Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), March 12, 1930, p. 3

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fjslir il- 1 local news the georgetown herald wednesday evening march 12th 1930 fl big entertainment and fun for everbody at the sh amroc kt ea the presj5yteran hurch norval friday march 14l tea 630 to 830 pun pres program given by sfeyte erian old timers of brampton royal purple calf meal has the same nutritive value as milk h kt we kxperlmeht- btatloh bcolt haslu a comparison was made betwem royal purple calf meal and other mixtures recom mended for feeding calves in spite of unfavorable conditions calves fed royal purple calp meal made the largest gains gaining an average of 33 pounds more per calf than the average for those fed other mixtures over a 119 day test 25 pound bags 140 a poll tlne of royal purple stock and poultry foods and remedys always in stock danns drug store phone 327 george good friday april 18th st patricks day next monday remember the irish tea in the library an saturday march 15th halton county council will meet at milton on tuesday mar 18th call and see our stock of children s and women s boots and get a surprise at the price j roney ltp a writer asks whether women have a sense of humor undoubtedly look at the men some of them marry a meeting of the first aid class will be held in the council chamber on tuesday evening mar 18th at 8 o clock dr p r watson who has been spending a holiday in florida expects io be in his omce here on monday mar 24th don t fail to see the fashion show of dresses and coats staged by t brill w co tt the gregory theatre on friday night it a new passenger train has been added to the can nat rly service sunday only leaves georgetown for toronto at 11 39 aja leven you are so ip of irish wood in your valns youwt e the falsli tecrat morval on prltjay night dont miss it sure and- you cant miss it faith and youll be sorry if you do therell be a grand time at that irish tea in the public library on saturday mar 15th salt for sale carload of salt coin ing in a few days we will sell this salt at a very low price off car phone your requirements to 195 w c sey georgetown it a representative of tip top tai lors will be at brill cos store on monday 17th with a full range of suitings and top coats it the glen loyal true blues will hold a sale of homemade knirtg m georgetown oneill block oh satur day march 22nd proceeds for relief fund help the true blues 2t everybody is going to the big entertainment and shamrock tea at norval presbyterian church on friday night mar 14th tea 630 to 30 program by presbyterian old tuners of brampton mrs peter greco lot 31 second line esqueslng will hold a clearing sale farm stock implements house- h jjjoa horses qj priday7 personals spent mr john finley of toronto sunday at hishome here mr p mayes of walkerton spent sunday at uie home of mr a noning- ton mrs t h fox of montreal was a visitor at the home of mr o t coo lost week miss jean holmes of toronto uni versity spent the week end at mr o t mckay mr w a matthews who with mrs matthews has been spending the win ter in owen sounds is in town for few days mr frank nunan of quelph was in town bn monday and made the herald pleasant call mrs minnie coffen has returnee home after spending six months wlth her son harold at charlotte north curollna mrs t 8 mcconnell of niagara fa and mrs ingford of toronto are visiting with their parents mr and mrs witt brlnkert dr and mrs p m fisher of to ronto who have been at mr clayton news and information for the busy farmer weekly crop report the most recent weekly crop report at hand concerns chiefly the matter of live stock and the milk situation j a carroll crops and markets in brant cattle on feed are reported director explains that to be of the to be fewer than usual dufferin w greatest service a weed inspector or ports a great interest in the breeding adviser as he is- to be known in the of hogs with requests for good quality future should be free to plan and breeding stock seed oats of ho 1 carry ou a w elimination campaign grade are selling for 1 00 per bushel some of tntt lesser weeds will be over- j cows- are in good condition in dundas looked this year and the more serious pests concentrated upon dicks past three weeks are- jimmy looks ahead jimmy giggled when the teacher read the story of a man who swam a river three times before breakfast you do not doubt that a trained swimmer could do that do you nq sir replied jimmy but i wonder why he did not make it four and get back to the side where his clothes were county and at a recentsale grade holsteins averaged around 100 per head a plentiful supply of apples is indicated in durham wtth lowered prices for eggs essex reports a sur plus in the milk supply which is the- case also with frontehac in olen- garry live stock is in poor co due btjbcarclty of food and poor pas turage fast fall purebred live stock is commanding good prices in haldi- inond fall wheat is looking and fresh in huron and a good sui of red clover is indicated in tomhtnn a big demand has obtained for corti- time to prime s pomr m ceeds the time for the priming of your apple orchard is in the spring before the growth starts but if- this is im possible it may be done immediately au smalt advertisements under this lit taw tk tunii t j fc l i i biggernd better values for six days only hold effects mar 14th h j kerr auctioneer phone 38 acton it the ladles of georgetown and vicinity are invited to the st patricks tea and sale of home made baking in the public library auditorium on saturday afternoon mar 15th tea served from 4 to 6 nor val mills i our chopping mill is being repaired as quickly as possible and will be operating in a few days flour and feed for sale end of week office now open for busi at the mill w b browne co norval flour mills phone 101 r 6 norval dont miss this- dance a dance will be held in the town hall glenwilliams under the auspices of lojl no 348 on friday evening mar 14th martin ramsay orchestra o morris floor manager lunch serv ed at 12 o clock admission 100 a couple extra lady 25c committee bert marchment john fox james fox arthur norton harold larder george ingles at rand mrs- fi mcoleav of- credit and mr charles wilson of toronto were week end visitors with mr and mrs w h wilson mr and mrs fred downey and son billie of london and mr and mrs reg polktnghorae of beachville were week end visitors with mr and mrs j j mcoul mr and mrsl j homhy announce the engagement of their daughter viola elizabeth to herbert james lucas son of mr and mrs chas lucas of georgetown the wedding will take place the latter part of march mr and mrtwm brinkert are mov ing to toronto this week after after nhlefp trees leaf out it is destr- t t yn i l otseaa autumn or earl winter the wood is likely to dry out and split residence of over 35 years in george town they have been good citizens and their removal from town is deep ly regretted by a host of friends the best wishes of all follow them to then- new home wellknown artist marries in toronto mr water william st thomas smith color artist and miss turiwito lime and manare manure is the best fertilizer obtain able but manure alone will not bring full returns to acid soil when the soil is acid the plants cannot ob the food from manure that they would if there were lime present to facilitate the action of the bacteria which forms nitrate as these can work only when lime is present thus lime ensures the full effect of the manure new advertisement heading strictly cash with otuer wgisrsae a quantity of good hay phone 38 r 6 georgetown ladies dresses including sih oepe wool crepe crepe de chine georgette celariese regularpnce 1 5 00 to 2 j 00 sae price 975 regular price 1 0 45 to 1 4 50 sale price 795 g for sale 3t boarders boarder wanted ygang lady preferr- ed apply j mrs- waldle mcnabb st r 3tp money to loan 1000 00 on first mortgage with good securities apply to boot 579 george town 2to organ recital and concert an organ recital and literary con cert under the leadership of mr char les kirk wu be held in the baptist church on friday evening mar 14th mr kirk will be assisted by mrs o d mcnaughton reader and elocution ist of toronto mr if hand gregory vocalist of mcmaster university who assisted at the anniversary and mr george scroggie violinist of quelph 2t if georgetown flour feed phone 195 for bran sho oat aml barley chop dairy feeds oil cake beef scrap and poultry feeds of all kinds w c bessey l prompt delivery georgetown world vajfn f made by the worlds largest one- price tailors tip top clothes for 1930 represent the finest value in tailored tomeasure clothes you can secure any where choose from any of 300 fabrics any suit or topcoat costs you only 34 00 tip top clothes are tailored from the finest altwool fabricsevery part of the work is done by master crafts men they are designed by men who arc among the style leaders of the continent every garment is guaran teed in every way by the worlds larg est one- price tailors one price 2400 to measure d brill co main st georgetown collided with bos mr leslie gregory owner of the gregory theatre georgetown escaped serious injury when his car ran head on into an arrow line bus a mile west of georgetown last friday night mr gregory was returning from acton to georgetown and uj the heavw snow veered to the wrong aide of the road the bus was at a standstill at the moment of impact and gregory was fortunately travelling slowly he re ceived a nasty cut on toe chin which required a couple of stitches gregory theatre wednesday march 12th woman to woman all talking with songs and dances starring betty compson no 5 tarzan the tiger comedy madame q friday and saturday march 14 and is not so dumb adapted front the stage play dulcy starring knvnn davles comedy berth marks with laurel and hardy fashion show of spring dresses and coats staged by brill co with local and toronto models on friday at both shows tuesday and wednesday march 18 and 10 senor americano a talkin western with the king of saddle tcn maynard no 6 tarzan the tiger comedy dont be nervous cxittuu buutala were married monday afternoon at the home of the brides niece mr and mrs donald rowan 151 forest hill road rev kenneth mclean of georgetown presbyterian church officiated the bride who was given in marriage by her brother john cotton wore a beige minhi of crepe romalne and georgette and rid a nosegay of orchids the only attendants were virginia and barbara rowan daughters of the itess their dresses were pink crepe and they carried oldfashioned nose gays among those present were mr and mrs w w ramsay of quelph daughter and soninlaw of the groom mr and mrs victor lulle of montreal dr and mrs j 8 lapp mr and mrs john mcbean of georgetown mrs j d hawthorne mrs p a rowan and mrs a t woods and orpen woods the bride and groom left for a short honeymoon and in april they will sail for europe where they will spendihe next six months many attend swine coarse western ontario junior farmers were in attendance to the number of 67 at the special educational swine course held at the toronto pnng plants in february by tiwtiq of lectures and demonstrations on live hogs and dressed carcasses the young men were shown clearly why the best type of hog to satisfy eonsunu niands is tjae meft prnfttahlf duce in the grading competition held in conjunction wit the course lome fllk l r j hlwihlm first prize george goodf ellow of tees- water won the first prize in the bre hog competition while orvie bayman of poradale won the first priaeinthe dressed carcasses competition badminton club the organisation meeting of the gar rison badminton club of georgetown was held on thursday evening mar 6th 1930 at which the following of ficers were elected president major cousens vicepresident major cummings treasurer dr o v williams secretary mr a j oneal executive committee messrs cous ens cummings williams oneill boarders wanted gentlemen preferr ed apply to mrs a kennedy guelph st georgetown tf position wanted young girl desires position as steno grapher had a little experience ap ply to box 37 georgetown po 3tp wanted a couple of furnished rooms with of kitchen by married couple apply box b herald office 2t seed grain for sale it oatxrm barley glory spring wheat phon ml i ueut tjh kwglanh ward ruddell tp inspection needed it is stated by a fulton special overseas representative of the ontario fruit growers associatian that on tario apple exporters have great many rilfflrnltiea to overcome if they are to land apples in great britain in good sound vmhihm the quest of slacks and scalds are r ramfnint and tuimild be gone into immediately by the shippers in order to be ready for the next shipping season shippers in ontario could be saved money by having a thorough inspection at the shipping point not only in accordance with the fruit act but also accord ing to the requirements of the export market learmonth and kelly the club expects to c play- for imported cheese two cents higher grading of cheese pays the grading of food products ex ported from rda has had the effect during the past few years of greatly increasing the rfwwm for canadian foodstuffs throughout the rth bn- pire and in foreign countries a recent case has been cited which shows that m 1923 canadian cheese had been sell ing in england- at a price of one or two cents per pound cheaper than that of new zealand with the advent of grading the price has now risen until the canadian product commands the highest price on the british market for sale agricultural lime 1 per ton in carload lots also best grade of ferti lizers walter moore phone is3 georgetown tf work wanted by good reliable man on farm near georgetown eight and half years with last employer can start first weak in alsrtt apply at herald st late in december near norval station black and tan hifd scar on front leg reward r p nmphn phone 239 brampton 3tp to kent i 6 roomed house on murdock st electric light and water inside pbs- sion march 1st apply to h t arnold georgetown tf f3ffta5flfc4reawfervenm r sale price 575 print dresses ladies and misses print dresses only 125 and 150 mcbean co georgetown t kaaeoactxsaxxjboabcx h ave yc our eyes by o t waiur nosr xaminec eyesight specialist brampton trho will be at watsons drug store georgetown i the second wednesday of eyery month a or you may consult dr walker atkis office in x brampton b to kent two choice stores steam heated and with all modern conveniences in new gregory theatre apply to r l gregory georgetown tx llome wanted for boy father wants home for little boy b yrs old going to school board paid and clothes provided communicate with p o box 25 or phone 331 george town 3tp tag in the near future nbaring the end than the price paid for new tiatm cheese vahw of it has been found through experi ments over a period of the past 2s years that lime has direct value to apple trees the nature of the root fish specials fresh caught cod and haddock fresh fillets and all kinds of smoked fish also pickled trout prices reason able ti w smith fish and meat mar ket phone 163 georgetown it i worijd day of prayer gom inspiring jrajer jervlce was held on friday afternoon in the bap- cist church when more than a him dred women from the various oeorge- towp churches gathered to participate ii the wo uuy oi prayer the program this year was prepared by a young christian women of korea helen kim dean of women ehwa kaktong college in seoul korea she choose for the theme the striking words that jesus may be lifted up mrs rumley led the service great earnestness was displayed in the re sponsive readings hymns and piay in which everyone took part those leading in the ministry of prayer were mrs alf watson mrs frith miss wase mrs oroat captain dime miss jessie balrd mrs k maclean mrs c buck mrs o adams and mrs hutt mrs wlnflcld presided at the piano m mm curium qutapn an a watch- makers tombstone here lies m a horizontal position the outside case of peter pendulum watchmaker whose abilities in that line were an honor to his profession integrity was the mainspring and prudence the regulator of all the actions of his life humane generous and liberal his hand never stopped till he had relieved distress so nicely rjfgiuated were his has general news port nelson post office which been in operation for 70 years was closed to the public on thursday last without- warning to the patrons or postmaster geo brown the residents of port nelson and district will now be obliged to procure tnelnjnall at burlington or by rural route which will prove quite an inconvenience to the people residing in that locality the death occurred on february 25th at caledon east or mrs elizabeth a milburn wright in her 85th year de ceased was bom in albion township where her father was a pioneer in operating a mill she was married to william wright who predeceased her 26 years ago one daughter mrs w borland caledon east survives hon wm flnlayson minister of lands and forests officiated at the official opening of the new wjngot the burlington high school the pro ceedings were mo3tlmpresslve and the speakers included mayor e holt- byjol burlington reeve h m pettlt of nelson thomas a blakelock m pj oakvlue w h mdrden wardi of halton and pthers tracey freeman chairman of the t school board presided den march 31st is the t of our finan cial year and it is very important to us that all accounts be paid on or be fore that date we have mailed a e r u lzz zz large number of accounts during the f pcn t v r ttilz ml ly deen into the soil fflb th tree week and trust that the recipient j rsjv z till t ttt r i i w i4- vwll to obtain all the lime it requires tram will respond in the same spirit they s o i t would wish us to if we were owing s p t them look at the date oyour ab3 to plant whichprefera a slightly acid uic m soil nd does b under these condi tions however lime is of indirect value because it pnnhlpf the farmer to and tf your subscription is owing kind- let us have it before the end of tarch thank you childrens aid society report of childrens aid society in spector for month of february 1930 applications for children children returned to parents not ward 1 complaints received 7 investigations at homes of children 11 1 of mall sent out office interview court attendances foster homes heard from wards placed out wards returned to shelter warnings given phone calls adoptions completed children involved q f thompson grow leguminous cover crops in 4he orchards and thereby supply organic matter and nitrogen which are the two constituents absolutely raamtlal far the maximum production of fruit for sale two radio sets complete with a and b batteries tubes and speakers these sets are in first class condition will sell cheap for cash h h darling phone 1a9 tf custom hatching four cents an egg large numbers as low as 3mc your eggs receive the same care as oar own write britan nia poultry farm route 6 brampton ont or phone cooksvule 48 r 11 4t erwingoldiianfs meat market fresh andured meats13f ael kinds- fresh fish and oysters quick delivery erwin goldham phone 1 georgetown wood kails 3 00 single car a deiiverea mixed wood 350 hardwood 4 00 sin gle cord j h smith phone h4i u oeorgetown tf voavctovs butternut roll a lovely soft caramel rolled in fresh crushed toasted peanuts regularly sold at 40c lb saturday treat j29c weekend chocolates auction aauk an important discovery ontario farmers will probably be saved many thousands of dollars by discovery made by or o stevens 0ac stated the hon john b3martln to the agricultural committee 30 1 of the legislature recently cr steven- 3 son has found that a certain on of pigs and sheep making them unfit 1 for marketing has been caused by 1 worms this is anrentirely new angle aland an important discovery- from the farmers standpoint the conditions 1 are general across the province said 15 hon mr martin there have been tns i large numbers of sheep and pigs thaa werent fit for the market and toe ilarmersdldflxtaoy hat was the man and a watch matter withthemttir steve- iu found that these anlm ftx filled in an old country churc there mh worms if no checked this con- turn will gu flg malign tne iann and affect the i and other poultry and animals testa and experiments are being made this condition of worms to cure the im radio pros- writer while discussing radios with pectlve customer recently the s wis most emphatlcalt informed that wss szjtzsx hlclsss q dlos on the market today would went wrong except when setagolng r- the cmr of the nerf be obsolete hi the course of the next few months no amount of explana- by people who did not know his key ssj s tnfusi dd alter this opinion again he had the art of spoatag kllar m his time so well that his hours gilded away in ope continued round of pleasure and delight till an unlucky minute putting a period to his exist- after considerable time and investi gation the writer has come to the con clusion that the 1030 radio will not differ radically from 1929 radios the reason for many people thinking somebody cares somebody knows when your day goes wrong theres a cheerless note in the bluebirds song theres a cloud obscuring the hearts warm en oe 5v thathstwut bt a superradio i i j the nutrketjn june- or july next is by his maandof being thorough- sjssjuay- k e wtoffrtesentabe tss in the world to corner tube has been nhuhilbinttwmjnat ket for the past five years and there is a greater tendency toward ecanasay in receiver design there than there is here it is quite possible that there wnl be radio receivers employing the pen tode in 1930 from experimental data cloud obscuring the hearts warmgio and opinions offered by radio engineers and the hours are leaden ana dull we can assume that broadcast recelv- and slow if trouble is dimming your era- employing the pentode wut not day s bright rose somebody knows i be such a radical improvement over somebody cares when your heart is the present type of broadcast re- sad and somebody prays that your life celver and those who areconslderlng be glad for happiness falls and the the purchase or those- who nave al- shadows fall when the north winds ready purchased need not worry about beat on mur llfss hlrh tt ftirmtrlthr 1939 radio beln obsolete for body waits where the home road fares some time and somebody caresanne 4 31 card of thanks r hereby convey to the georgetown and bramptoii firemen and cttlaenlr of norval and vicinity my sincere thanks for their kplendld work in savins my property from total destruction and kindnesses extended to me ezthe oc casion of the ore a week agomrs thomas hewson br norval h darling georgetown so skinny asiiamedin bathinqsiiitgairied i5bv 1 ff 1 saada sale sjtoll lbs la 3 ntta i tthnwiraalisdtut skretaan werria tsawisshoa fnlgnt ott ireafatm ysast tsbtoyi fromdmgrlat tqdiov goldwin burt lot 11 con 8 erin township will sell by auction on fri day march 21 1930 39 head of cattle number of york sows bred young pigs sheep grain etc see bills for full particulars w p gray auc tioneer ltp ontario breeding station flocks barred rocks staudecotnb white eabglmistis owmmihi call ed inspected blood tested jamesway hatched baby chicks for sale wee from our heav bred and raised on own farm prices are rea- pfn for th quality mrli hatching eggs thai weigh 34 ounces per doeen and over re member our stock has all been inspected culled and blood test ed by ontario breeding station inspectors write for our cata logue and price list willowdak poultry farm on no 7 ulxtawav actqn ont get tweddkr high quality tested chicks right near home a fine assortment of caramels cream centres jel lies and snowballs wonderful value strictly fresh week end chocolates 35c b you can get contest sheets at our store for the asking we always have a wlda as sortment of the famous hunt 8 candy to choose from something for every different taste and always fresh i arthur norrington maih xkoacva rnsyvr pure food store rssvaasvxssv jscjmb v- vavnx 2 lbs guelph creamery butler 79c seven reasons why it will pay yoa to ret twiddles chicks right here at j home i 1 you cap see the breeding stock i and chicks before you buy j 2 the chicks are more certain to live long railroad journeys are hard on chicks t 3 we will help you to raise them call on us for advice i 4 all birds have been blood tested for bacuiary white diarrhoea by dr nelson of the ontario veterinary col lege guelph ont 5 every pen is headed with rop cockerels from hens that have laid 200 and up to 374 twentyfpur ounce eggs and over th hop they have sice health and vigor i we breed for size of bird as well as shse of egg and heavy egg produc tion without a doubt the larger birds lay larger eggs i 7 come and see our breeding stock which is under government supervl- on prices barred rocks and white rocks march and april 2000 may 1800 white eeghornsmarch and april 1800 may 1600 per hundred express paid 100 live delivery guaranteed we allow express charges off above prices if you call for chicks j o twemk bar ttt ferglea out choree potatoes per 1 5 lb peck yt lb j3ox h a cheese it spreads or srfces 2 pkgs christies soda wafers 3 pkgs shaker salt iodized or plain aylmer vegetable soup per tin aylmer tomato soup per tin 1 4 oz gem jar gold medal peanut butter 3 cakes lelys toilet soap a good hard water soap 3 cakes babys own soap 3 boxes oi matches j 3 pkgs jvux 37c 22c 27c 25c lie lie 25c 25c 21c 25c sitajc hear our radio broadcast on thursday afternoon frorn 4 to b pm ovr mcct ml w-t- ii m mt a e farnell prompt delivery phone 75 tfj s

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