Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), September 27, 1939, p. 4

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phg4 the georgetown herald wednesday evniii 1939 fall fair week -at- swing into fall with a new outfit fromshv ladies shoes a fine gttmp of oxfords in all sizes at 198 lames shoes new fall styles in oxfords ties and pumps at 249 mens work boots genuine grain collide leather boots with panco or leather soles 295 mens oxfords a strong well- made shoe for everyday wear 198 girls dresses sizes 6 to 14 in lovely scotch plaid materials on sale 79c boys pullovers ribbed cotton and rayon pullovers in zipper styles at 49c ladies pullovers made of pure botany wool special 98c ladies wool dresses beauti ful new styles in wool materials that will be very practical for fall wear 295 ladies silk dresses only at silvers a selection like this at a price like this reg 495 and 595 values at 395 xurls all wool sweater coats sizes up to 12 years while they last they go at 9g ers mens sweater- coats all wool cardigans a flat knit sweater that is- suitable for wear under coats i at 179 mens work pants oz king- cot denirn work pants made by lighthouse at 139 mens work boots sturdy split cowhide work boots buy them now while we have them in stock at the low price of 198 mens sweaters brushed wool jweater coats with full length zip pers 295 mens underwear all weigkt combinations a splendid garment in button and buttonless styles q8c mens overcoats now is the time to buy your overcoat the prices are bound to advance as the season progresses see our selection 1595 ladies winter coats truly a group of coats to be proud of the seasons loveliest styles in boucle ma terials trimmed with silver fox per sian bombay and mink marmot furs we purchased these coats before the prices went up and wise shoppers will take advantage of the prevailing low prices a message to our customers j commodity prices are advancing daily no one is able to say how high prices will go having made extensive purchases for fall before the outbreak of war we are now able to offer a storefull of sparkling new merchandise at prices considerably lower than the current retail market offers we want you to know that we shall not raise the prices on any merchandise that we have on hand comparison will show that now as always good clothes cost less at silvers silvers dept store phone 375 where your dollar goes farther georgetown say bow about a pact with met it wont bt much became you aee a pact to me if old or new oceans no more than if does to yon stalin thu is so sodden adoplh that xt takes my breath and knocks me flat your books and an those things you said oonvlnced me you were antibed hitler j i like to do uimcs by surprise andsock tne world betweenjasr eyei a pact would make an awtul f usa and still not mean a thing tons but what of john bull he and i ate waiting onw to ratify p while i alt here and hesitate his envoys wait and wait and wait hitler well let em wait ttaat is their way they never mind a jong delay in wants bis pledge plain and dear hes no like you and me old dear stalin youve said some bitter things of me and said em pretty candidly to team with- you i must confess would make me feel a mild distress say lisseh rm no more for you than youre for me and that is true- but pacta we sign em by the score 80 what the duoeis just one more stalin i guess its all in good clean fun itiis pact is but another one tour names here if mine goes above it i trust youll not remind me of it hitler i understand just how you feel but sign and bring the proper seal the newsreel cameras are grinding you have my word this wont be binding stalin heigh ho i here goes with fountain penl t but never bring this upagaln rm now for you and yourc for me tjntn we think we shouldnt bet bete gone to aohool wee hugh and mm not four bute i saw the fright was to him wnen he left the door but be took a hand o benny an a band o ban wl joes owid coat upon htm con we poor weemani he cut the quarest figure more stout near thin itrpttm right an steady yv his toes turned to i watched him to the corner o the big turf stack an ube more bis feet went forrrtt atin his head turned back he was lodkm would i call him och my heart was woe sure its lost x am without him but he be to go x followed to the turnin t when they passed it by 4 god help him he was cryln and maybe so was x elisabeth shane in by bog and b in donegal j tls done i the russians and the dutch aren ow in one embracing clutch were buddies under one bright star were bosom pals like hell we are milton crown attorney w i dick who underwent an operation u the gait hospital last week is we are pleased to report doing nicely w t barnard was taken to ouelph general hospital on tuesday afternoon where he underwent an operation for appendlcttus he is doing nicely to day and his many mends hope he will soon recover mr and mrs victor hall of hornby wish to announce the engagement of their daughter annie elizabeth to allan edward only son of mr and mrs robert bush jr milton mar riage to take place late in september at a large and enthusiastic meeting of hockey fans held in the council chamber of the town hall on friday evening last the milton hockey club was reorganized for the season 193r 1940 following are the officers pres hoy mcandless vice pres len owen sectreas fred mills executive j w hlgglns a clement dr o h heslop and dr f e babcock it was decided to enter a junior team in the oha the reorganization meeting of the milton branch of the canadian red cross society was held in the town hall on tuesday afternoon sept 19th with quite a representative attendance mrs dewar took the chair and the el ectlon of officers followed resulting as follows president mrs f dewar 1st vicepresident mrs adam sproat 2nd vlcopres mrs f e babcock treasurer miss enid mcooll secretary mrs w h ptolemy conveners fin ance mrs hlnchey social mrs roger ptolemy wool mrs denton pur chasing mrs r adams membership miss e utue distributing mrs john mitchell publicity mrs j e marcel lus ch ampion experimental farms tree planting work tree planting on prairie farms is one phase of the work of the dominion experimental farms part of this service is the provision of free seed lings to farmers by the- forest nursery stations at indian head and suther land sbracatchewan under the prairie farm rehabilitation act special as sistance is provided for tree planting this consists of free carriage of seed lings to farmers throughout what known as the drought area and finan cial assistance for pl and main tenance to operators of district exper iment substations and members of field crop shelterbelt associations the field crop shelterbelt associa tions are groups of aimers in selected areas which cooperate with the do minion experimental farms in large- scale shelterbelt plantings the object of these plantings is to determine the value in the protection of crops against wind and soil drifting four associa tions have been focmed at lyleton man conquest sask aneroid sask and porter lake alberta free distri button of trees to farmers in the drought area is generally made through agricultural improvement associa tions during the spring of 1939 total of 2374109 trees was distributed under the prailre farm rehabilitation act bringing the total distribution since the inauguration of the program up to 8524370 trees advertising does four things if b conduct a retail store there are four thing yon wish to dot jfyou wish to hold all your present customer o you wish to sell more goods to your pres- ent customers o you wish to replace with new customers die old ones who moved away 4 married armstrong corleno on sat urday sept 23rd at st georges anglican church by the rev w g o thompson mrs letltia hazel corleno to john wesley armstrqng you wish to increase the number of your customers try advertising in the georgetown herald phone no 8 acton miss mabel harris underwent an operation for appendicus on sunday evening at ouelph general hospital friends will be pleased to know she is convalescing nicely mr root lasby of nassagaweya bas been seriously ill following an op eration in ouelph general hospital rwas able to bo moved to his sons home in ouelph friends wish for him a prompt recovery mr and mrs lachlan mmpian leave this week for their new farm home near belwood acton friends re gret their removal but wish tfaem ev ery success in the new home during the past few weeks game warden leslie bray has been engaged assisting in the distribution of young pheasants in various parts of the pro vince m halton county five hundred birds were turned loose in each of the tour townships and they should be ready for the annual shoot next month ta duke of devonshire and lake side chapter of the ix jxk fm up on saturday to meet the fiat oah r wartime needa tney cooectod a contmerahia amount of children clothing and blankets and funds to purchase toas needed articles for the their home in lsadon rnlwn watmmm by otttssm to u appeal the orders were able to send 1 article valued at alq0 and a the response to tbz new advertisements for sale silver sktn pickling onions also cooking onions phone 135 r 12 wanted girl for general housework on farm apply to mrs l devrles phone s3 r 3 georgetown it for sale good low wheel wagon new rims and tires j n oneill son george- towphone 14 it for sale childs steel cot price 300 apply to mrs j darke albert st george town up wanted capable and reliable general housework 26 market st georgetown ltp for sale a quantity of choice iwffffoi ap ply to o v picket phone 381 r 12 georgetown it for bent six room bouse with all conveni ences good cellar and garage this house is in good condition apply box herald office it boardera wanted can accomodate two men boarders apply mrs eua hate near smith 4t stone uul georgetown ltp bay none for sale u years okvgood aaddlauand driving bone pfc si r 13 georgetown it purnjehedor unlurnlahed room rent baqi etc pleasantly attow on queen st apply at herald office acttvb dkaukfl waxlsd lcan and women aattmg car m of ed in 1m7 bora wholehearted eoniperatfcn w0 j inquire tooat ambm pbo- d0oib m0 st ceauant leontteal u napoleofts for oaontng of nod owe up hwaptton to war in 1t9s napotoon tat phae ot 13 fin fcmnos or an 1 and practical method of pi food from one harvest to another tbm prise was won in ibm by nicholas ap pert a coraecuoner vc paris whoa oontoinera were made of wbed and corked glassjam the mteoduction at a metal container was due to an bng liahman peterdurand who was gran ted a patent in england in 1810 btt called his container a tin can as th pattern was based on that of a tea canister moat of the recent improve ments in canning have been made in the north american continent v the link with nspoeon says the fin- perlai bconomlo committee in lis worldwide survey of the trade in can ned food and the fact that canned foods were used on a large scale in the crimean- war the american otvil war and in british colonial wars may cause undue emphasis to be laid en the mili tary necessity as a factor m the dev elopment of canning it hasimdi tedly played an important part the most powerful stimulus was the demand created by the industrial and 1 agricultural expansion m the aecondff half of the nineteenth century and the development of new areas of food production remote from consuming markets as the demand in these mar kets increased local industries were established for the canning of home grown produce the commercial marketing of can ned goods began about 1820 among the first foods so marketed being sar dines and peas in canada oommer- j cial canning is one of the oldest of ttm larger organized industries the first canning factory in canada was estab lished at grimsby ont in 1878 can ada is now one of the leading countries of the world in the canning of food particularly vegetables and fruit september weddings leslie wilkinson wedding at brampton limehouse rally day services were observed at the presbyterian church last sunday music was supplied by twenty junior voices misses doris harding and eleanor cook sang a duet joan campbell favored with a solo and a quartet was made up or misses doris mitchell given hill inez scott and grace beerman next sabbath com munion will be observed services wore withdrawn at the united church last sunday owing to glen williams anniversary services mr wm newton spent sunday with friends in bavrie mr and mrs arthur lane and family visited his mother mrs r lane an sunday mr stuart wright is visiting his brother mr wm wright of erin towilaliip mr and mrs wm a lane messrs frank and a w benton attended the funeral of miss jessie lane at cree- more on tuesday mr and mrs a hall spent the week end at the cottage mr and mrs d robertson spent a day or two at the cottage a pretty lawn wedding was held on saturday sept 23rd at the home of mr and mrs w l wilkinson bramp ton when their daughter catherine mae was united in marriage to mr wilfrid dolson leslie son of mr and mrs t is leslie of georgetown mr e a chester ba bd officiated mrs egerton wilkinson sisterinlaw of the bride played the wedding music and mrs amott mcclure was soloist accompanied at the piano by mrs mcfarlane the bride given in marriage by her father wore a gown of white french marquisette over taffeta with shirred bodice and bouf fant skirt extending into a short train her long tulle veil was held with i halo of orange blossoms and she car ried a ihower bouquet of better tim roses and lllyofthevalley miss margaret muir of toronto the brides maid was gowned in gray chiffon with pink feather hat and pink accessories and carried a bouquet of johanna win roses the groomsman was mr t h hope at the reception following the ceremony the brides mother received in a blue lace gown with corsage of pink roses the grooms mother was gowned in black lace with corsage of ifed roses later mr and mrs leslie left by motor for the adlrondacks nnd new york the bride travelling in an ensemble of gray french wool with wine accessories on their return they will reside on the grooms farm near georgetown the members of- third form ghh held a welner roast at the mountain on tuesday evening and all report a grand time the evening was spent in games after which refreshments were the order sliced side bacon lb 29c baking powder j 1 9c habitant pea soup loc wax beans 2 1 5c navy tissue 4 25c chipso deal i 24c peanut butter 2 lb 25c bali budget blend tea lb 43c many fxoweks soap 4 for 15c duriex cream sandwich biscuits 2 1b 29c tomatoes 2 for 15c stsodard qiuuilt ih ito bebbtve4 lb tin corn syrup 37e cocoa 2 lb 25c bilk beefex it o ha corn beef 15c grapefruit juice 20 oz tin 10c peas 2 for 15c staadaid ojalu 1 tin oranges doz 19c grapefruit 5 25c cauliflower 2 25c coolrfng applet 15c celery 5c celery hearts 2 for 15c head lettuce 2 for 15c wax beans lb se-

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