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jehn adaakb at predaeer of heritage of seng tbe new md sl aerie new hoard ever lb cbo naiaanal network on sundays at impaedst be is ate proda- ear of several ather cmc msateal aswgr tea wy tbe fort- nightly broadcast concer af the teronta symphony orebeatra w j cooked floor contractor nocjjabta sanding nr oisnoosa good wfcmbalrip s mbit st uiliioion it kura 10 1 oh a nii basis petal brnda a tto m local lwettack trackers canadian ooqmumrs wool oaowna ihotd the georgetown herald wednesday evening apnl 23rd 1941 companys coming so lets dress up a bit paul grey in the canadian homo journal george c brown cream we are now paying 36c for no 1 cream fo b toronto daft rli willa for eaon toronto creamery braneb of the united farmers co operative co ltd toronto roonmanys ccnlng theres al ways a thrill in tbat announcement and invariably theres an incentive to dress up a bit in honor of tbe oom- pany tbat goes for almost any home in the land but tills year companys coming in a really biff way we nope not merely to our in dividual homos but to oanada at large and tbe company thats coming will be made up largely of paying guests who wish to see our great country at its very best we want these guests from south of tbe border and we havent the slightest compunction in admitting that we want their money in gener ous quantity for to that money we are looking for additional wherewithal to continue our share in the war to extorminate hltleiiam for all time so with company coming its high time forurj all as good hosts to dress up a bit certainly tbe ontario de partment of highways already had led the way for relatively few great high ways in the eastern portion of tola continent are superior in landscape log to the queen elizabeth way which links toronto with niagara falls that is a very concrete example of the sort of dressing up for company which should be applied all over canada this spring well in advance of the tourist season true enough landscape schemes can not be as lavish everywhere as on the queen elizabeth way but at least there can be a generous individual and concerted use of trees since these are one of the cheapest most easily avail able of all canadian commdditles thus there remains not the slightest excuse for the many treeless gardens urban thoroughfares through high ways and country roads which still keep canada from looking her best and quite aside from aesthetics of course treeplanting has permanent economic value for canada in pre venting soil erosion in tnflt water supplies in forming protective windbreaks dont let us stop then with the lusty singing of the maple leaf for ever instead let us make sure of mapfe leaves forever by planting maple trees now to grace our homes and line our thoroughfares with irv ing green there is no oner tree none more suitable for a country with tbe maple leaf as its symbol sometimes the most important part of a landscapebeautifying project is tbe screening of unsightly views or ob jects poplars quick of growth and majestic in then- tail dignity are particularly useful for aoreen-plant- ing apart from that they always are definitely dramatic when planted as sentinels to guard a boundary line or as guardians of the driveways country homes flowering trees though also should be included if canada is to look her loveliest tbe catalpa the horse chest nut the flowering cherry tbe black locust these would add tothe charm of any garden while for gaiety of ber ries a comprehensive plantinglist should not omit the mountain ash nor should evergreens be overlooked since th year round amsacuveness important asset visitors will note with pleasure the homes made attraotlveby a profusion gay flowers a sweep of wellkept lawn a leafy cloak of vines so it is obvious that every householder has certain measure of responsibility canada is to take rank as a place of beauty and do go in for shrubs there s a wealth of beautifying material in this category flowering almond butterfly bush hawthorn deirbda siberian pea lilac russian olive hydrangea bus honeysuckle syringa kerrla flowering currant welgeua spiraea and broom nor can a householder call it a day when bis garden baa had its due measure of attention not if his house remains shabby and generally rundown 1 threes up in many cases wlu have to be interpreted as paint up yes almost any short drive whether in town or country wlu con vince even a doubting thomas that oanada stands in need of a good ses sion with the paintbrush this spring if everything is to look spick and span against that friendly invasion of pay ing guests we hope for during the summer to come paintingboth outdoors and in for tunately is something which can be accomplished even tbough as is in evitable botb akuled and unskilled labor becomes increasingly scarce of course a lot of householders might be averse to tackling the painting of an entire house with patience time and practice however they could manage tbe freshing up of trim shutters and porches and thereby vastly enhance tbe appearance of their houses to say nothing of the protection which that painting would extend to tbe expo woodwork and with gray war clouds con stantly overhead perhaps a greater gaiety in our painting colorschemes might be salutary if then some ap parently conservative householder has bad a burled longing for a touch of bright color on the exterior of his home now is his golden opportunity to gratify himself provided of course that the wanted coloring will not stir up immediate conflict with tbe color- schemes of any closely neighboring houses so now let us get on with our pleas ant and profitable task of beautifying oanada with fresh paint flowers and troest l g klein gives illustrated lecture the illustrated lecture given by mr l q klein of the ojuc at the lib rary thursday evening april i7tb proved to be a great treat this was arranged as an opening feature for the canvas for members for tbe hor ticultural society which is taking place during tins week the audi enoe though small was keenly inter ested and all expressed their regret that more of the members did not avail themselves of the opportunity at hearing this very attractive and in formative lecture mr klein covered all tbe field of shrubs vines mvntmli and their care with excellent pictures and suggestions for uptodate gar- 1 dendng he also showed very fine col ored slides of tbe newest gladiolus roses and lillles there was time given for questions and discussion a real stimulus for this years gardening mr klein brought mr harris of book wood with him who was visitor clearing auction sale fahm stock daiky equipment fuawltinue etc tbe undersigned has received m structlons from b c robson to sell by pubue auction at lot 30 second lane xtaquesmg adjoining acton on fbjday afbulstblml commencing at one oclock standard rev fr mcbride appointed to hamilton church it waa announced last week by hfa nxaanoy moat rev j p ryan bishop of hamilton that rev fr j l mcbride for tbe past ten years pastor of holy cross rxj ohuron georgetown and st josephs r 0 ouhrch acton has been appointed pastor of sacred heart ctauroh ham ilton tbe appointment will take effect the end of tuiii myji pr mbbride whose residence is m acton has made many friends in geor during his work here and his friendly visits in be com will be missed lb addition to hi duties as pastor of sacred heart church he will be diocesan director of the cyo youth organization rev fr vincent j morgan of mac- ton and unwood will succeed rev fr mcbride as pastor of the acton and georgetown churches umehousi f and mrs wesley lane mr robert lane and miss isabel lane of toronto visited mrs r lane on april 13 ra wm and gordon grieg of brentford spent sunday with the gales and miss ivans mr and mrs sari scott and mr bruce gummer visited vritb tbe scott family on sunday mrs william mitchell is visiting re latives in toronto for a couple of weeks mr and mrs plckard have been wttto mr and mrs nat given recent ly o j atimw to mr and mrs icirkpatrick on tbe arrival of a baby daughter on sunday botb doing well the girls lookout club held an afternoon tea and baking sale at tbe home of mrs beennan on thursday afternoon and realised a good sum as a result mrs r storey held tbe winning nuwihfr for tbe door prise a bag of flour donated by mies irene mrs yeates and mrs king of lon don spent part of last week wttb mas g autbsriand owing to t poor condition of the sjaeroaoa south of umahouae moat of tbe traffic from west of tbe village is routed along no 23 we nope it will stand up until tbe otbcxs are repaired master keonotb graaweq of tor onto spent his master boudaya with mrs mummery ice ice ice phone 84 r 13 for ice service and jet more for your money delivery anywhere in town and nearby villages a complete line of frost wire fences and supplies always on hand c e smith stewarttown phone georgetown 84 r 13 memories that linger on are those that are earefany writ ten into a perpetuating medhmt it is the dam of everyone that their name live forever bat time cans thonghts thai once were so vivid only when a memorial that will stand the ravfshea af the ages baa been e can this fond hope be realised c i imported scotch granite standi as jus integrity and dignity of the name it t dmatgn sulmttted corner post and marker a good jmspla y in stock let us help you decide on a suitable memorial as we employ no agents a card or letter win bring aar service t year dear we also specialize in cemetery lettering oakville monument works oakville 19 colborne l west ontario mr and mrs dan doric of hamil ton called on the mthfcrefe on bonds recent vtattora wfcfa taw wright include mr and mrs l wrlgbt and two daughters and mrs roacb of tor- j onto on l and grant wright of bern on sonday mr and mrs- adam hall miss toots hall mr william hall and master alex opened ttwtr cottage last sunday come one to the come all saturday april26th at sykes shed corner of market and yonge su living room dining room bed- room and kitchen furniture radios and mmrted household goods tune tbe following bay mare gray horse cattle reg ayrshire cow reg ayrshire cow reg ayrshire cow reg ayrshire calf jersey cow jersey cow shorthorn cow hoistein cow holsteln cow hoistein cow hotetein cow holsteln cow holsteln cow 1 goat implements 1 maasey harris binder 6 ft cut i mooormlck mower 5 foot spring tooth cultivator seed drill 4 section harrows 12 plate disc no 31 fleury plow turnip drill scuf- fler set of bobsleighs wagon and box bay rack root pulper small spra set scales set stewart clippers buggy stoneboat grindstone fanning mill cow chains vise milk cart lawn mower forks shovels cant hook etc 335 potato sacks dairy othnhbj3 surge 2 unit milking machine complete woods electric milk cooler botb new last fall delaval cream separator strainer plunge p chum miscellaneous quantity on hay 6 hens collie dog 3 buck saws t double harness 3 horse collars set single heavy harness quantity of n co pornrrcjre bedroom furni ture irving room furniture kitchen utensils swivel choir 3 desks steel show case haircloth sofa small tables radio ice box 2 congoleum rugs 1 smoking lamp pillows bedding rugs pictures books and otber household articles bverytbmg mast be som as mr bob- son baa been called to vancouver terms cash nothing to be removed until settled for frank fetch auctioneer georgetown ont sale begins at 1 30 d st frank petch auctioneer township of esquesing sanitary notice notice is hereby given tbat all residents of the township of esques ing are required f oruiwitii to clean their cellars drains yards pig styes water closets and other buildings and premises and remove all dirt tilth manure or substances which may whtanger the public health and to have same completed by the 10th of may next an which day tbe sanitary inspector will oommence a general in- all residents are earnestly request ed to keep tbelt premises constantly clean and in thoroughly sanitary con dition note no pig stye n to be er within 66 feet of any dwethng iwuse mad street or lane j banford sanitary inspector esquesing apnl 18th im1 3i householders these are your war weapons savethem6iyethmammpmt this war wo cannot all march into battle but wo earn march info the atpes the callazs and etoreaway places in onr hennas thar ar war weapona in thaae placoe and in your household waato which can bo turned into a valuable contribution to canada a war production and brio funds lor wax auxiliary aorrlcoa many local toluntaar organizations hata already comptad plans far a salvage cam paign in thalr districts more will follow quickly we hope au canada will be organised to clean out and clean np on hitler i every day oi every week until this war la won 0097 acra of loilal which can be profitably salvaged in the area in which you bve must be saved collected and turned is to war production material and money a careful study and surrey is being made throughout canada by this department as to the type and class of salvage which will realise the greatest return in your community if this information ts not now in the hands of your local salvage committee or your municipal council have them cete with the supervisor nabonal sal vage campaign new supreme court building ottawa the complete facilities oi the depart ment are at the disposal of local community organizations to aid in making their sohrage ca a snocesa when die campaign starts in yon community we ask mat you give it your unqualified support tired by authority of honourable jars g gardiner minister department of national war services even scrap coirts pat thea oat carsfally they will be collected they kill be itet c