador greenland and iceland is also about 4300 miles while the distance by ship would be about 5300 miles from liverpool to yokohama across the arctic the dis tance is about 6500 miles while by steamer and rail via montreal and vancouver the distance is 9038 miles when the time comes as inevitably it will that planes can be counted upon as a matter of course to stand the day to day strain of long distance flying and when a sufficient number of radio equipped meteorological sta tions are established along the way flying across the arctic will become bund ay indisposition jjonbus sabbatlcus or sunday sick- making a small town small one of the things which keeps the small town small and which ma doing business or practising a profes sion so hazardous is the number of people in that town who earn their income there arid spend it in the nearby large city says the kiwanis magazine this magazine continues the small town dentist is irritated by the local citizen who goes to the large city to patronize the cheap advertised dentist when he himself goes to the large town tailor to have his clothes made the small town lawyer com plains when the big city lawyer is called in on an important case but when he is getting married he goes to the big city to buy his flancess engagement ring the local druggist is annoyed when the woman who runs the beauty parlor goes to the big city tor her soaps and creams yet he al lows his wife to go to that same city for permanent waves let htm among us who is without sin cast the first stone when a man makes his living out of the citizens of a town it is his duty to s pend every dollar of that income in the town it possible if he expects t he people of that town to do business with him then he should realize his own obligations to do business with them of course women are the worst of fenders the larger stock the good advertising the bargain days and all the other attractions ol the big stores in the city have an almost trrestlble appeal to them if a husband would only point out to his wife that the money she is spending was put into his hands by the local people and that if they too began to deal in the big city she would starve she might be cured of this bad habit hanover post the vicar was appealing to mem bers of his congregation to supply re freshments for the church social and now please remember e end ed what we want are not abstract promises but concrete cakes vangry farmer what fer are ye coraln name wi yer milk pall empty didna the auld coo gt onythlng farm hand ay sir the auld coo gied nine quarts an ae kick ess7a disease peculi t ehiii members the attack comes on sud denly every sunday nosymptons are felt on saturday night- the patient sleeps well and wakes feeling well eats a hearty breakfast but about church time the attack comes on and continues until the services are over for the morning then the patient feels easy and eats a hearty dinner in the afternoon he feels much better and is able to take a walk talk about politics and read the sunday papers he eats a hearty supper but about church time he has another attack and stays at home he retires early sleeps well and wakes up on monday morning refreshed and able to go to work and does not have any symptons of the disease untu the following sun day the peculiar features are as fol lows 1 it always attacks members of the church 2 it never makes its appearance except on the sabbath 3 the symptons vary but it never interfere with the sleep or appetite 4 it never lasts more than twenty- four hours 5 it generally attacks the head of the family 6 no physician is ever called suspicious wife where have yon been all evening husband ive been talking busi ness with jack baker wife and i suppose thats bak ing powder sprinkled over your shoul der r h thompson co -r- leonard electric refrigerators r h thompson co hardware plumbing electrical wiring t1nsmithing and eavestroughing phone 46 georgetown attention farmers kelvin at or offers you an electric refrigerator built especially for farm use the new model has 13 cubic ft storage space room for an 8 gallon milk can the low price wol surprise you 1 see us today hugh lindsay 4honell georgetown

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