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page 4- t mummr es sktaas th ceorjfetown herald wednesday evening june 17th f3l to a juke bride molly bevan the blue bell poetess- sonittlungold 6mthingncw br hbn lniwp and sofnethinf hu i hard you singing the brides olif myasv handed down from the indent time and i thought as i wat3i3 tola away jbachpnneht fair for your wcduingday flat rather than pricekia hewoom laces id wish you tie oldew wifely gracw ard instead rf a radamsdkin store a ne faith fpcthe road before then as a borrowed token dear tie wisdom of bridtsof yesteryear no need to seek for the something blue- your eyes are deep with its steadfast hue r pay old blend and bring you jory to a long lifes endj bank of montreal appoint ment e fr the bank of montreal today an nounces toe appointment of mr w t a macpadyettaa superintendent of the banks ontario division with headquarters at toronto a native of tiverton ont sat xttacfadyen began fats hanking career at tondcm ont in 1908 entering the service of the former merchants bank of canada pour years later he was appointed accountant at the oakvffle branch and was later transferred to the ban- over branch as accountant in 1914 he was promoted to a position in tbe bead office at montreal where he was employed at the time that the bank was messed with the bank of mon treal since m22 he has been in the service of the ontario superinten dents division of fixe bank of mon treal in toronto and has served as assistant auuei of that divi sion from august 193s until the date of his present promotion m oh john sobbed the young wife i bad baked a lovely cake and i put it on the back porch for the frosting to coal and the dddog aaate it well dont cry about it sweetheart he consol patting tbe pretty flushed cheek i know a ma nwbo will give us another dog halton county judging competition 1931 the combined livestock and v do- rriestlc science judging competitions held in halton county on saturday june flth were the largest and most enthusiastic ever held in the county based on records available plf tyone young men and sixty-eight- young wo men took part in the two oompeti- tlohs a great deal of the credit for the success of the girls competition is due to miss betty wallace of the institute branch for her capable handling of the coaching classes held prior to the competition in seven points throughout the county and both the boys and girls competitions reacted very favorably to the public spirited attitude of local men and business organizations which coopera ted with the local branch of- the department of agriculture in furnish ing new trophies and working up en thusiasm- for the first time the high boy and high girl in the two competitions are being given- cheques for payment on their expenses on he organised trip to chicago with the party from the province of ontartof tktoon fea ture contributed to the success of the competition as much as anything else aiiid so tar as the young women are concerned the county womens in stltute deserve congratulations and appreciation for their individual and qolleouve efforts for financing the ohis expenses in order to see that the boys were not behind the girls the palermo junior panders are co operating with the deportment of agriculture in financing the expenses of the boy in addition mr john atkins owner and operator of the oakvllle record and manager of tbe agricultural press association made a special award of a cheque for 1000 for each the high boy and high girl towards their expenses with the stipu lation that each on the return of the party must prepare for publication an article on my impressions of the chicago trip in addition the following public spirited gentlemen placed permanent troples endowed with miniatures each year in competition as follows horses the late donald robertson milton beef cattle duncan campbell moffat dairy cattle col d h c m georgetown sheep amos m warden of halton for 1931 acton and swine thoa blakelodk mul oak ville and each of these presented their trophies in person or by proxy at the banquet which concluded the competition m addition the local branch of the bank of toronto plac- ed m competition a permanent trophy endowed with three yearly miniatures for lntertownship competition m the domestkt science judging competl tion and this trophy was presented at tbe banquet by mr h mcnlchoi manager of the mihon branch the bank of nova scotia placed a per manent trophy in competition for ln tertownship competition endowed with three yearly miniatures in the livestock competition this trophy was personally presented by mr w b clements manager of the milton branch v the olrls judging competition was held in uie school room of knox pres byterian church milton under the direction of miss betty wallace and assisted by misses eadle howe grey there ww be no increase in the price of red rose tea or coffee on account of the new duty and increased sales tax t h e8tabrook8 co limited troarto oatatto i wise and mrs shorey their competl tion was along the usual lines of olrls judging competitions nutrition house furnishings and clothing the livestock judging competition was under tbe direction of the agri cultural representative a g- klr- stine assisted by messrs r j rogers l kerr r jo banbury b stewart and m c mcphail the judging was done at a number of prominent farms in the county the hoys visited trail farm owned by oeneral greenly at palermo fof hereford cattle jos howards palermo for holstelns jos wlllmotts sauton for sheep and the farm at- trie late don ald robertson for clydesdale horses and yorkshire swine reasons were taken in the town hall milton during the afternoon a particularly pleas ing feature of the competition was the interest that the boys- and girls took to their work and bo far as the boys competition was concerned the particularly keen interest that was taken with the discussion of the vari ous classes by the judges when rea sons were completed this education al feature of the competition was par ticularly stressed by the agricultural representative tnjb banquet which was held to conclude the competition in knox church school room milton was at tended by over 125 and proved a fitt ing close to one ot the best days for the halton county juniors that the county has ever experienced during the evening mr m p wcjhall and miss eadle both gave addresses- that were both entertaining and inspiring for both the competitors arid those who were not so intimately acquaint ed with thewdrk at the banquet the prizes and re sults were an announced and the girls prizes consisting of salver tea services silver rose bowls silver sand wich trays presented by miss eadle as miss wallace announced the re sults mrs cartwrlght past presi dent of the county womens institute very appropriately presented the high girl with- her expense cheque for the trip to chicago the prises winners for the domestic science judging competition are as follows trip to chicago marjarie har- bottle ml nemo five trips to the royal winter fair mabel sheppard freeman buelah mglls campbell vtlle alice hume milton laura prudharo campbell vllle louie ruddeu the bank of toronto trophy for tntertownship competition won by nelson township with marjorle har- bottle ella harris mabel sheppard composing the team nutrition eva ohlsholm milton mrs sullivan bronte lillian spence ciamptmuvule house futtuahlngsrannette huff man freeman ella peacock milton jean smith burlington clothing ella harris oampbell- ville francis oudmorg muton tbe prize winners in the livestock judging competitions are as follows trip to chicago clare wilson mu ton onj2 shield for high novice john harbottle mt nemo palermo junior farmers trophy for coach of high junior team clare wilson and his team lloyd ohlsholm spencer wilson and frank ohlsholm the bank of nova scotia trophy for intertownshtp competition won by nelson township represented by al bert hunter harvey alton and o w sinclair horses o w sinclair freeman stewart miller georgetown jack lawson acton kenneth spence bit nemo beef cattle- lloyd chisholm milton root polletterlo milton craig reid georgetown john harbottle ma nemo dairy cattle- albert hunter freeman tom ballm mt nemo bui prosser muton john turner milton sheep harvey halton freeman max featherstone freeman reg neelands hornby martin heslop freeman swine fred shortul georgetown frank ohlsholm hornby fred nurse georgetown chester early norval d n the rrjarletterf empire general motors of canada umfred it respected as customer of importance due to itslaraa and varied purcfiates this rocoemrhonassures the finest of material and large quantity buying brings favorable price the ex purtjiang activities in canada of general motors are under the direction of experienced business man sup pliers everywhere adhere closely to specfbcation with meticulous regard for general motors high standards of quality thus unusual buying advantages accrue to general motors and era quickly passed on to the pubbc they an definitely refle in the outstanding advan tages and value of general motors cars that motorists appreciate this fact n evidenced by the tremendous end lasting popularity of at general motors products these factors have oho enabled us to assemble a repu table and competent body of dealers all over canada who render a stamlardized recabla- service wharevei you drive they ako offer you the convenience of buy ing on time payments through general mntorown low rate time payment plan gmac they also every ona of them stand back of the general motors owner service policy which assures your complete and continued satisfaction gv uja oaas 5t modal available njasfaw ro- lbs cajiuac vs u ujiarwis je v12 as ssiso aad up to tbs gattlac v16 id cusaatbaaajar aa audi a iis040 aupcuaa as nvoocy tha wsaida astaat can la aaaaraf body d tbaaaoan caa ba uajur took in tho t pan book tflsbsssssssssssajbsl asef flllf 111 oawssh aj an vpwajs sfqsrar3 nr ma motwwn of fam c nerymhen or riiaif fpmmd mt thm ritmt tid m frtak w vjwwu prmptrhy a count umtn fy twikmtt u amhm if mm wkk cmu m ftrrndtt tm j general motors cars have outstanding value news and liforrqatkni fpr tfie bway fanner look out for he cabbaae inagaot the out worm it beat avoided by cir cling your cabbage cauliflower and lettuce plants with a tinned paper or mulch paper protection sunken a few inches into the ground and stand ing an inch or two above it three hundred students of went- worth county recently visited and made a tour of inspection of the on tario agricultural college as a re sult of which they obtained much worthwhile information it is hoped that other counties may follow the lead set by wentworth the halton county live stock improvement assoc s resiirface old walls and ceilings wttbgyproe krb iaa wallboard that doesnot ftarnrnnde from gypsum rock into sheeta 4 to 10 feet j jeet wide and h of an inch thick it ia for interior walla ceilings and partitiona aa well as being fireresistant it ttas structural strength insulation value and is draught and verminproof use gyproc joint filler for seal ing the joints between the tall broad sheeta of walfopard when you are doing over any room in tha house or adding new ones ifi the attic or base- meat use gyproc for walls and ceilings because you cum nail it directly over the old surface gyproc is also an excellent base for alabastine gyptex or wallpaper gyproc ia canadas pioneer nonburning gypsum wallboard ask your nearest dealer tot full detail and a gyproc direction sheet or write us for the prbe booklet building and re- modelliinv with gyproc 74 chsvarlo last year a group of farmers came together at georgetown to listen to an address by dr macolrvrav presi dent of the ontario veterinary col lege about the burning question of contagious disease in cattle those present decided to form an organisation under the naane of the halton county live stock improve ment association aa has been done in a few counties of this province jl temporary executive was appointed and after a few meetings of this body it was decided that the association would try to organize itself on a per manent basis and not to tackle too much at once but rather to go step by step it was decided to begin with cattle improvement first of sdl re gardless of breed purebreds or grade herds the swine sheep and other livestock to follow later the first work of the executive was tbe taking of a cattle census in the county and the true cooperation of the township councils in this import ant work cannot be too bugbjy com mended the necessary contact with the livestock branch of the provincial department of agriculture waa i and already every farmer or group of farmers can obtain a subsidy from tbe provincial government when he wants to buy a pure bred sire am soon as bur choice has been in spected and approved try the officers of the association quite n few hal ton farmers already have availed themselves of this service to go on with this work on a bigger and more ef scale however it will be necessary that the association or ganises itself legally for which pur pose a large meeting will be called where every farmer livestock owner in our county is expected to be pres ent one of the outstanding livestock men in canada will- address the meet ing membership cards will oe issued an executive wilt be elected by the members the provisional executive will band over the reigns of office to their legally appointed simssbora tbe president of the provisional executive is mr a o m bruyns of idmehouse the secietaiytteaaurer is mr a o klrstine agricultural re presentative at milton who will be clad to give any information required growers council orxmnised giving force to the recoounenda- tlon made in the somerset report representative fruit and vegetable growers to tbe number of about ao met last week in hamilton and or ganised a growers market council the gathering was sponsored by tbe new ontario marketing board as one of its first steps to aid agriculture in this province the function of the council will be to develop the order ly marketing of ontario fruit and vegetables with special consideration to extension of markets and also to deal in an advisory capacity with the various problems of growers a petl tion was directed to premier bennett at ottawa imploring him to it- as soon as possible fixed values for duty on cabbage cauliflower tomatoes and early potatoes on the basis of the recommendations of the canadian horticultural council the following officers of the council were elected h l cralse of st catharines chair man m m robinson of hamilton vicechairman the provisional board of directors includes representing the fruit orowers james e john son of slmcoe r mills of sparta f watson of dixie howard leavens of picton j smart of collmgwood and chairman craise re vegetable growers edward j aitkens of leamington h carrothers of thedford w j cooke of kingston m m robinson of hamilton w b broughtan of whitby and cecil del- worth of weston frankly we are not surprised when we see your blankets ready to leave this laundry for your homes we are not at- ail surprised at the phone messages and letters of appreciation we halve been rece our new process of re- fiutttr blankets re stores tbe new look and cosy feel and it would be hard indeed for a housewife to open her bundle and not trirlalm with pleasure there they are all tied up with oolored ribbons and ready to lay away for the fall phone about this and our other six regular family wash aus or stop any one of our courteous driver- notice to creditdrs in the matter et the estate of ps sinclair sate of the town ship at naaaacaweya hi the coamiy f macs barber shop phone 328 semifinished toronto wet wuh laundry limited 75 oasington ave notice is hereby given that all persons having any claims or de mands against the hue donald sin clair who died on or about the third day of april 1931 at the township of nassagaweya in the county of haltin and province of ontario are required to send by post prepaid or to deliver to the undersigned solicitor far margaret e near the administra trix of the estate of donald sinclair retired farmer deceased their names and addresses and full partieulara in writing of their claims and state ments of their accounts and the na ture of the securities if any held by notice to creditors in the matter of the estate at lasssta graham israwnrwtce late of tbe township of eawaesing in the cawaty of halton married woman campaign against weeds the provincial authorities are leav ing on stone unturned in their cam palgn against weeds many of the highways have the usual prolific crops along the sides of the road some of the farms throughout the country have crops of weeds which will soon be ripening and spreading their seeds to the four winds delinquents in- this respect will be given an opportunity to explain the reason for their con tempt of the law as soon as the weed inspector makes his rounds promising cropr condltions throughout ontario are- very promlslnir from present indica tions it appears that haying will start somewhat earlier than the average year and the yield especially new seeding win be very heavy fall wheat and spring grains are making wonder ful growth the price of cheese has strengthe in the last week or two but many factories report a small make due to milk products finding their way into other dairy products 7tmfwww abt i re wall board aitasr the georetstwrii lurmber coi j b mmkenat a son vcdsgtotn ont geotjjwivont abarbmsaimi accidents and compensation there were 43s accidents reported to the workmens ooprpe board during the month of baay as oompared with 4061 during april and 8177 during may of 1830 tbe ratal cases reported hurnbered 35 as gainst 25 in aprn the benefits awarded anoounted to s48as0837 of which 37214901 was for compensation and 10mm for medical aid as compared with 810- 60758 total benefits awarded during anrlt old bill tea guvnor srnpwteoked sod lived for on a tin of ashnon listener jovel not much room to more- pall weeds now where farmers are figuring on sav ing a field of clover or timothy for seed the weeds in the field should be pulled out now while the ground is soft if impossible to clean up the weeds the crop should be cut for hay as the seed would be so polluted with weed seed that it would be worth little in the fall out all doubtful fields for hay is a good rule to fol low aa the present acreage of both ahuke and red clover this year as very small compared with other years and there la- now a ariff of three cents a pound on these com modities it may be wen worth while to go to a little extra trouble in clean ing up doubtful fields the same is true of umqthy the duty on which was raised to two cents a pound in the new budget last year we im ported bm million pounds of this seed so there should be plenty of room- for all the clean timothy we can grow in canada the ehief trouble w ca ad t timothy hasbeen the high percentage of weed seeds and mixtures of clovers and other grasses all weeds should be pulled out at this time particularly tha oxeyed daisy it la also food policy to cut a swath right around the field at haying time this iwmove the weeds creeping in from the fanes ostehftrt aunrrlon dock sad sweat clover are among the ioua weeds which should i bo it- to policy to remove them of the field and destroy- j sanf0rd stewarttown plnmbingtiiismilhibg eatatfes ctecrmy qhnm phone 84 r 12 georgetown rjl no 2 act at once now to is the time your slow send your list clean accounts hat to kelly aiken successful collectors years orangeviixe they get results for 40 and take notice that after the tenth day of july 1931 the said mar garet e near will proceed to distri bute the assets of the said deceased song the persons entitled thereto having regard only to the claims of which she shall then have had notice and that the said margaret e near win not be liable tor the said assets or any part thereof to any person of whose claim she shall not then have received notice dated at oeorgetown ontario this tenth day of june ajd 1931 lerot dale 3t solicitor for the said adndnlstratrbt notice d3 hereby given that all persons having inttw or demands against the late fwiisa graham brownrldge who died on or about the fifth day of may ad 1031 at the township of esqueslng in te county of halton and province of ontario are required to send by post prepaid or to deliver to the undersigned soli citor for william w brownrldge the administrator of the estate of the said iswisa oraham brownridge married woman deceased their names and a and full particulars in writing of their claims and statements of then- accounts and the nature of the securities if any held by them and take notice that after the tenth day of july ax 1931 the said william w brownrldge will proceed to distribute the assets of tbe said deceased among the persons entitled thereto having regard only to the claims of which he shall th h had notice and that the said william w brownrldge will not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof to any person of whose claim he shall not then have received notice dated at oeorgetown ontario this tenth day of june ax 1931 lerot dale st solicitor for the said administrator notice to creditors in the matter of the estate of elisabeth mary somervine late of the town of georgetown in the county of notice ib hereby given that all persons having any iim or oe mands against the late elisabeth mary somervule who died on or about the eleventh day of may 1931 at the town of oeorgetown in the county of halton and province of ontario are required to sentf by post prepaid or to deliver to the under signed solicitor for james grant bomervule and leroy dale tha exe cutors of the last win and testament of elisabeth mary somervine married woman deceased their names and ad dresses and full pattlculars in writ ing of their claims and statements of their accounts and the nature of the securities if any held by them and take notice that after the sixth day of july 1931 the said james grant somervule and leroy dale win proceed to dttsbribute tbe assets of the said deceased among the persons entitled thereto having re gard only to the claims of which they in then have had notice and the said executors will not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof to any person of whose claim they ian not then have received notice dated at oeorgetown ontario this fifth day of june ad 1931 lerot dale st solicitor for tbe said executors job printing promptly and neatly executed m ul no shovellina susjoekd stand anthracite scranton coal in all sixes assfxmssstacally s and loasded wood ing sbd cannel coal in fact i canty everything to be found in smy uptodate coal and wood yard john mcdonald wawtio 12 gamwgoftowii put it on with ledhed nails nioatrstton shows preston idhednafl note how lead on bead of ledhed nails aeala nailhole making it coinpletely weatherproof note generous overlap of nbboll preatob ledhed naus are colored to match the roofing we also raalre oahpantsad ribroll and oor- ragated sheeta preston iad- ued nausv preston steel troaabarna oarages and storage itenks majeatto verticold oarage doors colored ooloredoutter oolored bpve trough cvjodisctor pipe ftniala vajrtuafora colored ribroll fves you beauty permanence fire protection clean rain water lightning protection when properly groanded tvocord- ing to the ontario lightning bod act large sheets being made in large aheeta it is rnjickly and cheaply applied on new roof or over old wood whinglna i write today op ssuisnlt oooxoracliaouiwf i insobist cfrailar ub lmajsimmmj iwsweww ii i j i v t- wy