Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), April 20, 1938, p. 8

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farsundays and holidays only c saturday only d dally except saturday- sundays antr holidays e8atutdr sundaysend holidays c t the new time tables are available at ah offleea and agencies as ooaoh travel mormaom at w h long phone 89 osbbogs tweddle chick baleheries ltd fergus ontario sale of tweddle 2 week old chicks the kind that live and grow into profitable layers grade a barred rocks and new hampshire reds 1135 pullets sl4v cockerels sum leghorn pullets sz5m extraprofit chicks hatched from 25 to 30 ounce eggs add d00 per hundred special mat ing- add 2x10 3 week old add x00 10 day old deduct 100 wilbert connie mrs j p bosomworth mr ellis ezra thur mrs ttrtton harold anderson an living within a radius of 5 miles of fergus purchased a total of 2075 two and three week old chinks two weeks ago their total loss out of 2675 was 17 and they have now 65 m chick t they paid for this we think is the best proof that tweddle chicks do live and grow into profitable producers in the hands of our customers seeing is believing come and see these chicks for yourself and come at once as our supply is limited learn to fly private pilots course 8500 cash or pay as you fly groand 8cbool ttalnutg not it nil cub aircraft ltd amtlton out lefi of but rancor phone 47130 local news mother sunday may 8th high and public schools reopen monday oaylfght saving time will com mence in georgetown on may 1st trout fishing season opens a week from saturday magistrate woodllffe of hew to ronto held court in town today the ski club dance has been post poned until april 2bth dont miss it particulars next week it the schubert quartette will be the guest artists again this year- at the choral concert it the royal circle of knox pres byterian church are holding a rum mage sale in the oneill block on saturday april 23rd st there was a good attendance at the bridge club monday night bridge teams should be handed to mr chapman secretary before prl- a meeting to organize a baseball club in town will be held in the mc- gibbon hotel on friday april o32nd at 8 oclock all interested are urged to be present it dant miss seeing the play breach of promise suit by the girls look out club in limehouse presbyterian church on friday evening april 22nd at 830 sharp it during the heavy- thunder storm on sunday night about eleven oclock lightning struck a maple tree near m merrydnys glen williams and shattered it badly the choral concert on monday evening will be the climax of weeks of work by the members come and heat- selections from the firefly and many other familiar numbers it experimental illumination of a threemile stretch of the middle road from browns line to the clov er leaf crossing at port credit is be ing installed by hydro linemen who have already erected poles for the en tire distance burlington town council last week passed a bylaw providing for taking the vote of the electors on the appli cation of the high school board for the sum of 12000 for the erection of an addition to the high school and equipment on honday may 9th in the good old days we would see a beautifully feathered chicken and later would find it stewed and on the table in this fast day and age we see a beautifully dressed chicken and later find it stewed and under the table platte city missouri landmark messrs j b mackenzie son have the contract foi building a new twotroom sctyool at huttonvllle to replace the one burned a year ago the new building will cost in the neighborhood of 12000 and work will be commenced this month an auction sale of household furniture belonging to the estate of the late christina marshall will be held at her late home limehouse on saturday april 30th for full par ticulars see posters and herald next issue frank fetch auctioneer our ice deliveries have started f c whitmee phone 241 it h c bailey charles st electric wiring and repairs phone 335 tr carrolls store change in prices in display advertisement tomatoes 10c new potatoes nice size 5 lb 23c fresh rhubarb 2 for 9c i m cranky is not so irritable since he used cress corn and bunion salves remove calluses warts too sold by maccormacks robtas and all drug counters it does your back ache are your kidneys out of order try back ease kidney pills a wellknown formula of great value special offer 39c per box of 45 pills 4 boxes for 100 sole agents maccormacks drug store men raw oyster tonic free if not satisfied with new vim vigor pep vitality contains raw oyster ihvlgorators and other stimu lants get package ostrex tablets today be delighted or maker re funds price 125 call write robba drug store tf dr hammonds brain and nerve pills if depressed melancholy have that tired feeling brain fag jump at the least noise pass sleepless nights you have a breakdown of the nervous system dr hammonds nerve treat ment feeds the starved nerves and you start to pick up at once only 50 cents on sale at maccormacks drug store it troat season open april 30th according to mr d j taylor dep uty minister or game and fisheries the speckled trout fishing season will officially open on april 30th this year may 1st the usual opening day fall ing this year on sunday the authori ties have decided to shove the day ahead and allow the anglers to get an early start at their favorite pastime without having them break the sab bath cheeking auto drivers on instructions from the motor vehicle department provincial police are checking up on all autos and drivers throughout the province of ficers cookman and oliver were li the vicinity of georgetown on satur day evening and as a result 8 ap peared in court today to answer to the charge of driving without license 1 for using 1937 markers and 1 for having bad brakes personals mr and mrs roy king of toronto spent the holiday with georgetown relatives miss lillian kennedy of toronto spent the easter holiday with friends in town mis lowe of toronto and mrs reid of glen allen were holiday visi tors at mr hugh clarks sir and mrs eric allan of st thomas are visiting with mr and mrs o t mckay mrs ed hill spent the holiday eek end with mr and mrs c reith in london mr roy foulls of uts toronto is spending the holidays with his par ents mr and mrs r bfoulls mtesqrace johnston of torontdi was a visitor with mr and isxs- a mecumber over the week end mri and mrs m o bruce of- p- trolls were easter visitors with mr and mrs j r- smih charles st mrs dr dollop spent the easter holidays at the home of vv daugh ter mrs armstrong at london mrs r w mcleay and children of mimico were visitors during the week with mr and mrs w h wilson m maiste mcdonald and miss dorothy cook of toronto are spend ing this week in new york mr and mrs jack duncan of 31m- coe spent the week end with mra angus duncan mr e w cole town and mr frank cole of toronto spent the week end at lake cecebe parry sound district mr and mrs g e haygarth and daughters of diindas were guests at the rectory over the easter week end rev and mrs- john a modermid of lebanon were visitors with mr and mrs john mcdermld during th eas ter holidays v mr and mrs w r douglas jack and baby mary elaine are spending the week with mrs douglas parents mr and mrs j m moore mr whl a devereaux of the bailey meter c6t montreal spent ehe week end with his parents mr and mrs harry devereaux mr james watson of london was a visitor in town and vicinity over the week end and made the herald a pleasant call mr and mrs earl vannatter and son jack of fenlon falls were guests of mr and mrs c j buck over the week end mr and mrs alex fraser of cale donia spent the week end with then- parents in town mrs david fraser and mrs james ucdougall mr c r vandusen editor and proprietor of the tara leader and mrs vandusen spent the week end with mr and mrs s h moqttiboit mr and mrs james e cave oii detroit mr lome cave of slmcoe and miss doris austin of toronto spent the easter holidays with mr and mrs r t cave mr and mrs h p mckeniken and mrs nellie jenner of toronto and mrs h c schrelter of kitchener were visitors with mr and mrs j m moore on the holiday mrs a e chalker and daughter annie or limehouse and mrs t a laughlin of brampton were visitors with mrs j r mathews during the easter holidays mrs ermal young mr and mrs longford jones toronto mr jack buck owen sound mr wm kaiser london were holiday visitors at mrs j m bucks mr and mrs w c anthony and miss valerie herbert spent the easter holidays with mr and mrs castell at hlghgate and called on other friends in woodstock aylmer and chatham mrs joseph hulls left for port elgin on sunday to join mr hulls who proceeded her two weeks ago they will spend the summer in the northern town where mr hulls has charge of the golf course mr and mrs a h feller celebrat ed their 25th wedding anniversary on sunday last they were the recipi ents of many hearty congratulations from relatives and friends the herald joins in wishing mr and mrs feller health happiness and prosperity in the years to come change in on r time table the canadian national train going west due at georgetown 1224 mid night will be cancelled april 25th the 917 east bound train will leave georgetown at 845 after april 23rd died in markdale mrs mary stephenson widow of the late william stephenson died at herhome in markdale on thursday april 14th she was 66 years of age and only sister of david stephenson of pickering ont deceased was an aunt of prank w stephenson of georgetown drunken driver penatuea motor vehicles will be impounded for three months automatically under first convictions of drunk driving laid under the criminal code or of driv lng after a permit is suspended or re voked under amendments to the highway traffic act the amend ments also viewed in sterner light the offense of failing to return to the scene of an accident and ruled that in event of a second conviction the motor vehicle shall be impounded previously the impounding penalty applied only to the third offense 1939 license plates samples 61 license plates which are to be used on motor vehicles in on tario in 1939 will be run off at the ontario reformatory guelpn accord- lng to dr j d heasllp superinten dent at the institution the new style plates will have to receive official government approval before work oh the years supply is started the 1939 plates will be yellow and black with large numbers according to an an nouncement made by highways mini ster t b mcqueaten in a pre statement in the legislature mr mc- cjuesten said he would take the blame for the much criticised 1s38 plates which are orange and bluer manitoba woman landed worlds biggest trout 3l records for lake trout were broken when miss leone hayes pull ed a fish out of lake auufpapuskow on the flln fkm line of the- cana dian national railways in northern manitoba her catch was 47 h in ches long and weighed 63 pounds the worlds record for lake trout up to that time was a fish caught it quebec it weighed 48 pounds the big fish was shown in the can adian wilderness exhibit at the bos ton sportsmens show and is being displayed at detroit before going back to the manitoba legislative building brjllrs present shoes spring gabardines au ujatanew and- smart in footwear will be found at brills gftbaradlnes black brown or navy with patent trim in chic ties and wrap arounds also a host of other styles 295 pair for children we feature such depend- able linos as sismans scampers and hewetson shoe prices are surprisingly low 100 to 195 ft me sh scott mchales savoy fresh styles on a tested last that always has a new appeal its medium harrow toe provides plenty of foot room specially de signed combination fitting assure its ankle hugging qualities and the correct styling of the savoy makes it a real favorite with men who take pride in appearances at ft qo bargains this weekend in greb work boots d brill co the corner store mill and main sb phone 167 georgetown of pure food store 10 lb demerara sugar 51c fresh bulk baking molasses per lb 4c 10 bars p g white naptha soap 35c 4 bars surprise and 1 bar of infants delight soap 21c palmolive shave cream 21c 2 pkgs christies ritz sodas 29c 25 ob jar mcbarens impbrudspbantrr butter 5e 8 m jar york brand fancy 1 ouvbs z5e oxjebft brand chicken with rice soup per tin los westons frurr and nut cookies per pec 15o dav2es easy- spread cheese per pkg iso 3 lb pko sunswebt caijfornia laroe tenderized prunes o 2 tins pard por dogs and cots sso sweet piokle oottaoe sou bj the piece lb ue peameailed back bacon by the piece lb 31c choice breakfast bacon by the piece lb 27c fresh baboqka by the piece lb uho 2 x 1 lb pkos pure lard tie orora tail flowor senh dotch 8oto oad molupuor onion choice raasb rnnr and teoekabus a e farnell phone 75 free delivery georgetown choral society concert assisted by the schubert quarette in the united church monday april 25th miss june frank aeoompsoist program at 815 pm w e capps ltcm conductor admission 25c q hawaian parish hall norval tuesday april 26 by expapos of bin mnrray and assisting artists avspices nerval united church admission 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