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the georgetown herald wednesday evening april 9th 1941 ee glimpses of parliament hughes cleaver 1u th expected debate ou the con servative nonconndenoe amex with respect to agriculture did not so on this week but instead the dfecua- atoa on wheat wan given first place while this subject is not as vital to ontario as it is to the west in this letter i win pass along some of the bntormation which has been given to the house our carry over of old wheat on july 1st last was 300 t rfatllton bushel ant our new crop yielded 5514 million bushels this would make our wheat supply for the current year 862j mil lion bushels which la just about double our average supply tor the pre vious ave years canada never has had a market within any year jar a quantity of the magnitude of this years supply and under present conditions our market outlet is so curtailed that the larger part of it must be carried forward in to the next year by comparison canada s carry over of wheat in 1938 was only 24 million bushels and in the previous year 37 mlthonw for the ave years from 192321 canada a aver age yearly carry over was 39 6 mil lions the high record of carry over in the past was 319 mp bushels k 1933 canada produces only about one tenth of the world wheat supply the normal wheat carry over for the en tire world is only 543 million bus- bete from these figures it will be seen that while we only produce a mall fraction of the world wheat supply canada will this year have a carry over greatly in excess of the wrrrrmi world carry over ix canada planted no wheat at all this spring and none in 1943 her present surplus would enable her to maintain both her domestic and her foreign trade for two years at the full average of the last five years and would provide seed for the third year this enormous excess of wheat in awrtr- has two important conaequ- 1 it depresses the world price of wheat with consequent loss to cana dian fanners on future crops of wheat 3 the cost of carrying this wheat in both interest charges and storage rates is at least 80 million dollars ah- maby in the light of all of these facta our programme this year provides for a d wheat acreage of 36 per eent the kea of this decreased acre age is to be borne part by the state and part by the western fanners the western farmer has had so many bad yean it is therefore natural that he anould the other far mers m canada fear the results of toe ojreratncatton of agriculture in the west but what other option is there tn sight the british budget has now brought down and it raises 1 texes to 50 and in addition it re duces the amount of the exemptions the exemptions on a married mans income are reduced to 670 and 388 for a single man a very inter esting feature however has been in troduced with respect to the income tax on small incomes these are set up as a credit to each man and will be available to him when the war is over a similar feature has been in troduced with respect profite tax this 100 but industry fund of 30 for when the war is sory form of saving see it decreases uon of goods at thft r permitting a greater war effort and it provides a large reservoir of demand lor consumer goods to speed up the reestahushment of industry when the war is over canada a war effort is being stepped up just as fast as new factories can be built and men train ed to man the new factories our war savings scheme has been notably uq- cessful but as the war grows in inten sity it is possible that canada may tiave to enforce a savings plan simi lar to the british plan thirtynine members of the house coiramons visited the steel com pany of canada and the national steel car company at hamilton last weekend the contribution which hamilton is making to the supply of war materials is nothing short of miraculous already the steel com pany of canada has stepped up its capacity to three times its maximum steel capacity in their largest year of the great war its new plate mill which came into production just a few days ago has a capacity of 50 tons per hour expressed in terms of ships it can produce in one month enough steel plates to build 7 cargo ships having a tonnage of 10 000 tons the national steel car company has specialized in shell production its new plant is turning out over 80 000 shells per week it has produced over 3 million shells to date and is now producing as many shells as all of the other canadian plants added tog antl aircraft guns are being forged at the domiion steel and foundry and are being machined and finished by the westinghouse company and the otis peneon elevator co the manufacture of guns in canada is an entirely now industry and it got into production six months ahead of sche dule at a dinner given to the members at the royal connaught hotel on sat urday night and winch was attended by all the leading industrialist of hamilton nothing but praise was gl- bob bowman interviews canadians in hospital for empire audience christinas under fire the empirewide broadcast of christmas bay conaisted of a number of actuality broadcasts from an parts of great britain bob bowman of the obc overseas unit presented portion of the program from taplqw military hospital ven to the government for the way in which industry has been organized for the war effort and no one criticized the excess profits tax which has taken all of the profiteering out of the war effort this aini that in sport by o mac moouvray after being practically unheard of for 17 or more years the score less wonders- nave turned up again only this time in a different role it seems that back in the early 70s georgetown boasted a ladles hockey team who won for themselves the name of scoreless wonders for as the name suggests they never scored any goals but financially the club had more success than hockey chibs locally this season for they had bank balance of 800 which through the years had accumulated to 737 just last week on the initia tive of mrs a c mdmurchy treas urer of the club those members of the team in the district were con tacted and it was unanimously dedd- fd to send this balance to the british war victims fund reading in the toronto telegram of thia fine gesture on the part of the scoreless won ders aroused our curiosity as to who the players might have been etc so we are indebted to mrs momurohy for this information it was back in 192324 that the late angus duncan took a group of the fair sex under charge and began the task ol coaching them as a hockey team save on spring bedding we offer to the first twentyfive custom ers of spring filled mattresses values which may not be duplicated again they are all made by such reputable and wellknown manufacturer as simmon bedding co and marshall ventilated mattress co they are graded in price to suit every purse contain hundreds of oil tempered coil spnngs are covered with sturdy longwearing attractive tickings with built in side handles for easy handling and come in all standard sizes 46 4 0 3 3 see these outstanding values before completing your spring household alterations sale psice the gwynne mattress oo a regular s100 springfiued the popwbv a a a stripe covered hi 95 the even rest the noble this sprinxluled mattress ha always been sold at lm finished in attractive at a qe floral art covering and con- si l talrfrir over 200 coll springs sale price mxw as 295 the slumber kins an ou rnorlte am wtth sit usuj tomstnd rawest con nrtno apodal nlalaraa m0 edge tanlsavloerad prabafli 0kfsf ff border and nld new afbal- pfz jj pttrtnr nattasaltr a 73 ed prioo la e omb only l thkss only simmons essex si kent studios esnbbnsoteg wito sax bbrafcx sasa aynwag tana ion u hum 1 1 as- tofetthicqie rijjijkwbs home furnishings store georgetown although they were not noted for coring goals they now have many pleasant memories of games with teams from milton and toronto ko daks and digging still further into history we were informed that mm cllves snyder now of kitchener mil dred fleck was secretary of the club wjln mrs mcmurchy huttonville margaretr mcdonald acting as treas urer and also tending to the duties of netminder other players included mrs k c mcmillan oladys tost mrs p p blackburn alva arnold mrs harold cleave edna mcdonald mrs c e ruddy amy mcdonald mrs w huffman viner wright mrs heatherlngton orace forster mrs vance kentaer and yvonne adams last week we told how paisley in termediate b team were favored to win the ontario title over sea forth but it seems that it will not be as easy as all that and the tables may be somewhat reversed playing a best of ave series the first affair went seaforth then two tie overtime games deadlocked uie series last night seaforth won again to take a still greater edge on the series it was ever thus the fergus news- record says our hockey team played so good this year that the fans only had one loss to blame on the referee in the junior c finals markham look too good for the bolton fly ers having taken the first two games of the best of five series last nights score was 10 tor markham hock el fans who took in the juvenile series this winter between copper oufi and georgetown lions will remember jay mccarthy as cop per dins outsta pbvot man news come from the north that jay turned up with 10 goals and assisted on another in a midget final be- nreen copper cliff maple leafs and rangers needless to say the rangers won 139 many of the boys who were down here are also playing in the juvenile finale against falcon- bridge the copper ouff team won the first game 7 6 with the second game being played tomorrow new advertisements sroomed house with furnace phone ltt georgetown ltp daplex far kent rooms and bath private en trance phone 278w ror saw nobarfa seed barley splendid nt price reasonable a j ruddeh phone 42 r 12 georgetown 2t wood for sale choice mixed summer wood for sale 325 a single cord apply to jack tost phone 361 tt home for bent occupancy six room house with good garden apply at herald office ltp used tires for sale 6o0ji6 good used tires 360 each up never repaired traded in on new tires speight b oarage phone 27w sand and gravel tor sale sand and gravel for sale delivered lloyd davison glen williams phone 136 r 32 georgetown house to rent house to rent on guelph street vacant may 1st all conveniences ap ply w c anthony phone 308 georgetown it wanted bright young girl also young man for general greenhouse work barber floral co phone 47w it for rent 25 acres pasture well watered on the 7th line lot 24 apply col jas ballaraine phone 395 r 11 george town it spray outfit for sale 4horse engine 200 gallon tank mas- seyharris outfit apply george herrlngton phone 166 georgetown plastering and general ribpalr work i am prepared to do plastering stucco work and general repair work all kinds phone 400 h walters ge tt team for sale bay mare 11 years 1600 ibs bay gelding 10 years 1500 lbs apply q kinnear farm ltmehouse lip s room apartment two inedmm-sht- ed rooms with kitchenette and strik dean and comfortably furnished sep arate entrance also extra large eom- fortajble front room unfurnished call during the day or phone 368 queen 8l apia f it help sewing maid wanted boys clothes m small amount of housework to assist in kitchen preparing vege tables washing dishes etc saury for each 35 a month evenings tree lrra in appelby college oakvflhs out far betas for rent apply wilson queen street it lrre and dreamed poultry market prions a bamett a son bm tonvute phone brampton 4 r 14 re verse charges 4f l for sale singer drophead cabinet in perfect condition 1200 also singer electric round bobbin portable 2500 guaranteed repairs and service to all makes singer sewing machine oo brampton phone 086 or cans may be toft at herald office ltp i for sale bolstelnjersey cow 4 yrs due to freshen 1harse mower lhorse hay rake 1horse plow 2 1horse wagons set of diamond harrows apply to george munn phone 173 georgetown- it eed oats registered vanguard oats 4th gen eration rust resistant heavy yieldem power cleaned test 42 lbs per bus at cleaning plant 100 bus unsealed 85c bags free wnuactt swactc- v hamer lot 32 3rd line esquedng phone 9841 it notice ownersot pslttacine birds are re quired to report to their local medical officer of health without delay pslttacine bird shall mean parrot parrakeet lovebird or budgexiger and every other bird declared as pslttacine bird by the minister of health c v williams moh georgetown your eyes most of as work oar eyes to the bmlt we work long hsvjrs at the factory store office or at stoolea at night we read sew go to a movie or play cards what is the answer bye strain and fafdgaa we earn help ye new stylo of glasses at etty consult ot walker r 0 kxb8ight bncuust whs wtt be at his offies ever the ball tuupheus oa mam ote georgetown taw ssaand wednesday at each at ye aaay esfosatt ol x waaar at satanee fat ihsomatsm m limited engagement nothing oct but the pb1cs1 wool combing ask continued from page 1 may that the treasurer pay the re lief accounts as presented by the relief officer 243 71 carried moved and seconded by cleave and harrop that the treasurer pay board of hydro commissioners georgetown street lights at glen williams to march 31st 7476 acton public utilities daman crescent street lights to march 17th 15 00 the muni cipal world ud supplies 448 the bell telephone co account 352 w c anthony to wiring garage 17 17 walter lawson to 70 lb corn 135 clerk uamps 1 00 mrs v mile- ham to cleaning council chamber 3 00 hydro electric power comm brampton lights at council chamber to march 31st 4 80 carried moved by cleave and murray thai the treasurer pay the roads sheets as presented by the road superintendent 026 03 carried moved and seconded by may and cleave that the treasurer pay alfred brigden mileage and supplies as de puty game warden 35 74 j sanford rellel account lp date 2800 carri ed moved and seconded by may and harrop that the treasurer be auth orized to accept 1125 in payment of the six months interest coupon due april 1st 1641 for 2250 on bond no 3777 province of alberta for 1000 held on account of the ralhvay bonus fund carried moved and seconded by harrop and murray that the treasurer pay board of health accounts dr o k stev enson treatment to patient no 10 sept 14 1040 to feb 1st 4200 x m bennett taking indigent home from toronto general hospital march 21s 6j00 fare to toronto advanced to indigent 300 total 7joooarrled moved and seconded by harrop and may that the town of geor be instructed to remove the dayfe family rrom the township of efniiwdng wlth- flfteen days and that a copy of this resolution be sent to the cuerlt of the town of qeorgetownca moved and seconde by harrop and murray that the council accept the tender of a bast for gravel laid down on the roads at 7gc per cumo yardv carried moved and seconded by cleave and may that ibis council authorise the oter to r marked cneque to armstronc moved and seconde by murray tad vices fund subject to the approfi tfa munldpal bcdvfcittsd moved and seconded by murray and may tfaa in do now adjourn to meet on monday hay 6th at u0 pm or at the tan of the reerfc carried gone with the wind capitol theatre brampton monday tuetday wednesday april 14 15 buttnes8 daily at t m dat children 25 nightly at 8 0 dst 16 st s all bbats k akw bt eoboauaeoabuwoasoak j lard bulk 3 lb 25c baking powder stss lc eei 1npc choice meaty o 1l 1 q rkullcis mrtlmn slie a id xifc red rose coffeesi47c domino 4 lb fkc soap flakes 27c odex 2 cakes 9c toilet soap diced beets 3 tint 25c aylmebu m tim asparagus cuttings 12c aylkek u c tina lynn valley 1 tk peas 2 tins 19c oold albbon utbi sjraa pears tin 10c brooms 25c pickles 25c ltiui vader 27 oa heinz s oa bottla ketchup 5c kttz st oa jar salad dressing 39c pork chops lb 29c pork rolls lb 29c picnic style hams boneless lb 25c bone in lb 23c fruit amd oranges 19c 29c doz carrots 2 bun 13c radish bun 5c vegetables grapefruit 5 for 25c celery hearts 2 for 29c spy apples pk39c simmers seeds 71 25c l dominion stores lti c