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page 8 y- the georgetown herald wed neaday evening w5 5th 1939 2c savingsm front quarters of iamb lb 23 from new spring uunb stewing veal 2 lb 25c pure uvrdttn 3 lb pads 29c 10 deposit in fmils fresh pork shoulders lb jg breakfast bacon lb 27c mmhlnti sliced prime rlfr roasts lb 22c california grapefruit good size 4 for 19 new ontario l carrots 2 bunches qg large snowy wums cauliflower 2 for 25c egyptian cooking onions 3 lb j4 new potatoes at market price mother parkersea yelfcw label vi lb 26c orange pekoe lb 33 clovsr lkag sockeyk salmon 12 oz med size tin 25c comfort soap for kraft loaf cheese lb 27 c obown ok bee hive corn syrup 5 lb tin 37 thriftsoap flakes 3 lb for yj beats all javel water 2 for 9 heinz sandwich spread med jar j9 mclarens nut crush 25c hmlarens jelly powders g for 25 zest puke orange marmalade 2 lb ice box jar 25c choice quauty tomatoes 2 3 for 25 kellogg s ok quaker corn flakes 3 for 25 4uakek natural health bran 2 for 25c phone 28w c j buck georgetown local news is the glorious next wednesday twelfth now is the time to destroy the weeds the weather as a whole was won derful lor the holiday week end shop where you are invited read the advertisements in this paper get your garden party posters here we do a good job at reasonable prices let the herald do your printing lor you we do attractive letterheads and other business forms georgetown juvenile baseball team were defeated in milton on july 1st by an 8 3 score dr c v williams will be absent from his office from july 13th to a11 gust 4th while on vacation baseball game at the park to morrow thursday night at 7 pra milton vs georgetown ashgrove united church garden party at the home of thos olffen 8th line on monday next july 10th and now comes the time of year when women go to a summer cottage to rest and then come home to re cuperate early cherries are now on tt market the bulk ot the crop will not be harvested until about the first of next week however there must be times these days when prime minister mackenzie king is sorry his government abolished titles in canada etiquette hint a young r should never say to a young girl hope to see more of you when i come up to the beach haven t you sometimes wondered just how an enthusiastic member ot the humane society acts when he lines up tor lunch at a picnic and thi the ants h beaten him to i esther says the crisis- in europe is nothing compared to the one in the offlce she says she and the boss both want to take their holidays at the same time the nighclass garden party of the season at thos alliens under auspices ashgrove wa monday july 10th supper and concert adults 35c children 20c a grand time for all strawberries and cream are still the order of the day with the prices of strawberries still going lower they are now selling at four quart boxes for twentylive cents the th annual eccles mullln re union was held on saturday last july 1st at the home of mr david eccles holsteln when 150 of the family con necuons were present from several districts in some ways the modern city man perhaps town and village too is very wnt- to the primitive man if his women folk talk too much he goes to his club while his ancestor just reached for it in holy cross hall georgetown vacation school for two weeks is be ing held two sisters of bt josephs community are teaching the children sister antoinette principal of bt patricks separate school hamilton and sister ugourl of holy rosary school hamilton there is a largo attendance of children cherry time garden party under tte auspices of the wa of ashgrove united church at the home of mr thos oueea lot 14 8th line 1 miles sooth of geo on mon day evening july 10th sapper serv ed to uo djst a good program is assured far tin beau belle bnter- tameo ot woodstock alice box no many appreciated the pictures last week of old scences and old faces in georgetown some years ago we have a letter from the southern states which we will publish next issue all bicycle owners in oakville will required to have their machines registered and licensed in the near fu ture a decision to this effect was made at the meeting of the town council on monday evening last when the existing by law regulating the use of bicycles in town was ordered amended to provide for their regis tration and licensing today there is a class of oldster who thinks the youngster is a disgrace and a scapegoat there may be some justification for worry but scanning the history of the past few genera tlons one is inclined to guess that the young man and woman of today is just as good if not better than the people of yesterday at the same age tt has always been a favorite sport of older people to condemn the young dominion day was appropriately celebrated at huttonville park for their majesties king george vi and queen elizabeth made their first ap pearance there in the form of royal statues the statues were carved at erindale by albert demers the famous frenchcanadian wood carver who will be at the park all summer with hla statues which not yet completed mr demers states tt will take him fully two weeks finish thm gordon moorehead who has charge of the park this summer has introduced a saturday night dance which proved very popular with the younger set he has installed a ro cola the very newest music machine which has plenty of volume and the very latest dance music jack mack and his orchestra from toronto will continue to supply the music for the prlday night dances see the park ad in this issue personals personals mr and mrs jack kaiser of to ronto fifr and mrs will graham rfcuawrand mrs young of toronto spent sunday with mrs j m buck among the week end visitors at the home of mr and mrs thos lyons were alderman spencer early of sas katoon who was on his way to the new york worlds pair and mrs agnes pollock of londonderry ire land who was paying a return visit made by miss betty lyons last year when she spent the year in europe friends of the family in the coun ties of peel and halton will join with those of winnipeg and the west in offering congratulations to canon martin upon his elevation to the bishopric of saskatchewan at the re cent meeting of th provincial synod the newly appointed bishop is an englishman by birth worked in the slums of london where general booth of the salvation army was so ener getic spent student days in toronto went west worked as a missionary in the yellowhead pass construction camps later became rector of st george s winnipeg where he has continued tor 21 years his sunday afternoon broadcasts were followed with interest by persons in many parts of the dominion a man six feet in height and of fine physique he is just the class of man for the strenu ous task which awaits him in the great diocese of saskatchewan mrs martin has been a frequent visitor with mrs annie qulnn of brampton her maiden name was cathleen wil son and members of the family to which she belonged were residents of hornby district conservator mrs frith of toronto spent tues day with friends in town misses robertson and lena mcnally are holidaying at port carllng vmr and mrs j l thompson of kitchener spent sunday with friends in town miss mary smith is holidaying with her cousin in guelph miss gertrude kuhl mr and mrs j b gray spent the week end at mrs grays home in bala mr and mrs morris hillock and dlanne spent the holiday week end at wasaga beach miss june frank left tuesday even ing to spend the summer in edmon ton alta mr and mrs clarence buck and family spent the holiday week end at fenelon falls miss betty lyons is attending the midsummer course at queens tjnl versity kingston mrs win tyndall spent the week end with mr and mrs arthur tyn dau at centre island miss mary jean russ of hamilton is spending the week with dr and mrs mcallister and family col and mrs martin of detroit were holiday visitors with mr and mrs f d mcnally messrs howard anguish and regin ald broomhead spent the week end at wasaga beach major j m and mrs mcklnley and miss mary spent the holiday at the home of mrs r e harrison mr and mrs jas emrnerson and miss eunice emmerson were at wa saga beach for the holiday dr f r and mrs watson mr and mrs john miller and mrs e holmes spent last week end in muskoka mr and mrs root weir of toronto were visitors at the home of mrs e harrison over the week end miss isobel richardson and miss doris keen returned home sunday af ter three weeks holiday at belleville mr c c hyatt and mr w snow- don of toronto were week end visitors with mr and mrs edward wodson mrs f broomhead and dektres and mr and mrs rasnrusben of bramp ton are holidaying this week at wa saga beach mr and mrs bruce mckenxie and son paul of brantford spent last week at the home of mr and mrs s mc kenzie mr and mrs e brownlee were vislt ed over the week end bymr brown lee s mother and sister of valleyneld que mayor joseph gibbons sod mr and mrs j b gray are in ottawa this neek attending the hydro electric convention- mr a n wlnlow of nelson bc has returned home alter spending the past two weeks with his aunt mrs j cunningham v mrs j blake leslie miss olenna leslie and mr duke burrows guelph spent the holiday week end at twelve oclock point trenton mr jack thompson announcer at ckcl radio station toronto spent the holiday with his parents rev w g o and mrs thompson mr and mrs w b ford and son donald mrs geo ford and miss laurentla archambault spent sunday with friends in niagara falls mr and mrs f l mcgllvray and mr and mrs garfield l moguvray and son ross spent the holiday week end at niagara falls and dunnville mr and mrs sam brown and daughter merrill of winnipeg man were visitors with their cousins mrs w a mcclure and family and oiner relatives this week brills holiday specials girls play suits ages 12 to 18 girls slacks ages 10 to 14 girls bathing suits 129 79c 98c boys wash suits 4 and gg swimming tr pure wool in mens and boys sizes 89c mens white shoes in calf or buckskin 2jj5 mens reg 150 shirts white english broadcloth special jf aa mens tropical worsted trousers 295 ladies dresses cotton laces and voiles speoalj ggc co phone 167 main and ms st georgetown o 1 pure food store- monarch flour fancy pastry 24 ebs 56c pickles 7 oz york brand sweet mixed 10c corn syrup 37c certo bottle 5r for ialrg jams and v- jellies colgates soap deal fruit bowl free with 6 cakes of soap j2c wexjohs gra jptjc new 1 oz refrigerator jar york brand sweet beljhh 7 okjkr 27e we huskies whole wheat flakes- one cent sale z pkgs 14c neilsons jersey brand cocoa for iced cocoa ha he kleenex tissues 200 sheets 13c 500 sheets z9c fancy red silver salmon tall tin 5c oo west baking powder 1 lb un ibe deluxe jelly powders 6 pkgs ise white shoe poush it twoinone shu milk 15c sweet pickle cottage roll by the piece lb zle sweet pickle back bacon by the piece lb me choice breakfast bacon by the piece lb 25 fhesh bologna by the niece lb h two in one bug kjujeit whiz fly fume in bulk fresh fruit and vegetables a e phone 75 farnell free delivery the sympathy of the community is extended to mr roy zimmerson and family due to the death last week at kitchener of mr zimmerman s bro ther mr and mrs a b parr of sudbury mr and mrs j w miller and family streetsvlue and mr and mrs d h rogers and family of dundas were week end visitors at the home of mr and mrs w j campbell queen st mr and mrs w hl kentner and miss marjorie kentner miss jean cole and mr and mrs claude kent ner of milton spent the holiday at tilden lake mr and mrs h ferry mr and mrs f mccartney and family called on mr win bowman at sunset camp near qrsvenhurst while they were up north over the week end rebekah lawn tea remember the rebekah lawn tea to be held at the home of mrs harold cleave on monday july 10th tea served from 4 to 7 o clock euchre and bridge at o o clock in case ot rain the tea will be served inside everybody welcome admission 25c it f w c niim shirley liark oanadas shirley temple winner of imrf wort doable con tn ltr vteeent bros elever mtnutn- trtjm tin in andfuttar allan har- arts and theology students go to mission fields two hundred arts and theology stu dents of the united church of can ada colleges were this week appointed to mission fields of canada some students were placed in every province of canada three students were stationed in newfoundland two of these will engage in missionary work in lumber camps the largest number of students went to northern saskatchewan one student was given mission work the caribou the mining areas northern ontario also received number of students the young men will serve on the mission fields for twenty weeks for at least a quarter of them it will be the first experience in missionary work the students have been placed in areas where there is no regular mini ster these students will serve in the neighborhood of 800 preaching sta tions inany of which would have no represe of the church minis tering to them if it were not for the service rendered by the students said rev dr r b cochrane secre tary of the board of home missions under whose supervision the students were placed these youngman are laying foun dations of ob church at the future then energy enthusiasm and spirit has already made a fine impression whe fbey have been sent they are making a tine oontrnatton to the life of onr pioneer areas many of the charges now dependant for sup port wlu one day be splendid sslf supporting ebsrehes j he services to which you have become accustom will be maintained prices are right and square dealing guaranteed says j c clark who has purchased the chopping mill feed business of o the w c bessey estate we will continue to stock and recommend master feeds for all classes of poultry and livestock seasonable feeds now in stock include master growing mash master chick starter master poultry concentrate master latog mash master red head egg mash phone 195 master pig starter master pig feed concentrate 25 master 41 hog concentrate 41 master calf meal georgetown a