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the georgetown herald wed nesday evening june 26th 1 940 sqkj special v 19c 9c 25c eagle brand milk durham corn starch 1 heinz tomato ketchup 5oz 2 heinz pork and beans 16oz quaker corn flakes 2 for 15c pumpkin choice quality large tin 10c blue berries no 2 tin 2 for 21c kraft canadian cheese 2 lb box 57c he 3 potted meat assorted 3 for 25c jello 2 for 15c stuart sweet orange marmalade 2 lb size 23c miracle whip salad dressing 8 oz jar 19c 16 oz 33c interlake toilet tissue 3 for 25c for a hurry op dinner on wash day or after bridge dub keep a small piece ol nam on hand or phone 28w for immediate de livery hams 56 lb caloh peaealed bacon 3i 33 by the piece machine sliced boneless t veafl- rolls id from beat quality veal stewing lamb 2 lb 35c new spring- lamb 22c fruits and vegetables ontario cauliflower snow white 10c ea cabbage firm green head 5c fresh beets 3 bunches 10c local head lettuce head 5c ripe bananas 3 lb 26c california lemons large size 6 for 15c sunklst fall of j nice oranges medium size doz 35c tomvtoes and strawberries at lowest market prices phone 28 c j buck we deliver k3hsshhshh8hxh sn4es8s help the a famous fourcourse plunkett dinner 0 will be served in knox presbyterian church friday june 28th at 6 15 p m this dinner the ladies are presenting is sponsored by some of canada 3 foremost food manufacturers tecf will be exhibited after the dinner get your tickets early price 35 cents iode fund local news the popularity of war savings stampsjs gaining a a number of our citizens ore making it a polntkrp puruiasej these on a weekly budget or c v williams will be absent from his office for three weeks com mencing july 4th while on vacation it slendor tablets help you to bet ter health 1 maocormack s drug store bradley brothers are offering war savings certlcate as a premium in a lucky number draw shoppers will receive lucky number tickets with their purchases entitling them to i chance on the draw 1 are you robbed of romance slen dor tablets help you to youthful hap piness 1 robbs drug store v the monthly meeting of the wo mens institute will be held on wed nesday july 3rd it will take the form of a pot luck picnic at the home of mrs a c mcmurchy huttonvule cars will be at the monument at 230 for anyone wishing to go personal and social items of news are always appreciated by the herald- over the july 1st holiday no doubt many visitors will come to town and residents go elsewhere if you nave guests at your home or go away send in the names and do your part toward giv tag georgetown an interesting wnkly the rosebud mission band and the baby band of the united church held their picnic on saturday after noon jure 22nd about 55 children and adulu drove to a delightful spot at the farm of mr and mrs alex mckay races games and delicious refreshments prov lded a happy outing tor all who attended union church are holding a strawbe ry mjclal on the lawn at the home of mr land mrs hoare thurs dav juii- 27th 6 8 pm admission 25c in case of inclement weajicr it v 11 be htld in the church 2t i specials bomber i i monster garden party on the lawn of norval presbyterian church 8 pjul standard tune with thursday july 4th russ creighton and his variety entertainers wee c1ara pelly- fbaturino t torontos baby star in singing- dancing and acrobatic performance donald 8pense that sensational boy singer in scotch irish conic and war songs a whole show in himself joe carr canada a greatest dialect comedian ied rust ventriloquist and wee pat the dummy canada s edgar bergen and charlie mccarthy george grant outstanding comedy juggler and national rag picture artist and plenty of other entertainment admission 25 and 15 cento tlit imperial order daughters of the empire across canada are raising 100 000 to buj a bom membnat ions of tosh old gold and sterling silver will be gratefully rcciutd a bowl w ill be puced in p blackburn s win do for thb purpose june j6th to julj 3rd inclu ive church news scripture text but tbr day of the lord will night in which the heavens shall pats away with a great noise and the ele ments shall melt with fervent heat the earth also and the works that are therrin shall be burned up 2 pe t 3 10 men past 40 rundown pfpless feeling try ostrex tab leu of stimulants tonics oyster ele men to a aid to rtcovtr normal vim package today if not de lighted maker refund its low price cill writ robbs and all other good drug stores tf the women s auxiliary of the lorni scots reg imnt ore saving plan trs peanut bags planters are offer nz a prize to the organization col ectlng the most empty bags between iow and september 15th the prize money will be used for the lome scots regiment the women would apprec late everyone saving the bags boxes robb s maocormack s and chapman s drug stores and longs c i ct more wui yo amp st george s church rev w g o thompson rector wednesday 230 ten minute ser v ict of li tercesslon in the church- red crosa work afterwatl in the rec tory living room sixth sunday after trunt hoi com m union 8 00 am sunday school 10 00 am matins 1100 am evensong 7 00 p m rev w g brook of norval will preach at evensong on sunday morning the rector said that all lojal people should be in the churches invoking divine aid some allies are reliable others not but we have on who u our ally and is all powerful we yeallj slack in our war effort if we do not seek him in corpor worship the houses of god ev erywhere should be filled with faithful w orshlppcrs wkwvk2wwwww2ttscnn2wvnnaw new advertisements for rent hous on church street with all conveniences occupancy july 16th apply to elmer thompson phone 19w buildings for sale steel and frame construction would make ideal driving shed etc may be been atjtmperial oil warehouse prop erty price reasonable apply to owner a r- speight 2t- for rent furnished flat 3 rooms with kitchen tte separate bathroom and small bal cony continuous hot water and every convenience mrs watt queen st apte phone 256 georgetown it jwhhewashb0 stables cleaned sprayed and dlslh fected to pass government inspection ok our estimate on your whitewash ing job apply w nightingale son sh1 acton itp 4t bead buckwheat sudan grass millet seed fancy ensilage seed com win doom sons streetevnie phone l open evenings wanted wfbua for general house work captain cqokbiff phone 394 r 5 haj wanted is quantity of hay on sffl hay outright j black vboqe m8j oeorgetown for sale three acres of mixed hay standing phone 248 georgetown jack wilson it for sale corn cultivator with both teeth and discs in good condition apply prank petch charles st phone 391 delivery boy wanted intelligent boy wanted for delivery work must have bicycle apply to rachltns cleaning and pressing phone 233 georgetown ltp st altmtts church glen williams sixth sunday after trtnltv matins 9 30 am sunday school 10 30 am jour bags in these boxes c to mrs lack barbers bring them ltp music firtworks thrills be sure to make arrangements tai visit waterloo park waterloo ont on saturday june 29th and see the greatest band festival and tatoo on jie contlnen 50 bands 1500 bandsmen music and dancing all dav and evening monster fireworks dtsplav silvers dress up for july the first at silvers you can find a smart selection of seasonable merchandise at very attractive prices ladies dresses smart printed and plain chiffon with slips to match 3 95 ladies dresses smart spuns in plain and prints at 295 ladies white shoes a vast selection of ties 5 pumps and the very popular wedge 198 to 395 ladies bathing suits the smart satin elastic 5 plain anct printed in a varied selection of colors also printed cottons which can be worn as a sun rat 198 298 398 s ladies summer coats jigger and fulllength 5 in white and pastel shades c qc up mens bathing trunks we are proud of our selection that includes fancy lastex and wools js special l9si 2 mens windbreakers and summer jackets new cloths new styles all colors to choose from 295 and 495 z mens sport shirts you must wear one to ap- preciate their comfort all styles and colors 5 splcial a i5o mens sport pants we have a very wide range of patterns and cloths to choose from you will appreciate a pair for vacation time w spec1al 195 l 595 mens summer shoes our selection win surely j please your personal taste whites tan and many other sport styles special 198 to 495 5 shop with confidence at 5 j sll vftts iept stnpe where your dollar goes farther phone 375 georgetown the united church surtda school and bible classes 10 am 11 ajn sacrament of the lords supper rtv b a molr hamilton will conduct morning and evening ser vices sunday school picnic will be held on july flth veteran newsman ddss at ttllbovburg fran e aldrich former editor of the titlsonburg news died recently at his home there at the age of 83 he had been associated with weekly newspapers all his life beginning as a boy of 13 with the aylmer express later he was associated ith the in kprsoll news the irigersoll tribune st mary s argus and the listowel ban nor in 1902 he went to tulsonburg and bought a paper known as the liberal wrlch later amalgamated with the observer to form the present til lsonburg news commenting on his passing the tlllsonburg news says mr aldrich has gone to his eternal rest after a life well spent in the service of others deaji will not obliterate his name his works will be a memorial to htm for generations knox prchbytenan church the evening service on sunday june 30th will not be held giving the con greation an opportunity to attend t he anniversary service at norval presbyterian church for sale pease hot air furnace with com plete registers pipes etc as good as new scarcely used at a sacrifice price apply h sliver main stieet georgetown it house for tale factory street apply w parsons men wanted a good business paying good income and with future possibilities selling familex products men and women all over canada have found the secret of success why don t you get in on it toot no obligation ask for free catalogue describing 200 neces sity products and plan famujex products 67j st clement st montreal it excerp from a metropolitan theatre program patrons who consider the ushers uncivil should see the manager baptist church rev e g baxter minister 10 am morning worship and school subject looking up 7 pm evening ser vtc subject the glory bf the cross thursdaj 8pm prayer meeting a welcome to all the famous john holden players who for the past six years have de- for rent or sale upper flat for tentall conveniences j-ughted- muskokas summer jsweillajthe l pos will usher in two nun i- i tr i with their plays have once more come to balt- presenting the first mrs fraser as their opening performance tonight june 26th speaking of a new member of the cast the oravenhurst banner says new members include kenneth watts a ery handsome gentleman who hails from the town of oakvllle ken is very well known over the radio and is gifted with an excellent sing ing voice he is also an outstanding athlete having starred with his college team in football baseball and hockey a good looking chap too one who is bound to be a hit with the ladles atkinson and mavor moore eric notice all former members of the lome scots ipd d h regiment who have glected to turn in their equipment must do so at once families of men ho have transferred to the cajs f are requested to turn in at the ar mourlcs any equipment which may be their possession as this is the propertv of the government and not of the individual an immediate re ponse will avoid official action zone 26 canadian legion will hold church parade to the high school grounds sunday june 30th at 2 45 pjn parading with the legion will be number platoon of the veterans home guard accompanied by the brampton band at the cenotaph the lorne scots band will play the lament followed by prayer and the placing of a wreath by h e earle zone representative what other papers say two sides judith robinson has been told that her services are no longer required by the globe and mall judith a deep thinker and a clever writer trod a bit too muci on the toes of the ottawa government to suit her employers a chip on the old block a daughter of black jack robinson she repeatedly called attention to the inertia at the canadian capital her father was editor of the toronto telegram for many years and he played no favour lies hewed to the line and permitt ing the chips to fall where they may but those whom she befriended at john franks farm and her legion of readers will not soon forget her de spite the fact that her column has dls nppeared from canada s national newspaper the o m has sub stituted dorothy thompsons column although dorothys stuff is more of international than national interest its extremely unfortunate that there iren t tiore feminine writers of miss thompsons and miss robinsons call brc on this continent through her column miss thompson who is cidentally the wife of sinclair lewis the author told the american public of hitlers ambitions long ago more attention should have been paid to htr early warnings judging from events or the past month tweed new a couple of weeks ago when this page decided to really open up on various petons who were doing their best to stir up dissent ion in canada the name of judith robinson column ist of the globe and mall was men tioned miss robinson is no longer with the globe and mall in fact she was probably away from that paper by the time her name was mentioned on this page though we are not sure one day last week she wrote a letter to the glob and mail about it saying that she left the paper because the war work i was then trying to do was embarrassing my employer what miss robinson rather loosely terms venerable a c mackintosh will de liver the address at the high school grounds and the oath of allegiance will be administered to the paraders widow of george beatty passes in fergus mrs george beatty widow of the founder of beatty brothers limited one of the largest washing machine monufoctui civ in the world died re centh at her home in fergus in her 90th year one of the town s oldest and most beloved residents mrs beatty had been in falling health dur ing the past few years been a few expressions of sorrow the midland free press in its gossip col- l says that the globe and mail have nude many bad friends among the libera minded citizenry by their firing of judith robinson judith was a caudle hard hitting and not al ways wise columnist you will no tice tha the writer speaks of the globe and mall as being plural and the liberal minded is spelled with a small 1 the trenton courierad vocate that miss robinson be given a job at ottawa to give her a chance to practise what she preaches that would be a harsh punishment like sending canadian communists to rus sia but the fort erie times review comes out directly in her defence and suggests that she be allowed to write a column for canadian weekly news papers heaven forbldl our papers with few exceptions are trying to help the government with its war effort and our readers don t like to hear the same subject wanned over and over again even by a professional cook fergus news record utes revere nystjerice ended by revellte war win- tar out- to have been the writing of the advertisements pub llshed anonymously by someone who didn t like mackenzie king and nor man rogers but who hadn t the cour age to sign any name but canada calling but even that doesn t tell the whole story what probably em barrssed the olobe and mall was not miss robinsons present work but the cancellation of numerous subscriptions by readers who got tired looking at one track articles that would have caused an american paper to be re garded with suspicion if they had come from across the border because miss robinson could be gay and sprigilly once in a white as well as morose and sarcastic there have pasture provides the cheapest feed available for milk production and it is highly desirable to provide cows with an abundance of fresh green herbage as long u possible throughout the pas ture season early grazing helps to accomplish this c d mackenzle di vision of animal husbandry dominion experimental farms service also sug gests practising rotational grazing us ing annua pasture crops such as oats and sudan grass and providing the cows with altermath from part of the area usd for hoy also silage and soiling cops can often be used to supplement the regular pastures par ticularly during the latter part of the summer on good pasture cows giving from 30 to to pounds of milk dally need very little grain however cows glylng over this amount require one pound of meal lor each three pounds of milk produced above it as young growing grass is high in protein a meal mixture com posed of home grown grains such as oats and barley is satisfactory with more mature grasses however it is advisable to adda small amount of linseed oil rheator ground soybeans e5 the home grown grains in order to properly balance the ration in addi tion sufficient water a supply of salt and a mineral mixture should be sup plied taking care that the cows have snade and protection from flies to buy canadian paper leslie burgin minister of supply of england has approved a preliminary plan to import huge quantities of news print from canada to stave oft a threatened paper famine fn the united kingdom hertofore britain has ob tained most of her paper supply from scandinavia