Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), May 4, 1932, p. 4

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1 the georgetown herald wednesday evening may 4th 1932 why acotheb is rood look in rib awe look in ills rojulah and blue and terribly wise roguish and blue but quietest to see wben mother comes in as tired as out be quickest to find her the nicest old chair quickest to get to the top of the stair quickest to see that a kiss on her cheek would help her far more vian to clatter to apeak look to bis ace and guess it you can why mother is proud of her little man the mother is proud i will jen you this too can see it for yourself in her jiwiiw kiss bat whyt well of all her dears ttoere is scarcely one who ever hears the moment she speaks and jumps to see what her wstnt or her wish may be scarcely one they all forgot or are hot in the notion to go quite yet but this she knows tf her boy is near there is somebody certain u want to hear mother 4s proud and she holds htm fast v and kisses him first and tosses htm and he holds her hands and looks m her face and hunts tar her spool which is out of place and lau that be loves her when ever he can that is why she is proud of her little dear may wrote the young man par me tat rm getting so for getful i proposed to you last night but really forget whether you said ea oh io dear wuv oy notevso gad to hear from i know i said no to some one lasc night but i had forgotten just who it was general news ffrt a chimney are on wednesday at noon resulted in the destruction toy ore of the samuel acarlatt residence on his farm at the corner of the dun- das highway and the town line gom- tno in for dinner mr marlatt observ ed the chimney on fire this was ex tinguished and it was thought all was over the son floyd coming from j43te barn some little time after the roof in flames a gale or wind was blowing mrs michael walsh aged so of tnglewood is in the toronto western hospital as a result of being shot through the face on thursday even mg bjata bullet from a rfle in the hands of isobel nunn aged is also of the village the bullet penetrated the cheek the victim is reported not in a dangerous condition v according to dr j p thomas of qaledoii the shooting was purely accidental he said the girl was coming out of her home carrying the gun it aded- dentiy discharged the bullet striking bars walsh who was sitting in a chair outside cant k a morden and mrs lor- den oakyitye gave an enjoyable social evening in the form of v progressive euchre- at their home on lakeshon west last thursday evening quests were invited from hamilton milton palermo streetsville and oavrltte wire of unknown origin caused dam age to the extent of 200 or 300 te the store of n 8 marshall at eden arms on tuesday last neighbors helped to beat out the names which started in boxes of glassware the in terior of the store was notdamaged to any- extent but the stock suffered considerably as if they were not to be outdone by the presence of a large white i other waterfffel on the bay tly a flock of black am which very rarely visits this of the province was also no ticed on the bay by observers at oak- vihe t trnothy afeike red clover maifom mn turnip see- the beet procnrdble and at right prices also all kinds of garden seeds georgetown flour feed miqs w cbessey phone 195 georgetov coffeeflavored foods by betty barclay dont stick to one flavor in your oooking a change will be appreciated even by a husband who swears- by your ability coffee is sometimes a most entirety ignored as a flavoring agent vet the following recipes are but two samples of delicious dishes thus flavored coffee frappe 1 eggwhite s cup cold water s- cup ground coffee 1 quart boiling water 1 cup sugar beat the white of the egg slightly and add the cold water and ground ooffeel place this in a coffeepot and pour over it the boiling water boll two minutes then stand where it will infuse after ten minutes strain add siigr cool and freese serve in tall thin grasses with whipped cream- if a percolator is used make a quart of clear black coffee jetty oeurnt 1 ounce 3 tablespoons granulated gelatin cup oold water vi cap bolltqg water i cupaugar 3 cups strong coffee follow standard direetlonstor mak ing jelly particularly aood served with whipped cream r f xhk mud a1jwjm to make a mud alburn for recording bird and animal tracks- requires no other tools than a pair of willing hands and no materials other than nice soft mud find a place near a stream where nuxls or animals- feed clear weeds and sticks from a place a yard square smooth with hands and keep level if mud is hard mix with a little water that the tracks of small animals will register next morning you will probably find both bird and animal tracks in your album bend a strip of cardboard in circle and thrust into the earth around a track mix a little plaeter- ofparls with water until smooth but not too hick pour into the card board mold in about half an hour you may pull out the cardboard lift up your plaster wash off the under side and have a beautiful plaque of bird tracks a deer track a ski track or a track of whatever animal visited your mud album this is but one of the many inter esting things learned by boy scouts in thousands of our towns and cities this organisation has probably done more to turn as into a nation of nature lovers than any other organisation in existence why gamble with a second choice tire when goodyears cost no more 521 vj ho u sands of extra miles in these bodvbalanced how mmtvsupeittfflst cmos a jth r ri v r is f v- y b ci o lit c3 you can now buy red rose tea orange pekoe 38 lb the lowest price it has been aou at string yon awe coadsmdrw invited to jnapert oar allowing of spring millinery in all the latest style and colors misses claridge herald block somk sandwich suggestions when in search of an imusiial mg for the lunchbox sandwich try combining one part orange juice with two parts cream cheese beat to consistency of thick cream orange juice by the way otimhtnen especially well withmbied fruits such as chopped raisins ogs dates and with chopped nuts to make flavorful fillings try spreading one slleeiof sandwich with cranse marmalade and the other slice with cream cheese cottage cheese or peanut butter toast sandwich if desired orange bread with orange lade makes a delightful afterbridge sandwich ratefahng oranges for salads for slices peel l outer skin and membrane cut in thin even slices halve or quarter for easier handling with fork for segments peel cut on either side of each dividing roembranoe and re move pulp segment by without the membrane for pieces or pulp out segments in two or three pieces or out fruit in thick sucea and cut out each segment free from membrane save any orange huce that escapes to make salad dressings bo moisten such ingredients as cheese or to marinate other ingredients juice prevents discoloration of such foods as apples or bananas when they are allowed to stand in it for a few min utes good hack to start j hydro electric system j best ught bulbs of all sizes guaranteed s orders taken for ranges 5 anl s 5 appliances of all hands 5 office town hall 5 counter check books get your supply of counter check books at the herald 6ffi ice premier bennett threatens to auc tion off the luxurious timousmes in which cabinet i a their uncles and their cousins and their aunts loll about the capital and also hints of doing awav with the ministers pri vate railway cars although it would require boldness to put his threat in to action the great mass of people would like to see it done if the gov ernment must econo which the drop of hoo000000 in the natia revenue would show that it must the cutting off of that extravagance would be a good place to start why should the country have to pay for the up keep of limousines for cabinet minis ters and all their relations tara leader you can get oltt of a tire only those miles that are built into it mileage is not a matter only of weight size or tread design it is a matter of construction the fabrica tion of correct materials and their proper mating un balanced tifre will not stand the shock and speed of modern driving goodyear tires are balanced the same tire engineers and workmen who gave yon the famous elasticlike sapertwist cord and the allweather tread build tires in which- every part is moulded into one complete unit in tires as goodyear builds them carcass and tread are one strong sapertwist cords protected by goodyearprocesserj rubber areiggbglt up layer by layer evenly uniformly defying separation and friction the man who drives on goodyears is free from the troubles he has had with unbalanced tires all risks are lessened most risks are el goodyear tires are safe at higher speeda they are nonskid their balanced construction defeats the at tacks of modern brakes the cause of the dreaded and danger ous blowout inner frictionheat is conquered goodyear tires give thousands of miles of extra service because these miles are built into them by goodyear the greatest name in robber m twmomz ooamunnm qo v t pi i v v more people ride on goodyear tires than on any other kind jst prize 100000 cash 2nd prize 50000 cash 3rd prize 20000 cash 4th prize 10000 cash 5 prizes tub 5000 cash 95 prizes c 1000 cash go to any goodyear tire dealers and tea lh dis play which will help you to win one of the cash prize ask for booklet of simple contest rules and entry blank f do k todayl get in on til 3000 prize moneyl contest closet june 5th rull j i j husbandry and ml w staples lec turer in animal husbandry at oac copies of these publications are ob tainable free upon app to your local agricultural offloo susiknds publication these are trying times for the small town weekly and many of them are ending it difficult to keep soing the editor and publisher of the dessronto post has just announced tbe sale of the plant and the suspension of the publication of the newspaper mr har ry moore who bought the foot about a dosen years ago is one of the best news and abort story writers in on tario and besides is a firstclass prtn- dessronto is a town of nearly 2000 population the peat was the only printing and newspaper there news arad injxktination for the busy farmer judging by the crop of early iambs the past winter has suited the flock m many flocks there is an average of two iambs to a ewe or 300 per cent increase the pleasing feature is that the lambs seem particularly strong fteoing voang chicks tests made at the central experi mental farm ottawa have shown that better results are attained by feeding chicks early than by the methods of delayed feeding formerly in vogue the following is a chick starter that has given excellent results at the farm 1 part shorts 1 part 1 part ground yellow com 1 part ground groats u part animal feed mixture 3 per oent bone meal 1 per cent salt 1 per cent cod uven oil the animal feed mixture used is made up of equal parts ground beef fish meal and milk powder when liquid milk can be had the mk powder is omitted hoppers of chick grit oyster shell and charcoal are hung at a convenient height cm the walls weekly crop bepert bending operations in ontario are in n from as far west as rainy river to olencaxry county in the east reports train the agricultural representatives would indicate that the land is working up in a very friable condition fall wneat is reported in excellent condition and the major rty of counties report red clover and alfalfa having withstood the winter much better tban was anticipated sweet clover seems to have fared the worst and many oases of heaving are reported cheese factories are open ing up arad farmers are anxious to get their cattle out on grass as feed is betting scarce prices for boas eggs butterfat and lanxbs are very disap pointing orchards are looking well with a goodly number of fruit buds in those orchards where fertilising is established practice wellington county seems to be typical of the general attitude in regard to alfalfa it looks as if 12000 acres will be seeded to alfalfa in that county this spring warning fishing and tresp prohibited any person fishmg or trespassing on the following properties west nan lot 16 con 7 east halt lot 16 eon east half lot 17 con 9 in the town ship of ksqueslng will be p brant rtuulno club lessees of streams and pond suits and topcoats ml made to ifkasuiuj every fit guaranteed very able prices- soils cleaned and 100 all sorts of repairing done we re- line suits and ttopcbata a rose tailor pigs are rapid growers if well and pioperty fed but they require plenty of nourtsnxoent to make vigorous growth it is a good plan to have the young pigs eating before weaning so as to avoid a setback if growth is slowed up at any stage a loss is prob able especially at the low price of bogs oram alone will not give rapid development mb 1 when to plant garden set a timely suggestion with respect to the plantlnat of the home vegetable garden is that the hardy seeds should be sown as early as weather and soil conditions win permit amooth or dimpled peas onion racuthv lettuce and spinach can be sown aa soon as the sol baa dried enough to permit working without injury to the texture beet carrot parsnip and wrinkled peas may follow with mans and other tender corps sown lor planned ihe danger of freeslng is among ptmb recently issued of interest to farmers are use follow ing beportofom ontario veterinary collage ususr annual report of the agricultural and kxperimenul union 1831 and a bulletin on the subject of paw horses by j cl stack ly professor of animal alfalfa now sixth alfalfa now stands sixth in area among all field crops grown in the province of ontario and occupies it 060000 acres according to iaughladd field husbandry department oajc ouelph the great increase in this crop during the last 3d years has been due to the develop ment of hardy strains along with the outstanding merits of alfalfa as a forage crop being a hardy deep- rooted perennial legume alfalfa im proves the texture of the crop adds humus and aids in the storing of nitrates it begins to grow early in spring helps to control weeds and re mains green throughout the season job printing promptly and neatly executed at herald office 0000000000000000l ribroll roofing colored or plain for houses barns sheds garages council standard or acorn quality kajry and ouick to lay perrrnanant proof against fire free estimates gladly sent send measurements uajmrmof prattm 8tt ltdh vi rof tnttm 8ft trnf ban ssam boll- bomutmmlt mlat loth ptodncfe qnali st pnaunoot factoriaa at monti i ud tcmmto name sarraandmgs coant we are influenced to a greater extent tban we realise by our sur- roundmgs observes p c nunnlck chairman of ihe more beautiful can ada campaign oomxnlttee of the can adian horticultural council as he points nut children are particularly responsive to home surroundings and where these include towns ihrubs trees and flower tney make a much baton place in which to bring up children than m a noma where no at- tian whatever is paid to these friends of the plant kmadom environment la an important fac tor with children the constant con tact with the beautiful tilings of r tun which wellkept home trround affords is too important in the wel- nn of the bone and the child to be owerlonked the new way to buy coal blue coal let the color be your guide no shovelling required automatically screened and loaded standard anthracite in all si select lump smithing and canrfel john mcdonald fhonk law ojtomurown i avin r mag f simnltwa kwi j h tr aa april afcttmra bf ff mm amrinr aanf tf jcmrm 11 ay j-w- buy the way the wise buy tr i a gvi doaala rawaaaasafity aw day ttaqr aaaw t ma barf of food for ktua ac do may had aardt not if may bop corroir hot qwabty a aa la ll idl prloa ntj mil kar hat hara fa i uw wm bay brias aa yoar ml oja roa aaoaay look at la barua balow aa aala na may v carrolls spa avkner or nabjns best tomatoes choice quality no 2 tin special ayhner choice quality special pork and beans ana2vi 10 t no 24 ha c sweet white cbrii 41 25c tender sieve 4 peas 2 f 15c pineapple tidblts no 2 tin 16 j special car evaporated milk poaacl tin 10 tender canadian kraut 2 v 21c wax beans ayawwbna4 2 29c cafrowta on cleanser 15 choice quality peaches 15c bartlett pears 2 27c mav red pitted tt ch ernes 9c 1cent sale bay i jfc fc m teamy vaba 4shaaj or 1 pwm mr bay m iqurlil nilml aalaar i vi ii tu qualjrv fotst economy always afafttlwawaaavftsataaafsa lemons per dor oranges per dor main street 23c pineapples each 23c 28r i 23c 40c 49c leaflettuce 2 bunchea lfc phooe357 georgetown i

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