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the georgetown herald wednesday evening jury 12th 1939 page 5 1m food storl shatritt tang 9r bottle obtains real fruit juice jeuo pudding 3 pk 23 butteraootch corned beef 95 hereford bnuu f lb u shirrirfs lustra jelly powder 3 pk23x whole kernel com 1ft- choice qiautr tta v fly coils 20c aeroxon brand doc oreen oiant tomato juice large una 15c maclarbns imperial peanut butter fancy tumbler 15c sbtthreffffs good mo marmalade 16 ox jar 13 hexnz cooked spaghetti 17 os tins 2 for 25c boyamalt chocolate flavored drink 12 os tin 45c ivory aoap 89 44j100 uie large burs 15c comfort soap whe tor laundry 4 bars me maple laf toilet soap 5 bars he sweet pickled cottage rolls by the piece 21c sweet pickled back bacon by thepiece me choice breakfast bacon by the piece lb 25c fresh bologna by the piece lb 12 he whiz fly fume in bulk brine ym own container twoinone bug killer and blight preventive fresh fruit and vegetables a e farnell phone 75 free delivery crops look good in all provinces of he dominion moisture conditions in satisfactory and bright warm 1 weather from now on point to bumper crop ontario harvested heavy crop of strawberries other fruits promise vefl below will be found a brief synopsis of telegraphic reports received at the head office of the bank of montreal from its branches grand garden party and concert on the lawn at the home of mrs w a mcclure on friday july 28th at 8 30 p m d s t under auspices of knox presbyterian church entertainment by russ creighton and hut canadian mountaineers wellknown variety entertalnejar from tmnu featuring wee donald sfence oowandinr chancier and comic boy singer little clara felly torontos sensational gu singer dancer and acrobatic r the melburton twins the celebrated tap andf novelty dance e f ted rust ventriloquist and wee fat the dummy canadas edgar bergta and charlie mecartby- jtmmy fax canada oldest and greatest character comedian refreshment booth on the grounds come and have a good time admission adults 25c children 15c watch our window worn waklt icb cueam stoculs amd oonnonomnur fresh raspberry sundae 13c 2 for 25c georgetown 89 longs confectionery l grghy 1 theatre friday july 14 brother rat smart comedy with wayne morris and friscilla comedy swing you swingers fox news saturday july 15th three smart girls grow up dbanna nurbtn chutes wlnnlbrer and nan grey comedy youre next to nothing cartoon ugly duckling no 8 lone ranger tuesday and wednesday jury is am 19 trade winds fredric march joan bennett and ralph bellamy band clyde mccoy soon huckleberry finn with snapshots successful men wanted to seu for su company our dealers imuti because we must insure their anooeas on 300 easy sellers low priced attimottvely packed quick anpant orders peimanent connection and steady year round income for cap able men several localities avail- sdaie just now it qnanfl to beco your own boss ewqupus without o3uoat10ic fmmunx ob 570 st lt swefj general moisture conditions are satisfactory over practically all the main wheal growing area of the prairie provinces and recent warm bright weather is hastening early growth early sown wheat is heading out in many sections of manitoba and in the south and central areas of saskatchewan over the rest of the prairie provinces the wheat crop is generally in the shot blade grasshoppers are numerous throughout saskatchewan but damage to date is slight ball storms have occurred in the three provinces and ome damage is reported in local ar eas in quebec province timely rains have unproved moisture conditions but growth has been retarded by cool weather haying has begun w ith prospects of a fairly good crop in ontario crop prospects generally con unue lav orsble with growth stimu lated by time rains and recent warm weather haying is general with orospects of a fair yield the straw berry crop has been heavy and other small fruits promise normal yields in the maritime provinces the season is still backward and warm weather is needed moisture conditions have lm- prmed in british columbia while sonje fine weather was experienced for several days a recurrence of rain has had a retarding effect and crops throughout the lower mainland are in urgent need of sunshine prairie provinces alberta crop prospects gener ally continue the best in years with ample moisture except in the peace river district and a small area north west of eomonton where good rains are needed wheal is mostly in shot blade the continuation of the warm er weather at present prevailing would ensure rapid growth hereto fore growth has been retarded some what by cool weather there has been some hall damage in the central areas pasturage is excellent sugar beets are pr saskatchewan crops gener ally continue to make progress but on the whole are about a week later than last year moisture conditions gener ally remain satisfactory and prospects are favourable except in the south eastern arras where crops are spotty early sown wheat is heading out in the souvh and southeast grasshop pers are prevalent through the prov ince but no extensive damage has occurred as yet a light infection of leaf rus is reported but he bulk or wheat is rust resistant hail losses are reported in southeastern areas pastures are in good condition manitoba conditions generolly are favourable throughout the prov ince further rains and warm weather have promoted rapid growth and early sown wheat is heading out ovtr large areas grasshopper arc present in the south but have so far caued little damage pastures b are in good condition province of quebec eastern townships and ot tawa valley moisture conditions are now sdtislaeiory and grain and root crop sho ild improve ripidly with favourable weather conditions hay j ing has commenced m some districts and a fairly good crop is idicated pasture are in good condition to bacco plants require warmer weather strawberries art plentiful t id other small fruits promise well lower st ia whence a lake st john dis trict grain and roots have ben efited from recent rains but higher temperatures are needed to promote growth a fair good hnv crop ls in prospect pasture are in good condl uon provinre of ontario pall wheat is filling and colouring well with an average crop indicated spring grains are progressing satlsfac lorily althougn the straw is short haying is general and while in osroe districts lack of moisture in june has a deteriorating effect a fair yield is in prospect pastures are in satlsfac tory condition canning of a below average pea crop has commenced root crops com and tomatoes are- making good growth a heavy strawberry crop has been harvested other small fruits promise normal yields apples have set well and indications are fav ourable tobacco plants continue to make favourable progre maritime provinces recent rains have improved mols ture conditions but warm weather is needed grains and root crops should advance rapidly with favourable wen cher a light crop of hay is indicated pastures are reported in fairly condition apple trees show good promise province of british colmnbla harvesting of the hay and alfalfa crops ias commenced but some early cut hay has been spoiled tomatoes and potatoes are growing satlsfac tartly marketing or the former crop will c later than usual cut worm and wirewonn damage to on ions is severe- in portions of some districts other vegetables are expec ted to yield well the- strawberry season has been dlasappolnting pick lng of raspberries and lognnberrtes has commenced and good crops are expected unless continued wet weather causes deterioration apples are stsing weh and give promiseof an average crop splitting in cherries is not ser- sous and a good yield is anticipated banges are in excellent shape and cattle m prime condition can you give a oty child a holiday school is out to some children that may mean a happy vacation time ls just suiting unfortunately to many hundreds of city children it means hot days spent on narrow dun tv streets at the country homes office of the neighborhood workers association toronto there are already more than 600 names on the list of those hoping for a rip to the country this each day more pleas come in from district workers johnny was sick during the winter he must have holiday mary age 12 has been keeping house during tier mothers ill ness she is thin and tired and needs rest and sunshine these and other statements by visiting social workers vouch for the fact that every name on the waiting list is deserving of const deration said the director of the country placement department many invitations have been received by the n wa but for the most part they are hostesses of previous years who are anxious to again do their bit toward making some city child happy we know there arc scores more kindly country women who would willingly lake a child or two in their home for two weeks if they only knew of the great need said the director there s joining complicated about tlie business of ending an invitation just a brief letter addressed to the n w a 22 wellesly st toronto loca uon of the farm or summer home di recuoru is to how lbe nearest point is reached and a statement of preier- ence as to age and sex of children preferred is all that is required plus a letter from the local clergyman or a well known member of the com munity the n wa does all the rest has the child medically examined and provided w th transportation i the need is very urgent and those who can help may relieve parents and social workers by responding immedi ately to the pathetic question of so many children could we please go to the country this m- n4 women you simply cannot afford to miss this grand opportunity to save money on quality merchandise at r mcbean cos going out of business sale for almost a half a century this grand old reliable nierchandisuig institution has served die community always giving the very height of quality at reason ably low prices dont miss this sale mcbean co girls take over pinecrest camp on norval hill at norval thirty five girls from peel county alo some from dundalk guelph fleshertcn islington and creemore moved into pinecrest camp over the week end to enjoy their an nual sevendays holiday there the camp sponsored by the ontario reli gious education council has been successful so far and another twenty- five girls are expected to add to the exoejent record daily activities include hiking na ture stud swimming bible study and a campflrc every evening before light out camp leaders are mrs neelands of mono road director hastes miss m f hall guelph swimming and land insiruciress miss bevsip vernon nurse miss eva merit ns oi weston mis gwm moore i id miss shirley gowland brampton conduct the bible study and interest clashes this afternoon was visitors day at the camp when those present saw a displaj ol athletic prowess 2 save with safety at your rexau store g tan gnihsat a z t pi stor tan wlutowt gypsy tan oil 39c serve hot or cold ovaltine i 38c 58c 98c speciaim for this week attng castile soa 5 for 10c ulitz powders 2 for zse picnic supplies 35c iirumllk nr 1 caps new discovery sta way insect repellant 39c foe btmj caps iscvto e r r can always shop to advantage c lotion 50c at vour rexall store josl um th nx for your vacation jane seymour weekend kits 3 00 value for 150 a limited nnnber at the price kilbridf frmhl i ifts ar i oh- girl pinnld blnlath din smith 46 jt it old kilbride farmer who weighs 210 pounds and stands 6 feet 2 inches in his mocking ed feet lgnoredthe ialn of two crack ed ribs and single luinded lifted an overtunwd auto and released three children and their rather who were pinned underneath a car driven by jo eph harris 55 of r r no 3 campbel utile collided with smiths truck shortly after 12 o clock last wednesday seriously in jured was 9 yiarold margaret harris who received a concussion and face and body lacerations she was one of the four who were pinned beneath the car when it rolled over on its side smith s feat is considered all the more extraordinary because of the fact that he has been in poor health for the past twelve years and has been taking insulin at regular periods during all that time i just had to do it thats all was his comment the kids and their father were pinned underneath and the car had to be moved how did i do it why i just got my hands on the side of it and heaved for all i was worth he hasn t got the strength he used to have interrupted mrs smith he has been ailing for quite a while but i guess he isn i what you might call a weakling the strapping farmer whose arms and shoulder development tell a story of a life of hard toil made light of ids own injuries though he admitted he feeling rather poorly irrts suffered cuts and shock his daughter ruth 12 cuts and bruises a son hugh 14 head and body i juries one of the cars wheels was missing when smith righted the machine the injured were treated by dr c k stevenson or milton dr b freed or milton and dr h a mc donald of kilbride phone t robbs drug store wo deuvwr the rkxall store georgetown the weed of the week i lawk weeds a pasture menaee this year has seen jreat advances in aviation advances that vitally af fect canada transcanada airways is wen established with mall poundage increasing every month regular trans- auanuc alrservloes are an accom pushed fact and canada is rapidly becoming a major producer of air planes and parts with every possibil ity of becoming great britains chief source of supply small wonder then that jhe authorities of the omdt- national kxhibttton are this year btymc great emphasis on the theme of king revil and orange hawkweed two closclv rela ed weeds listed in the ontario weed control act as hawk weeds aro spreading rnpidlv in rough permanent pasture land both are vigoroii growing perennials with trailing oriipctip or siems r t th surfice of the soil these take root every few inches and produce new planus they must be curtailed on pastures or thee lands will become a liability instead of an asset says j d mcleod of the crops seeds and weeds branch ont dept of agriculture the leaves of both plants are for the most part attached to the crown and not to the stems leaves and stems are extremely hairy and filled with a bitter nrrlky juice which live stock do not relish orang- hawkweed grows from one to two feet in height and has orange red blossoms grouped in clusters king jjevi will grow three feet or more in height and has a yellow bios som similar to but less than half the size of sow thistle both these weeds are easily des troyed by cultivation and infested pas ture fields should be broken if possl bl and cultivated thoroughly some farmers have obtained results on rough land by working the soil with a disc harrow or a heavy drag har row manure and fertiliser is then applied and the area is seeded down with some vigorous growing grasses which prevent the hawkweeds from gaining a foothold great care should be taken to eradicate small patches before they become firmly established spudding scattered plants and the use of chemicals for large areas is recom mended it has been demonstrated that ha can be eradicated from rough pastures with no permanent injury to grass using stephen weed killer at a cost of from 2 to 3 dollars per acre lor material the crops seeds and weeds branch dept of agricul ture toronto and the agricultural representatives art prepared to give farmers rurther information on the use of chemicals 3 days of thrills and fun m montreal m wasmnqton 1000 11so m boston 1175 we know that the path of least re- u surely as does ststance leads to rum the path of conquering force al- ttwrt rtn m atlantic oty s days 7 days 50 2305 mod homlrooa wad mod attbacttvl toum 1w saiss chicago s16jb winnipeg los angeles s3us s7u reg1na s4uo tickets and information at w h long 1tbt it gray co at